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

1941-07-31 / 31. szám

July 31, 1941 Juvenile Order—Monthly Report JUNE — 1941 New members ............................................................. 194 Reinstated.................................................................... 71 Total....................................................................._ . 265 Lapsed .................... 166 Deceased................................................... 1 Transferred to Senior Order .......... 71 Cash Surrendered .................;................ 1 239 Increase ............................................— 26 Forwarded from last month ................................ 12,672 Total........................................................ 12,698 Total Extended members ............................ 4 Total Paid-Up members ......................................... 2 Total membership............................ 12,704 DEATH BENEFIT was paid for: Helen Winifred Weaver, died May 29, 1941. Age next birthday: 4 years. Amount Paid: $60.00. Class: A—15c. Branch 336. CASH SURRENDER: Branch 40. Elizabeth Barta. $500 A-J. The following members were transferred to the Senior Order in June, 1941: Verhovayak Labia Pag* 1 Bacsó Helen Balogh Julius Baranyai John Frank Belle Imre Jr. Eerzai Arthur Cimbala Valentine W. Corkery Joseph E. Csirke Frank Jr. Czika James Czomba Dorothy B. Dauda Elmer Domotor Louis Julius Doychak Marjorie Duricza Margaret Fintor Frank John Fintor Margaret Esther Gary Helen Habina Louis Jr. Halmo Margaret Hegedűs Louis Hermann Joseph Jr. Hornyak Thomas Hotvagner Anna Kadar Kalman Kajtor Helen Kapin Mary Magdalene Kelemen Bertalan Kimpan Joseph Alex. Kirkeszner Elizabeth Koren Louis Köteles Frank Jr. Kovács Michael Kovats Edward Kun Mary László Stephen W. Lesko John L. Madarasz Gloria Irene Madasy Helen D. Magyar Helen Mate Alexander Meier Joseph Mezzei Alfred A. Mihalina Elizabeth Milavecz Robert M. Mitrik Margaret Molnár Lesley Palkovacs Mary E. Papp George Pataky Jolán Poliak Anna Polya Margaret E. Porch Frank L. Porogi Lillian Ann Prayner Theresa Puskarits Anna Mary Reisz Marcella Jean Riczu Margaret Simon Frank Sinkovitz Margaret Szabó Aranka Irene Szalay Gabor Szőke Frank Alex. Sztrozsak Magdalene Szucs Michael Jr. Turk Anthony Ur Viola Rosalie Vaskó Robert James Vaszily John Wojtas Gustav Jr, Yurasits Helen Zombai Margaret JUNE — 1941 The following Juvenile branches hada decrease inmembership of 5 or more members. Branch Location Decrease 27 Toledo, Ohio ................................. 6 85 Daisytown, Pa................................ 7 123 Kalamazoo, Mich........................... 5 132 South Bend, Ind............................. 6 215 Muskegon Heights, Mich ... ........ 5 272 Jessup, Pa. ................................... 5 369 Alliance, Ohio ............................. 7 396 Jacobs Creek, Pa............................... 5 444 Wallingford, Conn............................. 5 S P O R T S JeZ S NOTICE, VERHOVAYSPORTSMEN Summer is almost half over and no reports have been coming in on the season’s sports—baseball, softball, etc. Why? Give your Sport Page the benefit of publicizing ALL your sports activities. YOUNGSTOWN GIRLS ORGANIZING TENNIS TEAM: SEEK RECRUITS The Youngstown Verho­­vay Girls’ Bowling Team, composed of the four Youngstown branches, 21, 108, 364 and 514, have or­ganized a tennis team for the summer season. Verhovay girls in Youngs­town are asked to join the new Youngstown Verhovay Girls’ Tennis Team. Fraternally, FRANK BROGLEY Director.------------------O-----------------­W1NDBER SPORTS NOTICE The Windber Verhovay Baseball Team of Branches 33 (Windber, Pa.), 59 (Scalp Level, Pa.) and 409 (Wind­ber, Pa.) wants games with other Verhovay teams. Our 1941 team is much improved, and we expect to have a very successful season. We shall play both at home and abroad. All baseball managers: Please contact us immedi­ately so as to be assured of one of our remaining open dates. Fraternally, HEZ. PHILLIPS, Jr. Business Manager. 