Fraternity-Testvériség, 1952 (30. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1952-08-01 / 8. szám
14 TESTVÉRISÉG when the congregation was struggling under heavy financial burdens, and at the same time reported that the last payment on this loan will be made shortly. Convention acknowledged the report with great satisfaction, as another proof of the soundness of the investments in church loans. 7. George Borshy Kerekes, Secretary, reported that according to the findings of both the officers and the Supreme Council, the branches conducted the elections of the delegates to the Convention in compliance with the rules and regulations; no appeal was made against them, and thus the designation of a Committee on Credentials is unnecessary. bpon the motion of Zoltán Beky, the Convention agreed that upon the reading of the roll call, the Convention itself shall approve the credentials. 8. The Secretary presented the following list of delegates, approved by the Supreme Council. (Original list: Appendix No. 2.) a) With Full Rights from the Supreme Council: 1. Dr. Francis Újlaki, President 2. Albert Fiok, Vice President 3. George Borshy Kerekes, Secretary 4. Emery Király, Treasurer 5. Edmund Vasvary, Auditor 6. Joseph Kecskemethy, Director, Bethlen Home 7. Alex. Daroczy, member of Supreme Council 8. Géza Molnár, member of Supreme Council 9. Emery Pozsgay, member of Supreme Council 10. Stephen Syposs, member of Supreme Council 11. Dr. Charles Vincze, member of Supreme Council 12. Paul Teglassy, member of Supreme Council b) In Advisory Capacity: 13. Dr. Francis Horvath, Medical Director 14. Aladar A. Fiok, Counsellor-at-Law 15. J. H. Zeitlin, Accountant 16. Francis Nagy, member, Board of Directors of Bethlen Home 17. Paul Ferenczy, District Manager 18. Paul Szentmiklossy, District Manager 19. Michael B. Tusay, District Manager 20. Arpad L. Bernath, District Manager 21. Gustave Kovats, District Manager 22. Sigmund Balia, District Manager c) With Full Rights from the Branches: 23. John Nagy 24. Andrew Kurimai 25. Coloman Horvath 26. Joseph Szantay 27. Bertalan Kovács 28. Stephen E. Balogh 29. Francis Nagy 30. Stephen Böszörményi 31. Sigmund Ladanyi 32. Arpad Beretz 33. Andrew Fedorko 34. Andrew Shepherd 35. Imre Kovach 36. Joseph Molnár (Passaic) 37. Joseph Molnár (Trenton) 38. Mrs. Charles Vincze 39. Charles Marosi 40. Emery Nagy 41. Mrs. Adele Hess 42. Geza Medgyesi 43. Charles Kiss 44. Albert Varga 45. Bertalan Szathmary 46. Andrew Kosa 47. Mrs. Anthony Peter 48. Zoltán Beky 49. Dr. Tibor Csikesz 50. Stephen Daruka 51. Victor Racz 52. Andrew Szabó 53. Anthony Kruchio 54. John Rigo 55. Andrew Lenart 56. Joseph Fodor 57. Stephen Kocsis 58. Andrew Fedor 59. Coloman Helmeczi 60. Ladislaus Szabó 61. Albert Nagy 62. Sigmund Bartha 63. Michael Kaszonyi 64. Joseph Hegedűs 65. Paul Markovits 66. Francis Szarka 67. Joseph Radnoczy, Sr. 68. Stephen Bodnar 69. Joseph Domonkos 70. Mrs. Alexander Kayatin 71. Nicholas S. Kropog 72. Dr. Stephen Szabó 73. Andrew M. Kovachy 74. Mrs. Joseph Novak 75. John Kanocz 76. Emery Perczel 77. Charles Papp 78. John Koran 79. Daniel Bodor 80. John Kovács 81. Mrs. Donald McIntyre 82. John Szentgyorgyi 83. Louis Batiz 84. Sigmund Palagyi 85. Valentine Szabó 86. Alexander Marton 87. Joseph Kun 88. Stephen Fulop 89. Bela Egry 90. Joseph Kispal 91. Matthias Daroczy 92. Stephen Csepke 93. Andrew Arvay 94. Stephen Varga 95. Joseph Toth 96. Mrs. Andrew Ambrus 97. John Nemeth 98. Zoltán S. Vajda 99. Géza Veszprémi 100. Julius Enessey 101. Dr. Bela Bottykos 102. Tibor Toth 103. Mrs. Charles Farkas 104. Mrs. Emma Varga 105. Stephen Kish 106. Stephen Kovács 107. Charles Kadar 108. Andrew Hamza 109. Andrew Gyure 110. Andrew Nagy It was established by the Convention that the number of voting delegates is 100. In spite of the fact that Andrew Hamza, the duly elected delegate of Branches No. 298. 264, 100 and 83, has not yet been a member in his new branch for a year, the Convention accredited him with 40 votes against 25. 9. The Secretary, on behalf of the Supreme Council, recommended that Dr. Alexander Toth and Joseph Urban, representatives of the church press, should be elected as recording secretaries of the Convention. For this work they would receive the same per diem expense allowance as the delegates, plus an honorarium of ten dollars per day.
