Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1950-12-06 / 12. szám

6-IK OLDAL 1950. december 6. Verhovayak Lapja 1950. október havában utait betegsegélyek SICK BENEFITS AND MAIMING BENEFIT PAID IN OCTOBER, 1950 25.14, Mrs. 5.) Clara Ann Shadi 36.56 8.) Martha Dudash 28.56 10.) Mrs. Daniel Takacs 15.00 12. ) Gabriel Kirchner 50.28 13. ) Alexander Fedor 13.70, And­rew Jarmy 34.28, Nicholas Katona 21.70 14. ) Frank Bodnar 13.70, Mrs. George Dzuro 35.42, Stéphen Gnandt 27.42, Mrs. John Gyenes 28.56, Mrs. Agatha Hegedűs 28.56, Joseph Ko­vács 46.84, John Kovats 41.14, Mrs. •Julius Luksa 21.76, August Margocs 35.42, Mrs. Louis Toth 14.90, Mrs. Paul Veres 35.42 17.) Anthony Rigo 40.00, Mrs. Eli­zabeth Tirpák 68.56 20. ) John Wayner 36.56 21. ) Mrs. Albert Eckles 28.56, Mrs. Barbara Hochwarth 17.71, John Val­ter 42.84 j 24. ) John Csaba, Jr. 34.28, Gabor Papp 28.56 25. ) Julius Balind 40.00 .) Mrs. Ignatz Nemeth 69.70 I 36-27.) Joseph Hornyak Rose Potoczki 32.00 31. ) Katherine Formeck 55.98 32. ) Stephen Danyi 28.56, Jphn Lesko 11.42 33. ) Joseph Olah, Jr. 12.00, George Popovich 24.57, Emery Vigh 62.84 34. ) John Gogo'lya 30.84, Mary Mol­nár 48.00, James Perlaki 19.42, Phil­lip Schwartz 61.71 36. ) Joseph Balogh 138.28, Mary Fazekas 38.84, Joseph Hagen 30.84, Helen Jacksey 25.14, Joseph H. Karl 18.28, John Lestyany 2.28, Andrew Mikla 53.70, Nicholas Molnár 18.28, Peter Nagy II 34.28, Michael Simon 44.56, Albert Toth 17.14, Louis Veres 27.42, Alexander Veszprémi 59.42, Mrs. John Veszprémi 38.84 37. ) Mrs. Andrew Havas 36.56, Nicholas Horvath 14.85, Mrs. Martin Molnár 37.70, Adam Szabó 9.14, Mrs. Helen Szajkovics 15.00, John Visz­­neki 40.00 39.) George L. Beres 33.14 40.) Joseph Bartók 65.70, Joseph Csonka 27.42, Stephen Kupas 33.14, Stephen Laczo 4.60, Anna H. Czapp McDermott 15.00, Helen Repas 36.56, George Toth 19.42, Louis Uhrin 37.70, Mrs. Lottis Vass, Jr. 15.00 45. ) Helen Antal 57.14, Charles Brinza 25.14, Mrs. Martin Dushney 15.00, Louis Feher 40.00, Mrs. Peter Kalikin 15.00, Joseph Kollar 27.42, Joseph Polk 3.42, Mrs. Michael Ra­gacs 52.56, Alexander Somlo 49.71, Mrs. Julius Tench 52.56 46. ) Stephen Nemeth 14.84, Mrs. Michael Odor 26.30, Mrs. James E. Smith 17.14, Mrs. Harry Williams 26.28 . 48.) Charles Back 26.28, John Csehi 34.28, Eugene Gabor 36.56, Stephanie De Losonczy Kipping 30.00, Ru­dolph Krakes 5.70, John Lasztoczy 24.00, Mrs. Louis Otvas 32.00, Alex­ander Rubi 20.56, Joseph Szeman 18.28, George Timko 65.13, Mrs. Rose Uzonyi 54.32 52.) Helen Fabijan 11.42, William Simon 12.56, Dennis Torok 29.70 54.) Mrs. Paul Agardy 38.84, Mrs. Mary Yoo 38.84 55. ) Michael Ebner 40.00 56. ) Joseph Ondo 33.14 57. ) Mrs. Joseph Varga 27.42 59.) Mrs. John Beres 13.22, Joseph Lenkey 34.28 61. ) Andrew Dancha 53.70 62. ) Mrs. Rose Sanchez 35.42 63. ) Endre Deszpoth 34.28 64. ) Mrs. Joseph R. Bartz 15.00, John Kiss 38.84, Mrs. John Poffek 45.70 67.) Mrs. Joseph Kovács 25.14 70. ) John Fazekas 17.14 71. ) Mrs. Joseph F. Pelc 15.00, Mrs. Louis Szuch 17.14 73.) Julius Pécsi 66.28 76.) Gabor Papp 32.00 78.) Paul Kovács 40.00 84.) Stephen Horvath 10.90 85) Alexander Debreczenyi 12.56, Mrs. Elizabeth Konick 72.00, Mrs. Louis Kucera 32.00 j^7.) William A. Godla 26.85, Mrs. Anna Kuchinsky 15.00, William Mu« sinszky 34.28 88.) Mary Baroni 40.00, Mario Bel­­lotti 16.00, Fortunato Troggio 35.42, Mrs. Martha Wensel 15.00 (Folytatás a 7-ik oldalon) Statement (or the Month of September, 1950 I. Balance from Prev. Month Monthly Dues .................................. Int. on Mortgage Loans .............. Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans .......... Interest on Bonds .......................... Dividends on Stocks ...................... Int. on Real Estate Loans ............ Home Office Bldg. Income ........ Deposits to Trust Fund .............. Hdlg. Charges — Cash Surr....... Hdlg. Charges — Certif. Loans . Employees and Officers Soc. Sec. Deductions ............ Employees and Officers Withholding Tax Deductions . Total Income ........................... TOTAL ............................. Mortuary Fund 9,714,244.89 'Disability Fund 526,814.96 Trust Fund 105,533.95 ' Junior O. Fund 1,072,382.82 Junior O. Exp. Fund 25,122.03 Expense Fund 5,184.41 TOTAL 11,449,283.06 57,850.67 600.87 41.70 26,414.45 183.64 17.05 3,234.50 II. INCOME 12,572.54 12.99S.55 2,660.21 1...... “ 24,659.59 ■» 110,741.56 600.87 45.13 29,106.35 183.64 17.05 3,234.50 1,279.33 378.05 2.10 112.01 3.43 2,529.40 162.50 1,279.33 ' , 25.00 .20 353.05 2.20 112.01 ' ' • 1,247.99 1,247.99 88,342.88 12,572.54 1,441.83 15,531.38 2,685.41 26,374.84 146,948.88 Death Benefit Claims ........................... Additional Accidental Death Ben.......... Matured Endowments ............................ Cash Surrenders ....................................... Expense of Investigating and Settlement of Claims, including Legal Expense Home Office Bldg. Dish............................ Investment Expenses ............................... Monthly Dues Refunds ........................ Accrued Bond Interest ............................. Sickness and Accident Claims ............. Paid Trust Deposits ................................. Premium Refunds ..................................... Commissions ................................................. Medical Examinations ............................. Collection of Dues ................................... Inspection of Risks ................................ Office Employees Salaries .................... Salaries — Ofifcers and Trustees ....... Travel and Other Expenses ..................... Branch Office Rentals ............................. Horae Office Rental ................................. Gen. Office Main. Expense ................... Office Mach. & Other Equip. Main........ Adv., Printing, Sta................................... Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ............. Donations ..................................................... American Hungarian Federation ....... Verhovay Fund ......................................... Official Publication ..................-.............. Other Legal Expenses ............................. Furniture and Equipment ...................... Bureau & Ass’n Dues & Assessments .... Books, Newspapers, Periodicals ............. Actuarial and Audit. Expenses ............... Sports Activities ....................................... Soc. Sec. Federal Tax ............................... Collector of Internal Revenue Aug. Withheld Taxes ....................... Other State Taxes ................................... TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ........... BALANCE .................................. 9,802,587.77 539,387.50 106,975.78 III. DISBURSEMENTS 39,205.30 — 2,000.00 — 2,750.00 — 5,656.61 — 1,087,914.20 27,807.44 ' 150.00 1.341.82 12.70 412.43 166.67 10,98220 372.32 31,559.25 11,596,231.94 39,205.30 2.000.00 2,750.00 6,028.93 11516 )5 150 9.86 54 1,401.63 21.00 763.20 2,357.84 550.00 5.311.90 2.45 4,911.71 4,250.00 3,480.16 155.50 910.00 62.30 20.50 936.33 142.04 125.00 83.33 83.33 995.85 175.00 191.60 50.00 2.50 191.66 125.00 239.10 1.217.91 17.96 150.00 1,341.82 12.70 537.45 166.67 10,982.20 770.05 150.54 3,759.47 571.00 6,075.10 2.45 4,911.71 4,250.00 3,480.16 155.50 910.00 62.30 20.50 936.33 142.04 125.00 83.33 83.33 995.85 175.00 191.60 50.00 2.50 191.66 125.00 239.10 1,217.91 17.96 1,695.53 10,982.20 770.05 638.02 2,185.83 26,598.83 92,870.46 0,892.24 528,405.30 106,205.73 1,087,276.18 25,621.61 4,960.42 11,503,361.48 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditor

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