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PROPOSALS
eOVr. OF DISTRICT OF COLUM

cow. OF DIsTRICT OF c0LUM.
n 65A; RkPTb 6 OF Nav sLD y IiSss q q
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived in Room 404, 400 Pa Ave.
= NV. Wash. /, d. C., until 2 2 M.
EDIT, May 20, 1853, and then
publicly opened and read for fuel
conversion Of the heating plant at
the District Training School, Chill
dren's Center, near Laurel, Nd.
PROPOSAL forms, plans and spec n
z Bid and Contract Section. Procure
ment once, D. c., RIM, 40i. 400
Pa. Ave. NV. No deposit required
tPhone Ma. $4,000, Ext. 231S).
q mv7-6-9-ll-12-13
GOVT. OF DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
BIA. DEPT, OF BLDGS. AND
GROUNDS. d. c.. May IL, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived in Room 404, 400 Pa. Ave.
NV. Wash l., D. c., until 2 PM,
EDIT, May ~, 1859. and then
4 publicly opened and read for re-
Mobilization and maintenance Of
OF d. c.. Wash. D. c. PROPOSAL
forms ard specifications obtain
able from Supervisor, Bid and
Contract Section, Procurement
Once, d. c., RIM. 400, 400 Pa.
Ave. NV. No deposit required.
(Phone MA. $4,000, Ext. 237S.)
. myl3.14.15,16,1S.19
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. 2391-S, SEWAGE PUMPING
sTATIONS-Sealed proposals for
the construction Of one $50 g.p.m.
and one 425 g,p.m,. sewage pump
Ing stations and appprtenant
structures in carsondale and
springdale GAMERS, Prince
received at the Once Of the Sec
rotary OF the Washington Sub9r-
ban Sanitary Commission. 40l7
Hamilton street, Hyattsville,
Maryland. until Monday, June !,
1889, at 1880 PM, Eastern Day.
light Saving Time. at which place
and time they will be publicly
opened and read. Plans, proposal
form and the special provisions for
this contract may be obtained
ffom the once OF the Chief En-
Rineer of the Commission. upon
deposit Of S25. which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those
returning the plans and forms in
good condition within 10 days
alter opening Of bids. T. EARLE
BOURNE, Chairman; FRANK L.
HEWITT, JR., Vice Chairman; J..
NORMAN AGER. JAMES B..
BLAND, WILLARD A. MORRIS,
L. s, RAY, Commissioners. Attest:
JOHN T. BONIFAET, Secretary
myl3,
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CRAFTSMAN

Experience In architectural-type OF
drAftlng. preferably IN prepara.
ton Of shop drawing from archi-
tects' plans for windows, curtain
walls, hollow metal. or similar
work. Opportunity with expand
ing concern, Paid vacation, holt.
DAYS, sick leave and hoKpltnnHA.
tlon. Phone WE. 6-3t10 70 ar.
ranae Interview.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia.
Holding Probate Court. = No.
g77S7, Administrations This Is
to Give Notice That the sub
scribeT, OF the State Of Maryland,
has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the
estate Of RUTH BARRY DAWN.
late Of the District OF Columbia.
deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 21th day
october, AID. 1859; otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under
my hand this cath day O. April,
1859. CARROLL w. DAWN. 1927
35th Place, Hyattsville, Maryland
lSeal.l Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. ap29-my6,l3
ROBERTSON a ROUNDTREE
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CONSTRUCTION sUPT. for garden
apt. Mt. Rainier area. Only ex-
perienced need apply; refs: 5000
weekly Write Box 146-x, Star.
COLLEGE STUDENTS = Summer
Job selling air conditioning: no
experience necessary: we will
train you We furnish the Gus
toners: work in an air-cond. store
all summer. Write stating brief
BACKGROUND to Box 95-X. Star.
COOK, short order: white: sober,
reliable: report ready for work
1879 Viers Mill I'd, Wheaton,
Nd See Mr. WOOD
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TT, Belyoir. Va


