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

1937-01-09 / 2. szám

FEBRUARY 27, 1937 PAGE 7 BRANCH No. 356 DETROIT, MICH. MINUTES The last meeting of this Association in the year of 1936 was held in the Verhó­­vay Club on December 4th. Following the collection of dues the meeting was called to order by Vice - President, Julius Sobonya in the ab­sence of our president, Frank Eory. The Secretary.- Treasurer submitted following reports: 1. Moonlight Picnic spon­sored on August 15th. Anet loss of $7.02 was disclosed. 2. The dance sponsored on October 9th. A net profit of $4.90 was disclosed. 3. The Beano Party of No­vember 20th. A net profit of $9.28 was disclosed. 4. Financial report which disclosed a cash balance of $300.06 in the bank as of No­vember 30, 1936. The election of «officers to serve in the year 1937 was taken up. — Elections were held for the following offi­cers : President, Vice-President, Secretary-T reasurer, Auditor, Publicity Director, Recording Secretary, Entertainment Committee Chairman. Sick Visitor. Election was by popular vote. Mr. Hinder acting as chairman. Mr. Julius Sobonya' and Joseph László, rye re nomin­ated for the office of presi­dent. Mr. László declined whereupon Mr. Sobonya was asked to accept the of­fice.- This he accepted. The office of Vice-Presi­dent and Sick Visitor was fil­led by Mr. Joseph László. Mr. R. J. Phillips was again unanimously reelected to the office of Secretary-Treasurer with George Noch serving as Auditor. The office of the Publicity Director was filled by Nr. Jo­seph Becsi. , ■ The office of the Enter­tainment Committee Chair­man is being served by Nr. .George Noch, The Recording Secretary was unanimously reelected. The question of the Secre­tary - Treasurer salary was brought up. It was approved by all members present to have the Treasurer receive a salary of 120.00 annually. A suggestion was made by Mr. Hinder to have a dinner in honor of all past and fore­coming officers. However, there is nothing definite on this yet. In consideration of the ti­me and as all business had fun they are missing. Why not come around and help to make the year 1937 the most been transacted, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, M. J. FARKAS Recording Secretary-BRANCH 439 JOHNSTOWN, PA. The regular mo’nthly meet­ing of the English Sneaking Branch of the Verhovay Association was held the first Sunday of the month in the Club Room of the St. Emory Catholic Church, corner of Chestnut and Sixth Avenue, Cambria City, at 2 p. m. An election of officers was held with the following re­sults: President Andrew Gaydos Vice-Pres. Adolph V. Thorofsky. Sec’y-Trs. Stephen Balogh Publicity Ag’t Louis Vince Entertainment Committee Emery Vince, James Galik, John' Klesch, Stephen Ba­log, William Arnosky, An­drew Kukoly. The newly-elected officers will be installed at the next meeting. Under the capable leader­ship of the new officers, an interesting year, including outings and plays, has been planned. To those who are not attending these monthly meeting do not know what outstanding year in the his­tory of the organization? Publicity. Agent Louis Vince =l%frtioeayakJgp/<i= IT IS ALWAYS VERY MUCH EASIER to CHANGE FROM LOWER TO HIGHER DUES then from HIGHER TO LOWER NEW BRANCH ORGANIZED Joseph Cibolya organizer of our second district, in cooperation with Michae Fekete, organized the 485th Branch at Lebanon, Pa: The president of the newly organ­ized branch is László Szabó, Treasurer: Michael Fekete Trustee: John Lance, Jr., official phisician : Dr. R. C. Wenner. -— The monthly ' ! meetings will be held on the j first Sunday of every month at the home of Michael Fe­kete, 516 E. Weildman St. a. —- The new branch has bright prospects for the future. TEXAS FINANCING- The dome of the monu­mental Texas state capitol in Austin is seven feet higher than that, of the national capitol in Washington, and this is the only state capitol that was not paid for with the taxpayers' money.* It was paid for with three million acres of land. But what’s three miliőn acres in a state like Texas? _____________i • ENOUGH FOR HIM Orator—Allow me before I 'close to repeat the words of the immortal Webster— Listener—Good night!