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Pliskover Cemetery Association
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Pittsburgh, PA 15217

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Year Subject Excerpt Source
1935 A Prosperous Association, September 1, 1935 Thanks are extended to Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Radin for the article donated to a raffle which brought in $90.00 for the Relief. In the year 1935, the Association was in an exalted mood -- in those happy paternal spirits when, solicitously watching its progeny, it perceives it flourish and prosper. It had a well functioning Ladies' Auxiliary. It had, after many exertions, brought the younger ones into the fold by organizing them into a Youth Club, which is at present in a fever of activity. They engage in many enterprises, they assist at various affairs of the Association. They contributed, the records state, on August 4, 1935, $25.00 to the Relief Fund. They issue a monthly called Landsleit, containing many news features of great value and interest to the society. It is greatly to be deplored that this paper has been discontinued. The Thirtieth Anniversary Jubilee Book of The Pliskover Free Loan Association, 1908-1938

Year	Subject	Excerpt	Source
1935	A Prosperous Association, September 1, 1935	Thanks are extended to Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Radin for the article donated to a raffle which brought in $90.00 for the Relief. In the year 1935, the Association was in an exalted mood -- in those happy paternal spirits when, solicitously watching its progeny, it perceives it flourish and prosper. It had a well functioning Ladies' Auxiliary. It had, after many exertions, brought the younger ones into the fold by organizing them into a Youth Club, which is at present in a fever of activity. They engage in many enterprises, they assist at various affairs of the Association. They contributed, the records state, on August 4, 1935, $25.00 to the Relief Fund. They issue a monthly called Landsleit, containing many news features of great value and interest to the society. It is greatly to be deplored that this paper has been discontinued.	The Thirtieth Anniversary Jubilee Book of The Pliskover Free Loan Association, 1908-1938