Verhovayak Lapja, 1937. január-június (20. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1937-01-09 / 2. szám

NO 2

FEBRUARY 27, 1937

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guests of the Nation whichJ .considers us her offspring, j Do not be discouraged if! lyou are not among the first; ones as yet, you know very! [Well how races are. The first: bnes fail to reach the goal; quite often and others who imay be somewhat in the ■rear, take their places. Gc jbut and work. WORK!

You should use the remainling three months to your best advantage and do every Itliing possible' to take your place among the winners.

!, Here are the names of our Imembers who have already jentered the contest ' anc {challenge you to compete |with them for the wonderful prizes of round - trip {tickets to Hungary.

[j Ács Anna — Buffalo, N. Y. jji Baki Rose — Detroit, Mich, j- Balázs John J., Cleveland, O

j Bartos Mary, Dayton, O.

I Barcsai Gábor, Kingston, Pa.

Bodnár L. Detroit, Mich, t Botkai József, Colma, Mich.

jA Bobinek J. Homer City, Pa.

I) Borovich Emma Pitts., Pa.

[ f Black A. L. Piney Fork, 0.

! Bartók C. Teresa, Columbus

Blasius Mary Rose, Nerv Haven, Conn.

'[ Buzogány M. Alliance, 0.

P Balogh L. Cleveland, O.

\ Csernay Julia M. Terrehaute

Ind.

j Csömör Mózes, Madison, III.

P Csonka John — Akron, 0. Csordás Mariska, Cinderella, W. Va.

!: Chunko A. J. Duquesne, Pa.

Csábi István, Detroit, Mich.

, Csircsu Emma, Detroit, Mich.

Czetli S. Emil — Akron, O. Charles Davis, Lorain, 0. Eisenberg Morris, Alliance, 0.

Erdeky Kálmán, Pitts. Pa.

r Esterhay A. Fairport Har. O.

i Farkas Józsefné, Prenter, W.

i;. ■ ■ Va. x

Fazekas Mary, Detroit, Mich. r Fedor James, Dayton, 0.

Fodor M. Martins Ferry, 0.

Í Gabel Rose — Buffalo, N. Y.

1 Gallovich M., Detroit, Mieh.

Gálya J. New York, N. Y.

' Gyöngyössy S. Pitts. Pa,

j Gyura Joseph, Lympi, Ky.

«* * Hausnek H. (Walsh) Chi. 111. Havas György. Cleveland, 0.

I Hegedűs J., Williamson, W. Va.

, Herter S. J. Cleveland, 0.

Hörcsöky J. Buffalo, N. Y. Hornyak Stve Jr. — Akron, O. Horváth Margaret B., Plymouth, Mich.

f Kalassay Alex Mrs. Columbus

Ohio

Kamenar Magdalene, Bedford ! Ohio

j Kelemen Irén, Cumberland

Ky- %

! Kiss Paul. Akron, 0.I

Kövesi Domokos, Canton, 0. Körmendy S. Mrs. Akron, 0. j Kohut V. Carl., Homestead,

Pa.

j Korosy Michael, Alliance, 0.

Kovach John, Maynard, 0. Kreiger Joseph, Akron, O. Kujbus Louis, Weirton, Pa. Kunstadt Ernő, Chicago, III Ladich Steve — Akron, O.

Í Lázár György, Filbert, W. Va.

László J. Mrs. Cleveland, 0. j Liszak Margaret, Dayton, 0.

Lukas J Mrs. Dearborn, Mich. Mersky C. Detroit, Mich. Mihok Babrara M. Mrs. Youngstown, 0.

Murin Helen, Dayton, 0. Nagy Julius, Throop, Pa. Németh Imre, Dixon City, Pa. Novak Eliz. Detroit, Mich. Nyikos G. Mrs. Detroit, Mich. Nyirati J. Mrs. Lorain, 0. Orbán F. Géza, S. Bend, Ind. Pálfalvy Dénes, Colliers, W. Va.

Pálinkás Mihály, Mentor, 0. Péteríy Mariska, Columbus, Ohio

Puskas George, Springdale, Pa Paul Alex, Akron, O.

( Pavuk Géza McKeesport, Pa. Petrovich Vendel, Kulpmont Pa.

Prompovits J. Scranton, Pa. Rendes J. Youngstown, O. Sabo Arthur, Phillipsburgh, N. J.

Sabo Rose Mary, Detroit, Mich.

Sailor Katherine, Booth, W. V. Sári Mihály, Filbert, W. Va. Smith S. Chas — Lorain, 0. Sopronyi Irénke, Dayton, 0. Szabó Illés, So. Bend, Ind. Szász John, Canton, 0.