— I’m going to get out before he gets started on the dic­tionary. — (E x h a n ge.) A GIGANTIC MEMBERSHIP DRIVE A Wonderful Verhovay Excursion Conducted and provided by the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association under the personal leadership of Mr. JOHN BENCZE, Supreme Secretary. DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK JULY 24, 1937 — ARRIVAL IN BUDAPEST JULY 31, 1937 On the wonderful and modern S HjPSfc A Thru Germany, and on a special floating palace of the IN Bfji wtff M Verhovay-train direct to Budapest North German Lloyd k&U » » for the spectacular reception RETURN: On any_ North German Lloyd or Hamburg American steamer within a year from departure. Both steamship and railroad tickets are good for %one year. _____________________ FREE STEAMSHIP and RAILROAD TICKETS from NEW YORK to BUDAPEST and RETURN TICKETS from BUDAPEST to NEW YORK FOR THE VICTORIOUS CONTESTANTS of the MEMBERSHIP DRIVE 25 The Second Great Membership Drive of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Ass’n on the occasion of the beginning of the second half of a Century and a *j GIGANTIC VERHOVAY EXCURSION with low rates for Verhovay members. AVAILABLE PRIZES (FOR OLDER MEMBERS) Free steamship and railroad tickets from New York to Budapest and return tickets for ten older members. ^ Contestants must be members of the Ver-I II hovay Fraternal Insurance Association and over 35 years of age, or they may join the Association NOW. Prizes will be given to the ten con­testants securyvg the most points according to the rules of contest. (FOR YOUNG MEMBERS) Free steamship and railroad tickets from New York to Budapest and return tickets for 15 young members. 1 C? Contestants boys or girls must be from 16 to I 34 years of age, they must be members of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association or they may join NOW. Grand prizes will die given to the 15 young members securing the most points in the membership drive, according to the rules of the contest SHORT SUMMARY OF THE RULES OF THE CONTEST: 1. The eligible contestant may compete separately in both of the above described groups of prizes, ending May 31, 1937. In each group that contestant will be the winner who attained the highest number of points in securing new members, in strict accordance with the rules of the contest. 2. It is binding upon each contestant that be or she be a member of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association or if not a member, that he or she should join now. 3. The members secured can be: senior or junior members who take out policies of from $250.00 to $5,000.00 values or Junior Order members who take out policies with a monthly premium of 15 or 20 cents. 4. Only those NEW members can be included in the con­test who have paid their policy premiums or monthly dues for at least six months during and before the close of the contest. 5. The computing of the results of the contest for secur­ing new members according to credits — is to be done in ac­cordance with the following tables: REGULAR INSURANCE (If monthly dues are paid six months) The securing of a $ 250.00 policy represents 500 points The securing of a $ 500.00 policy represents 1,000 points The securing of a $ 1,000.00 policy represents 2,000 points The securing of a $ 5,000.00 policy represents 10,000 points (If monthly dues are paid twelve months) The securing of a $ 250.00 policy represents 1,500 points The scouring of a $ 500.00 policy represents 3,000 points The securing of a $ 1,000.00 policy represents 6,000 points The securing of a $ 5,000.00 policy represents 30,000 points (The amount of insurance falling between these amounts, wiO he credited to the contestant according to this table). ✓ IN THE JUNIOR ORDER (If the monthly dues are paid six months) With a 15c mo. premium, each new member represents 400 pt. With a 25c mo. premium, each new member represents 600 pt. (If the monthly dues are paid 12 month) With a 15c mo. premium, each new member represents 1200 pt. With a 25c mo. premium, each new member represents 2000 pt. 6. The closing time of the contest for securing new mem­bers is 12 o'clock noon, May 31, 1937. The prizes named, will be awarded by the Home Office of the Verhovay Fraternal Insur­ance Association. This decision is acknowledged as binding by all the contestants, upon their announcing their intention of taking part in the Contest. It is binding upon the contestants to use a steamship and railroad ticket, personally, by taking part in the Tour of Study. 7. In case of tie, each contestant wins a prize. Supreme Officers, employees of the Home Office. District Managers as well as the children of the above named, cannot take part in the Contest. 8. However, the members of the Branches, Secretaries and Officers can take part in the Contest. They can also take part in the Contest by backing one member of the Branch in their efforts to win in the Contest. 9. The publishing of the exact votes will be taken care of by the Home Office by publishing the list of the contestants names and their standing from time to time. 10. The forms and documents for the beginning of the securing of new members as well as the personal admission of the contestants can be obtained free of charge from any District Organizer, or Secretary of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association or from the Home Office. ák i i

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