Verhovayak Lapja, 1946 (29. évfolyam, 1-52. szám)
1946 / Verhovay Journal
June 26, 1946-.... - ............. — i......at.» Verhovay Journal Page 3 LET TRUTH BE UNCONFINED CHICAGO BRANCH 503 “There is no life of a man, faithfully recorded, but is a heroic poem of its sort, rhymed or unrhymed.” —Thomas Carlyle. PFC. JOSEPH L. MARKOS (2720 N. Melvina Avenue), honorably discharged from the army, had a lot to relate to us about his service in Europe with the 398th Combat MP Regiment. He was inducted in October, 1942 and became a civilian last January. He was at Normandy and in the campaigns in Northern France, and holds ribbons for the European - African - Middle Eastern theatre with two battle stars, American Campaign, Presidential Citation (for Mortain near Brest), Good Conduct, World War II medal. At the Omaha beach invasion, he was with the 30th (Old Hickory) Division with the 1st Army, at Avranches, St. Lo, Mortain, Le Mans, Aachen, Mannheim, etc. One interesting point was brought up by Jos When he said that in Paris he met a Hungarian proprietor of an expensive cafe off the Champs-Elysees and was treated royally. T/5 ANTON KOVÁCS (4207 W. Monroe) also had some interesting highlights to relate. Inducted in February 1943 he was discharged last November. He served in the Aleutians, Eastern Mandates, Southern Philippines and the Ryukus. His decorations include the Asiatic Pacific Theatre ribbon with four bronze battle stars, and bronze service arrowhead; Philippine Liberation with two .bronze stars; good conduct medal and the Purple Heart (Leyte). de.stand, refused to operate on his leg, so he had to consult with the family physician. T/SGT. JOHN STOIKA (2448 N. Kildare) has recently been added to the list of the Verhovay family. For over two years he served in the India-China-Burma theatre of operations. Now, in civilian, he is chief chef at Riekett’s main restaurant on Chicago Avenue near Michigan. We hope that Johnny Junior and the Mrs. Will also become 503 members soon. CHARLES VARGO, Jr., 1958 W. Huron, recently was discharged from .the army after having been with the MP’s for over two years. BOB SANOSHY was operated on at St. Anne’s hospital. His leg wound never did heal (wounded in action near Aachen) an„d Hines hospital as we un-PFC. STEVE STEFELY (948 N. Hoyne) r ec e n 11 y finished training at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and was transferred to Wherinton, W. Va. He is attached to the army secret service department and is engaged in radio studies. His parents are from Csajta, Vasmegye. A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT! Two girls wrote from Pestszentlorinc, Hungary, that they would like to correspond with Hungarian boys in the United States. Here are the addresses: Zsuzsanna Tarkó, Hunyadi utca 24, Pestszentlorinc, Hungary. Margit Horvath, Csengeri utca 3, Pestszentlorinc, Hungary. Perhaps some of our readers will want to correspond with these girls. MRS. ANTON KOVÁCS (4207 W. Monroe) has recovered from her operation at Augustana Hos pital, where she was confined for two weeks. MRS. FRANK BALOGH has recovered from her long illness and delicate operation. She spent 26 days in the Columbus Memorial Hospital. Frank (our secretary and her husband) had the services of several specialists besides that of Dr. Joseph Zoltán, who did as good a service as anyone else could. Consultations with professors proved that Dr. Zoltán was correct. The specialists temselves were puzzled thinking the case was intestinal obstruction but it turned out to be chronical appendicitis. Here, Dr. Zoltán deserves a word of thanks for his extraordinary care and treatment accorded Mrs. Balogh. Frank Balogh has some words of high praise for Dr. Zoltán—and rightfully so. MRS. MARY BALASKOVITS (625 N. Oakley) served as nurse to Mrs. Frank Balogh while she was in the Columbus Hospital, attending her for several days and nights. There are others, many friends and relatives of the Baloghs, who sent flowers and well wishes to Mrs. Balogh. To them Mr. and Mrs. Balogh express their sincere appreciation and thanks. Wednesday, June 12, 1946. THE SCRIBE OF KŐSZEG The secret of tiring and disgusting is to say all that can be said. —VOLTAIRE. SEVEN WOMEN’S TEAMS AT THE VERHOVAY NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT — Verhovay Bowling Tournament Totals — Editor’s remark: Due to lack of space we cannot publish the full scores at this time. However, since it is only natural that all participating