COUNTER MAN Kosher-styie deli
catessen experience: sandwiches,
retail selling and catering. Sal
ary, S95. Apply SHIRLINGTON
DEL, 4015 s. 2Sth st., Arl.,
TIE. 6-0096.
COUNTERMEN Fast earry-out
shop: good pay: good conditions;
Elrginia rcsiuent preferred. Apply
in person. MARIO'S PIZZA
HOUSE. 1929 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
Va.
DOOR MAN, colored: prefer retired
gentleman. Nice quarters available
with salary. Fine downtown build
ing. Call Mr.. RUHL, EN-. $4,000.
DRAFTING, electro mech, mech,
checkers, designers. detail. Jr. and
81. NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE,
INC. HOS 10th st. NV. Elk
2-Tp-0
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COOKS

Must be between 81 and 40 years
OF age and have references; apply
in person to the
Engineer MeSS=Bldg. 20
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JUNIOR
EXECUTIVE

Who wants to do saleswork
SHENANDOAH LIFE INSURANCE
CO. has vacancy in the Metro
politan area. Guaranteed salary
repeat business. secure future
group insurance, pension plan,
over age 25: preferably married
present income must be $1,000
minimum. Some sales experience
desired but not essential. Call DI
7-1232. Mr.. Won DECK for ap.
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NhhFENIE experienced lOI
Z house work. Call after q pm. HI.
a-5lOS.
CARPENTERS - Two cornice mar
for job IN Cedar Crest and Cedar
lane, Bethesda. Also layout men
needed Suitland I'd. and Southern
ave. sc. See foreman at job.
CARPENTERS, for residential con.
S 16TE e:u F TSP sv Eases. STEADY
CARPENTERS, trim, experienced
Apply FRANK STARNES, Supt
4 Trenton Park Apis, 602 MisSis-
sippi ave. Sc. or call 10. 3-9665.
CARPENTER WANTED, guaranteed
| yearly salary, general homes i'm
provement. 10. 7-43S3.
CARPENTERS WANTED. white. ex-
per-; me-improvement work
good pay. Call MA. 2-l227.
CARPENTERS. full time; SIS per
/ fr.. can make as much as 81 hrs.
! per wk. See Mr.. EVANS. Sleepy
Hollow rd., left on Kerns I'd, left
I on MoodvillG Gr. to lob.
CARPENTER, top wages. housing
/ project: LIVINGSTON Heights, turn
/ right on Stratford ave. at the
/ 300 block Livingston I'd. sc. to
loD. ne. O-SOao.
CARPENTERS. trim men only
Steady work. Good pay. Report
4 to Wren Dale Job on Shreve I'd
on Lee hwy. Falls Church. Va,
NJ. POMPONIo q SON.
CARPENTERS = New work, new
( apartment houses. Report with
tools. Mr. COLE, Duke st. ano
TAYLOR Parkrun. West. Alexandria
I CARPENTERs-Trim men only
I Call WE. 5-3134 between 1880
Hnd 4
CARPENTERS HELPER - White
for large completed apartment
DEVELOPMENT; So days. $50 pei
ter repairs. Apply HAYWOOD
GARDENS APARTMENTS, 4101
HAYWOOD pl.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
WA. 7-6200.
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CARPENTERS, experienced, fol
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LEGAL NOTICES
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MNNMN.NNa
noem 900, 5000 X Street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ms Z Probate Court, --E1tate OF
ceased No o5.adn, Adminlstrn-
ton Docket sO3. Application
Letters Of Naturalization on sad
estate, BY CHARLES y STEWART
and EVELYN AMBLER, Il is
ordered this bth day o. MAY,
heirs Al law and next Of kin
Of the deceased. and al others
concerned. appear In said Court
AID, 1883, Al 10 o'clock An,
70 show cause Why such apnlica-
ton should not be granted' Let
notice hereof be pubIished In the
"Washington Law ReporterF and
I sysn ss,i sis enc IN . each
the return dey herein mentioned.
the irst publication 10 be not
less than thirty days before said
: return day. Witness, the Hon
orable p. DICKINSON LET'S.
Chief Judge OF said Court, this
9Th day Of May, AID. 1859, seal
bbt ltsst: FRANK FRANK BuRkARI.
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. ny6.13.2O
WILLIAM ,. BATRUs. Attorney,
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AUTO RADIO. REPAIR AND IN
STALLATION MAN, experienced
only need apply % to 81, 127 N.
Pitt St. Ari., Va
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CRAFTSMEN
DRYWALL MEN (lOO1

