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

1941-07-31 / 31. szám

Fage 2 .LOVE IS NOT BLIND BRANCH 503 Our Junior secretary, An­na Talaber who lives on Mason Avenue), proudly dis­plays an engagement ring received from Frank Grebe­­nar. It has come to the knowledge of one of my stooges that Anna accepted it on the condition that Frank, not now a Verhovay­­an, will soon become an ac­tive member of our branch. We hope it will be soon, Frank, and we’ll be await­ing... Eleanor Stanko also has received an engagement ring, from Johnnie Bodnar. Elea­nor’s favorite song, so it seems, has been “Oh John­nie!’’ We hope to hear from both of you, Eleanor. Speaking of engagement rings, our young 20 year old Margaret Miller is the owner of a beautiful ring. She has recently become en­gaged, and we haven’t had time as yet to find out the details. Tell us about them, will you, Margaret? And what is Tony Kovács, Chairman of our Entertain­ment Committee, waiting for? Before, he said that he expected to be called to the Army, but since he’s over the age limit set by the war department in the new rul­ing, there’s nothing to hold him back, ... eh, Tony? Anne Horvath, “Miss Hun­gary” at the 1938 Chicago Auto Show, has just returned from a vacation in a resort in Indiana. She is sc tanned that Secretary Balogh failed to recognize her at first Anyway, Anne never forgets the club members and wher­ever she goes she sends a greeting card to the branch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fil­­czer and baby left for vaca­tion to enjoy the good old hospitality of the South. We wish them a most en­joyable time and hope that when they return their baby girl will be enrolled in the Verhovay ranks. O Secretary Balogh! Get your pen ready! Private Paul Szabady was a visitor here over the Foúrth, coming from Camp Lee, Virginia. Private Szaba­dy went to call on Secretary Balogh, who, unfortunately, was not at home, being with company from Muskegon Heights, Michigan. Write us soon, Paul . . . “Szép élet a komisz élet, De sokat kell érte szenvedni...” Private Joseph Petti, one of our members, also visited over the Fourth. He is sta­tioned at Scott Field, where one of Uncle Sam’s airfields is located. “Halló! Itt Chicago be­szél . . . Máté Bácsi otthon van?” And Mrs. Máté an­swered: “Épen most jött be.” Yes, sir, these were the first words that Secretary Balogh spoke over the long dis­tance telephone from Chi­cago to Grafton, Ohio, on Monday, July 14th. The reason for the call: Máté bácsi was Secretary Balogh’s best friend and companion while — Hungary with the 1939 Verhovay winner group. Secretary Balogh telephoned Máté bácsi on the second anniversary of their depar­ture form New York to Hun­gary, in 1939. And was Máté bácsi surprised! Said he: “Az Isten áldja meg, Feri Köszönöm szépen a megem­lékezését.” He then invited the Balogh family to his farm in Grafton. Although a new three story home on the far north side was bought by the Fury family, we hope that Kathryn will attend our meetings as regularly as be­fore.-----The Scribe of Kőszeg . Verhovayak Lapja July 31, 1941 (fönt a Szabó hegyen.) Echos from Lorain — Branch 372 The members of Branch 372 are going through ex­treme efforts to organize three bowling teams. The sports committee is com­prised of members of Branch­es 17 and 372 and are con­sidering two teams, one of men and one of women. John Palagyi, Sr., George Jávor and Alex Mrasz rep­resent Branch 17, while John Palagyi, Jr., Julius Chaszar and Joe Fiiak are represent­ing Branch 372. We are urging all mem­bers interested in' bowling to cooperate with the com­mittee that we might organ­ize at least two noteworthy teams. * * * The greatly improved Ver­hovay club gave, the Lorain Crystals, first half Class A champions, a surprisingly good battle July 13th. The ten inning fray was called with a score at 4-4. Gawlik, Crystal hurler, allowed but one scratch hit ii the eight innings he worked. He pitched six frames and gave way to Schneider, Crystal hurler, who gave up four hits and four runs in the seventh and eighth frames. Gawlik went back to the hill to finish the game. * * * The first Lorain County Milk Festival is over, and íappy Tired officials estimat­ed attendance at the three day festival at 55,000. The outstanding feature of the festival, especially to members of the Verhovay branches, was the return of Steven Dohanos, native son and nationally famed artist who recently gained fame as an illustrator. Mr. Doha­nos, whom most of us re­member, worked here in the steel mills, studied painting in Cleveland and later sky­rocketed to national fame. We are proud of the fact that Mr. Dohanos was chos­en chief judge of the festi­val. He made exceptional