301 Somerset Ave COMMON TEAM ORGAN­IZED BY BRANCHES 432 AND 288 Crescent, Ohio A common baseball team has been organized by Branches 432 and 288. Since the team is financed by the branches themselves, all contributions towards it will be very appreciated. Members of the two teams are requested to give their moral and financial support. Fraternally, The Sport Committee.------------------O-----------------­GAME SOUGHT FOR CLEVELAND DISTRICT VERHOVAY DAY The Verhovay Branch 14 Double A Softball Team, of Cleveland, Ohio, is seeking a game at the 55th Anniver­sary Verhovay Day to be held at Puritas Springs Park in Cleveland on August 17, 1941. The team is also interested in other home and home series. Write for particulars and information. Fraternally, STEPHEN A. SZALAY, 10917 Nelson Avenue Cleveland, Ohio.------------------o—-------------­BRANCH 396 SPORTS NOTICE Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania The baseball team of Branch 396 has opened its season. We wish to book games with other Verhovay teams, and are willing to play matches either at home or abroad. Contact us while there are open dates. Fraternally, STEPHEN SZABÓ, Manager. Box 35 Jacobs Creek, Pa. ----------:o:----------­Three dimensional blueprints made in the form of globes have been developed to measure the distribution of lights of various colors and their penetrating val­ues. BONDS SOLD OR BOUGHT The following bonds were bought, sold or called in June — 1941: Bonds Bought June 2 City of Brownsville, Tex. 3—1964 $ June 5 Twp. of N. Bergen, N. J. 3%%, 1962 June 5 Southfield Twp., Mich. 3%%, 1960-5 June 5“State of Montana, 4%, 1963-4 June 6 Carlisle County, Ky. 5%, 1948-52 June 6 City of Brownsville, Tex, 3%, 1965 June 9 Lakemore, Ohio 4%, 1959-61 June 9 City of Huntington, W. Va. 3%%, 1965-6 June 11 Twp. of Southfield, Mich. 3%%, 1966 June 16 Meigs County, Tenn. 4%, 1951-5 June 24 Dade County, Fla. 4%%, 1971 Junior Order June 5 Twp. of N. Bergen, N. J. 3%%, 1962 June 10 N. Versailles Auth., Pa. 3%, 1965 June 27 Boro of Highlands, 4%, 1952-4 Trust Fund June 27 Boro of Highlands, 4%, 1953 Purchase Price 9,444.12 10.050.00 10,331.20 10,620.11 9,938.55 9,428.39 10.407.00 10,446.55 12,316.17 23,255.50 10.500.00 10.050.00 5,000.00 4.950.00 6.930.00 Par Value $ 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 9.000. 00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 12,000 00 22,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 5.000. 00 5.000. 00 7.000. 00 $153,057.59$150,000.00 Bonds Sold Purchase Price Sale Price Profit June9 City of Birmingham, 4V4%. 1943 __ ____ 4,694.00 5,275.00 581.00 June9 Atlantic County, N. J., 5%, 1945 _ 5,352.00 5,475.00 123.00 June9 Akron, Ohio, 4%%, 1947 __ ___ _______ 11,305.20 13,620.00 2,314.80 June9 State of N. Carolina. 414%, 1953 10,573.06 12,700.00 2,126.94 June11 City of Santa Monica, 5%, 1970 10,685.00 14,200.00 3,515.00 June11 State of No. Dakota, 5%, 1952 _________ 10,118.00 12,200.00 2,082.00 June21 Alabama Power Co. 414%, 1967 . 10,000.00 10,139.17 139.17 June21 Philadelphia Co., 5%, 1967 ____________ 14,700.00 15,857.81 1,157.81 Junior Order June9 City of Seattle, Wash., 5%, 1943-5 ___ 13,930.00 15,220.00 1,290.00 June21 Alabama Pow. Co. 414%, 1967 _ 4,912.50 5,069.58 157.08 Trust Fund June9 State of Louisiana, 414%, 1947 _________ 20,234.61 23,000.00 2,765.39 116,504.37 132,756.56 16,252.19 Bonds Called June9 Union Elec. 3%-%, 1962 __ _ ________ 10,000.00 10,400.00 400.00 June9 Dakota County, Nebr. 4%, 1957 _______ 1,030.00 1,030.00 Junior Order June10 Twp. of N. Bergen, N. J. 414%, 1975 ___ 4,980.00 6,000.00 1,020.00 16,010.00 17,430.00 1,420.00 Pittsburgh, Pa. June 30, 1941 JOSEPH DARAGO,President.

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