Verhovayak Lapja, 1946 (29. évfolyam, 1-52. szám)
1946 / Verhovay Journal
1 Page 12 Complete Scores of the Anniversary Membership Contest (Continued from Page 11) 53. ) 355. Akron, O. 54. ) 363. Granite City, 111. 55. ) 367. Cleveland, O. 56. ) 368. Allentown, Pa. 57. ) 374. McAdoo, Pa. 58. ) 382. Salem, O. 59. ) 387. Cleveland, Ü. 60. ) 388. Detroit, Mich. 61. ) 389. Perryopolis, Pa, 62. ) 390. New Haven, Conn. 63. ) S97. Phoenixville, Pa. 64. ) 403. Port Huron, Mich. 65. ) 418. Mansiield, O. 423. Pocahontas, Va. 424. Tarrytown, N. Y. 432. St. Ciairsviile, O. 435. Wyandotte, Mich. 444. Wallingford, Conn. 449. Jersey City, N. J. 451. Bairdford, Pa. 457. Majestic, Ky. 467. Mercer, Pa. 478. Bobiown, Pa. 483. Colver, Pa. 488. Castalia, O. 496. Cass City, Mich. 499. Harrisburg, 111. 501. Carteret, N. J. 504. St. Louis, Mo. 521. San Pierre, Ind. Sea Cliff, L. I. N. Y. 66.) 67. ) 68. ) 69. ) 70. ) 71. ) 72. ) 73. ) 74. ) 75. ) 76. ) 77. ) 78. ) 79. ) 80. ) 81.) 82.) 83.) 77% COOPERATION 275 branches had contributed to the success of the Sixtieth Anniversary Contest and 83 branches have not participated in this campaign. 77% of our branches have responded to the challenge of the anniversary, While 23% have no gains to show. Of course, w: would have preferred a 100% cooperation on part of our branches, their officers and members. In reality, however, there is no such thing as 100% cooperation. Human efforts and the achievements resulting therefrom, are never perfect, least of all in the fields of social and fraternal endeavor. Observers of church activities and social movements find 30% cooperation to be a fair average while 40% is considered an exceptional achievement. In comparison, the 77% cooperation recorded during the Anniversary Contest, is a magnificent proof of the loyalty, and enthusiasm of our fellow-members. This observation is further substantiated by the fact that of 330 contestants 30% won the Grand Prize, and altogether 51% were awarded prizes. From these figures we draw great encouragement for pur hopes for the future of the Verhovay. As long as the spirit of cooperation prevails in such measure as was revealed during the Anniversary Membership Contest, the further advancement and development of the Association is assured. And it is this assurance that makes the Sixtieth Anniversary a happy occasion. With reverence toward the founders and builders of the Verhovay and with gratitude toward our co-workers and fellow-members, we shall look into the future knowing that we have the strength and ability to meet every new challenge during the years to come. Let us, therefore, preserve the high grade of cooperation that is the secret of all the successes ever attained by the Verhovay. There are no limits in what WE can make out of the Verhovay if we remain loyal, cooperating fraternalists. Anniversary greetings and thanks to all Contestants, Winners, Boosters and cooperating fellow-members alike! BOWLING SCORES BRANCH 525 — LOS ANGELES, CAL. FINAL RESULTS WILSHIRE LA BREA RECREATION VERHOVAYLEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS 14th. Week April 25,1946 No.Name T.P.H.G. H.S. Won Lost 34 Hits & A Miss 36930 1016 2803 40 16 1Lucky Strikes 37590 1014 2839 32 24 4Atomics 35294 989 2776 23 33 2Head Pins 35030 929 2632 17 39 Verhovay Journal Verhovay Wedding in Cleveland The Shaker Heights Hungarian■ Baptist Church was beautifully decorated and filled to capacity by the well-wishing congregation which gathered to witness the wedding ceremonies by which Elmer Dauda, son of the Rev. William Dauda, and Eleanor Szabó, daughter of Laslo Szabó, organist of Shaker Heights Baptist Church, were united in marriage. The father of the groom, the Rev. William Dauda, pastor of Shaker Heights Hungarian Baptist Church, performed the double-ring ceremony and a moving address was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Charles Buday- Gruber, second pastor of that congregation. The opening prayer was offered by the Rev. George Balia, Akron, O. “Because” and “Oh, promise me” sung beautifully, with organaccompanyment, by soloist Miss Margaret Fulön, and a duett by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, highlighted the ceremonies. A wedding-banquet was held before the services attended by Mr. and Mrs. Aladar Szegedy- Maszak, Ambassador of the Hungarian Republic to the United States, from Washington, D. C. The wedding guests were pleasantly surprised also by having Albert Steinmetz, writer of the Sunkist Southern California Echoes column, from Los Angeles, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lenart, from the Home Office of the Verhovay, Pittsburgh, Pa., in their midst. A splendid reception followed the wedding ceremonies. All of the guests were happy to attend the wedding of this popular couple to whom they extended their best wishes for a happy life. This writer joins the good friends of the family in extending to them his heartiest congratulations. May your marriage be blessed with love, understanding and happiness, Elmer and Eleanor Dauda! California Reporter Bowling Scores BRANCH 59 SCALP LEVEL, PA. Weekly HighTeam Series— Luckv Strikes _ 2621 Aver, for season Weekly HighTeam Game— 4 Hits & A Miss -881 M.Charney, 145 164 187 164 Weekly HighInd. Series—D Koch 540 F.Miller 185164 152 161 Weekly HighInd. Game—L. Papp 193 F.Kapusi 159147 175 158 J.Miller 143163 153 152 INDIVIDUALSTANDINGS S.Gall 165152 143 151 Team No. 1 GA.T.P. H.G. H.S. AV. HD. G. Charney 160 134 156 149 Koch. D. 42 7283 220 587 173 11J. Toth 129157 142 146 Novak, L. 39 6229 224 551 159 20 Papp, L. 42 6492 193 537 154 24 WEEK OF MAY 12, 1946 Papp, G. 39 5908 212 516 151 26 Lovas, R. 42 4512 158 384 107 55M. Charney 138 151 195 163 F.Miller 185135 167 161 Team No. 2 GA.T.P. H.G. H.S. AV. HD. F. Kapusi 176197 136 160 Bill 3 483 189 483 161 19J. Miller 113137 165 151 Dósa, B. 41 5894 189 508 143 35S. Gall 157115 174 151 Saltzer. L.15 2032 172 487 135 36G. Charney 162 144 157 150 Gall, M. 42 4499 153 398 107 55J. Toth 139147 159 148 Lovas, I. 21 2119 140 358 100 60 Team No. 3 GA.T.P. H.G. H.S. AV. HD. WEEK OF MAY 19, 1946 Nicholson, M.42 7068 243 602 168 14 M. Charney 145206 201 170 Lovas, W.36 5418 236 535 150 26F. Miller 185167 131 163 Lovas, G. 41 5859 190 476 142 32F. Kapusi 157132 160 159 Simko, M.42 5508 186 489 131 39J. Miller 109138 167 150 Steinmetz, A.39 4859 171 436 124 44S. GaH 153142 109 149 Team No. 4 GA.T.P. H.G. H.S. AV. HD. G. Charney 135 139 167 149 Somogyi, O.24 3969 212 538 165 16J. Toth 129154 165 147 Kurovsky, I.21 2974 176 472 141 32Submitted by Sanko, T. 3 346 121 346 115 50 JOEMILLER, Jr. Szabó, B. 36 4090 175 428 113 51 SportsSecretary of Br. 59 Bero, B. 24 2440 154 358 101 59 ScalpLevel, Pa. May 20, 1946 BIRTHDAYS with a one line biography of people from all over the world for each day of the year. See who was born on your birthday. This list meant a lot of research and very many hours of work... it is believed to be accurate, however, if you have proof otherwise,—kindly send me the proof! JUNE 1. Malcolm Ross, American author, United States Government official _______.________________1395 1. Charles Benedict Davenport, American geneticist, author, editor_______________________1886 2. Pius X (Giuseppe Sarto), pope ________________1835 2. Grover Aloysius Whalen, American business man, promoter ____________1886 3. Georges Bizet, French musical composer _________1375 3. Dotier von Liliencron, German poet ______________1844 4. Rosalind Russell, movie actress ___ 1912 4. Brigadier General Robert Chapin Candee, United States Army officer ___________________ 1892 5. Diego Rodriguez de Silva y Valezquez, Spanish painter 1599 5. William Boyd, motion picture Western star _______1898 6. Nathan Hale, American patriot _________________1755 6. Alexander Puskin Szergejovich, Russian poet _______1799 7. Knud Johan Victor Rasmussen, Arctic explorer, (born in Greenland) _________________________1879 7. Ralph Bellamy, motion picture actor____....