efforts to fly here by airplane from Massachusetts to honor, cur fair city and his home town. We join words in thanking Mr. Chick and Mr. Davis, owners of dairies here, and exceptionally faithful co­­operators with the Verhovay branches, for their kind sac­rifices in promoting this unique affair. * * * As the second half cham­pionship race got under way Sunday, July 20th, the Lorain Verhovays took a 14-6 wal­loping at the hands of the C. W. Anchors’ aggregation. Trailing, 6-3, after three innings, the Anchor slug­gers opened fire and rolled over the Verhovays. Mike Timko, winning hurl­er, clouted a homer, as did the Verhovay hurler, Bob Pekare. Timko and Tomasic each belted three hits. * * ♦ ‘HIM-STITCHING’ A stitch in time saves a soldier a lot of embarrass­ment—so Mrs. J. H. Lynch is inaugurating a free sewing service for men in uniform. Office hours are from 1 to 4. p. m. Wednesdays at her home. A thought or two: We cannot expect always to be happy; by exercising evil as well as good, we become wiser. The honors of conquest are never wholly our own. fortune will claim her share in the success. Fraternally, . Alexander C. Petho Publicity Agent ADVERTISEMENT FOR APPLICATIONS The Board of Directors of the Verhovay Frater­nal Insurance Association is advertising for appli­cations for the position of Supreme Treasurer of the Association. THE TIME LIMIT FOR THE SUBMITTING OF THE APPLICATIONS IS TWELVE NOON ON AUGUST 30, 1941. Any member can submit an application for the position who — 1. is in good standing; 2. has attained the age of 21 years; 3. is an American citizen and is descended from Hungarian parents; 4. has been a member of the death benefit and sick benefit departments for at least two years. It is desired further that the individual possess the necessary experience in bookkeeping and office routine. Only those Verhovay members should apply for the position who have the necessary qualifications and who are able to secure^lOO^OO.OO bond from the bonding company with which the Association has a contract. The yearly salary of the Supreme Treasurer is $4,000.00. The election is for the period ending December 31, 1943. Those applying should give their personal data, their family circumstances, present occupation, and detail for a period of at least ten years back what kinds of positions they filled and where. Applications received after the expiration of the time limit, that is, August 30, 1941, at noon, shall not be taken into consideration. Applications should be written in longhand, and the word “APPLICATION” should be written in large letters on the envelope and mailed to the following address: VERHOVAY F. I. ASSOCIATION 345 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA BRANCH 364 Youngstown, Ohio INDIGESTION may affect the Heart Gas trapped in'the stomach or gullet may act like a hair-trigger on the heart. At the first sign of distress smart men and women depend on Bell-ans Tablets to set gas free. No laxative but made of the fasteet­­acting «medicines known for acid indigestion. If the FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell-ans better, return kettle to ui ftotf receive DOUBLE Money Back, tfn Our regular monthly meet­ing will be on Tuesday, August 12, 1941, 9:00 P. M., at St. Stephen’s Home, Wil­son Avenue. All members are requested to attend this meeting as we have important business to discuss. Those members wishing to join us in attending the 55th Anniversary Verhovay Day. to be held August 17, 1941 in Cleveland, Ohio, please re­port at the meeting or call the secretary, so that we may complete arrangements for chartering a bus. The members should attend 100% at this great festival! On our sick list we have two members for whom we wish quick recovery, Miss Edith Orosz, who is con­valescing at her home, 28 Rhoda Avenue, and Miss Vir­ginia Kalosky, who is in the hospital. Best of health to you, dear members. Congratulations are ex­tended by our members to Mr. William Miglets, who has been appointed to the police force of our city. Good luck, Bill. We wish a pleasant vaca­tion to our President Frank Brogley and his family, who are spending the week at Madison on the Lake. j i Fraternally, - [ Mrs. John Barkó, ! Secretary. Argentina’s production of crude petroleum exceeded 20,000,000 barrels for the first time last year, a gain of more than ten, per cent from the preceding year. ARTHRITIS__ -tP1 of relief from terrible Arthri­tis aches or pains. The NEW Colloidal Iodized Sulphur capsules called SULPHO-KAPS often bring wel­come relief la Arthritis due to Sulphur de­ficiency. Small daily cost. Mon­ey back if do relief after 30 days' dosage. Begin taking TODAY. 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