Verhovayak Lapja, 1946 (29. évfolyam, 1-52. szám)

1946 / Verhovay Journal

f-í...... JL----------------------------------...— -------------------—-------:—-----,------------­' ' ^......... ■r—i Page 6 Verhovay Journal September 25, 1946 OF TRENDS AND FRIENDS (Continued from Page 5) Start Talking Now that our twins, Frankie and Joe Chvojcsek, have started talking Mother Lilly has her hands (?) full answering ques­tions. Daddy Frank speaks Hun­garian to all the kiddies, includ­ing Dolores and “Tomboy” Peg­gy, one of the cutest little blondes in the Albany Park Dis­trict. Branch 164 Bowlers The Westside Janitors’ Union has two branch 164 bowling teams in their league. Members Jan­­ovics, L. Fodor, John Kovács and Charlie Drungelo are on the men’s team while Marge Fodor, Barbara Kovács, Ann Drungelo and Grandma’ Kunstadt make the women’s team. Watch them at the next Verhovay National Tournament! MEMORIAL,. CEREMONIES The Chicago Memorial Cere­monies, held on September 8, were covered by our Supreme Auditor John Sabo. In behalf of the family of the late Theodor Sabo and the membership of Branch 164, we extend our thanks to him for his part in that mem­orable event! ADVANCE NOTICES ! Memorial Services at Gary, Ind., to be held by Branch 138 on October 27th will be attended by a large delegation from Branch 164. A victory banquet and dance Will be held by Branch 503, Chicago, III., on December 7th while on the 8th our own Chris­tmas party will be held ! Start saving your money and energy for these occasions but don’t forget to attend our “CHRISTMAS IN BUDAPEST” social on October 5th. Well, Pop’ Kunstadt did well in sending me the material for this report in time ... I know IT will happen any day now, in fact, any hour . . . Thanks for the many good wishes you sent, me for the arrival oi’ the future Rettmann offspring . . . Somehow, I have a feeling that they’ll come true. Until then, I remain your columnist, MIDGE. P. S. It is an 8 lb. boy for Midge and it is the happy privilege of little Gary Allen’s proud father to add this last item to Midge’s column. The pride of the Rettmann’s was born at the Mercy Hospital on September 16th, Monday morning at 9:30 a. m., just in time "for the opening of the Board of Director’s meeting. Both the mother and baby are doing very well. Distribution of Assets According to Funds Senior Order Trust Fund Junior Order Total Real Estate H/O. Bldg.______________ 111,092.94 111,092.94 R. E. Branches_________ 8,093.09-----1--8,093.09 Mtge A/c______________ 40,135.71-----1-­--------40,135.71 Loans and Liens ______ 503,378.21 789.34 504,167.55 Bond A/C . . 6,154,988.18 83,271.64 457,589.27 6,695,849.09 Stock A/C _ _.. ___ 31,609.91 31,609.91 Check A/C _____________ 210,123.90 7,413.19 36,519.35 254,056.44 Savings A/C __ _________ 68,315.26 12,924.30---—.--81,239.56 Part. Cert. __ _ ___ 448.80 448.80 TOTAL _ $7,128,186.00 103,609.13 494,897.96 7,726,693.09 JOHN SZALANCZY, Supreme Treasurer JOHN SABO, Supreme Auditor SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT JANUARY TO JUNE, 1946 Mortuary Fund______Disability Fund_____Trust Fund_______Junior Order Expense Fund Total I. Balance from Prev. Year Monthly Dues _ _ - - -6.503.735.21 n. 357,890.49 844 45 327,045.45 INCOME 76,464.45 95.517.39.428,729.79 74,455.41 3,605.78 169,557.72 7,358,633.62 678,368.07 844.45 925.92 101,474.72 119.25 17,475.63 390.21 19,556.18 2,876.89 12,749.23 1,376.14 26,432.34 Mortgage Loan Interest ____ __ — -Bond Interest - ------- ---­____ 925.92 _____ 94,663.77 119 25 1,066.25 5,744.70 Loan Interest - — - - - Bank Interest _ _ . Profit on Bonds Miscellaneous Income _ _ _ _ _ ______ 17,438.40 ._ _ _ 345.52 . ___ 18,680.30 _____ 940.62 12 749 23 37.23 44.69 875.88 ' 1,936.27 Handling Charges _ -----­Trust Deposits _____ 26.50 1,349.64 26,432.34 TOTAL INCOME _______ _ ___._ __ 504,597.95 76,464.45 27,543.28 81,139.72 172,843.63 862-,589.03 TOTAL ______________________________ 7,008,333.16 403,509.90 123,060.67 509,869.51 176,449.41 8,221,222.65 Death Claims _______________ Matured Endowments ________ Cash Surrenders _____________ Home Office Building Disb.____ Premium Reserves___________ Investment Expense __________ Loss on Bonds ______________ Miscellaneous Expense _______ Sickness and Accident Claims Perm. Disability Claims______ Paid Trust Deposits__________ Donations Account ___________ American Hungarian Federation Verhovay Fund --------------------­Donations for Aged Members__ Sport Fund _________________ Commissions and Fees _______ Inspections of Risks__________ Medical Examinations ------------­Employees Salaries ___________ Officers Salaries _____________ Travel and Other Expenses___ For Collection of Dues_______ Insurance Department Fees___ Rent -----------,-----------------------­General Office Maint. Exp.___ Advertising, Print., Station. Postage, Telephone, Teleg. ____ Official Publications _________ Legal Expenses ______________ Furniture and Fixture _______ Actuary _____________________ Social Security Federal Tax___ States Unemployment Tax____ TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ___ BALANCE _____________ III. DISBURSEMENTS 172,048.53 1,000.00 18,995.13 15,719.57 1,432.68 1,466.26 210,662.17 6,797,670.99-----.— 671.21 72,464.85 -----.— 1,800.00 -----.­-----.— 18,780.33 153.00 74,417.85_______19,451.54 329,092.05 103,609.13 957.50 381.60 2,411.90 —-.25 159.94 10,061.36 564.00 435.00 14,971.55 494.897.96 500.00 3.295.00 2.431.00 2.431.00 2,000.00 1.075.00 39,030.21 267.75 7.697.00 27,240.41 10,116.50 11,940.05 16,175.20 772.00 4.991.00 12,809.47 10,337.92 3,117.78 8,851.56 969.50 2,612.74 3.585.00 2,302.03 478.33 175,026.45 ~ 1,422796 173,506.03 1,000.00 19,376.73 15.719.57 2,411.90 1,432.93 1,626.20 671.21 72,464.85 1,800.00 18,780.33 3.295.00 2.431.00 2.431.00 2,000.00 1.075.00 49.091.57 267.75 8.414.00 27,240.41 10,116.50 11,940.05 16,175.20 772.00 4.991.00 12,809.47 10,772.92 3,117.78 8,851.56 969.50 2,612.74 3.585.00 2,302.03 478.33 494,529.56 7,726,693.09 JOHN SZALANCZY, Supreme Treasurer. JOHN SABO, Supreme Auditor.

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