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

1950 / Verhovay Journal

NEWS From The Field (Continued from page 3) strike anyone, at any time. What a blessed feeling it would be to know that the great brotherhood of the Verhovay is behind us. ready to ex­tend a helping hand in the hour of need. To have this assurance, how­ever, we must be ready to stand be­hind others, ready to help them, too, in their emergencies. To help our fellow-members when help is despe­rately needed is one of the primary purposes of the branches in a fra­ternal society. If we fail to realize this, then we have no moral right to expect our fellow-members to help us if we should be in need of bro­therly assistance. In conclusion, I’d like to call the attention of all those who have loans on their certificates, to the state­ments I recently have mailed to them. For the protection of your loved ones, please, at least pay the in­terests due on these loans. Pay them now, or in easy monthly installments; a quarter or a half a dollar a month will be acceptable. Don’t wait to the end of the year when you may be un­able to pay the interests in which case the unpaid interests must be added to the loan. Don’t deprive your loved ones of any part of the death benefit you planned them to have in the case of your death. Finally, 1 think it will interest the members to know that Branch 194 consists at the present of 120 adult and 34 juvenile members. If every member would contribute only a small amount to the Entertainment Fund, we would again be enabled to practice brotherly charity whenever necessary. JOHN MOKRl, Manager. ALIQUIPPA, PA. Branch 345 CORRECTION Announcement was made in last month’s issue of my change of ad­dress. Please note that the correct address is: Harmony Grill, Main St., HARMONY, PA. All correspondence should be mailed to my new address. Dues, however, will be collected, as heretofore, on the 3rd Sunday of each month at 255 Calhoun St., Ali­­quippa. Pa. MOSES BOKOR, Manager. BUFFALO, N. Y. Branch 383 “AFTER DANCE” ON APRIL 22 An “After Dance will be held by Buffalo Br. 383 of the Verhovay F.I.A., on Saturday April 22nd, at the Ukrainian Hall, corner of Mili­tary Rd„ and Crete St. Refreshments, food, fun and fraternalism will be furnished by the Dance Committee and music will be furnished by Ba­­lint’s Orchestra. Members and friends of the Verhovay from near and far are cordially invited to attend. A good time is assured to all. So re­member the date; it’s ‘after’ Easter, on April 22, and if you’re ‘after’ a real good time, don’t wait until ‘after’ it’s too late, but make it a date — now. THE DANCE COMMITTEE. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Branch 525 WIDOWS’ DANCE Branch 525 scored another social success on Saturday, February 4th, by a unique and highly entertaining Widows’ and Widowers’ Dance that attracted a large crowd from all parts of the city. Each widow received a red and each widower a blue emblem bearing a number. Each one was asked to find the bearer of the number cor­responding his, or her, own. Mrs. Paula Papp and Mr. Melchior Balá­zsi, bearers of number 55, were the first couple to find one another and they were presented with a charming gift. The music was excellent and the program, featuring little Frances Hagye who sang Hungarian selec­tions, met with much applause. The excellent fried chicken and home made pastries won unanimous ac­claim. The following donated pastries for the event: Mrs. Joseph Sipos, Mrs. Dennis Kocs, Mrs. George Papp, Mrs. Stephen Haluska, Sr., Mrs. Emery Győrvary, Mrs. Emery Bailey, M rs. William Nagy, Mrs. Pethő, Theresa Sanko, Mrs. Joseph Horvath. Mrs. Andrew Rohaly, Sr., Mrs. Louis Szabó, Mrs. Eugene Kovach, Mrs. I. Somogyi and Mrs. Julius Demeter. Sincere thanks go to them for their generous contributions and also to nil those who had helped make the affair a memorable success. THE COMMITTEE. SMILES OF COURSE, HE WOULD A parson had occasion to reprove a small boy for swearing. “If you feel you must say some­thing just say ‘Brother!’” he said. “Your father doesn’t swear, does he?” “Oh no, sir!” “Well, then, if he were working in the garden and suddenly stepped backwards onto a rake which flew up and hit him from behind, what would he say?” “He’d say: ‘You’re back early, dear!’ ” PAPA ISN’T SO BAD The average man is neither as clever as his wife thought he was when they were engaged, nor as much of a dud as she thinks he is now that they are married. After giving the private a dress­ing down for being so late in return­ing with the supplies, the sergeant demanded, “Okay, let’s hear how it happened, Miller.” “Well, I picked up a chaplain along the road,” explained the woebegone rookie, “and from then on the mules couldn’t understand a word I said.” A wife is a woman who sticks with a man through all the trouble he would not have had if he hadn’t mar­ried her in the first place. A reputation is easier to keep up than to live down. A bad, bad man was shot in a saloon brawl in Cripple Creek, dur­ing the old gold rush days. They buried him; then everyone stood around the filled grave expectantly, waiting for someone to say a few good words for the deceased. All tongues were silent. At last one old man, who had knovtn the deceased longest, lifted his hand. “Friends,” he said with heartfelt feeling, “01’ Jim used to I shoot a mighty good hand of marbles, i as a kid.” PAGE 12 Verhovay Journal March 15, 1950 Birthday Gifts To Crippled Children’s Fund (Continued from page 11) lazs, New Brighton, Pa., Steve Deveke, 3d, A. Homovics, 226, Mike Szegi, 36, Mrs. Stephen Rostos, 14, J. J. Jeso, 150, Andrew Toth, Madison Ave., Frank Fab’ankovitz. 336, Denes Varga, 96, Mrs. Irene Price. 129, Emery Dolgos, 70, Sigmund Yobbagy, Sr., 61, N. Bakajsza, 52, Tajti Anthony, 29 Washington, 93, Stephen Barachie, 135, Albert Brantner, 87, Stephen Csapó, 98, Mrs. Bertha Kalmar, 107, F. Györkös, Sr., 412, Bela Vámos. 214, Joseph Nagy, 36, John Boda, 14, Jos. Szendrey, 200, Chas. Ritecz. Jr., 290, Chas. Riters, Sr., 290, Agnes Nuszer, 145, Paul Miszlai, 87, Mich. Gyuricsek, 48, Alex Vestvocy, Sr.. 171, Ignatius Hando, 26, -John Mogor, 26, Martins Sipos, 63, Louis Val­­esak, 16, Nicholas Kuti, 13, Jos. P. Kovács, 417, J. J. Kovács, 417, Mrs. And­rew Marsley, 13, Alex E. Thompson, 350, John Poliak, 85, F. Banczkober, 197, Mich. Nemeth, Rozalia Nemeth, 40, Eliz. H. Balia, 275, Emery Mezo, 70. Chas. Czako 123, Martin Hevezi, 229, Jos. Vizi, Pt. Huron, Mich.. Joe Kocsel, 340, J. Mizerale, 443, L. Tobias, Pocahontas, Jos. Horvath, Betlehem, Pa., Jos. Ko­vach, 188, Remus Zsizsek, 8, F. Czifra, 273, Mrs. F. Tutto, 336, And. Rabel, 141, F. Clauser, Freeland, Pa., Mrs. J. Prisztacs, 466, Alexander Zsakai, 9, Frank Nemeth, 130, Alex Hajnal, 214, Irene Ander, 310, Helen Torok, 168, Denes Gal, 48, Theresa Kestheiy, 111, Louis Szabó, 127, John Gzenkv, 40, Mrs. C. Herczeg, 387, Mrs. J. Tomol, 83, (48), F. Kornacker, 525, Marian Na­­tili, 520, F. Woessi, 269, Frank Nagy, 100, Adam Fuhrman, 76, Jos. Nemeth, 489, Julius Luksa, 14, Daniel Kali, 14, John Virok, IS, Eliz. Soltész, 361, L. Feifar, Sr.. 164, Jos. Veres, 187, F. Orbán, 336. Jcjhn Papp. 14, John Kutic 20. Jos. Bakos, 364, Mary Horvath, 220. John Kocsis, 117, Joe Sohajda, 194, Alex Bolla, 214, Mrs. Paul Gogos, 91, Vendel Nemeth, 176, Alex Weiss, 550, Steve Györkös, 100, Martin Lalik, Mrs. Marg. Prince, 163, Jos. Magyar, 216, Jos. Greemvald, 429, Chas. Gross, 36, St. Tamas, 31, Andrew Fejedelem, 214, Jos. Gera 36, Vincent Kuthy, 36, Jos. Rasi, 27, Steve Toth, 214, Steven and John Borovich, 352, John Huszor, 226, Saul Kontz, 501, Joe Szallar, 383, Alex Vitanye, 182, Miss Gáspár Kovács, E. 81st St., Geo. Kail, 542. Mrs. Papp, 244 Ege Ave., Mat. Boerin, 189, J. Mazai. 