Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. július-december (24. évfolyam, 27-52. szám)

1941-10-30 / 44. szám

October 30, 1941 Verhovavak habja Page 5 VERHOVAY SPORTSMEN of BRANCH 164 ------------------------ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ------------------------have had your picture publish­ed first. I know what I’m talking about because the boys in Battery E ill look forward to the Journal when your article is in it. Here’s hoping your picture will be published soon as you wouldn’t want to disappoint the Army. Your friend and, Private Marvin Kunstadt. Well, Marv, there isn’t much 1 can say. Thanks for taking an interest in my column. Perhaps there’s more truth than poetry in what you say. * * * From one of my informants 1 learn that I’ll not be able to tease Frankie Kantor any longer. He’s been promoted to sergeant. [ guess it will have to be Ser­geant Frank Kantor from now on. All kidding aside, congratula­tions, sergeant. It’s good to hear of your good luck, but please don’t make it too hard on the boys in your charge. Uncle Sam decided that we wives need our husbands more than he does, so he gave Ernest Kunstadt, Jr., and Anthony Stan­­gret, ratings of “3A.” In case you didn’t recognize the name, that second fellow be­longs to me. FLASH NO. 1 William Feifar, Jr. is having trouble trying to find a hat to fit him. Haven’t you heard? He is the father of a bouncing baby boy. His wife, Julia, and the baby are both doing fine. Congratulations, and best wish­es to mom and dad and BABY. FLASH NO. 2 I understand Ted Janik has set the date when he will no longer be a bachelor. Who’s the lucky girl, Ted? FLASH NO. 3 If members don’t let me know the news that’s going around something drastic may happen. Come on, folks, let me in on a few secrets. FLASH NO. 4 I promised my little sister, Rose Anne Kutska, that I would print her name in the paper. She is recovering from an emer­gency, acute appendectomy. She is doing fine and will be running around again before this paper will be in print. FLASH NO. 5 Won’t somebody please let me know what the bowlers are do­ing! I know there are bowlers but I haven’t heard any reports from them. I must close now but Í promise you an article next month that will contain all the news that I can possibly gather. I sort of fell down on the job this month, but I won’t give an alibi because I haven’t the time to think of a good one. Just me, Margaret Stangret, Publicity Agent. 1427 So. Sawyer Avenue Chicago, Illinois. THE FERRET SEZ... BRANCH 429 — DEARBORN, MICHIGAN The lazy-daisy days of Indian summer are here, and each day passes swiftly away. The days have passed so swiftly that the dead­line has arrived before I have taken the time to gather material for my article. Therefore, this article will be very short due to the lack of time. MEETINGS As I stated in my last issue, there was no meeting in October. Instead of our regular monthly meeting a card and bunco party was held. There were many mem­bers and their friends at this affair and many beautiful gifts. I he branch wishes to thank all those who donated prizes and at­tended this affair, as the proceeds were used to help those less fortunate. Everyone that attended this affair spent a very enjoyable evening. Let me call to your attention the necessity of attending our November meeting. The Sports­men should all be present as plans are to be made for the coming year. After the meeting, there will be refreshments and enter! ainment and a big surprise Is in store. I can’t say anything more about it as that would be telling. ENTERTAINMENT This is my last chance to re­mind you not to miss the big affair given on Sunday, November 16th. That is the day you will see what the co-operation of Branches 164, 342 and 503 can do in the line of musical comedy. The play “A Tót Leány,” will he presented on the stage of the Lincoln Auditorium under the direction of Mr. Feifar, Sr., as­sisted by Mr. Petrovits, with an 100% Verhovay cast. As I am unable to attend re­hearsals, I will not bé in the cast as I promised, but the cast is very good and I’m sure you’ll enjoy the play. Don’t forget or make a mistake on the date: Sunday, November 16th, at the Lincoln Auditorium. I’ll see you there. Just another reminder of our New Year’s Eve party to he held at the Wicker Park Hall. This year it will be the biggest and best party and the best celebra­tion in Chicago. ARMY NOTES OR GONE WITH THE DRAFT I received a letter from one Of our boys in uniform and I’m going to print it for you: 1 Camp Davis, North Carolina Dear Marge, For two months there has'been great excitement down here in Battery E. You wrote me then that your picture would be in the Verhovay Journal and I’ve been telling the boys all about you. My dad sends me the English Section of the paper, but I haven’t Seen your picture. Fve seen pictures on the front page of persons I've never heard of, and some of them are not even Ver­­bovay members. The boys down here are anxious to see your picture and are disappointed because it has not appeared. Say, Marge, did you have a fight with the editor, making him hold back your picture and pub­lish those unknown writers? After all, you’re considered the best contributor and should It has been said that vanity is the greatest vice of man, but it helps to keep him satisfied with himself sufficiently to endeavor to do things no one else has done. Hence, even the little guys like to see their names in print occasionally; helps to boost up