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

1950-07-05 / 7. szám

6-IK OLDAL ______________________________________________________________________________ Verhovayak Lapja 1950. május havában utalt betegsegélyek SICK BENEFITS PAID TO MEMBERS IN MAY, 1950 Pr.) Anthony Horvath, Jr. 35.42 2. ) Casper Hoff'er 35.42, Lawrence Seder 32.00 3. ) William Klingerman 52.56 8. ) Joseph Bubenko 20.56, Joseph Dudás 33.14, John Firko 20.56, Mi­chael P. Hubai, Jr. 35.42, John Ré­vész 25.14, Ellis Strozsak 34.28 9. ) Stephen Ginter 21.28, Paul Zagyi 27.42 10. ) Stephen Poes 35.42 13. ) John Buga 34.28, Alexander Kasszay 35.42, Charles Nemes 18.28, Nicholas Pentek 35.42, Julius Soltész 10.28, Mrs. John Zsarnoszky 36.56 14. ) Joseph Barna 21.70, Mrs. Jo­seph Betuker 30.84, Joseph Csider 33.14, Barbara Fodor 19.42, Mrs. Aga­tha Hegedűs 46.84, Rudolph- Hiba 16.57, Mrs. John Mate 38.84, Stephen A. Nagy 35.42, Stephen Szloboda 57.14, Frank Toth 36.56, John Toth, Jr. 24.00, Michael Vizer 12.56, John Wieland 24.00 16. ) Peter Orosz 34.28 17. ) Frank Borlnan 29.70, Mrs. Jo­seph Czibak 35.42, Mrs. Stanley Kuz­­niar 35.42, Frank Paul 6.28, Gabor Szabó 38.84, Louis Szabó 45.70, Mi­chael Szakai 34.28, Bernard Terebesi 12.00, Mrs. Louis Zsoldos 10.28 20. ) Lawrence Nagy 33.14, Louis Polgar 28.56 21. ) Frank L. Bauer 35.42, Mrs. Michael Bukovi 14.28, Mrs. John Gil­­lak 18.28, Mrs. Stephen Mat^as 17.71, Mrs. John Polya 41.14 22. ) John Jacko 32.00, Mrs. John Jacko 30.84, Mrs. Michael Molnár 35.42 24. ) Louis Csornák 35.42 25. ) John Blanar 34.28, Alexander Bozo 29.70, Paul Galicz 37.70, John Pt" Juhasz 35.42, Charles Kardish Mrs. Elizabeth Luke 15.00, László Mizda 37.70 26. ) Michael Berger 17.14, Peter Bergkessel 27.42, Kalman Buczo 51.42, John Shay 19.42 -27. ) Mrs. Frank Letany 54.84 32. ) Joseph Harsanyi 63.00, Julius Kovács 13.70, I^aszlo Lőcs 36.56, Mrs. John Lutian 77.70 33. ) John A. Kovács 34.28, Mrs. Michael Torok 83.42 34. ) Stephen Bene, Jr. 40.00, Mrs. Margaret Gallo 15.00, Kalman Klein 43.42, Mrs. John Perhacs 33.14 36.) Mrs. Louis J. Bunna, Jr. 15.00, Stephen Cservak 37.70, Mrs. Mary Cupp 60.56, Mrs. Stephen Farkas 15.00, Joseph -Jaksa 24.06, Caspar Kali 8.55, Mrs. Charles Kish 45.70, Amelia László 35.42, Flora Marczin 5.70, Stephen Matyi 46.84, John MqI- nar 45.70, Mrs. Rose Nagy 51.40, Mrs. Ignatz Nyikes 34.28, Florence Marian Piette 40.00, Mrs. Joseph Pajtli 46.84, Louis Pajzan 41.14, And­rew Rudai 46.84, Mrs. Alexander 1950. Julius 5. Szalacsi 51.42, Theresa Szerb 34.92, Esther Veszprémi 70.84, Samuel Zu­­bor 27.42 37.) Andrew Barna 19.42, Benja­min Imre 33.14, Dr. Alexander Ka­­lassay 35.42, Mrs. John Rehor 101.70, Stephen Szekely 12.00, Mrs. Joseph Uidl 19.42 39. ) Stephen Kovács 64.00, Ignatz Marko 69.70, Mrs. Emil L. Sémán 15.00 40. ) George Bartza 39.42, Mrs. Ir­ma Beni 35.42, John Groza 76.56, Stephen Laqzo 27.42, Rebecca Molnár Nagy 40.00, Andrew J. Sabo, Jr. 34.28 43.) Peter Balogh 70.84, Mrs. John Juhasz 27.42 45.) Mrs. Anna Balia 56.00, Mrs. Joseph Drotos 46.84, Mrs. Earl Ful­ler 5.70, Emery Hallasz 11.42, John Keller 32.00, Mrs. Dennis Kish 27.42, Michael Kosko 25.14, Louis Marton 28.56, John Nagy 22.36, Alexander (Folytatása a 7-iK oldalon) Statement for the Month of April, 1950 I. Balance from Prev. Month ............... Monthly Dues .................................. Int. on Mortgage Loans .............. Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans .......... Interest on Boards .......................... Interest on Bank Deposits ............ Int. on Real Estate Loans ............ Home Office Bldg. Income ........ Profit on Sale or Mat. of Bonds . Deposits to Trust Fund .............. Hdlg. Charges — Cash Surr....... Hdlg. Charges — Certif. Loans . Miscellaneous Income ...................... Employees and Officers Soc. Sec. Deductions .............. Employees and Officers Withholding Tax Deductions Total Income .......................... TOTAL .............................. Death Benefit Claims ...................... Matured Endowments .................... Cash Surrenders .................................. Home Office Bldg. Dish. .................... Investment Expenses ......................... Monthly Dues Refunds ...................... Accrued Bend Interest ........................ Sickness and Accident Claims ........ Permanent Disability Claims ............ Paid Trust Deposits ............................ Premium Refunds ................................ Commissions ........................................... Medical Examinations ........................ Collection of Dues .............................. Adv., Printing, Sta............................. Inspection of Risks ......................— Office Employees Salaries ..._............ Salaries — Officers and Trustees .... Travel and Other Expenses ................ Insurance Department Fees ............... Branch Office Rentals ....................... Home Office Rental ........................... Gen. Office Main. Expense ............. Office Machinery Maintenance ......... Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ....... Donations ................................................ American Hungarian Federation .... Verhovay Fund ................................... Official Publication ........................... Other Legal Expenses ...................... Bureau and Ass’n Dues and Assess. Books, Newspapers, Periodicals ....... Insurance .............................................. Actuarial and Audit. Expenses ......... Sports Activities ................................ Soc. Sec. Federal Tax ........................ Collector of Internal Revenue March Withheld Taxes .............. State Taxes .......................................... School Per Capita Tax ...... ........... TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS .... BALANCE ........................... Mortuary Fund 9,454,097.63 Disability . Fund 516,912.45 Trust Fund 109 989.24 Junior O. Fund 997,207.96 Junior O. ,Exp. Fund 21,398.59 Expense Fund 1,801.21 65,524.95 367.22 142.89 22,685.83 54.78 18.84 3,189.50 1,863.27 II. INCOME 15,434.30 -----.— 13,959.34 2,363.79 27,153.45 5.82 4,533.15 270.25 ' 1,325.58 t-33.00 .20 235.25 3.80 10.90 163.58 1.143.60 1 i ' . /'I . ' TOTAL 11,101,407.11 93,847.28 15,434.30 1,595.83 18.498.31 2,396.99 28,710^58 9,547,944.91 532,346.75 111,585.07 III. DISBURSEMENTS 1,015,706.27 23,795.58 27,655 2,500 4,916 856 651 125 687 5 0 5 8 8 3 8 1620 11,950 200 38 00 38251 7735 56 164 4 6 18399 7,393.47 12,166.58 382.51 1,178.64 1.909.08 23,029.04 76,059.32 0,551.44 520,180.17 111,202.56 1,014,527.63 21,886.50 7,482.78 11,185,S31.0S 1,U9 35 677 1 2.55 54 00 04 50 124,435.83 367.22 148.71 27,489.23 54.78 18.84 3,189.50 1,863.27 1,325.58 268.25 4.00 10.90 163.58 1,143.60 160,483.29 30,511.82 11,261,890.40 27,655.85 2.500.00 5,690.30 856.08 651.58 201.32 851.74 11,950.38 200.00 382.51 183.99 3,251.57 537.00 5,303.24 1,098.561 21.55 4,953.26 2.420.00 1,130.68 20.00 155.50 919.00 116.60 739.02 198.37 25.00 83.33 83.33 987.24 175.00 289.00 10.00 112,44 191.66 225.00 419.64 2,072.13 502.00 4,626.20 1,081.06 21.55 4,953.26 2,420.00 1,130.68 20.00 155.50 910.00 116.60 739.02 196.37 25.00 83.33 83.33 987.24 175.00 289.00 10.00 112.44 191.66 225.00 419.64 1,274.93 160.55 45.00 1,271.93 169.55 45.00 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditor

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