Verhovayak Lapja, 1937. július-december (20. évfolyam, 27-53. szám)

1937-07-29 / 31. szám

PACE 10. July 2», 1037. “LET’S GO SNOOPIN’ On Verhovay Avenue” Okay — let’s go! But, girlie, he careful -— go more cautiously this time, for yo’ all migh say somethin’ that might offend someone — Yowsah! Yours truly sure did get “hallelujah” for her last article. 'Twas all written in fun, though, my children, so why don’t you all he good sports and be able to take a lil razzin’. Well, we had a few srikes around this burg, thank goodness! At least it broke the monotony of small town life for a little while, any­how. Yours truly had her for­tune told at Keivnywood Park, Pittsburgh, Pa., die other Sumlay, and yours truly is “supposed” to marry a gigolo, and have six chil­dren. Good! Six new mem­bers for the Verhovay! By the way, Air. Joseph J. Horvath of Cleveland, O., I’ll have to thank you for your congratulations. Your column is “tops” in my opin­ion ! Ask Miss Irene Szekely, one of our members, for her recipe for chicken soup. In­cidentally, Irene, how about getting back at me for that crack by asking ME for my recipe for a salmon salad? (Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Vestrocy!) Irene and I are both keeping “mum”, aren’t we, “pal!” All that I can say is that we are both good (?) cooks. Congratulations to our neighbor^ Branch 430, of Homestead, Pa. I am glad that your initial dance affair was so successful. I regret that I couldn’t be present. There’s no reason for the local girls to be anything but good-looking. For right In our midst we have a Verho­vay member who is a beauti­cian. She is none other than Miss Ella Sepach, a béautious brunette, (a coiisin of mine, by the way). That’s all for this time, folks, I’ll be seeing all youse guys and gals soon! From “Ye Olde Scooper” Vestrocy — Vice-President of Branch 484. P.S. — Don’t be a fraidy­­cat —send in any comments you may have. I can take it! Address all communica­tions tof Helen Vestrocy 1509 Fifth St. New Brighton, Pa. VERHOVAY TRAILS By—John J. Balazs (Branch 366) Vacation time is here and there has been quite a few out of town Verhovay mem­bers spending their vacation here in Cleveland, visiting our Great Lakes Exposition. It is something worth while seeing. Heard that Mr. and Mrs. John Gulash of Branch 383, Buffalo, New York, were here to see our Expo again this year. Miss Anne Biro, one of our members who works in New York is home recuperating from an opera­tion. I was over to see her and she sure''thinks Branch 394 in New York is tops. So may 1 thank the members of Branch 394 and Sec. Mrs. Steven Gomory for the way they have received our mem­ber. It really makes me happy to hear Miss Biro talk of the way she was accepted as one of them. An orchid to Branch 394. Heard that Branch 419 in Eairport Harbor has a#very good baseball team there this year. Wonder if Steve Riho is still manager. Wish­ing you luck again this year, boys, Wonder why we don’t hear much from Br. 416 in Warren, Ohio. Let’s hear some news from your Branch, Mr. Parti. Also, wonder if Mr. Brogely of Branch 365 in Youngstown, has a baseball team this year. I haven’t heard much of my friend Anrew Doko, Sec. of Branch 343 in Williamson, W. Va. Come on, Andy, put some southern news in our paper. This also goes for George Kertes, ’ Sec. of Branch 431 in Hemphill, W. Va. You see, I haven’t for­gotten you George. While I am visiting the South, I don’t want to for­get my home town, Stonega, Va. I hear that Frank Wol­­finger is working hard to start an English Branch there. Well, Frank I sure wish you luck and hope you succeed because the Verho­­vay needs new members and and new branches to keep it the biggest Fraternal Insur­ance Association in America. So let us hear from you Frank. While I am on the subject oh old friends, I have just recently heard that some of my boyhood friends are living in Trenton, N. J., Wonder if they belong to Branch 417. Would like to hear from them. I had the pleasure of meet­ing Mr. and Mrs. Geza Csizi of Perth Amboy, Va., while they were here vacationing on his uncle’s farm near Cleveland. Wonder if they are members of Branch 458 there. We don’t hear much news of Branch 458. Come on give us some news of Perth Amboy. Miss Helen Vestrocy of New Brighton, Pa., is one of our new columnist and you did a very nice job Helen, may I con­gratulate you, and let us hear some news of your Branch often. The Ferret in Dearborn, Mich., is doing a swell job, and it makes you feel as if you all know the members there. I must stop in the next time I go to Detroit and visit the Branch. Now let’s get back home. Branch 14 here in Cleveland has a swell baseball team, and managed by Pete Kardar, and they have won their first 3 games by a large score and it looks like they are on their way to the championship this year. Wishing you luck, Pete. Well, I will just