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

1950 / Verhovay Journal

PAGE 12 Verhov ay Journal -__________________________________ May 17,1950 Birthday Gifts To Crippled Children’s Fund — Continued listing of Donations Received for the Verhovay Fund for the Aiding of Handciapped Juvenile and Disabled Aged Members. — $25.00: M. B. Vick and Co., Chicago, 111. $5.00: C. Kuhn, Br. 89, Homestead, Pa., Joe J. Lukes, Br. 180, Zelienople, Pa., Mike Kőrösy, Director, Alliance, Ohio. $2.00: Szepesi Istvánné, Br. 248, Dan Stanko, Br. 412, Br. 443, N. N., St. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. J. Begányi, Br. 296, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lázár, Garfield, N. J., Louis Feifar, Jr., Br. 164, Stephen Somogyi, Br. 313, Andrew Yuhász, Br. 247, Angi Vilmos, Br. 362, Alex and Joe Danka, Br. 296, John C. Wolliard, Br. 417, Leslie J. Molnár, Br. 132, Mrs. Julia Kuntz, Br. 361, Mrs. Russell V. Arcchuf, Paulsboro, N. J., Louis Gribóczky, Br. 200, Joseph Subits, Br. 216-420, Mrs. Andrew Penick, Br. 26. $1.00: Ernest Sepesy, 248, Mrs. Rose Kelemen, 249, Mrs. Matthias Gellért, 37, John S. Mitruska, Perth Amboy, N. J.. Ernest Lengyel, 14. Frank Paul, 127, Steve Csepregi, North Baltimore, Ohio, Louis Bogdán, Calumet,, Mich., Mrs. Anna Bittner, 39, Louis Kovács, 121, Paul Bunevar, 209, Mrs. Helen Ko­ren, 247, Joseph Batta, 108, Max Degyanszky, 245, Thomas Gall, Jr., 207, Thomas Gall, Sr., 207, Ella Korhűt, Girard, Ohio, James Emődy, 70, Frank Mone, Jr., 370, Nick Labanics, 209, Mrs. Edward Lesiak, 164, Frank Debve­­czeni, 226, Alex Fiileky, Sr., 129, John Mavonicz, 226, Nicholas T. Kaszab, New York City, Paul Szabó, 296, Mrs. Anna Koraba, 70, Péntek János, 57, Mrs. S. Petrus, 91, Joseph Cibolya, 174. Alex J. Kish, Jr., 64, M. Orosz, 48, Mrs. John White, 200, Mich. Klesic, Sr., Lackawanna, N. Y., Paul Frankel, 132. Tamas, 48, Elmer Kelemen, 310, Frank Sorabka, 14, Leopold Hirsch, 466, Mrs. Paul Kanai, 36, Emery Horvath, 49, John Stoyka, 17, Mrs. Wm. Zessler (130), Steve Jagadich, 130, Mrs. Arno E. Stein. 194. (Fort Wayne, Ind.), D. Dull, 3710 Ivy, Mrs. Steve Pastor, 107, Andrew Gyenes, 164, William Weiss, 229. Irene Shohayda. 364, Frank Tinich, 96, Steve Tukos, Jr., 153, Connorville, O., John Timko, 175, Heien Kautz. 68, A. Racz, 305, Helen Kondor, 35 (48), Mrs. Henry Walle, 62. Branch 269, Roseton, N. Y., Frank Molnár, Sr., 13, Geo. Lenty, 63, E. Lengyel, 14. 75 c.: Anna Debreceny, 229. 65 c.: Paul Uhring, Lebanon, 111. 50 c.: Jos. Woros, 76, P. Markovits, 34, Mrs, A. Getsey, 220, Mrs. Ed. Onuscheck, Greensboro, Pa., John Paskuj, 226, Mrs. Chas. Sarka, 59, Daniel Moger, E. 31st St., Mich. Balogh, 448, John Birinyi, E. 98th St., L. Yuhasz, 383, Mrs. J. Chaszar, 17, J. Chaszar, 17, E. Balogh, 448, Ed. Jazemboski, Mocana­­qua, Pa., K. Major, New Brunswick, N. J., Adam Santavicea, 46, John Gyu­­ricsa, 150, Jos. Beres, 138, Mich. Major, New Brunswick, N. J., F. Halgas, Trafford, Pa., Julia Keszey, 511, Mrs. Gus Provezis, Detroit, Geo. Bishop, 37, Pietro Pellizzari, 520, Mrs. V. Turcsanyi, 34, F. Fodor, 216, Leo Orlandi, 520, Mrs. Jos. Üveges, 386, Jos. Feyte, Jr., 417, Mrs. A1 Sampson, 194, Steve Ta­­tay, Clymer, Pa., Mrs. Vinczent Copplie (?), 21, Mrs. Euegen Eskelin, 487, Anna Shiapits, 216, Elizabeth Scheib, 111, Mrs. Tarcy, 26, Mr., Mis. Kravec, 45, Jos. Gardi, 127, Mrs. I. Fazekas, 54, Julius Shadi. Jr., 5, Mrs. Clara' Shadi, 5, Joseph Bolgár, Bolver, Pa., Mrs. V. Zoanetti, 36, Mrs. C. Vary, 343. Stephen Nyegre, 226, Mrs. Earl Morris. 9, Pauline Balazs, 313, Louis Kubitz, Garfield, Mrs. Agnes Rago, 362, Mitchell Kohn, Cleveland, O., Andy Shea, Barnesboro, Pa., Mrs. J. Szorcsik, Br. 310, Julius Nagy, Judith Kocher, Br. 141, Baretn Helen, 246. 40 c.: Alex Cseloszky, 276. 30 c.: Visnyanski, 40, Peter Pirazzo, Coverdale, Andy Orse, 1822 Puce St. 25 c.: Mrs. Wm. Kaldy, 141, John Z. Hunter, 276, N. Levay, 197, Mrs. J. Barath, 54, Steve Csute, 14, Olga Modok, 142, Irene Horvath, 164, Helen Hor­vath, 164, Geo, Sutok, Masontown, Pa., Nicholas Sakso. 