teams would like to see their individual achievements recorded, we give in the following the individual 3-game totals and ‘ the team-totals including the handicaps. This should give a sufficiently clear picture of the performance of every team and their staff of bowlers. BRANCH 216, NORTHAMPTON, PA. Gilly, M. _______________ 510 Geosits, J. ____________f 535 Subits, J. ______________ 553 Graberits, S. ___________ 471 Knopf, F. ______________ 577 Handicap __________, 357 Total __________ 3,003 BRANCH 132, SOUTH BEND, IND. Nagy, J., Jr. ______ 590 Freitag, F. _____________ 497 Steinhof er, S. _____ 570 Tschida, F. _____________ 546 Phillips, R. _____________ 581 Handicap ___________ 201 Total _________ 2,985 BRANCH 39, BEAVER FALLS, PA. Nameth, John __________ 525 Juhasz, Joseph __________ 539 Kovach, Zic ____________ 535 Toth, John _____________ 534 Nemeth, Joseph _________ 505 Handicap ___________ 267 Total ................ 2,905 BRANCH 20, FAIRPORT H^ÄtBOR, O. Walter, Joseph __________ 506 Sutch, Stephen, Jr. ______ 491 Kutie, Gabor ___________ 455 Vendely, John __________ 512 Reho, Stephen _______ 551 Handicap ___________ 378 Total __________2,893 Branches 514, 364, 108, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Padery, Boh ____________ 542 Barkó, John ____________ 549 Blasko, A. ______t_____ 476 Eynon, C. ______________ 534 Miglets, A. _____________ 548 Handicap ___________ 243 BRANCH 96, CHICAGO, ILL. Raklovits, J. .. 513 Prokop, J. 518 Tinich, F., Jr. _. . 591 Prokop, L.484 Tinich, W.... 532 Handican .................... 222 Total BRANCH 366, 2,860 CLEVELAND, OHIO Városi, L. ______________ 451 Szabó, Z. _______________ 525 Horvath, j. ____*_____ Toth, G. ____________ Balogh, B. ______________ 529 Handicap ___________ 252 BRANCH 40, MARTINS FERRY, OHIO Torok, Theodore ________ 557 Bragolone, Samuel _______ 519 Groza, Frank ___________ 410 Kadar, Ken ____________ 513 Kalasz, Joseph __________ 504 Handicap ___________1153 2,656 536 565 Total __________2,858 BRANCHES 17, 372, LORAIN, OHIO Smith, S. _______________ 504 Nagy, G. _______________ 540 Chaszar, J. _____________ 440 Pesti, J. _______________ 469 Kokas, B. ______________ 496 Handicap ___________ 363 Total ___________2,812 BRANCH 342, CHICAGO, ILL. Saillor, M. _____________ 459 Punches, H. ____________ 477 Kasser, L. ______________ 406 Ready, G. ______________ 456 Marks, C. *_____________ 527 Handicap ___________ 474 Total ___________2,799 BRANCH 36, DETROIT, MICH. Toth, Joseph ___________ 544 Pozsonyi, Paul __________. 461 Konkoly, Andrew _______ 582 Lorincz, Joseph ____ 421 Toth, Bill ______________ 557 Handicap ___________ 225 Total ___________2,790 BRANCH 130, EAST CHICAGO, IND. Bostonich, J. ..._______,___ 528 Sakacs, F. _____-________ 419 Kokandy, S. ____________ 482 Falusi, F. ___ 520 Kovach, S. _____________ 502 Handicap ___________ 279 Total ___________2,730 BRANCH 500, DETROIT, MICH. Vinic, J. _______________ 449 Evans, S. _____________ 345 Bardocz, G. ____________ 396 Fabian, D. ______________ 409 Boldiszar, J. ____________ 462 Handicap ____________615 Total _______ BRANCH 59, SCALP LEVEL, PA. Gall, Steve _____________ 409 Charney, George ________ 388 Miller, F. ______________ 510 Kapusi, F. ____ 423 Charney, M. ____________ 382 Handicap ___________ 444 Total ___________2,556 BRANCH 132, No. 1 TEAM SOUTH BEND, IND. Freshley, Mary _____ 435 Toth, Theresa ___________-459 Hesler, Mary ___________ 401 Steinhoff er, Betty _______ 461 Vaghy, Mitzi ___________ 484 Handicap ___________ 45 2,285 Total _______ BRANCH 383, BUFFAI.O, N. Y. Young, Helen __________ 420 Gutái, Irene ____________ 413 Tagliaferro, S. __________ 424 Estergome, Irene ________ 404 Nezezon, Olga ___________-432 Handicap ____________ 183 Total ___________2,276 BRANCH 132, No. 2 TEAM SOUTH BEND, IND. Smith, Grace ___________ 453 Piasicki, Gizella ________ 402 Pilarski, Mary __________ 458 Mezzei, Marie __________ 451 Baranyi, Betty ____ 433 Total .................... 2,8921 Total _____?.___2,676 Total _______I.. 2,197 BRANCH 500, DETROIT, MICH. Chesley, Helen __________ 400 Vinic, Elizabeth _________ 362 Lazar, Helen ___________ 436 Boldiszar, Olga _____----- 348 Sally, Mary ____________ 401 Handicap ___________ 177 Total ___________2,124 BRANCH 429, DEARBORN, MICH. Sara, Margaret _________ 329 Klimo, Mil _____________ 341 Lucas, Jolán ____________ 288 Parsons, Jen ____________ 389 Horvath, Rose ________ 400 Handicap ___________ 339 Total __________2,086 (Continued on Page 8)
