Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1949-09-07 / 9. szám

8-TK OLDAL Verhovayak Lapja 1949. szeptember 7. 1949 juiius havában utalt betegsegélyek SICK BENEFITS PAID TO MEMBERS IN JULY 1949 (Folytatás a 7-ik oldalról) 71 Louis Balogh 24.00, Frank F. Csebrenyak 14.84 73 Stephen Bartók 34.28, Gedeon Denes 52.56 76 Mathew Moger 17.14, Mrs. Gus­tave Sima 34.28 81 Stephen- Pauleneky 24.00 84 Stephen Horvath 65.12 85 John Demeter 26.28, László Kim­­pan 56.00, Mrs. Louis Kueera 32.00, John Segedy 4.56 86 John Demeter 36.56, John Ma­gyar 36.56 87 Ladislaus Kovács 33.14, Mrs. John Szucs 15.00, Kalman Varga 50.28 88 Mario Bassetti 20.00, Louis B. Caresani 10.28, Andrew Simko 3.46, Mrs. William Wensel 15.00, Dominic Zanella 35.42 89 Mrs. Anna Beserock 21.70, John Bodor 20.56, Mrs. Margaret Roman 28.56, 'George K. Toth 41.14 90 Mrs. Joseph Dravetz 18.28, Ju­lius Jurasits 13.70, Stephen Klonfart 34.28, Vilma Ann Kranitz 15.00, | Fjjank Toth 24.00 91 Mrs. Stephen Mezo 25.14, Mrs. Margaret Tavernaris 15.00 96 Mrs. Frank Bodnar, Sr. 36.56, Emery Santa 54.84 98 James Buzsics 38.84, Joseph Ko­­zo 36.56, Paul Spisak 35.42, Mrs. Frank Túzok1 43.42 100 Louis Szabó 16.58, Joseph Szá­lai 36.56 101 Frank Kelemen 34.28 106 Mrs. Michael Pirigyi 15.00 107 John Nagy 21.71 108 Joseph Dobos 4.56, Victoria Marcu 24.00, John Szabados 27.42, George Szabó 57.14 111 John Csonka 24.00, Joseph Toth 14.28 121 Stephen Horvath 65.12 127 Michael Mudri 33.14 129 Mrs. Andrew Komives 42.28, Mrs. George Mick 15.00, Mrs. Mi­chael Skobrak 19.42 130 John Laszics 29.74 132 Mrs. Paul Chernits 43.42, Frank Goinbor 9.12, Mrs. Lawrence Molnár 27.46, Mrs. John Németh 10.28, Joseph Pinkola 16.00, Mrs. László Staries 88.00, Peter Szabó 22.88, Laszlp Toth 22.84,- Mrs. Louis Varg-a 34.28, Mrs. Stephen Vegh 33.14 (Folytatás a 9-ik oldalon) SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT JANUARY — JUNE, 1949 I. Balance from Prev. Year .... Monthly Dues ................................ Interest on Mortgage Loans .... Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans ...... Interest on Bonds ..................... Dividends on Stocks ................................... Int. on Bank Deposits ............................... Int. on Real Estate Loans ...................... Home Office Bldg. Income ...................... Miscellaneous Income ............................... Profit on Sale or Mat. of Bonds ............ Deposits to Trust Fund ........................... Handling Charges — Cash Surr............ Hdlg. Charges — Certif. Loans ............ Employees Sec. Sec. Deductions ............ Over 1%-Trans, frqm Trust Fund .......... Furniture and Equipment ...............,..... Total Income ........................... TOTAL ...................................... ..... .... v ... Death Benefit Claims ................................ Add. Accidental Death Ben...................... Matured Endowments ................................. Cash Surrenders ........................................... Other Legal Expenses ................................. Home Office Bldg. Disb............................... Hungarian Hall Disb...........:....................... Investment Expenses ................................. Loss on Sale or Mat. of Bonds ............ Amortization Decrease ............................ Loss of Savings A/C Asset .................. Sickness and Accident Claims .............. Maiming Benefits ....................................... Medical Examinations ............................... Miscellaneous Expenses .'