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

1950 / Verhovay Journal

PAGE 8 Verhovay Watchtqwer Verhovay 1 By JOS. J. HORVATH — Cleveland, O. Journal May 17, 1950 LAPSED MEMBERS — MARCH 31, 105« SENIOR ORDER: 13 Horvath Mrs. Helen, Roth Mrs. Nicholas; 20 Ka­tona William; 36 Spisak.John; 48 Bensey Julius S., Fabian Joseph, Mester Elizabeth, Varga Mrs. Julius; 62 Wazmer George, Wazmer George; 89 Czilli John; 121 Molnár Tibor; 132 Hoffer Stephen P., Pastor Mrs. John, Witkowski Edward S.; 138 Bodnar James Jos., Szalmasagi Andrew; 164 Irocky Joseph J., Schultz Charles, Jr., Younker Julia; 174 Chesnaky Louis J., Haluska Stephen; 194 Gorey William P.; 213 Coleman Ernest; 226 Marton Joseph, Shablik Mrs. Edward; 295 Lucas Mrs. Margaret; 344 Bloemke Patricia; 383 Verbocy Mrs. Joseph; 395 Radazik Joseph; 428 Crasser Mrs. Helen, Sorensen Mrs. Earl; 544 Luzar Charles. JUNIOR ORDER: 9 Darvalics Alexander, Pamlenyi Nancy; 13 Hite Chet­­ra E.; 14 Phan Albert Ray, Phan James Richard; 20 Young David F.; 27 Tresso Francis E.; 29 Ragan Rjehard D.; 31 Formeck Mary M.; 32 Hamro Carmen Ann, Hamro Mary Jane, Justus James Juliu; 33 Bolcsi Joseph, Or­lovsky Helen, Repko Andrew, Jr., Repko Barba Louise, Repko Beatrice Ann, Repko John Joseph, Rusnak Louise; 34 Gallo Joanne N., Vargo Joseph M., Vargo Mary Ann, Vargo Thomas; 36 Barta Jim M., Jozsa Amalia, Tomaszew­­ski Carol; 39 Wilson Deanna M.; 40 Dudash Patricia F.; 43 Krapovics Michael; 47 Pedroff Rose Mary, Petroff Vasil; 62 Savieh Elaine; 76 Bumbuc Cornelia, Mészáros Ann Rose, Mészáros Charles M.; 89 Petro William; 90 Haklar Imre, Jr., Hakler Rose M.; 96 Jager Thomas K., Stone Frank, Jr.; 98 Rivera Do­lores M., Rivera Matthew V., Rivera Ramon, Soke Joseph, Jr., Soke Le Roy; 121 Fischer Donald N.; 132 Carpenter Mary J., Gersey Joseph R., Gersey Julia Ann, Pritchard Larey L.; 138 Smenyak Joseph, Jr.; 141 Dudash Charles M., Lampel Carl Albert, Lampel Nancy Jane, Lample Shirley Ann; 162 Kovach Bennie; 164 Barnak Dorothy J., Norton Barbara, Schultz Carol Ann, Stein­­kellner Joan, Steinkellner Judy; 171 Nagy Daniel S., Nagy Kathryn Ann; 172 Walko Ronald; 174 Gawronska Mary A., Powanda Raymond, Zajac Loraine; 201 Bugyi Joanne; 213 Vágott Joseph, Jr-.; 226 Marton Nancy; 229 Jonas He­len; 247 Colvetty Paul Evo; 296 Batishko Betty J., Batishko Charles R.; 361 Mock Sandra Eliz.; 362 Daley Paul Frank; 386 Smith John, Jr.; 395 Radzik Evelyn E., Radzik Marlene J.; 428 Jacobs Carol L., Kalman Stephen III.; 430 Turoczy Dorothy L.; 443 Mosug Mary E.; 452 Horvath Berneil F.; 482 Gyo­­vai Kenneth, Gyovai Louis, Gyovai Rosalind E.; 511 Fauer Karer, S., Fauer Katherine V.; 514 Laczko Anna K., Laczko John Joseph. Laczko Justine B.; 535 Deiseroth Edward T., Deiseroth Robert D., Deiseroth Rodger L., Deiseroth William, Dohmen Thomas, Zacharias Donald E.; 537 Johnson Bille, Jr.; 542 Halahurics Dolores, Halahurics István, Sweeney Frank, Jr., Sweeney Patricia. 33 Senior, 103 Junior Members, Total 136 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. REINSTATEMENTS — MARCH 31, 195» SENIOR ORDER. FROM LAPSED: 25 Stosen Mrs. Eva; 138 Farkas John V., Novotny John, Jr.; 141 Sari Bertha; 163 Seman George; 187 Nagy John P.; 214 Williams Robert L.; 226 Vodila Mrs. Eliz.; 361 Koren Mrs. Steph.; 366 Bayus Richard, Bubonic George, Marozsanyi Mrs Jos., Nagy Julius A.; 500 Stadler David; 511 Kovach James; 525 Machi Alex. FROM EXTENDED; 9 Magyar Joseph; 14 Brothag John J.. Brothag John P., Szoradi Ignác, Tizekkel- János H.; 17 Bors Joseph, Nemeth Joseph, Ne­meth Mrs. Joseph, fletay Mrs. Anton, Sova Mrs. James; 27 Caster‘William, Toth Stephen K., Toth Mrs. Stephen K.; 29 Ragan Wilbur: 32 Markus Daniel, Markus Elizabeth D.; 33 Debias John; 40 Eepas Frank; 46 Nagy Sándor; 18 Imre Zoltán, Klausz Eugene; 71 Popojas George: 85 Szallay John; 88 Rodkey James L., Rodkey Mrs. James; 96 Gellert Martin A., Gellert Martin A., Hege­dűs