Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1950 / Verhovay Journal
TRAGEDY IN INGLEWOOD, CALIF. 19 year old mother dies in child-bed, leaves daughter in grandmother’s care. juiy i9,1950_______________________________Verhovay Mrs. Anna Mae Suling Ilaby Cathy Ann Suling Verhovayans in Los Angeles, California were deeply shocked and saddened by the tragedy that had befallen the happy home of George Belme and his family in Inglewood, Calif., on February lltli, when their only daughter, Mrs. Anna Mae Suling, died at the age of 19, the day after giving birth to her little daughter, Cathy Ann, at the hospital. The beautiful young mother was born in Ashland, W. Va., and later became with her parents a resident of Cleveland, 0. There she started her high school education until the family had moved to Inglewood where she continued her studies at Leesinger High School. She graduated in June, 1948, and shortly afterwards, on November 28 of the same year, she became the bride of Mr. Suling. The late Mrs. Suling had been a member of the Verhovay since her early childhood. Her place, vacated by her untimely death, has been filled by little Cathy Ann for whom her widowed father and the bereaved grandparents purchased a One Thousand Dollar Endowment. And the place of the young mother has been assumed by her own mother, the baby’s youthful grandmother, who will care for little Cathy Ann during the years to come. She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Dudás, also of Cleveland, who is the great-grandmother of the baby. All of the Belme family are members of the Verhovay F.I. Association on whose behalf Alexander Gyulay, Manager of Branch 525, extended his sympathies to the bereaved family and sent flowers to the funeral of the deceased young mother. We join the Verhovayans of Los Angeles in condoling with the bereaved husband and parents of the late Mrs. Suling. May they find comfort and consolation in little Cathy Ann for whose life her young mother had given her own . . . Sick Benefits Paid to Members in April, 1950 Pr.) Anthony Horvath, Jr. 25.14 2.) Paul Horvath 48.00, Joseph Kofskie 38.84, John J. Novitski 13.70, Mrs. Dorothy Olsheski 27.42, Michael L. Suskie 17.14 8. ) Joseph Dudás 35.42, James V. Galik 32.00, Michael P. Hubai, Jr. 27.42, Ellis Strozsak 34.28, Andrew Torok 22.84, Julia Torok 15.00 9. ) Albert Pacza 24.00, Stephen Szilagyi 40.00 10. ) Stephen Poes 35.42 13. ) John Buga 35.42, Peter Kptenics 34.28, Mrs. Andrew J. Nemeth, Jr. 10.28, Nicholas Pentek 29.70, Joseph Vaskó 30.32, Mrs. John Zsarnoszky 35.42 14. ) Joseph Barna 32.00, Michael Boresz 53.70, Joseph Csider 27.42, Mrs. Andrew Csornok 8.00, Barbara Fodor 25.14, Rudolph Hiba 17.71, Stephen Luksa 48.00, Stephen A. Nagy 32.00, Emery Szabó 25.14, Ben Toth 36.56, Mrs. August Varga 15.00 16. ) Alexander Chubboy 10.28, Peter Orosz 35.42 17. ) Mrs. Joseph Czibak 35.42, Margaret Ann Fuzi 12.56, Alexander Juhasz 56.00, Mrs. Stanley Kuzniar 33.14, Gabor Szabó 32.00, Louis Szabó 32.00, Michael Szakai 30.84, Bernard Terebesi 22.28, Frank Toth 16.00 20. ) John J. Dakos 54.84, Mrs. Irene Galm 15.00, John Gyure, Sr. 35.42, Lawrence Nagy 34.28 21. ) Frank L. Bauer 36.56, Mrs. John Bene 16.57, Mrs. Joseph Bino 33.71, Mrs. John Bodzas 48.00, Mrs. Stephen Hegedűs 13.71, Mrs. Stephen Matyas 18.28, Joseph Mátyási 41.13 22. ) Mrs. Michael Molnár 35.42, Stephen Suto 22.84 25. ) John Blanar 35.42, John P. Juhasz 34.28, Joseph Ondo 26.85 26. ) Michael Berger 37.70, Kalman Buczo 22.84, George J. Szakach, Jr. 5.70 27. ) Stephen Pedery 8,00, John Vaskó 24.00, Mrs. John Yambor 19.42 31. ), Mrs. Agnes Konetcky 9.14 32. ) Joseph Hajzer 41.14, Joseph Harsanyi 70.84, Julius Kovács 40.00, László Lőcs 27.42, Eugene Vargo 33.14 33. ) John A: Kovács 41.14, Joseph Nagy 60.04, Paul Toth 7.50 34. ) Stephen Bene, Jr. 85.70, John Krivjancky 28.02, Mrs. John Perhacs 35.42, Mrs. Joseph Totok 25.14 36. ) Stephen Cservak 33.14, Emery Fulesi 26.28, Joseph Hunter 20.56, Helen M. Lucas 27.42, John Molnár 32.00, Louis Nagy 9.71, Mrs. Ignatz Nyikes 20.56, Mrs. Joseph Pajtli 