...................... Monthly Dues Refunds ............................... Accrued Bond Interest ............................... Paid Trust Deposits ................................... Over 1%-Trans, to Exp. Fund ................ Premium Reserves ...................................... Commissions ................................................... Collection of Dues .................................... Advertising, Printing, Sta........................ Field Supervisors Salaries ...................... Field Super. Travel Expense ............... inspection of Risks ..................................... Office Employees Salaries ...................... Salaries — Officers and Trustees ........ Travel and Other Expenses ................... insurance Dept. Fees ................................. Branch Office Rentals ............................. Home Office Rental ................................... Gen. Office Maintenance Exp.................. Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ............ Donations ......................................................... American Hungarian Fed............................ Verhovay Fund .............................................. Official Publication ..................................... Bureau and Ass’n Dues and Assess......... Books, Newspapers, Periodicals .............. Insurance ......................................................... Actuarial and Auditing Exp.................... Sports Activities .......................................... States Unemployment Tax ....................... Sohial Security Federal Tax .................... Other State Taxes ...............7.................... TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ....... “BALANCE ......................r....... JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer Mortuary Fund 8,577,308.00 Disability Fund 453,133.61 450,616.85 1,017.64 17.104.76 120,185.45 867.81 307.32 243.12 18.715.76 14.96 4,888.09 II. 98,217 613,961 Trust Fund 100,224.49 Junior O. Fund 814,711.96 Junior 0. Exp. Fund Expense Fund 3,305.05 INCOME 97 1,232.40 45.37 19,319.77 82.995.72 294.17 11.112.72 16,22775 140,936.18 171.65 8.70 125.80 1,251.00 325.80 749.25 771.24 • r 76 98,217.97^0,597.54 ,94,402.61 16,408.10 144,593.27 9,191,269.76 190,394.25 3,000.00 9,804.27 29,577.21, 100.00 13.829.91 368.30 2,134.77 312.67 4.69 655.06 III. 551,351.58 120,882.03 DISBURSEMENTS 1,504.93 4,871.98 79,772 600 96 90 07 16 909,114.57 550.00 3,837 00 80 36.67 13,899.09 771.24 203.10 424 1,20138 16,408.10 62.40 46 1,457.50 1,050.00 43 342.00 31.31 4,809.70 4,172.06 952.50 3,138.00 81.45 10.946.15 31,774.20 7.415.13 9.600.00 2.400.00 187.70 31,374.40 14,490.00 4,588.75 3,334.84 843.00 5.460.00 1.615.13 . 3,215.53 150.00 499.98 499.98 5,369.11 266.25 148.23 267.25 2,357.80 3,154.50 362.42 2,614.92 22.18 256,558.04 80,574.87 14,707.00 6,216.37 10,369.97 148,684.40 8,934,711.72 470,776.71 106,115.03 902,898.20 6,038.13 TOTAL 9,948,683.11 788,994.47 1.017.64 17,398.93 132,530.57 867.81 352.69 243.12 18.715.76 140.76 4,888.09 19.319.77 1.422.65 334.50 749.25 771.24 434.00 988,181.25 147,898.32 10,936,864.36 192,461.15 3,000.00 9,804.27 33,414.67 1450.00 13,829.91 368.30 2,134.77 312.67 4.69 655.06 79,772.07 600.00 3.576.00 90.00 1,837.59 5,333.08 13,899.09 771.24 1.201.38 15,755.85 35,946.26 8,367.63 9.600.00 2.400.00 187.70 31,374.40 14,490.00 4,588.75 3,334.84 843.00 5.460.00 1,615.13 3,215.53 150.00 499.98 499.98 5,369.11 266.25 148.23 . 267.25 2,357.80 3,154.50 362.42 2,614.92 22.18 517,110.65 — 786.08 10,419.753.71 JOHN SABO, National Auditor

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