the old ego which seems to be necessary for a bit of happiness. Let’s see what we have in store for Branch 429 members. Alexander Bercheny be­came the proud papa of an eight pound son the latter part of July, but since he didn’t visit his secretary un­til recently... well, how was I to know the old stork would beat me to making the announcement? A1 has promised to make his new son a Verhovay member in the very near future. As noted elsewhere, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Horvath are now the proud owners of a daughter, Edwina—another one of the long list of Hor­vaths in 429. Josephine Kuritar will eventually become one of those listed as “Mrs.”, as she recently became engaged to:Ted Pomroy, an engaging young chap as the Ferret can testify. Josephine is proudly displaying a star sapphire as her reward for promising to becoming Mrs. Pomroy. Congratulations! The meetings of Branch 429 are becoming larger and larger, and the ole Ferret dug up some figures to prove why they can’t be much larger. Of the total mem­bership, the branch can de­pend on 3/7 % to be pre­sent and to engage in social activities; there are 2/7% living on farms who can’t come in to meetings; only 2/7 % who are inactive and are only paying members. Of course, the total mem­bership is slightly under 100, which makes meetings very, very small. How about get­ting more new members, and we can give a party when we reach the 100 mark? We have one member to date who is with the armed forces. Albert Sara, whose family are unanimously Ver­­hovayans is stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii. A gift from the branch will be going out to Albert as soon as we decide what it should be. WORRIED HEART Why must I wait here and worry? It’s all because you promised to be mine. When Uncle Sam called you to attend your duty, You promised me it would only be for a year. But, my love, that year is much longer to wait with a broken and worried heart. Darling, if Uncle Sam would have taken me with you, I wouldn’t be so sick and worried in heart for you. Sometimes I wonder if I should wait or die, But since Uncle Sam has called and taken you away, and needing you more, I —I will wait with a worried heart. —JAKE Branch 208 Filbert, W. Va. A note of acknowledgment will be shortly sent to Betty Carol Balega for her lovely letter of thanks to the Fer­ret for stating what is the honest opinion of this writer for Betty’s informative ar­ticles. You see, Miss Balega, I only give credit where credit, is due, and I believe that your “stuff” is tops with the majority of the feminine members. By the way; I tried the cookies list­ed in your last article and my kids sure gobbled them up. Let’s have’ more good recipes. Where oh were is J. J. Horvath? The nice things you said about the old Fer­ret have rather gone to my head, and I’m just coming out of the ether into which I was cast by your words. Thanks, pal, you’re tops with me. I wonder what John “Dirk” Fulop will do when he goes with our armed forces? Will he continue his rib-tickling articles or will he lose his identity with the hundreds of thousands of musket-bearing gents? Elmer Halas of 395 gives one a pretty good idea that the chaps with the U. S. Army Air Corps certainly lead anything but a dull life. More like the article in the last issue. Better cut this short or “ye ed” will cut it out. Fraternally, THE FERRET, Publicity Agent. Itching ßtrneuer ThisFattWu/-jrMoMrBitls For quick relief from itching of eczema, pimples, athlete’« foot, scabies, rashes and other ex­ternally caused skin troubles, use world-famous, eooling, antiseptic, liquid D.D.D. Prescription. Greaseless, stainless. Soothes irritation and quickly stops intense Itching. 35c trial bottle proves it, or your money back. Ask youi druggistJodafjocI*.9. PRESCRIPTION WOMEN’S DIVISION OF BRANCH 361 Cleveland, Ohio The Women’s Division of Branch 361 will hold a dance on Saturday, November 15, 1941, 7:30 P. M., at the Ver­­hovay Hall, 8637 Buckeye Road, with music by Toth’s Orchestra. Miss Margaret Cinke, some times heard over the Akron station on Sundays, will be the soloist, and a dance will also be given by the young star. A very entertaining eve­ning is expected for this affair, and the new lighting system, which will be com­pleted by the time of our dance, will enhance the beauty of the occasion. An attractive colorful reflector will be placed in the center ceiling of the dance hall. Improvements of this sort indicate the progressiveness of the Verhovay branches. This gorgeous lighting sys­tem was presented by the Women’s Division of Branch 361, and our deep apprecia­tion goes to our president, Mrs. William Mate, Sr., for her very thoughtful idea. Our gratitude is also ex­pressed to Mrs. Phau for her donation of a beautiful afghan, which will be given away at the dance; to Mrs. Sabo for the printing of the books; to District Organizer Vassy for his willing and helpful services; and to all who cooperate in this pro­gram. Fraternally, Mrs. Gabriel Sonkoly, Publicity Agent.--------------a-------------­BRANCH 477 Niles, Ohio A dance will be held on Saturday, November 1, 1941, 7:30 P. M-, at the German Hall, with music by John Bunchy’s Radio Orchestra. Mary Koval will act as chairwoman of the affair. Members and friends are invited. Fraternally, MARY KOVAL President.--------:o:-----=— Platinum deposits have been discovered in the Mu­­tan river district of north­eastern Manchuria. 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