Verhovayak Lapja, 1951 (34. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1951 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 10 1st Lt. Nick Veres Stationed at Camp Irvin in California After having served for 52 months in World War II., Nick Veres, who was born in Borsod County, Hungary, on June 7, 1921, and who joined the Verhovay at the age of 8 at Branch 296, Springdale, Pa., is back again in the army, though his status has changed considerably since he wasi honorably discharged at the end of the last war. His military career started on September 9, 1940, when he was taken to Panama. From there he was transferred to Australia early in 1941 and then followed New Guinea and the rest of the blooddrenched islands in the Pacific (theatre of war. Serving with the medical corps, he was wounded in action, received the purple heart and a promotion to the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. The promotion came on Christmas day in 1945. PRE-CONVENTION NOTES Delegates elected by Branch 14, constituting a district by itself, were Frank Pinter, President of Branch 14, John Bozsway and Joseph Szalay. Congratulations! A word to the delegates elected by the Verhovay membership to thei next National Convention: may your deliberations be for the best interests of the Verhovay and please don't) sell the bowlers short. VERHOVAY HALL NEWS Another dinner like the one Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bodnar, managers of the Verhovay Hall promoted, is in the making for either August or September. Mr. and Mrs. Bodnar also inform: us that the bowlers’ meeting will be held on August 15th. All bowling captains should report and any member or their friends who may want! to bowl on teams, also should be! there. There are several openings for teams and bowlers. By the way: we haven’t heard a! thing about the All Ohio Verhovay Tournament ? ? ? PERSONAL NOTES Kalman Karnya, manager of St. John’s Home, resigned as of July 4th, after seven years of service. His place will be taken by Steve Bresznak, — another Verhovayan. Mrs. Betty Kadar went on a tour to the west. Our Sports Club re-Verhovay Returning to civilian life, he entered the dental school at the University of Pittsburgh, but after a year changed to metallurgy. He fi'nished school in 1948, already a married man and father. On February 10, 1945 he married the former Betty Kazmus in Leechburg, Pa, There they made their home and she gave him two sons, one is 5 and the other 1. On September 17, 1950, he returned to military service and until next June was stationed at Fort Bragg, with Truck Ordnance Co. 298. On June 5th he was transferred to Camp Irvin where he now serves in the rank of First Lieutenant. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Veres, reside at 323 Harron Ave., in Cheswick, Pa. His father is a trustee of the Verhovay Home of Branch 296, Springdale, Pa. All of the family, including the youngest grandson and his mother, are members of the Verhovay family. Our sincere best wishes go to 1st Lt. Veres and his family for his early and safe return. ceived a postcard from her, stamped Grand Canyon, Arizona. OScar Federau, member of Branch 14, was elected President of St. John’s Sports Club, Inc. Congratulations, Ossie! Mrs. Marge Luscik is a good campaigner. She goes from house to house to get petitions signed. — Joseph Barry is a beer salesman now and the product he sells is very good. — Frank Oravis, racing boat pilot, will not race this year due to non-delivery of a new boat. John Jacob Torda became a Verhovay Sports Club member at the last meeting. Incidentally, the sports club is growing rapidly; new members join at every meeting. We see that Goldie Molnár is going steady . . .