have to stop now, that I am back home, but as I said, vacation time is here, so I will be back with more news of what I find in other cities and towns. =VerhovayJournal= CLEVELAND, O. Branch 366 Minutes of our meeting of June 6, 1937. The meeting was called to order by President Balazs at 9:10 P.M. Minutes of our previous meeting were read and accepted. Mr. Joseph J. Horvath re­ported that Miss Elsie Ko­­losvary and himself had a very enjoyable time at the banquet held by Verhovay Branch 14. “ Miss Betty Toth, chair­man of the Social Commit­tee, announced that we hold a Basket Picnic this month at Nelson’s Ledges. This location was voted down and it was decided that we hold it at Kassay Farm, where we will be able to go swimmirtg, We will hold another meet­ing at which time further ar­rangements will be made. We received a letter ask­ing for a donation to help the Steel Strikers. This matter was voted down. One of our members, Miss Anne Biro was operated on for appendix, and is well on the road to recovery. Flow­ers were sent to her in be­half of our Branch. This coming Saturday, our Secretary, Miss Mary Fejes will be married. Miss Inwre Kovács made a motion that we hold a party in her honor and present her with a gift from the Branch. Her mo­tion was seconded by Miss Betty Pal. The party will be held this Thursday even­ing, and we will gather from here, and" then spend the evening at the Night in Bu­dapest. Miss Betty Toth will send cards to the mem­bers to advise them of same. It was voted upon that we purchase her a gift for $5.00. There being no further business, Mr. Alex Okros made a motion that the meetnig be adjourned. Miss Julia Alak seconded the mo­tion. Therefore, meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M. Irene C. Kovács Recording Sec. Alma.sy, Julia Aranyos, Julia Borosky, Mary Ann Bajo, John Jr. Balazs, Mary Bates, Ethel Helen Bodi, Elizabeth Bozo, Mary Csigi, Paul Jr. Csontos, Stephen Csurgai, Frank Czadankiewicz, John Davis, Eugene Demi, Miehael Domokos, Alexander Gall, Joseph Garbocsi, Joseph Gazdag, John Groza, Julia Gyöngyösi, Emma Hajszter, Peter Hegedűs, Elizabeth Hrusko, George Ivankovics, Anna Juhasz, Irene Király, Tibor Kish, Margaret Kish, Stephen Kurucz, John Jr. László, Elizabeth Lengyel. Albert Matyas, Helen Messi nger, Robert Advantages of Budgeting “Why Budget?” was dis­cussed by Harry R. Van Cleve of the John W. Yates agency at Los Angeles for Alassachusetts Alutual Life at a breakfast meeting of the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Family life is the most im­portant business, and busi­ness principles of planning, budgeting and cost account­ing should be applied to the family partnership. Two reasons for budgeting were presented — first, to achieve a better and more abundant life today; and, second, to plan a program of saving for a more abundant life tomor­row. Mészáros, Hermina Mihalek, Anthony Molnár, Ernest Molnár, Gizella K. Molnár, Alexander Jr. Nagy, Helen Nagy, Joseph Nemeth, Charles - Nochta, John Papp, John Pataky, William A. Pavlicsek, Mary Pongracz, Bertha Sakovits, Joseph Schmidt, Anna Marie Sencey, Joseph Jr. Simko, Joseph Jr. Stasoff, Noni Szabad, Angella Szaler, Irene Szemanek, Helen Szluka, John Szukics, Louis Takacs, Jeremias Takacs, John Toth, Andrew Toth, Ernest Túri, Vencel Tyukodi, Pauline Vincze, Bela Visi, Bela Varga, Mary Juvenile Order—Monthly Report JUNE — 1937 Number of members on June 30, 1937 ......... .................... 11 OSS In June we bad 189 new members The follownig Branch 36 Branch 132 Branch 121 Branch 369 Branch 174 Branch 164 Branch 33 Branch 123 Branch 216 branches have taken from January 1, to at Detroit, Mich. .., at South Bend, Ind. at Buffalo, N.Y. ... at Alliance, Ohio .., at Scranton, Pa. ... at Chicago, 111. at Windber, Pa. ... at Kalamazoo, Mich, at Northampton, Pa. up 35 or more new members June 30, 1937 108 new members ... 56 new members ... 55 new members .. — 46 new members ..-.. 45 new members ,... 43 new members .... 42 new members .... 41 new members .... 38 new members In June we had 51 members reinstated, 174 members stricken from the membership lits, and 65 members transferred to the Senior Order. DEATH BENEFITS were paid for: Farinelli, Angeline — Skowdosky, Dolores — Kish, Louis III. — Szakai, Elizabeth — < Toth, Julia — died May 22, 1937. Branch 285. Amount died May 24, 1937. N.J. Branch 176. Class B. died May 31, 1937. Mich. Branch 486. Class C-J. died May, 31, 1937. Pa. Branch 345. Class A-J, died June, 9, 1937. City, Pa. Branch $498.08. Class A-J. Age 6, at Oakdale, Pa. paid $160.00. Class B. Age 1, at Roebling, Amount paid $15.00. Age 2, at Romujus, Amount paid $39.68. Age 1, at Aliquippa, Amount paid $21.50. Age 15, at Ellwood 141. Amount paid The following members were transferred to the Senior Orde in June, 1937.

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