---------_ 1905 8. Robert Schumann, German musical composer ____1810 8. Daniel DeLuce, American foreign correspondent____1911 9. John Howard Payne, (author of “Home Sweet Home”) 1791 9. Peter the Great, Russian Tsar _________________1672 10. Judy Garland, movie actress _______—---------------1923 10. James Barbour, American statesman ______________1775 11. Richard Strauss, German musical composer, conductor 1864 11. Rise Stevens, Opera Star, motion picture actress — 1914 12. Charles Linza McNary, U. S. Senator from Oregon — 1874 12. William Uundigan, movie actor-----_----- 1914 13. Ede Poldini, Hungarian musical composer ------ 1859 13. Carlos Chavez, Mexican composer, conductor----------1399 14. Robert Marion LaFollette, American statesman --------1855 14. John Bartlett, American author and publisher --------1S20 15. Karoly Szász, Hungarian Reformed Bishop, translator, writer :__________________________ 1829 15. Luigi Ferri, Italian philosopher __________________1826 16. Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian novelist ------------------__ 1313 16. Stan Laurel, movie actor________________________1895 17. Miklós Szemere, Hungarian Kuruc poet, statesman __ 5804 17. Charles Gounod, French musical composer _______1818 18. Nicholas Horthy de Nagybanya, Premier of Hungary 1868 18. Kay Kyser, Orchestra leader, movie star -------------1906 19. Confucius, Chinese philosopher ------------------------551 BC 19. James Walker, “playboy mayor” of New York City_1881 20. Mor Than, Hungarian artist, portrait painter ---------1828 20. Stephen Uzdoczy-Zadravetz, Hungarian Catholic chaplain, Bishop _________1884 21. Jacques Offenbach, French musical composer ______1819 21. Simeon Denis Poisson, French geometer-scientist__1781 22. Giacomo Puccini, Italian musical composer _______1858 22. Paul Charles Morphy, American, most skillful chess player ____________________1837 23. Count Gedeon Raday, Hungarian political reformer __ 1806 23. Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb, American author, journalist, humorist, screen actor ____________1876 24. Giovanni di Capistrano, Italian monk, theologian, friar 1386 24. Henry Ward Beecher, American theologian _______1813 25. Lt. General Henry A. Arnold, U. S. Army Air Chief_1886 25. Lazare Hoche, French Revolutionary War General __ 1768 26. Otto Hermann, Hungarian, outstanding zoologist _1835 26. Peter Lorre, (Hungarian born) movie actor________1904 27. Paul-Lawrence Dunbar, Negro poet laureate______ 5872 27. John Golden, American producer, playwright, composer 1874 28. Joseph Joachim, Hungarian violin virtuoso, composer _ 1831 28. Jean Jacques Rousseau, French philosopher, Encyclopedist ________________________________1712 29. Count Leopardi Giacomo, Italian poet_____________1798 29. Curt Sachs, German musicologist -------------------------1881 30. Lena Horne, Negro blues singer, motion picture actress ------------------_--------------1917 30. Wilfred Pallatier, Canadian conductor, pianist --------1896 Compiled by Albert Steinmetz, 4535 Bowman Blvd., Los Angeles 32, Cal. (Be on the lookout for July’s list!) THE POWER OF ENTHUSIASM “A man may have honesty, health, ability, initiative, knowledge of the business, tact, sin cerity, industry, and open mindedness, yet without enthusiasm he would not be a success,” someone once said. There is no question of the tremendous role enthusiasm plays in every department of life. It is not alone the spirit of successful business, it is the spirit of success itself. The success of any enterprise depends entirely on the punch and pep that is injected by those associated with the venture. Worthless stock schemes and every bunco game is founded and promoted solely on enthusiasm. If applied to legitimate business there is no limit to the success that would necessarily follow. It is absurd to think that you can light a fire in your prospect’s heart unless there is one burning in your own. You can’t expect the ether fellow to become more enthusiastic about the benefits of insurance for himself and family than you are enthusiastic about your own. —THE INTERSTATE.