— Mrs. Gal, Manager of Branch 361 is house-hunting. —Joseph M. Toth has a private business of his own at home: he repairs washing machines. — Frank Orosz intends to go to Dallas, Texas . . . There still are new worlds to conquer . . . Alex Horvath of bakery fame is President of the newly formed Young Democrats on Buckeye Road in Cleveland, 0. —■ Jack P. Russel councilman of 16th Ward, is up for reeleclion. He is a Verhovay member. So is yours truly a candidate for election for Council in the 29th Ward. Joseph Nagy finally bought himself a new car and his wife, Irene, is really happy. Of course, Joe kind of misses the old wagon. It must hava Journal been one of the first of its kind made. Fishing season is being welcomed by Paul Bolesic, Steve Vache and others. — Hank Knautz has a 1951 Buick, — runs like clockwork. We like our Verhovay Home here in Cleveland. And the new manager, given half a chance, will make so much money that the debt will be cleared in no time. Anthony Paukovits £0.56, Joseph Richter 29.70, Alexander Szőke 57.14 218.) Joseph Balazs 65.14, John Bocz 36.56, Mrs. Margaret Dudás 32.00, Stephen Shimko 8.00 222.) Paul Miklosik 32.00 226.) Aaron Fazekas 13.70, Ignatz Kalo 26.28, Mrs. Gabriel Kanyr 27.42, Michael Koleszarik 35.42, Alexander Miller 33.14, George Viszokay 10.28 229. ) Stephen Engyel 28.56, John Heger 40.00, John Mraz 14.84, George Varga 33.14 230. ) John Barath 34.28, Joseph Koska 32.00, Rose Starkey 28.56 234.) Mrs. Mathias Kish 28.56 236.) Alexander Sipos 28.56 239.) John Kruy 21.14 247. ) Frank Csanyi 40.00, Louis Toth 32.00 248. ) Mrs. Dorothy Chesko 30.84, Gustave Fulop 20.89, Louis Grinko 60.56, Mrs. John Gyöngyösi 16.00, George Jakab 25.14, Michael Mato 32.00, Andrew Nagy 28.56, Peter Palkó 16.00, Joseph Sebestin, Jr. 5.70 249. ) Mary Hankoczky 34.28, Emery Hegyi 42.28 253.) Stephen Kozak 53.13, Michael Parag 38.84 262.) Valentine Noga 44.56 264.) George Rusz 42.28 269.) Stephen Kurucz- 43.42 272.) Andrew Takach 18.28, Mrs. Stella Gawronsko Zajac 15.00 275. ) John Bosnyak 37.70, Emery Fabos 35.42, Mrs. Stephen Koronics 38.84, Stephen Kovács 6.84, Joseph Potzner 45.70, Joseph Schaffer 61.70 276. ) John Benyiczky 34.28, Alexander Jurina 30.84, Mrs. Susan Pocsik 77.70 277. ) John Dudás 33.14, Joseph Kay, 37.70 278. ) Joseph Fodor 67.42 286.) Mrs. Frank Torok 35.42 288.) Mrs. László Barath 44.56, Joseph Smithoffer 14.84 291. ) Mrs. Stephen Boros 9.14, Mrs. Stephen Toth 33.14 292. ) Mrs. George Perhach 15.00 296.) Daniel Barbely 44.56, William Blizman 35.42, Stephen Hegedűs 70.84, Mrs. Joseph Magyar 30.84, Mrs. Alexander Ostvicli 37.70 303.) Nicholas Bodnar 29.70, John Homoky 33.14, Louis V. Pocsik 34.28 305.) Zigmond Pinter 30.28 310.) Joseph Dobos 35.42, John Kocsan 54.84, Mrs. John Molley 19.42 312.) Mrs. Elizabeth Nagy 29.70 317.) Andrew Győri 22.84, Joseph Kasko 27.42 324.) Mrs. Frank Turkaly 15.00 334. ) Theodore Delceg 8.00, Daniel Jordan, Sr. 33.14 335. ) Mrs. Robert Loosli 15.00 336. ) Mrs. Anna Bence 37.70, Stephen Lorincz 14.84, Karl Radich 55.46 338.) Leonard Kager 32.00 342.) Charles Egyarto 41.16, Mrs. Samuel Fesus 25.14, John Gyulaij 37.70, Mrs. Louis Igyarto 32.00, Mrs. Fred Newberg 25.14, Mrs. Joseph Szepi 52.56 344.) Nicholas Kolentus 25.14 347. ) Andrew Mulató 39.42, Stephen G. Olexo 27.42 348. ) Mrs. Sophia Kuhn 15.00, Andrew Matuskey 79.98, George Oreskovich 59.42 349. ) Paul Bozoky 28.56 350. ) Joseph Bokkon 42.84 355.) Mrs. Martin Septrick 32.00 July 18, 1951 Yep, we’ll close because it’s hot and I just remembered that next month, August 25th, is my birthday, hm, and a happy birthday to everybody who was born in August, or, for that matter, in any month. 