68, John Mészáros, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Domonkos, Sr. 389, Juli Balint, Carteret, Ethel Zoltani, Alliance, O., John Balienger, 14, John Peter, Br. 443, James Peter, Br. 443. 20 c.: Steve Onday, 71. 10 c.: Lucas Kovats, 90, James Sabo, Conway, Pa., Miss C. Feyes, Sid­way St. 5 c.: Dexter Jones, McKeesport. EXTENDED — MARCH 31, 1950 SENIOR ORDER: 8 John Bodie, C. A. Buettner, Donald C. Buettner, Ro­bert J. Buettner; 9 Bicsak Joseph, Hibo Mrs. Henry, Pamlenyi Joseph; 14 Ba­­ranyi Mrs. Mary, George Glogyan; 20 Kazsmer Helen Rose; 22 Harangodi Jan, Jr., Thegze George A.; 23 Pochik Alexander; 26 Raley Vctor; 27 Mar­­chak Martin, Jr.; 29 Kovács Mrs. Nich.; 34 Gallo Joseph A.; 36 Spisak Joseph P.; 40 Dudash Albert, Laslo John, Mazie Margaret; 43 Karlock Steve, Zsoka Alexander; 45 Barge Gerrit; 48 Bensey Mrs. Julius, Buzas John Peter, Fabian Stefan, Micsko Mrs. Geza, Sebesi Joseph; 49 Gramme George; 53 Toth Anna; 59 Kovács Steven; 62 Paisa Mrs. Margaret; 71 Oros James; 87 Bokody Ste­phen; 96 Konyar Joseph, Mancinsky Ostap, Opyd Edward, Soltes Mrs. Stephen, Soltész Frank; 103 Szabó Stephen, Jr.; 107 Bakos Elizabeth, Kovács William A., Stanbery Mrs. Ernest; 108 Sándor Ernest; 120 Myers Frank; 121 Molnár Joseph (2), Molnár Mrs. Joseph (2), Molnár Leslie, Zavicsa Joseph, Jr.; 132 Gerselyi Joseph, Mrs. Gerselyi Joseph, Hancz Eugene, Kocsis Mrs. John; 133 Ferency William, Ferenczi Paul; 138 Kirchens Mrs. John, Lach Joseph; 146 Daniels Mrs. Stephen; 164 Locy Mrs. Julia, Peters Daniel, Poltarski John, Pol­­tarski Mrs. Joseph, Wagner Louis; 170 Soltész Balint; 174 Egyed Frank S., Elko George. Elko Joseph, Elko Michael, Horvath Frank, Hovanitz George, Paronich John, Sakson Geza, Sakson Joseph, Sakson Jule Ann., Vass Julius, Virman Eva, Walker Olive, Wyda John (2); 180 Fisher Charles W., Nemeth Laslo, Paris Mrs. Emerick: 187 Lane Mrs. Charles; 201 Bugyi Mrs. Joseph, Guerri Benedict W., Guerri Dominick, Guerri Mrs Dominick; 208 Kurucz Ste­phen (2); 213 Coleman Elijah, Vágott Joseph, Vágott Mrs. Joseph; 214 Spod­­ney Bertalan; 248 Sebestin John; 249 Brenner Frank, Felföldi Imre, Felföldi Mrs. Imre, Felföldi James, Kasocsak Andrew, Kecar. George; 264 Kramer Ri­chard A.; 290 Petrancki Edward, Sobczak Helen; 296 Bodick Rose, Bodick William J.; 342 Punches Herbert M.; 348 Perrcots Lillian A.; 361 Boros Mrs. Peter, Lohmayer Mrs. Carl, Papp Mrs. Andrew; 369 Onlel Eugene, Russel Mrs. John; 383 Kurucz Mrs. George; 386 Simmon Andrew; 428 Jacobs Mrs. Frank, Jacobs Leslie, Jacobs Mrs. Leslie, Marki Paul, Sorensen Audrey J.; 433 Sebek William, Sebek Mrs. William; 447 Lorincz Alexander, Phillips Mrs. Frank, Szabó Ernest J.; 452 Ariemiea Mrs. Agnes; 475 Menke Mrs. Edmund; 489 Insurance Federation Of Pennsylvania Held Convention in Pittsburgh The Insurance Federation of Penn­sylvania, embracing all branches of the insurance industry, held its an­nual convention at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa., on May 4 and 5. The present chairman of the Federation is S. H. Hadley, Supreme President of the Protected Home Cir­cle of Sharon, Pa., one of the most! outstanding representatives of the American fraternal benefit system. This is perhaps the first time in the history of the Federation that the officer of a fraternal society has been elected president; an encourag­ing s:gn of the growing respect in which fraternal organizations are held by commercial insurance com­panies. Highlight of the convention was the banquet, held in the ballroom of William Penn Hotel on May 4th. Admiral Louis Denfield, Ex-Chief of Naval Operations delivered the key­note address. • A splendid program of entertainment was furnished by so­cieties affiliated with the Pennsyl­vania Fraternal Congress. The fa­mous Duquesne University Tambu­­ritzans, Prof. Matt L. Gouze, Direc­tor, were sponsored by the Croatian