Needed immediately at capehart
housing project. Fort Belvoir, Va
Tapers, finishers and board hang.
ers. highest rates in Metropolitan
ply directly to Job. Experienced
sanders and board carriers needed
also.
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exper. on adding mach. helpful:
) days: S275. POTOMAC EMPL.,
Oil King st., XII. 9-5055.
CLERK, high school grad. for air
cond. home once of major life
ms. co. Will train in supply, ship
ping and receiving. Must be able
to undergo thorough character in
vestigation and secure bond. 35-
hr:. wk., many fringe benefits.
Call ST. 3-6222, MR.. HENDRICKS,
for interview.
CLERK, young white man, recent
high school graduate who is at
tending or plans tn attend night
school in aecountancy: Typing a
ture opportunities. Write Box
3763. Georgetown Station. WASH
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CARPENTERS

ar you worth more than you are
nov makingP Call VIII. 6-7954,
ewes only.
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trim men only
Steady work. Good pay. Report
to Wren Dale Job on shreve I'd
Of Lee hwy Fails Church. Va,
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CARPENTERS = New work, new
apartment houses. Report with
tools. Mr.. COLE, Duke st. ano
TAYLOR Parkrun West, Alexandria
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Canning-Joan Russell, Jean Ann
Tucker, Barbara Millman, Diane
Isaacs.
Clothing - Joyce Bennett, Mary
Lou Grossnickle, Kay Isaacs, Janet
Lloyd, Jane Messick.
Dairy = Keith Carlisle, Walter
Hopkins, Donald Phillips, Sharon
Dempsey.
Citizenship Jesse Harris,
Doris Jestice.
Dairy Foods Demonstration =
Carol Russell, Connie Hill, Joan
Russell.
Electric Vaughn Elliott, Jack
Beauchamp, Kenneth Smith, How
ard Layton.
Entomology Donald Givens,
Jack Beauchamp, David Lloyd,
Judy Jaquette.
Field Crops - Joshua Messick,
Bill Gordy, Phillip Messick, How
ard Layton.
Food Preparation - jeanne
Hastings, Bonnie Milspaw, Richard
Nelson, Dotty Grosnickle
Forestry Howard Layton.
Frozen Foods - Marlyn Ben
nett, Jean Ann Tucker, Virginia
Mcdowell, Carol Russell.
Public Speaking - Wayne Ell
lott, Sharon Hilt
Poultry Jimmy Jestice, Her.
bert Collins, Gary Speicher, Shir-
ley Locates.
Garden - Robert Lord, Richard
Nelson, Barbara Moore, Frances
Millman.
Girls Home Economics = Jane
Messick, Betty Jestice, Janet FL
lott, Joyce Warrington, Bonnie
Milspaw.
Health = Ruth Mcdowell, Bar
bara Messick, Robert Lord, Sandra
Jones.
Home Improvement - Sandra
Jones, Gloria Givens, Joyce Phil
lips.
Leadership = Jimmy Jestice,
Joyce Warrington.
Safety = Howard Layton, Bar
bara Millman, Frances Millman.
Swine = Philip Messick, Jimmy
Jestice, Barbara Millman Jane
Messick.
Tractor Jimmy Jestice, Joey
Williamson, Philip Messick, Joshua
Messick.
Soil and Water - Franklin Mel
son, Howard Layton.
Dress Revue = Kay Isaacs, jan
ice Warrington, jeanette Seely,
Diane Isaacs, Mary Lou Vreeland.
Completion pins, basic leader
ship pins, and certificates were
presented to deserving individuals.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
Ten Years Ago
Taken from the Nov. IS, 1913 Issue

