Bethlen Naptár, 1947 (Ligonier)

Igazgatói jelentés a Bethlen Otthon 1945 évi és 1946 első félévi működéséről

BETHLEN NAPTÁR

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care; and if they have been members of the Federation for at least ten years and if they have one thousand dollars of insurance. In special cases the Supreme Council wil have to decide. Admission into the Home for the Aged shall be made upon the recommendation of a branch of the Federation and officers of a congregation, after a physical examination. Aged members of

the Federation shall be con*

sidered first for admission. Applications are to be mailed to the Superintendent of the Home who shall present them to the next meeting of the Board of Managers.”

Children Under the Care of the Bethlen Home in 1945-1946

Charles Balazs, Homestead, Penna.; Stephen Balazs, East Chicago, Ind.; Albert Bihari and Frank Bihari, Fairfield, Conn.; Edith Boerner and Klaus Boerner, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Tibor Csóka, Fairfield, Conn.; Gloria de Concha, Westfield,

N. J.; Alfred Fay, Cleveland,

O. ; Paul Karath, Detroit, Mich.; George King and Louise King, Coraopolis, Pa.; Joseph Kozma and Kaye Kozma, Detroit, Mich.; John Kristoff and Louis Kristoff, ' Cleveland, O.; Betty Jane Kroynovich and Robert Kroynovich, Fairport Harbor, Ohio; Patricia Miller, Sharon, Pa.; Arlene Nagy, Bridgeport, Conn.; Stephen Olah, New York City; Dolores Papay, Bridgeport, Conn.; John Przypek, So. River, N. J.; Carl Redd and

Joseph Redd, Columbus, Ohio; Martha Schimpf, Youngstown, Ohio; Elizabeth Süveg, Detroit, Mich.; Gizella Szabad, Helen Szabad and Robert Szabad, Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Arpad Szabó, Milwaukee, Wis.; Geraldine Waugh, Shirley Waugh and William Waugh, La Belle, Pa.; Robert Wilson, Kingston, Pa.; Albert Wass, Chicago, 111.; Frank Luif, Chicago, 111.; Sara Prunyi, Barrackville, W. Va. — Total 38.

Old Folks Under the Care of the Bethlen Home in 1945-1946

Mrs. Helen Botos, Chicago,

111.; Alexander Fodroczi, South Bend, Ind.; Mrs. Esther Gonda, Eleanora, Penna.; Joseph Imre, Homestead, Penna.; John Kiss, Dayton, O.; Mary Kiss, Perth Amboy, N. J.; Mrs. Andrew Kozora, Chicago, 111.; Stephen Kun, Smock, Penna.; Stephen Molnár, Eleanora, Penna.; Bela Molnár, Eleanora, Pa.; Nicholas Nagy, Pittsburgh, Penna.; Charles Olajos, Zelienople, Pa.; Mrs. Mary Poliak, Wallingford, Conn.; Daniel Szabó, Chicago, 111.; Mrs. Mary Szabó, Bridgeport, Conn.; Stephen Papp, W. Va.; Stephen Toth, Cleveland, Ohio; Aaron Szabó, Trenton, N. J.; Michael Bozsolyak, Trenton, N. J.; Mrs. Barbara Paszmag, Scranton, Pa.; Mrs. Theresa Gondol, Flint, Mich.; Mrs. Mary Kulcsár Cleveland, O.; Balazs Nagy, Gaines, Mich.; George Fuzy, Detroit, Mich.; Elek Szabó, Elizabeth, Penna.; Gustav M a n d y, Wallingford, Conn.; Paul Svarni, Fairfield,