Stephen, Newman Mrs. Charles; 121 Novak Mrs. Michael, Pakurar Ivan, Pazsitka Jánosné, Szimeiszter Károly, Tutuska Andrew C., Tutuska Boleslaus, Tutuska Julius; 130 Kane Mrs. Edward; 133 Toth Catherine R.; 138 Molnár Roza, Onda John A., Jr., Petro Stephen Mrs.; 163 Kabana József; 164 Hor­vath Cariotta C.; 174 Kato Mrs. Andrew (2), Kato Joseph, Kato Michael A.; 201 Mariano Fred; 208 Papp Andrew; 214 Tampa John; 226 Bc-dnar John; 237 Vasvary Sándor; 249 Farkas Mrs. Mat, Jr.; 236 Koriníus János^361 Hritz Mrs. Richard; 399 Kovács Bertalan; 422 Hajdú András, Jr., Hajdú Mrs. And­rew; 442 Mihalina Michael, Mihalina Michael; 443 Toth Michael; 448 Makara Stephen; 452 Dailey Frank J., Jr., Dailey Mrs. Frank, Satchko Charles; 490 Miller Carl Eugene, Perri Mrs. Domonic; 511 Fehérvári Gladys; 518 Hale Mary A.; 525 Csordás Mrs. Joseph. JUNIOR ORDER. FROM LAPSED; 10 Bachie Steve, Jr.; 17 Kovács Louis C.; 23 Moody Geraldine, Moody James, Moody Preston; 89 Buza Elizabeth, Buza Margeret; 96 Bacsa Joseph, Jr., Maylath Evelyn; 127 Poltel Elizabeth; 133 Moser Joyce Marie; 138 Bárányos Louis, Schmidt Susan M.; 147 Pribish Joseph M.; 168 Brickler Donna M.; 174 Brandt Rose Mary; 214 Williams Charles E., Williams Donald G., Williams Dorothy, Williams Joyce Y., Wil­liams Vera L.; 249 Heffner Anna May, Nagy James G., Jr.; 383 Dobso Mary E.; 422 Hajdú Jean; 511 Horvath Frances; 525 Nagy Janice Ann; 566 Kiss Margit. FROM EXTENDED: 37 Mezey Betty Ann; 88 Rodkey James H., Jr., Rodkey Robert John; 132 Hoffer Joseph John, Kertai Eracy H.; 138 Bárá­nyos Louis; 448 Makara Mary Ann; 490 Hubbard Paula J., Molnár Jenny M , Molnár Mary L., Wilsey James Rich.; 525 Haydu Stephen, Jr., Nagy Ta­­nice Ann. 86 Senior, 41 Junior Order Members, Total 127 Members. JOHN SABO. National Auditor. Addition The best wishes of this columnist; go to each and every tournament! bowler. May your scores be large, your splits few, and your spares and strikes many.... Good Luck! SOCIAL EVENTS Branch 14 will hold a Lily of the Valley dance Sunday, May 21st, in the evening-, at Verhovay Hall. Music by Frank Gyure. Grief — 75 cents. The annual picnic of Branch 14 will be held on Sunday, June 11th. Music will be by Gyure’s and re­freshments, delicious Hungarian sandwiches, etc., will be provided at the most reasonable rates. The Com­mittee will have an excellent pro­gram prepared for this event. Leave it to Sigmund Kadar, he’ll certainly havesomething original. How about a wrestling match at the picnic? Only 50 cents will be charged and anyone who doesn’t have a good time ought to see a doctor soon.... Kalo’s farm in Bedford is the site of the picnic. It isn’t far from Cleve­land and arrows will mark the way from Verhovay Hall. Joseph Szalay, President of Branch 14, and his as­sociates cordially invite everybody to both affairs. PERSONAL NOTES We heard that Joseph Szabó will take the plunge into the sea of mat­rimony. Lucky guy! He couldn’t get a better gal anywhere in the world than Ella Moses. She’s tops in our book. Mrs. Joseph Barry had a success­ful operation, with another pending. Good Luck, Mrs. Barry, and the Lord he with you! Gossip has it that Helen Oravis al­ready is training her daughter Vir­ginia to baby-sit with her sister Pat­ricia Jean.... And we note that Alex Kovach is selling chicken sand eggs from his ranch in Solon, Ohio. Sponsor’s laurels go to Steven A. Jakab: he backs more bowling teams than anybody else on Buckeye Rd. Valentine Nagy has joined the ever growing force of Verhovayans serv­ing the State of Ohio: he works in a State Liquor Store. Mention must be' made here of the first and most important servant of this state: Governor Lausche, a mem­ber of Branch 14, who should have the support of every Verhovay mem­ber in Ohio. He is a wonderful sport, an intelligent person, and a statesman. Vice-President Dr. And­rew Kovács is going to ask this il­lustrious