'aken from the Nov. 1S, 1s4s Issu
Jack Messick, Skipp Mayhem
and Richard Clendaniel will re-
turn to town Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holi-
day weekend with their fami-
lies. The boys are freshmen at
the University of Delaware.
zee
A. N. Spaniel, founder and
Board Chairman of the Inter-
national Latex Corporation to-
day made public details of the
new cafeteria and social hall
now under construction at
Playtex Park, Dover, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Murphy
have recently returned from a
months motor trip to Californ-
ia. They went out by one route
and returned by the way of
another. visiting many points
OF interest enroute.
The Harrington High School
Band, upon the invitation of the
University of Delaware, will
play at the football game this
Saturday between the Univer-
sity OF Delaware and West
Chester State Teachers Col
lege at the Wilmington Ball
Park. Mr.. Brobst, director, will
be in charge.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Messrs. Victor Adams, Char
les Cordray, Claud Nelson and
Herman Wiley spent the week
end with their respective par
ents in Bridgeville.
zee
Mrs. Madeline Manners of
Georgetown, has gone to Okla
homa City, Okla, to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.
A. ID. Williamson.
George Buchanan, with his
dogs, is spending a few days
with his mother at loves
Cross Roads. You may always
look for George on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Sale
van are receiving congratula-
tions upon the arrival of a son,
James Frank Salevan, II, who
arrived Monday, November IL.
Lewes laboring men struck
for $5 a day at the Coast Fish
Oil and Fertilizer Company
plant. The management of the
company had been paying them
So a day and board, which was
considered fair wage accord
ing to prevailing wages in this
section and did not yield to the
demands of the men and had
verys little trouble in filling
their places at the old scale.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott
returned on Saturday to their
home on Thatcher St., Frank
ford, after a motor trip to the
West Coast and an extended
visit with Mrs. Elliott's sister
in Berkeley, California.
zee
Messrs. A. H. Hearn, H. G.
Kirk, C. E. Hastings, E. L.
Kitchens, v. S. Livingston, Mil
ton Jones, d. ]. Truitt, r. r.
Ellis, Rev. r. nj. Volk and F. M.
Volk, Jr., all of Delmar, attend
ed the annual Bonnie Blink
Corn Husking held at the Mas
onic Home in Cockeyville, Md,
on Saturday. They received an
award for the largest number
going the longest distance.
ses
The adult choir of the CAL
vary Methodist Church, under
the direction of John Frick,
has been invited by the East
lake Methodist Church, Wilm-
ington, to present a sacred
concert on Sunday evening.
November 20. The choir of 80
voices will leave the church at
4 p. m. AT 500 o'clock they will
be served dinner by the mem
bers OF the choir of the church
they will visit.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
Twenty Years Ago
Taken from the Nov. "a 1889 Issue

AIKEN from the Nov. "a 1889 Issu
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M. Gum,
Jr., of Frankford, left the first
OF this week for Albany,
Georgia, where they are to visit
MIR. Gums uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Lillsston.. Mrs.
Lillsston formerly was Miss
Nell Dasey of Frankford.
sss
The students of the High
School had q thrill last week
when Sir Hubert wilkins ar
rived for a special assembly.
at which time. he. addressed
them, telling of many facts of
his trip to the frozen North
and of. the life there. Sir Will
kins came to Milford for a
visit with DR.. and Mrs. Clyde
Nelson.
Fire killed AZ head of breed
ing stock and destroyed large
frame barn on Square Farm"
owned by Henry Sites, with an
estimated loss of more than
$4,000 in the Chapel, Md, dis
trict, last Friday night. Nine
horses and 80 cows were burn
ed to death. Three horses which
were led from the barn had to
be shot because OF their burns.
The farm is operated by Henry
Sites. Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
Thirty Years Ago
Taken from the Nov. 22, 1929 Issue

