Fraternity-Testvériség, 2004 (82. évfolyam, 2-4. szám)
2004-07-01 / 3. szám
iPage 14 Fraternity- Testvériség John W. Vargo, Army PFC American Legion Post #45 Hopelawn VFW Post #1352 VFW Sgt. John Egan Post #663 HRFA Branch 151, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Frank Bagamery, 529th Army Div. Joseph Kati Louis Popp Andrew Székelyhídi, National Guard 28th Int. Div. HRFA Branch 165, Akron, Ohio John Belik Alvin Copeland, Sr. Miklós Hajnal Winston Kirk Leslie Kiss George Kovach Frank Kovács Louis Kun Milo Lukity Richard Maciolek Francis May László Pataky James Peters Steve Szalay Robert Tate Stephen Toth Edward Vargo Kirk Winston Veterans at the Bethlen Home and Ligonier Gardens, Ligonier, PA Branch 198, Ligonier Ross Auman, Army Glen Benshoff, Marines, Artillery Division Tom Butler, Navy Edward Dolezal, Army Ernest Dubics, Army Samuel Fulcomer, Navy John Graham, Navy George Henderson, Army Bud Illmer, Expert Parts Man Ed Knapfel, Navy John McDunn, Army Frank Miney, Army Air Force Wally Mundell, Air Force Thomas E. Owens, Navy Howard Shirey, Army Robert Snodgrass, Navy Don Stitt, Air Force William Stout, Army Air Force Vincent Tetkoski, Air Force Joe Torockio, Army Sam Vaugham, Navy Gene Wanichko, Army HRFA Branch 226, Richeyville, Pennsylvania Joseph M. Bodnar HRFA Branch 227, Warren, Ohio Martin Ellis, Sr. HRFA Branch 300, Washington, DC Géza Katona, LTjg- 1944-45 Member of Branch 313, Linden, N.J. John Nagy, Jr. Navy Members of the West Side Hungarian Reformed Church, Cleveland, Ohio HRFA Branch 352 Paul Marton Edward Muller Lajos Nagy Julius N. Papp Steven Tabor Julius Yeso Calvin United Church, Toledo, OH John Hlebar, Sgt. 1940-1945 (List incomplete) HUNGARIAN PRINCESS TAKES CROWN AT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL Hungarian Princess Hilary Hoak was chosen queen of the 2004 Lorain International Festival. She is a member of the Lorain, OH Hungarian Reformed Church and Branch 31 of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America. Hilary, a 17-year-old student at Amherst Steele High School, has been preparing for the pageant for months. She gives the credit to her deceased grandmother, Barbara Bigrigg, who inspired her and taught her everything about traditions and experiences that reflect the Hungarian nationality. Hilary had the privilege to be part of the Debutante Ball, which meant she was accepted into society as a young woman instead of a little girl. She has been able to spread her heritage to the Lorain community by dancing at the festivals and other events. After graduation from high school in 2005, Hilary plans to attend Bowling Green State University and major in early childhood education. Hilary’s great grandmother, Helen Kayatin, passed away in April 2004. She was the manager of Branch 226 of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of Richeyville, PA