466 (Portland, Oregon), Mrs. Paul Csupecz, 443, Mich. Eberle, Jersey City, Elmei J. Seroky, 163. John Martz, 3, Julius Strozak, 8, Mrs. Chas. Paulenka, Campbell, O., D. Rosenfeld, 528, Stephen Marin, Sr., 264, Stephen Horvath, 160, M. Batai, 417, Jos. Szukies, 90, Mike Susko, Amherst, O., C. Fidalgo, Carl Chini, 5, Nick Palla, 180, Steve Kovik, 45, Alex Boldizsár, Chicago, Jos. Toth, 291 Pine St., Mrs. Eugene Peter, 310, Mrs. Arpad Uto, 387, Irene Thomas, 36, Louis Sabo, 96, John Hunyadi, 106, S. Tomory, 84, G. Kudra, Trenton, N. J„ Jos. Gyuricek, 209, Joe Galambos. 36, Frank Safran, 106, Mich. Papp. 275, Mrs. Peter Vér­tesi, 163, Mrs. A. Sagky, White Plains, N. Y., Jos. Simon. 257. Mrs. Clair E. Friday, 141, Jos. Horvath, 117, Irene Gonzales, 108, John Mondell, 141. L. Kolonics, 273, Victor J. Genette, 369, Fred Haivlik, 36, Jos. Kish, 120. Chas. Bogár, 369, Mrs. Chas Pinks, 301, Mrs. P. Polyak, 511, Victor Lengyel, 82, John Horvath, 129 Maria Endresz, 91, E. E. Frideczky, 376, Andrew J. Miller, 141, Steven Varga, 200, Stephen A. Yusko, 5. Steve Szurovecz. 157, Andrew Hezsei, 137, M. B. Tusay, 430, Mrs. Rose Schnitchen, 278, Anthony Racz. 174, Andrew Győri, 317, Mrs. John Varga, 364, Nick Szenegeto, 438, Alex Gerda, 205, Mrs. Louis Kovács, 14, Esther Pinter, 443, Alex Seper, 209. John Bencze, 34, Mrs. James Toth, 36, Irene Skok, 175, Laura Yona, 443, Branch 175, Louis Pet erf y. -129, Mrs. Jos. Orosz, St. Clair Shores, Mich., Mrs. F. Linsmaier, 189, E. Császár, 78 Terrace Ave., Mrs. James Greene, Dayton, 0., Anna Varga, 48, Mrs. John Eskay, Jr., Metuchen, N. J., B. John Szabó, 14, Mrs. Agnes Chiszar, 214, Frank Pifko, 163, S. Lovenyak, 503, Mrs. Jas M. Giul­­foyle, 10, (Chicago), Jos. D. Ode, 20, Steve Pifko, 163, A. Rehöreg. 17, Mrs. Helen Abahazie, 41, Steve Racz, 55, Charles Kovach, 209, Rose Sljno, 209, Adolf Gloeckner, 164, Stephen Kassler, 48. Louis Gall, Sr., 499, Mrs. Steve Kocsis, Allen Park, Mich., Lewis D. Ludway, 81, Frank A. Tinich, 96, Andrew Szőke, 36, Jos. Kuhar, 132, John Érsek, 76, Stephen Pásztó, 214, Jos. Majoros, 226, Jos. Talos, 443, Mary Winchell, 129, John Bosnyak, 275. Alex Gaal, 130, John Sopko, 45, Stephen Kozma, 369, Harry Price, 132, Mike Szaniszlo, 14, Helen Horvat, 182, Frank Mogyar, 86, I. F. Luga, 164, John Hajdú, 8, Wm. Mahon, 518, Mrs. Geo. Suto, 34, INiagara Falls), Alex Gazdag, 89, Geo. Ma­­tuska, 500, Mrs. Stephen Holeezko, 229, Mich. Mitro, 162, Geo. E. Huston, 389, Jos. Siglaczky, 36, Sam Naypayer, 88, Mrs. Ed. Kolozsvary, 361, Louis F t:ryes. 45, Gizella S. Borowski, 518, Steve Leves, 52. Jos. Suren, 68, Helen Szakonyi, 127, John Huszar, 14, (Albany, La.), Steve Toth. 35 (48), K. Szity­­tyai, Barberton, 0., Geo. Stefanies, 172, Eugene Schwartz, 525, Chas. Rad­­vany, 13, Matt Kish, 20, Jos. Mogor. 20, Jos. Letenvei, 443, Alex Pavlicsek, 36, Victor Jesensky, Punxsutawney* Pa., Mrs. R. J. Workman, 525, Chas. Varga, 355, Vineze Csehi, 564, Louis Katona, 288, John Pysnik, Hooversville, Pa., David Gaspar, Canton, O., Stephen Albert, 527, A. Fazekat, 54, Steve . Pogány, 432, B. S. Szarka, 278, John Urban, 439, Helen M. Magyar, 438, Steve Strukar, 26, Margaret Solsky, 78, Stephen Sipos. 76, Irene Kish Dorog­­hazi. 187, Mrs. I. Pinter, 187, Louis Suto, 87, Stephen Dudás, 564, Mrs. R. Schwartzkopf, 249, Dennis Torok, 52, Mich. Horvath. 1314 line St. (?), Mrs. Chas. Fabiankovitz, 336, Andrew Csornok, Bedford, O., Esther Berger, 54, Si­meon Garrto, 116, Stephen Hornyak, 48, Mrs. Roza Becze, 511, John Gall, 129. — (To be continued in next issue.) -— ATTENTION! MEMBERS BRANCH 14 AND 366 — CLEVELAND, OHIO John Bencze, National President of the Association an­nounces that Henry F. W. Rettmann has been appointed Field Supervisor and will serve also as District Manager, managing branches 14 and 366. Cleveland, Ohio, effective at once. All members of Branches 14 and 366 should make pay­ments of monthly dues only to Mr. Rettmann at the Ver­hovay District Office located in the Verhovay Home, 8637 Buckeye Road, Cleveland 4, Ohio. The same office hours as have been in effect up to the date of Mr. Rettmann’s appointment will be observed.

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