Verhovayak Lapja, 1943. január-június (26. évfolyam, 1-25. szám)

1943-01-28 / 4. szám

Page 3 January 28, 1943 Verhovay ak Lapja Uncle Sam's Verhovays | *------------------------------------------------* LOUIS M. BOOSI (JOHN L. GERGACZ, Jr.,ANN URICK Miss Ann Urick, daughter of Mrs. Mary Urick, Box 108, Smithton, Penna, joined the Women’s Army Aux­iliary Corps, Dec. 1st, 1942. She is a member of Branch 396, Jacobs Creek, Penna. Ann has three brothers also in the Armed Forces, Pvt. John, Cpl. Nick and PFC Peter.--★--­Psychiatrists decided that a Sing Sing convict who was up for stealing had been led into the ways of crime because he had such a big nose that he hated everybody. So experts fashioned a new classical pro­boscis and he has been re­turned to society. If that doesn’t work, the man may have to be treated for slick fingers and an itching palm. IT IS When a gal falls for a sugar daddy, it’s usually love at furs sight. P.F.C. Louis M. Boosi, of the United States Marine Corps, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Boosi, 1805 Douglas St., South Bend, Ind. He is a member of Branch 434, * South Bend, Ind. GEORGE POZSGAY John L. Gergacz, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ger­gacz, of East Chicago, Ind., is now a private in the United States Army. He is a member of Branch 130, East Chicago, Ind.--★--­ALEX VOROS George Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bene, 1623 Flowler Ave., Omaha, Nebraska, is in the U. S. Navy. He is a member of Branch 278, Omaha, Neb. Pvt. Louis Vernel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ver­nel, 507 Liberty St., Joliet, Illinois, is now serving in the Armed Forces. He is 21 years of age and was for­merly employed at the American Steel and Wire Co. He is a member of Branch 127, Joliet, Illinois.----------------------V---------------------­SCHNOZOLLA Pvt.. George Pozsgay is now in the Army Air Force. He is a member of Branch 503, Chicago, Illinois.------★-------GEORGE BENNETT Pvt. Alex Voros, son of Kalman Voros, 904 Savey Ave., Duquesne, Penna., is in the U. S. Army. He is a member of Branch 71, Duquesne, Penna.-------★-------­JOSEPH PETTI Sgt. Joseph Petti is at­tending an Air Corps Tech­nical School. He is a mem­ber of Branch 503, Chicago, Branch 96 — Chicago, III. The War Savings Stamp Bank that began at the July meeting of last year with one dollar, wa^ built to six dollars by December because the winners were not present at any of the meetings, to claim the award. It was divided at our January meeting and awarded to Mrs. John Juszko, $2.00 in stamps; Mrs. Julius Prokop, Sr., $2.00 in stamps and Mr. John Matanyi, $2.00 in Stamps, whose names were drawn from among the members present at the meeting. This discontinued the War Savings Stamp awards. However $1.00 in cash will be given at each meeting to the member whose name is drawn from among those present. Our next meeting will be held on Friday, February 12th at Prokop’s Hall, be sure to attend, you may be a winner. * * * Verhovay Branch 96 will hold their annual Valentine Dance on Saturday, February 13th at Schlitz Hall, 953 West 119th Street. There will be entertain­ment, and dancing to Sepessy’s orchestra. The highlight of the program will be the dedication of our ’“Service Flag” that bears the names of all Branch 96 members in Military Service. The Officers and Committee are doing every­thing possible to make this affair a success and we sincerely hope that our members and members of the neighboring Verhovay branches and their friends will attend. Admission including tax is 50c. * * * The Hungarian Group of the Chicago artd Cook County War Savings Staff, of which Mrs. John Sinko is Chairman, will hold a BOND RALLY on Sun­day, February 21st in the Civic Theatre. We sincerely hope that the Hungarian American people of Chicago and Vicinity will co­operate and help make this Rally a success. Our goal is $100,000 worth of Bonds to be sold, it can be done if everyone will help, you have three weeks to save the price of a War Bond which will be your admission. Alexander Sved of the Metropolitan Opera and many other stars will be on hand to entertain the audience. Seating will be arranged according to the price of the Bonds. Boxes which seat six persons, «for $1,000.00 Bonds, (these are all sold, I sold two, to Verhovay Branch 96 families); Main floor seats $100.00 Bonds for the first half and $50.00 Bonds for the second half; Balcony seats $25.00 Bonds. Purchasers of War Bonds from the first of this year will receive admission tickets to the Rally. You do not have to wait until February 21st; buy your bonds now, it will be credited to the Rally. Any one of our Booth workers who are registered with the United States Treasury War Savings Staff are qualified to sell Bonds. They will be only too.glad to take your application; they are: Irene Balia, Martha Cook, Matilda Kish, Betty Krumrei, Theresa Beluscheck, Grace Rozgonyi, Helen Tinich, Olga Stratinsky, Kathleen Uhlean, Margaret Willey and myself. We realize that working people are doing their share by buying Bonds through their employers, but each and everyone of us can do a little more, if we make up our minds to. Let’s not forget that our boys are giving every­thing to insure the freedom we have known here in this Glorious Country of ours and it is up to us to furnish the imple­ments of war that are necessary to win this War, by buying more and more War Bonds and Stamps. Here’s hoping that every Hun­garian family of Chicago and vicinity will buy an extra War Bond for this Rally, thereby proving their love and loyalty to our United States, at the same time insuring your own future by placing your money in the safest bank of the World. Looking forward to seeing you at the BOND RALLY, I remain Fraternally, MRS. LOUIS SABC Secretary Br. 96 “ You'll have Ip come to it sooner or later, Melvin.” V-4!‘6/29 —Drawn for Division oi Information, 0. J

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