Fraternal Union, the Serbian Choir, Prof. Boris Dobrovolsky, Director, by the Serb National Federation, the Duchnovich Choir, directed by Prof. Geo. Pauley, by the Greek Catholic Union of the U.S.A.; a Slovak Folk Dance, under the direction of Mary Kadrik, was presented by courtesy of the National Slovak Society of the U.S.A.; a solo by Igor Soroka, by cour­tesy of the United Russian Orthodox Catholic Women’s Mutual Aid So­ciety, a Hungarian Choir directed by the Rev. Andrew Hamza of the First Hungarian Reformed Church in Pittsburgh, was presented by cour­tesy of the Verhovay Fraternal In­surance Association. Each of the per­formances was received with bound­less enthusiasm, but the Verhovayans present were especially thankful to the Rev. Hamza who performed a miracle with his Hungarian choir of 35, earning great applause from the appreciative audience. Toastmaster at the banquet was John A. Mayer, President of the Re­liance Life Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, chairman of the Ban­quet Committee was J. C. Donaldson of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co., and grace was offered by the- Rev. Wm. S. Wise, Pastor of the First; Methodist Church of Pittsburgh . SMILES [iiiiiiiii!iiiiniiiii!iiiniiiii BATTLE The tall, dignified man joined the crowd in front of a bargain counter, in an attempt to get a very special pair of hose for his -wife. He inched his way patiently, but was buffeted here and there by the women, and made no progress. Suddenly he lowered his head, stretched out his arms, and barged through the crowd. “Can’t you act like a gentleman?” inquired a cold feminize voice at his elbow. “I’ve been acting like a gentleman for the past hour,” replied the man, still charging forward. “From now on I’m going to act like a lady.”-----------•-«?’ ia-----------. Motorcycle Policeman A. A. “Tony” Kraker of Virginia, Minn., believes that when he reminds motorists that speeding may get them off the earth sooner than over it, he should do it politely and harmoniously. When it becomes necessary for Tony to speak of safety to a driver, he doesn’t yell, “Hey you! Pull over to the curb!” Policeman Tony mo­tions to them with a smile, and hands a card to the offender. It re­commends to the driver that he ‘Sing While You Drive,” and to use these tunes: At 45 miles per hour, sing “High­ways Are Happy Ways.” At 55 miles, sing “I’m But a Stranger Here, Heaven Is My Home.” At 65 miles, sing “Nearer, My God, to Thee.” At 75 miles, sing “When the Rol! is Called’ Up Yonder I’ll Be There.” A clergyman advertised for a man servant. The following day a young man called on him. “Well,” asked the clergyman, “can you light the fire and bring early morning tea at seven?” “I—I think I could,” replied the young man, puzzled. “Can you work in the garden?” continued the clergyman. “I mean, can you mow the lawn and prune trees and cultivate the soil?” “Well—er—yes, I think so,” stam­mered the youth. “Can you polish silver, look after a dog, and be generally useful about the house?” The young man nodded. “And drive a car, and wash the windows, and—-” “I say, sir,” interrupted the young man hoarsely, “I came here to con­sult you about getting married. If I have to do all that, it’s off!” BUBHBBHnHHHH BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS Buják John E.; 499 Dobry Victor, Jr.; 500 Cantrell Mrs. A.; 511 Nagy Joseph (2), Sándor Mrs. Joseph; 542 Svatavich Bela. JUNIOR ORDER: 2 Delbo Emery E.; 22 Silvasi Stephen; 33 Vargo Julia; 34 Gallo Joanne M.; 114 Quitter Carlton, Quitter Gerald; 132 Kocsis John, Jr., Marko Shirley; 342 Galassi Wanda; 362 Bodish Stephen, Bodish William; 428 Jacobs Mary C., Kalman Stephen; 429 House Jeffrey; 487 Kazsuk Philip; 490 Toth John E., Jr. (2); 500 Cantrell Dennis, Cantrell Penny. 136 Senior, 19 Junior Order Members. Total 155 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor.

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