Fraternity-Testvériség, 1986 (64. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
1986-01-01 / 1. szám
FRATERNITY Page 13 BRANCH LIFE — BRANCH 1 — Bridgeport At the branch meeting of October 27th, the members elected their officers for 1986: Paul Hon- go — president, Louis P. Vargo — vice president, Sylvia Hongo — secretary, Robin Racz — treasurer. John Koi, branch manager, announced that branches 1, 52 and 63 will observe the 90th Anniversary of the Federation in Bridgeport on June 29, 1986. BRANCH 2 - Cleveland At the November 8th meeting, the following officers were elected for 1986: Joseph A. Kovach — president, Daniel Vizsolyi — vice president, Edward Szabó — secretary, Violet Sarosi — treasurer, Irene Waszil — controller. Plans were made for the December 8th luncheon and Christmas party which was held jointly by Branches 2 and 4. The luncheon, held on December 8th, netted $50.00 for the Statue of Liberty Restoration Fund. Ilona Kernes, her sister Matilda and Jolán Abel did an admirable job cooking a delicious meal for the 41 persons who attended this social activity of Branches 2 and 4. Plans were discussed for another fund raising affair. Edward Szabó Board of Directors Branches 2 and 4 were hosts at a picnic for branch managers and members of the state of Ohio in the fall. László Keines, Ann Kovach, Mary Bacho, John Abel, Edward Szabó, William Áros, Emma Aros, Albert Bacho. OSZTÁLY ÉLET László Keines, Julia Szonyi, Joseph Tegze, Becky Vargo, Joseph Kovach, Jolán Gaiko, Frank Meyer, John Abel, Ann Kovach. JULIUS HARTMAN 1902-1986 The entire Cleveland Hungarian community was saddened at hearing the news of the death of Julius Hartman. He entered into rest on January 14, 1986 at the age of 83 following a heart attack at his home. Mr. Hartman was a retired grocer and enjoyed working for all causes which promoted our Hungarian culture and heritage. He belonged to the First Hungarian Reformed Church, Cleveland, Ohio, and was a very dedicated and loyal supporter. He had belonged to the Hungarian Choir, Churchmen’s Brotherhood and other organizations. On several occasions he represented Branch 2 of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America as a delegate to the Convention. The many kind deeds done by our dearly departed will long be remembered as he was always available to help those in need. Funeral services were held on Friday, January 17th at the First Hungarian Reformed Church with Dr. Stephen Szabó, Pastor Emeritus, officiating and being assisted by the Rev. Frank Juhasz Shepherd. A eulogy in behalf of the family was given by the son-in-law, Elmer E. Vargo, Vice President-Secretary of the Federation. At the wake services at the funeral chapel on Thursday evening, words of comfort were delivered by Rev. Stephen Szilagyi, newly elected pastor of the Church who drove in from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