Taken from the Nov. %, 1899 Issu,
Among those who took a ride
In the airplane on Armistic
Day were Miss Margaret Bull
lock and Ida Belle Farrow.
see
William Albert, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Ward, of Hous-
ton, was christened on Monday
evening, November 18, on his
third birthday by Rev. Buckson.
Miss Lucy Pierson and bro
ther from Oklahoma, have been
guests of their parents this
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Pier
son of Vernon.
Albert Wilson has built an
addition to his store and fill
ing station at the north end of
Union Street, Milton, making
the property both attractive
and convenient.
sos
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman C.
Davis and SON John Robert,
and William Daye, all of Sell
byville motored to Wilmington
Friday and spent the week
end with friends-on Saturday
they attended the football
game between PMC and the
University of Delaware played
at Chester Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
Sussex 4-H achievement
AUards Made At
Banquet
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
Louise Thoroughbred, bread DEM
onstration team winners from the
MiIlsboro Indian River Club; Carol
Russell, Dublin Hill Club and Con-
ME Hill, Bridgeville Live Wires
Club dairy foods demonstration
team winners; Joyce Warrington
Dublin Hill Club, leadership; and
Wayne Elliott, Delmar Little Oaks
Club and Sharon Hit, Shawnee
Speed Kids Club, public speaking.
Winners received savings bonds
watches, pen and pencil sets and
silver service.
Announcement of the Club Con-
gress winners and presentation OF
certificates and prizes was made
by DR. Sam Gwinn, assistant direc-
tor of the Extension Service in
Agriculture and Home Economics,
University of Delaware.
Mr.. John Hastings, president OF
the county All Leaders Associ-
alton presented service pins to Mrs
Elizabeth Grossnickle, Mrs. Ev-
erett Messick and Mr.. Robert Carey
for five years service; Mrs. Harry
Dale and Mrs. Samuel Hearn for
ten years service.
Other program highlights includ-
ed discussion of the county All
program, by Mr.. Baker and illu-
strated by colored slides, and a
candlelighting service by the coun-
ty All Links, an organization OF
All alumni" with outstanding rec
ords of project work, leadership
and contributions to the All pro-
gram.
County clubs with 100 percent
project completion by Individual
members were announced as fol-
lows: Dublin Hill Yellowjackets
Delmar Little Oaks, Millsboro In
dian River, Columbia Pioneers
Greenwood .Hi-Flyers and the
Slaughter Neck Champions.
County project winners were
named in the following areas:
Achievement-Ja Elliott, Bar
bara Messick, Wayne Elliott.
Home Identification Nina
Wright, Jackie Johnson, Carolyn
Hickman, Wayne Cannon.
Boys Agriculture Records -
Franklin Nelson, Jimmy Jestice
Bobby Watson, Clark White.
Breads Demonstration = Joanne
Hastings, Marybelle Cowen, Louise
Thoroughbred.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Oscar Taylor, the genial
manager of the Coffman-Fish-
er Company of Milford, announ-
ced today that tomorrow, Sat-
urday, November 25, he will
open for public inspection the
stores beautiful toy-land. The
entire second floor of the store
is devoted to the display of
two. Included in the display
are handsome gifts for the very
young, and also the older chill
dren.
The valuable timber tract
that stretches six miles south
west of Milford was threaten
ed by a fire that destroyed a
25-acre section last Thursday
afternoon. Firemen believe the
fire was started by hunters who
were seen in the vicinity just
before the fire was discovered
raging through a section of
pine on the farms of Matthew
Reiner and John Oldt, near
Staytonsyille. The fire burned
for three hours before more
than $50 volunteer firemen
from four companies and far
mers brought it under control.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Herbert West of Portsmouth,
Va, who travels over the Del
Mar-Va Peninsula as salesman,
spent the weekend with his
sister, Mrs. x. J. Hooker of
Millville.
Mrs. st. Clair Turk of Clifton
Forge, Va, with her little dau-
ghter, Elizabeth Stuart, are
spending two weeks with Mrs.
Turks sister, Mrs. Ralph Mills
on East Front Street.
sOs
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Harley
have returned to their home
in Irvington, N. j., after hav-
ing spent some time at the Sus-
sex Hotel. Mr.. Harley, who is
contracting engin er, spent
some time in Seaford, about
10 years ago in engineering
work in several counties
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis
and daughter Madeline, return
ed home Sunday after spending
several days in the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia. While
away they visited the beautiful
Luray Caverns, President Hoo
ver's' Camp, George Washing
tons old home at Mt. Vernon
and other points of interest.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
The Past Ir Review
News As 1t Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago
Taken from Che Nov. p, 1s1s Issue