member of the Verhovay to speak at the Bowler’s Banquet in Youngstown, Ohio. Judge Louis Petrash, another not­able Verhovayan, receives calls every day to help organize youth groups in churches and fraternal organizations. He says he is only too glad to do so because the future of America rests on the shoulders of our youth and it is up to the older generation to pro­vide them with the best possible training, example and advice. And Mayor Thomas A. Burke of Cleveland, O., takes special pride in his Verhovay membership. At a re­cent banquet Mayor Burke welcomed the guests on -behalf of the City and the Verhovay. Joseph M. Toth is a ranger on a golf course.... one of Captain Video’s rangers perhaps? Mrs. Joseph Szalay, wife of our *íiranch President was so sick that Joseph had to call a doctor. We hope it’s nothing serious. Stephen Szabó is not only happily married, but a pappy, too. It’s a boy! Louis Balogh, President of the Verhovay Sports Club of Cleveland is an ardent Legionaire. Mrs. Zoltán Szabó and Mrs. Eu­gene Toth were census takers last month. And grapevine has it that August Bessenyei is going to try for a judgeship next year. He is now in the process of picking his adversary. We heard that Joseph Kadar y bought himself a new home in Gates Mill, O., a suburb of Cleveland. Last but not least, we would like to take this opportunity to welcome Mrs. Henry Rettmann who arrived with her two little boys some two weeks after her husband took over the management of Branch 14. Now that the whole family is with us, I feel safe to say: Pittsburgh’s loss is Cleveland’s gain. TOURNAMENT TALK What seems hard for us Br. 14 bowlers to understand is this: the tournaments had been assured till this year and now we read and hear that the future looks bleak? Why? Because the shares aren’t selling? I submit it isn’t the bowlers’ fault. In some areas the price may be alright, but light here in Cleveland, for instance, 50 cents is too high and the people who are used to paying a, dime, or 25 cents at the most, for a ticket of this kind, simply refuse to buy. The fact is: war-time prosperity is a thing of the past. Many people are out of work and businessmen complain that business is bad. Let me ask this question: have the tournaments helped us obtain new members? As far as I know, here in Cleveland they did. And if that’s true, I’d like to plead with the gent­lemen who do the planning: please, never say again that we might aban­don the Verhovay Tournament, be­cause part of the future of the Ver­hovay is invested in this affair. We should have the Tournament by all/ means, even if we have to discard the banquet and all the other trim­mings. As far as this tournament-is con­cerned, I guess this issue will list most of the teams entered. I under­stand at this time, that the Lukacs Funeral Home team, consisting of Sigmund Kadar, Captain, John Goda, Emery Gall, Paul Fedor and Di-Di Prokay will bowl in the tournament. And the Buckeye Window Cleaners are ready. We’ll probably have a. practice session before we leave. SPORTS CLUB EVENTS The Sports Club will have a bas­ket picnic at the end of June, a mystery ride, a speck fry, a hay ride, a golf tournament and dance in the fall. These plans were adopted at the last meeting. We also were told by House Committee Chairman Joseph Barry, that hereafter we’ll have to pay rent for the use of the hall. Incidentally, Mrs. Ann Pinter exr pects to win the ladies single cham­pionship at Youngstown. Good Luck to Ann and the same, again, to all Verhovay bowlers attending the Youngstown event. Ex animo JOSEPH J. HORVATH, . c/o. Verhovay Hall, 8637 Buckeye Road, Cleveland 4, Ohio. Mother, teaching her son- arith­metic: “Now, take the Smith family, for instance. There’s Mummy, Daddy and Baby. How many does that make ?” Bright Son: “Two and one to carry.”

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