Szécsi Elek, Cleveland, O. Skripák E. New York, N. Y. Szilágyi S. Ind. Harbor, Ind. Szőke J. Northampton, Pa. Szukics Mária, Allentown, Pa. Takács Béla, Akron O.

Takács P. Sharpsyille Pa. Takacy Florence, Columbus, 0 Tankovich ; Antal, Columbus, Ohio

Tatrie John, Pocahontas, Va. Tobias Andrew, Mamille, N.J. Tokár George, Columbus, O. Toth E. E. Detroit, Mich. Toth Irene, Akron, O.

Trimai M. Mi-s. Detroit, Mich. Tutuska John, West Caidvell, N. J.

Újlaki George, Dayton, O. Ütő Rose, Mrs. Cleveland, 0. Vai’ga Z. Martins Ferry, 0. Verbics Lászlóné, Gary, Ind. Veres Andrásné, Calamazoo, Mich.

Veres E. Helen, Cleveland, O. Veszprémi J. Mrs. Det. Mich. Zboray Jánosné, Gary, Ind. Yóo Mihályné, Detroit, Mich. 417-ik fiók, Trenton, N. J. 6-ik fiók, Akron, 0,

ATTENTION VERHOV AY YOUTHS!

We gladly comply with that request of the Royal Hungarian Consulate of Cleveland, received by our Editorial Department, to publish the list of names given below. This list contains the names and addresses ol youths in Hungary, who desire to establish contact with the second generation of Hungarian youths'in Amercia, through the medium of English correspondence. This method of exchanging thoughts and opinions and securing friends overseas, can be of advantage to the younger generation here as well as to those of the Old Country.

In addition to acquainting them with one another, the movement would serve to facilitate, mutual understanding between Hungarians living on the two Continnets.

For the youth taking part in the Yerhovay Fraternal Insurance Association’s membership campaign, this would be an excellent opportunity for securing friends in the Old Country. For this reason, we warmly recommend this list of names, given below, to the attention of our readers.

1. László TÖRÖ, (age) 20 Kazinczy-u. 36, Szeghalom Hungary

2. Miklós GYÖKÖSSY, 18 Diákotthon, Szeghalom,

3. Ernő Hoffman, 17 Kazinzy-u. 50, Szeghalom

4. Joseph HERMAN, 17 Diákotthon, Szeghalom

5. György SCHWARC, 17 Hősök tere 14, Szeghalom

6. András RÉTHY, (15) Diákotthon, Szeghalom

7. Lajos BOSZRUCKER, 18 Diákotthon, Szeghalom

8. Vilmos WAGMAN, 15 Gőzmalom, Fiizesgyarmat

9. Tibor MENNER, 16 Diákotthon, Szeghalom

10. Oszkár Ruzicska, 15 Diákotthon, Szeghalom

11. Pál GREGUSZ, 16 Bécsi-körűt 11/a, SZEGED

12. István BÁCSKAY, 16 Csengery ut. 67, Sopron

13. Attila BENEDEK, 15 Lánzséri-ut 8, Sopron

14. Böngér BÍRÓ 15 Sopronbánfalvi-ut 298, Sopron

15. Béla KISS 15 Gebhardt-u. 1, Sopron

16. Gedeon LUGOSI, 16 Hunyadi u. 9, Sopron

17. István SPANNER, 14, Hunyadi u. 7, Sopron

18. János POLGÁR 14 Felsőbüki Nagy P. u. 18, Sopron

19. László TÉBY, 16 Székeles-u. 2, Sopron

20. Alfréd NEUMANN 17 Alsólőver-u. 13, Sopron

21. Ernő KUN 17 Jókai u. 24, Sopron

22. István DRÓTH, 16 1 Hevesi-ut, Jászapáti,

23. József MILLER, 20 Gr. Széch.enyi-u. 20, Magyaróvár

24. György MARTINY, 15 Árpád-u. 36, Csillaghegy

25. József HORN, 17 Bimbó-u. 5, Budapest 11.

26. Tibor ERDŐS Pannónia ucca 30., IV. I. Budapest V.

27. Endre GÁBOR Rákosliget, IV. 11.

La Rhumba Social Circles

with JOE GEE

BRANCH 430—HOMESTEAD, PA.

At our meeting.last Tuesday we celebrated our 2nd Anniversary with a Tea Social and Dance. We had our meeting first. Just our members and their friends were asked to come. We had an orchestra to furnish the music for the dancers. During intermission we served a lig'ht lunch. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.