37.70, Louis Pajzan 26.28, Andrew Rudai 21.70, John Szanye 8.00, Theresa Szerb 25.14, Samuel Zubor 27.42 37. ) Benjamin Imre 34.28, Dr. Alexander Kalassay 42.28, Mrs. Elizabeth Kcvach 27.42, Mrs. Adam Szabó 14.84 39. ) Samuel Akacsos 11.4 2 40. ) Helen Repas 35.42, Andrew J. Sabo, Jr. 36.56 \ 41. ) Joseph Boros 22.84, Andrew Takacs 25.14 43.) Rosemary Nobel 19.42 45. ) Mrs. John Balia 26.28, Mrs. John Bikfasy 29.70, Stephen Laczko 24.00, John Nagy I. 46.84, Mrs. Andrew Uhrin 24.00 46. ) Joseph Acs 19.42, Anton Nagy 34.28, Stephen Szedeli 35.42, Mrs. Orbán Takacs 35.42 48.) Joseph Billich 32.00, Joseph Journal PAGE 5 Wedding Bells Ring For L. A. Couple Gabriel Papp and his bride, the former Jean Gilbreath Belatedly, we extend our congratulations and best wishes to Gabriel Papp, a popular member of the Verhovay set of Los Angeles, Calif., and his bride, thfe former Jean Gilbreath, who were united in marriage on December 18, 1949, at St. Stephen’s Roman Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Calif., the Rev. Matthias Lani officiating. After an intimate wedding dinner at the Sherman Oaks home of the groom’s moth^, Mrs. George Papp, the young couple left in their brand new Chevrolet for a honeymoon in Oklahoma, to the home of the bride’s parents. After their return, the popular Papp family^ gave a post-wedding reception on January 22nd when a large host of friends and relatives were treated to a splendid dinner. An excellent orchestra enhanced the happy atmosphere prevailing on this occasion. Many beautiful gifts were presented to the couple by the guests in whose behalf Mr. Michael Kosztin, President of Branch 525, congratulated the young couple. ^Gabriel responded in Hungarian and Jean in English thanking their friends for their gifts and good wishes. Gabriel Papp was born in the former Himlerville, in Kentucky, and attended his schools in Cleveland, O. He came to the Bako Ranch in California, with his mother, in 1943. Following the war, he entered military service and served with the Military Police in New Mexico. He has two brothers, Leslie and George, both of whom served with the U.S. Navy in World War II. At the present, Leslie is an army sergeant with the occupational forces in Germany, while George, who completed a course in electrical engineering in Chicago and another course in radio engineering in Los Angeles, lives with his mother and works at construction projects. To all members of the Papp family and the young bride we extend our best wishes for many years of happiness! Bozsnyak 24.00, Nicholas Ferencz 38.84, Vincent Gurbacs 13.70, Alexander Hinder 33.14, John Hudak 35.42, Charles Keller 61.68, Mrs. Joseph Keller 89.14, Emil Kiss 36.56, Mrs. Frank Kluges 24.00, Andrew Lendvay 34.28, Vencel Oros 48.00, Frank Soltész 12.56, Mrs. Mary Suchala 26.28, Mrs. Balint Takacs 32.00, Frank Toth 72.00, Helen Wilgermein 25.14 49.) Elizabeth Racz 46.84, Mrs. John Steib 35.42 52. ) Frank Czine 5.71, Andrew Molnár 49.14 53. ) Mrs. Stephen Szeles 35.42 57.) George Tamas 38.84 59.) Mrs. John Beres 24.00, Loifls Cohanky 16.00, Louis Knecht 27.42, Paul Vojtko 32.00 61. ) Peter Monyak 8.00 62. ) Mrs. Henry Valle 32.00 63. ) Mrs. John Konrath 4.56 64. ) Stephen Janik 32.00, Mitcho Pedroff 29.70, John Sándor 35.42, Theodore Vecsey 34.28 öö-J^Frank Boya 20.00 68.) Samuel Ando 38.84, George Bandre 33.14, Ignatz Kiss 35.42 70. ) Emery Barna 40.00, John Fazekas 37.70, Stephen Rudnay 32.00 71. ) Mrs. Louis Deak 15.00, John Draga, Jr. 26.28, Mrs. Margaret Genes 11.42, Stephen Greso 62.84, Mrs. Nicholas Koczak 37.70, Mrs. Irene Marini 15.00, Peter Szabó 54.84 76.) Margaret Debrey 30.84, Stephen Guba 35.42, Anton Hudi 44.56, Louis Kobolak 21.70, Robert Mate 36.56, Henry Ruck 32.00 85. ) Mrs. Mary Conti 20.56, Joseph R. Gall 76.56, Mrs. Elizabeth Konick 29.70, Mrs. Elizabeth Kovács 27.42 86. ) Nicholas Szabó 10.28 88.) Paris P. Bazzoli 40.00, Frank Ferrence 40.00, Joseph Pinizotto 29.70 90. ) Stephen Rabb, Jr. 67.40 91. ) George Csondor 31.73, Mrs. Rose Gaiko 24.00 123.) 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