Taken from the Nov. 21, 1913 Issue
Thoroughbred Holstein heif-
ers have been purchased by
both Alfred Lofland aud James
Salisbury. This speaks for the
enterprise of Houston farmers.
Capt. and Mrs. w. F. Jacobs
and daughter, Miss Helen Jac-
obs of Smyrna, have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Boone
of Frederick. Mrs. Jacobs leaves
soon for st. Petersburg, Fla,
where she will spend the win
ter.
This week Mrs. Hester Ange-
lima Marshall has sold the
water rights and the land con-
nected with the Old Mill site
at the east edge of Milford to
Edward M. Davis, who will
cause the property to be turn
ed into a recreation park and
beauty spot for the people of
Milford. The property is To-
Gated at the point where the
old ford" or crossing of the
waterway over which Caesar
Rodney rode during the Revo.
lutionary period in his famous
ride from Lewes to Philadel-
phia to sign the Declaration of
TndeDendence
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10

Weddlng Annlv~A-@-y l rouJCI-.>.n,
kada je navrsila 62 godine zivota.
Pokojna sestra bila je dugogo-
disnji clan "Svi Sveti" odsjeka
broj 1 HBz aktivna, vrijedna,
postovana. Rodjena je 1897. ov-
die Pittsburghu, bila je kr-
stena u prvoj hrvatskoj crkvi u
America, koja je sada Dom ma
Sega odsjeka, ma 1916 E. Ohio ST.,
vjencana Nikolom Maletitom
novoj crkvi "Svetoga Nikole"
ma East Ohio st.
Radila je kod drustvenih aktiv-
nosti sve dok ju je zdravlje slu-
lilo. Bila je dobra majka dobra
supruga, blage naravi dobre Gu
di.
Pokojna sestra ostavlja ozalos-
cenog i tugujuteg supruga, sina
Josipa i kcerku Mrs. Anna Deakin; !;
troje unucadi; sestre: Mrs. Mary
Horvatic, Mrs. Anna Bartolac,
Mrs. Frances Gaona i Mrs. Emma
Quiroz.
Pokojnica bila je ma odru u
O'Brien's Funeral Home, 1924 Cali
fornia Ave. Odar je bio okicen sa
mnogobrojnim vijencima cvijeca
rodbine i prijatelja medju kojima
Sc isticao vijenac nasega odsje-
ka, a odar bio je posjecen po mno-
gobrojnim prijateljima znancima,
Sprovod je obavljen petak,
ma IS. maja po crkvenim obredi-
ma crkvi "Sv. Nikole" ma East
Ohio ST., gdje je obavljena Sveta
Misa. Pokopana je N. S. Catholic
Cemetery. Mad otvorenim grobom
govorio je Father Marian Soric,
a u ime nasega odsjeka i HBZ 60
vorio je tajnik odjeljenja Bolne
potpore, John Ovcaric.
U ime odsj. "Svi Sveti" broj 1,
ovime izrazujemo najdublje sauce
see suprugu djeci "a izgubljenom
suprugom dobrom majkom.
Neka je pokojnici lahka zemlja
u kojoj pociva i vjecna slava!
Stjepan Devunit.
Zahvala. - Rodbini, kumovima
i prijateljima koji su mas tjesili
u ovoj nasoj tuzi, koji su okitili
odar pokojnice krasnim cvijecem
j koji su platil svete mise, dali
svoje automobile "a sprovod; Fa-
theru Marijanu Soricu koji je mad
grobom izrekao lijepe utjesne ri
jedi, bratu Johnu Ovcaricu ma ME
govom lijepom utjesivom govoru.
topla hvala!
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moga.
Ozalosceni suprug Nikola Male
itch djeca, Ana i Josip..