Mr. Kuhn, a director, spoke a few words, and Mr. (.ineel, the District Manager also spoke ^.nd read the letter written to our Branch by tlie President, Mr. Darago.

At our special meeting last Jam 26, we elected the following as officers for the year:

President, William Kohut.

Vice-President Emma Borovich.

Sec’y-treas. Alex, Fentek.

Controller, Helen Kish.

Publicity Agent, Emma Borovich. *

“Slats” Sopko would like to know the difference between a Fox Trot and Square dance. Will someone explain the difference to him before a certain young lady acquires enough courage to do so.

What young lassie at the dance j given Ivy this Club, stole the hearts of all the boys? For information see the firm of Criminal lawyers.] Eddie Gall and Zoltán Vincent. !

What was the prize in the Ping- Pong tournament between Joseph Estinka, Elvira Lqszlo, Janet Horvath and “Slats” Sopko?

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What inspired Lawrence Nagy to do the new “Romance Dance?”

What young lad from the Wyandotte Branch received the attentions of Marguerite Smythe.

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What’s the matter, Miss Horvath, given up boys during Lent?

*

We saw Master Gall in a dancing mood with the “Lady in Pink”

Most unusual hair-do we’ve seen of late is the one Miss Marie Rákóczi sported at “St. Valentine’s

Dance” the other night, at the Verhovay Hall.

Miss Smythe will be quite a sobsister if she intends to follow in the fóotsteps of Joe Gee.

*

Mary Horvath wore another eye-arresting gown at the evening we thought. It was a pink silk dress. With it she wore orchids at her shoulder.

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ARMISTICE SIGNED:

The truce between the autoleaders and the union, was a mere scrap of paper compared to the one made between Miss Rakoczy and Joseph Estinka.

You know... Joseph Estinka could win the gratitude of hi Country. . . why, perhaps we’d even observe his birthday nationally . . .

If he‘d quit suggesting orchestras to play at our dances...

Miss Elvira László is one of the town’s belles, very much interested in the wellfare of our young lads.

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Dan Korody and Miss Mary Shovoly and many other young patrons, poured into the modern Swing Bar. Miss Mary Horvath and Zoltán Baki occupied a table in the corner.

THINGS TO COME:

“Slats” Sopko, A .B.

V. S. College. Football ’40, ’41 ’42; All American quarterback ’42: Special Instructor in salesmanship at Zuiback University.

Eddie Gall, A. M.

V. S. College. Track: Inter-collegiate Glee, ’40: “Pickles”: “Up in the Air”: “Carrels Circus”: Intercollegiate Festival, ’39, ’40, ’41: Cross Country. ’39, ’40, ’41, Intercollegiate champion ’40, ’41.

Special Instructor in Entertainment Economics at Lada’s University.

Zoltán Vincent, M. S.

V. S. College. Cross Country: Inter-collegiate Glee, ’40: “Pickles”: “Up in the Air”: “Carrell’s Circus”: Inter-collegiate Festival, ’39, ’40, ’41: Phi Phi Epsilon: Head Instructor in Industrial art at Ford University.

Marie Rákóczi B. S.

V. S. College. Girl Reserves, ’39, ’40, ’41: Inter-collegiate Chorus ’40: Track ’40: Hockey *41: instructor in Nursing at Dearborn University.

Elvira László, A. B.

V. S. College. Thespian Club: Uke Club: Track: Basket Ball; Swimming: Hockey: Assistant

Professor of Social Work at R. L. Polk Institute.

Joseph Estinka. A. B.

V. S. College. Cartoonist ’39. Copy Reader, ’39: Cross Country: Basket-ball: Footbail: Ping-Pong ’39, ’40, '41: Special Instructor in Banking. Kelsey University.

Marguerite Smythe. Ph. D.

V. S. College: Poetri Club: Copy Reader: Publicity Agent:

Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Hockey: Swimming: Professor of Psychology Dearborn University.

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Cecilia Herman. A. M.

V. S. College. Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: “May Festival”, Inter-collegiate Chorus: Zeta Chi Sorority. Assistant Professor of Sociology. Dearborn University.

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Oscar Petoskey, M. D.

V. S. College. Horseback Riding Club: Ping-Pong Club: Chess Club Alpha Beta Epsilon. Associate in Research. Lyons Institute.

Dan Korody. Ph. M.

V. S. College. Football, ’39, ’40 ’41: Boxing ’39, ’40, ’41: Intercollegiate middle weight Champion ’41: Baseball, ’39, ’40, ’41: Ping-Pong-, ’39, ’40, *41: Intercollegiate Champion. Instructor in Health Education. Lyons Institute.

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