360. ) Alexander Juhasz 32.90 361. ) Mrs. Kalman Kolozsvary 14.84, Mrs. Louis Szabó 27.42 362. )' Andrew Kraska 6.84, Mrs. Joseph Schmuck 15.00 364.) Paul E. Centric 47.98, Mrs. Michael Vargo 15.00 369. ) Géza Bartha 35.42, Bertalan Jakab 37.70, Alexander Vadászi 32.00 370. ) Mrs. Frank Moore 27.42 383.) Frank J. Garwol 33.14 386.) Vincent Szobonya 14.36, Mrs. John Tanchick 33.14 389.) James Szackal 20.56, Andrew Toth 46.84, Stephen Toth 33.70 399.) Frank Mihalina 18.28 403.) Mrs. Margaret Nyeste 43.42 408. ) Mrs. Theresa Bosco 15.00, Mrs. Matio Dala Pózzá 35.42 409. ) George Demiter, Jr. 13.70, Mrs. Ward Shaw 15.00, Mrs. Stephen Torok 43.42 417. ) Elizabeth Feyti 12.56, Mrs. Catherine Varga 36.70, Mrs. Adam Drahofsky 12.56 418. ) Elizabeth A. Jona 5.70 420.) John Kosits 18.28, Mrs. William Narlesky 70.84 429,) Mrs. Mary Rob 36.56 432.) Barney Kolozsi 28.56, Mrs. Daniel Radulovich 17.14 439.) Michael Macy 14.84 442. ) Domenick Panepinto 35.42 443. ) Stephen Cservak 6.32, Joseph Letenyei 12.56, fGeorge Papp 37.70, Alexander Perge 10.28, Mrs. Robert C. Steinheiser 25.14, Mrs. Stephen Vaczo 54.84 447.) Alexander Nagy> Jr. 8.00, George Sopronyi 21.70 466.) Gabriel Borsos 39.52, Frank Kish 38.84 477. ) Mrs. Frank Kristoff 19.42 478. ) Mrs. Edward J. Onuscheck 15.00 485.) Charles D. Kreiser 33.14 499. ) Zeke Barber 60.56 500. ) Mrs. Andrew Lukacs 64.00, Mrs. Theresa Meray 24.00, Mrs. Margaret Paul 69.70 501. ) Mrs. Magda Toth 66.28 509.) Mrs. Mary Kun 30.84 511.) Joseph Blizman 26.28 514.) Mrs. Daniel Kalosky 11.42 519. ) Alex Grimet 25.12 520. ) Silvio Tasin 33.14 525.) Joseph Bongar 27.42, Michael Szabó 13.70 537. ) George Papp 35.42, Louis Papp 32.00, Mrs. Alexander Szabó 34.28 538. ) Mrs. Helen Moret 37.70 541.) Mrs. Charles Farkas 37.70, Charles Toth 116.55 544. ) Emery Bakai 35.42, Mrs. Joseph Barotina 10.28, Joseph Hegedűs 15.42, Charles Simon 51.42 545. ) Fred Koplyar 61.70, Mrs. Joseph Pulpan 28.56, Nikola Savanovic 35.02 546. ) Paul Sipos 34.15 548.) Vincent Levay 32.00, Mrs. Matilda Üveges 19.42 550.) Mrs. Daniel Balogh 17.14, Louis Hidegh 27.57 564.) Frank Hutkai 9.14 568.) Mrs. Andrew Hoyo 15.00 570.) Michael Csapó 48.00, John Kiss 35.42, John Molnár 13.70 TOTAL: $19,309.13 April 30, 1951, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. 1 Verhovay WaTCHTOWER 1 II J By JOS. J. HORVATH -- Cleveland, O. j J. J. RUNS FOR CITY COUNCIL Joseph J. Horvath, for many years our popular columnist for the Cleveland East Side area, runs for City Council, in the 29th ward of the City of Cleveland, we were recently informed. He is what we’d call the type of the “Average American” most favored by the voters and for a good reason, too. Because what the great mass of American voters look for, is not a candidate’s standing in so-called higher society, nor his record in higher education with its attendant ‘letters’ and scientific degrees, but his capacity for understanding the common man’s problems, his sympathy for the working man’s woes, both in e&nd out of employment, and similar qualities which are derived more from personal experience than from education and social accomplishments. J. .1. must have been born a Democrat, he certainly is one and he assuredly intends to remain faithful to his political convictions. He has worked a great deal for the candidates of his party and fought a lot for the success of their program. He always has worked unselfishly and this editor feels that now would be the proper time to reward him in some measure for his many years’ of untiring service to the party and the working man. By reward we mean not so much the position of Councilman as the confidence of the voters elevating him to that position. As an old friend of J. J., we wish him the best of luck. THE EDITOR. Ex Animo, Joseph J. Horvath c/o Verhovay Home 8637 Buckeye Road Cleveland 4, Ohio Sick Benefits Paid to Members in April, 1951 (Continued from page 9)
