Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1949 / Verhovay Journal
Verhovay Verhovay Journal Journal of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Ass’n. OFFICE OF PUBLICATION 7907 West Jefferson Ave. Detroit 17, Mich. PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association Managing Editor: JOHN BENCZE Editor: JOHN SABO Editor’s Office: 436—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. Telephone: COurt 3454 or 3455 All articles and changes of address should be sent to the VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 436—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: _ United States and Canada ....................................... $1.00 a year Foreign Countries ....................................................... $1.50 a year Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Detroit, Michigan under the Act of March 3, 1879. How Detroit Residents Can Be Guests Of Honor At The Tournament Banquet — There Is An Easy Way To Earn A Complimentary Ticket For The Most Exciting Entertainment In Verhovay History. — Detroit residents are given an unusual opportunity to attend as guests of honor the great banquet and dance to be given on Sunday, May 29th, by the Verhovay branches in the Motor City for an estimated ONE THOUSAND VERHOVAYANS expected to assemble for the 6th Annual Verhovay Ten Pin Tournament. Naturally, every member of the bowling teams participating in the tournament will be a guest of the Detroit branches at this great event. But a special privilige has been accorded to the non-bowling residents of the host city. Here is how: any Detroit resident joining the Verhovay between now and April 30th, or any member helping his manager secure at least two new members during this period, will be awarded a complimentary ticket for the banquet, the entertainment and the dance to conclude the Detroit Tournament, Juvenile members joining one of the ordinary life insurance classes are included in the above provision in such manner that one of the parents of the juvenile member shall be entitled to receive the complimentary ticket. The procedure is simple. Write the names and addresses of your prospects in the form appearing at the bottom of this article, cut it out, place it in an envelope and mail either to Field Supervisor Mr. Takacs, or to your own branch-manager. The addresses of the Detroit force participating in this campaign are listed below for the convenience of our readers. Through the courtesy of our members, a copy of this article may reach some (we hope many!) who are not yet members of the Verhovay. If that happens to be your case, and you would like to join the Association, simply write your own name on the form below, and mail it either to Field Supervisor Takacs, or to a manager whom you know. Naturally, there will be no objection if you want to add the names of others willing to join the Verhovay family. On the contrary, such generous cooperation will be duly appreciated! On the other hand, if as a member of the Verhovay you are a regular reader of the Journal, you may enter the names of those in your immediate family, either adults Or children, who are not yet members of the Association or for whom you wish to purchase additional protection at this time. If you cannot find at least two good prospects in your family, look around among your neighbours, friends and acquaintances. You’ll find plenty who will tell you: “All right, let your manager come and see me.” For that’s all we expect in the way of help. The rest will be done by our Detroit staff. And if they succeed in securing two new members (paying 3 months’ dues in advance) upon your recommandation, you shall receive a complimentary ticket and attend the great event as a guest of honor in appreciation of your contribution to the advancement of the Verhovay. On the other hand, those who themselves join the Association during this campaign, will be guests of honor in order that they may participate in the ceremonial initiation of all new members joining the Verhovay in Detroit between January 1st and April 30th. Here is the list of our Detroit staff who are awaiting your replies on the form appearing below: Mr. Nicholas Takacs, Field Supervisor, 1969 S. Liddesdale Ave., Detroit 25, Michigan.. BUSINESS MANAGER’S POSITION OPEN IN COLUMBUS, O., VERHOVAY HOME Announcing the vacancy of the business manager’s position, the Verhovay Home of Branch 129, Columbus, Ohio, invites applications for employment under the following conditions: The business manager must be able to speak the English and the Hungarian languages. Bartending experience and ability of courteously dealing with the public required. The cleaning and the maintenance of the establishment are duties of the business manager. Salary per agreement, including a three room apartment with utilities. Only members of the Verhovay are eligible. Applications must be filed not later than March 15, 1949. Applications received after that date will not be considered. Applications must be mailed in a closed envelope to the following address: Verhovay Hungarian Home, 1501 Parsons Ave., Columbus, O. The word ‘Application’ must appear on the envelope. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Verhovay Hungarian Home, Columbus, Ohio Journal ___________________________February 16, 1949 Service Medal Presented To Sam Naypauer — Yatesboro, Pa. — 64 year old Samuel Naypauer, a miner, who joined the Verhovay in 1914 at Branch. 88, Yatesboro, Pa., was awarded the “Verhovay Acknowledged” title . with the Silver Medal and the Citation by the Board of Directors on March 15th, 1948, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the advancement of the Verhovay. Presentation of the award was made on Sunday, January 23rd, at a special meeting called in honor of the outstanding officer. Director Louis Vizi of Windber, Pa., represented the Board of Directors and the Home Office on this unusual occasion that was attended by a large number of Branch 88 members. Director Vizi’s eloquent presentation address made a deep impression on those present. ‘Acknowledged’ member Samuel Naypauer, moved to tears by the tribute paid to him by director Vizi, thanked him and through him the officers of the Verhovay for the honor bestowed upon him and pledged his continued efforts to the further advancement of Verhovay fraternalism in Yatesboro. The silver medal and the beautifully executed scroll was duly admired by all and sundry, in fact, several of the younger members declared their intentjon to work for Verhovay’s progress'* in order that they, too, may win some day the Association’s coveted award. Many of the members of Branch 88 are of other than Hungarian background but differences in nationality and language disappeared in the unanimous enthusiasm prevailing throughout the gala meeting. Extending our congratulations to branch-officer Samuel Naypauer, we convey our best wishes to all those who made this occasion a splendid demonstration of Verhovay fraternalism in the appreciation of faithful service as well as in the enthusiastic response to its challenge. Mr. Stephen Lukacs, District Manager, Branch 36, 3038 So. Liddesdale Ave., Detroit 25, Michigan. Mr. Stephen Matyas, Manager, Branch 58, 8965 Portland, Detroit 17, Michigan. Mrs. Jolán Lukacs, Manager, Branch 429, 2522 Carson St., Detroit 9, Michigan. Mr. Joseph Szabó. Manager, Branch 443, 9089 Lyon St., Detroit 17, Michigan. Mr. John Gyiraszin, Manager, Branch 500, 17414 St. Aubin St., Detroit 12, Michigan. Mr. Paul Benyő, Manager, Branch 511, 2528 So. Edsel St., Detroi 25, Michigan. Mr. John Gazdag, Manager, Branch 531, 1529 Glendale Ave., Detroit 6, Michigan. Cut along this line and mail form below. Dear Branch-Manager: I would like to attend the Verhovay Tournament Banquet and Dance Therefore, please visit those listed below and if they should join the Ver liovay, credit me with their applications. Name of Prospect Address My name: ......................................... Address: ................................>........... Branch No., if member ................... Telephone:
