Verhovayak Lapja, 1952 (35. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1952 / Verhovay Journal
I PAGE 12 VerhovayJournal March 19, 1952 New Members in the Senior and Juvenile Order, Month of January, 1952 Br. Location No.Br. Location No. Arthur Nagy and his orchestra will play at the Verhovay Home on Saturday, March 22nd. At this time a supper will also be served. Members and their guests are cordially invited. So come out and have a good time. Don’t forget that an orchestra will be at the Home every second and fourth Saturday of the month. BOWLERS For the fourth consecutive year, Branch 296 is sending a bowlingteam to the tournament. Bowlers planning to make the trip to Columbus, Oh^o this year are James Balku, James Borasso, Nick Koricich, Ed Mattie, Louis Antal and Jesse Barta. BALL TEAM A Verhovay Softball team is being organized at Branch 296. Persons interested in playing should contact Chuck Pollick at Springdale 385-M, or Louis Antal at New Kensington 4745-W., for detailed information. PICNIC As has been the custom in pastyears, Branch 296 will again hold a picnic this year. It will be held on June 15th and the place .is Horvath’s Grove. These picnics have alvays been popular and are looked forward to every year. MEETINGS The regular monthly branch meetings are held EVERY SECOND SUNDAY at 4:00 PM. at the Verhovay Home, 220 Colfax St., Springdale. Members are urged to attend these meetings as often as possible. There is much planning to be done, 'and the only way it can be done is for all the members to attend these meetings. * X * Branch 296 mourns the passing of member Andrew Matyas who passed away February 25th. MISCELLANEOUS Joseph Bodick, Jr. has enlisted •in the Navy Air Corps and is stationed at San Diego, Calif. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Joseph Wislie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wislie were entertained on this occasion with a coon dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. James Beganyi. Hereafter Walter Wesoloski will avoid black cats. While going down -the cellar stairs in his home, he» tripped over the cat that was sitting on the top step. The result is that Walter landed on the cellar I floor and is now recuperating at Allegheny Valley Hospital. 2 Mt. Carmel, Pa. 1 8 Johnstown, Pa. 1 14 Cleveland, Ohio 20 20 Fairport Harbor, Ohio 1 21 Youngstown, Ohio 10 25 Glen Jean, W. Va. 2 26 Sharon, Pa. 1 27 Toledo, Ohio 3 34 Pittsburgh, Pa. 3 36 Detroit, Mich. 13 37 Chicago, 111. " 2 39 Beaver Falls, Pa. 1 45 Cleveland, Ohio 4 48 New York, N. Y. 13 52 New Brunswick, N. J. 1 53 Rhodesdale, Ohio 1 59 Scalp Level, Pa. 3 61 Vintondale, Pa. 2 66 New Castle, Pa. 1 68 Bridgeport, Conn. 1 71 Duquesne, Pa. 1 73 Adena, Ohio 1 76 Philadelphia 2 85 Daisytown, Pa. 4 88 Yatesboro, Pa. 4 89 Homestead, Pa. 1 91 Akron, Ohio 3 96 Chicago, 111. l 98 Bethlehem, Pa. 2 106 Niles, Ohio 1 108 Youngstown, Ohio 1 127 Joliet, 111. 2 129 Columbus, Ohio 6 132 South Bend, Ind. 11 133 Phillipsburg, N. J. 7 136 Grand Rapids, Mich. 1 147 Avella, Pa. 2 150 Masontown, Pa. 1 152 East Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 159 Phoenixville, Pa. 7 164 Chicago, 111. 6 171 Sharpsville, Pa. l 174 Scranton, Pa. , 1 180 Zelienople, Pa. 1 187 Granite City, 111. 2 189 Alliance, Ohio 1 204 Cudahy, Wise. 2 210 Vestaburg, Pa. 3 248 Monaville, W. Va. 1 249 Dayton, Ohio 2 278 Omaha, Nebr. 3 288 Crescent, Ohio 1 296 Springdale, Pa. 10 310 Lynch, Ky. 1 338 Warren, Ohio 1 347 Nettleton, Pa. 2 352 Coraopolis, Pa. 4 362 Dayton, Ohio 2 364 Youngstown, Ohio 2 369 Alliance, Ohio 4 373 Wheelwright, Ky. 1 376 Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 383 Buffalo, N. Y. 10 399 Richeyville, Pa. 1 409 Windber, Pa. 1 415 Central City, Pa. 1 417 Trenton, N. J. 4 430 Homestead, Pa. 3 443 Detroit, Mich. 8 452 Colliers, W. Va. l 477 Niles, Ohio 1 500 Detroit, Mich. 2 501 Carteret, N. J. 1 503 Chicago, 111. 3 511 Detroit, Mich. 2 514 Youngstown, Ohio 1 525 Los Angeles, Cal. 7 564 Tiltonsville, Ohio 1 569 W. Mifflin, Pa. 1 SENIOR ORDER 126 JUVENILE ORDER 118 TOTAL NEW MEMBERS 244 BRANCH 164 — CHICAGO, ILL. By: ANDREW JANOV'ICS, Manager SENTINEL Branch 76 “Browsings” Philadelphia, Pa. On January 26th a large delegation from Branch 76 traipsed up to Trenton, New Jersey by_ bus, auto and, by some who missed the bus, taxi (they claim it was worth it), to attend the “Night in Old Budapest” sponsored by Branch 417 at the Magyar House. The number of people that attended exceeded our fondest expectations and" we all had a grand time. Many queried why Branch 76 doesn’t have similar affairs. We’re sorry to say that we are handicapped in many ways. But -we’ll gladly attend and support those held by not too distant branches. Our people seem to enjoy go inf* out of town for their good times. Congratulations to Dan Rosenfeld on his election as recording secretary. Jerry Karavias is still foot-loose and fancy-free. This is leap year, girls. Remember? And what are you waiting for, Jerry? “Doc” Smith from Glenside »surprised us by attending last month’s meeting. Many of you probably remember him from the days of our championship soccer teams as star fullback and manager of the now defunct Branch 377. There are a few of us left from -that gang. Incidentally, one is our president, livewire Tony Noel. Other are Carmen Mudry, Jr., our comptroller, a big family man, Dan Rosenfeld, our newly elected recording secretary, who replaced Mr. Benes who wants to devote more time to his favorite hobby, and Yours Truly, branch manager. Attend your branch meetings. Let’s have some activity. Fraternally, STEPHEN SZEMES, JR. Branch Manager Manager of Branch 129 Feted Columbus, Ohio Verhovay members and friends gathered together February 24th, 6:00 P. M., to- honor David George, Manager of Branch 129, Columbus, Ohio, in the uper hall of the Verhovay Hungarian Home. It was a pleasant evening for the some forty-one who came to exchange ties of friendship with the handsome, energetic manager of Branch 129. Mr. George has been very active in Verhovay life and has contributed much of his time to the Hungarian affairs in Columbus. He has always shown a fine spirit of cooperation when called upon in the interests of Verhovay and of his Hungarian brethren. Indeed the evening was an expression of gratitude to this big-hearted man. It is impossible to mention here jthe names of all the guests, suffice it to mention a few: The new Reformed minister, Revterend Joseph Marsalko, attended w’ith his wife. Marton Locsos and Andrew Fuleki, Sr., two pillars of Columbus Hungarian life, were present to honor their worthy friend. Joseph Fodor, former assistant Uttomey general, spoke in words that expressed the feelings of all those) present. Andrew Gulya presented Mr. George with an attractive brief case for his many services and as a reminder in years to come of this real friendly get-together. The smiling branch manager promised ever to keep the brief case full of Hungarian and Verhovay materials. As the deadline of this issue falls before our bunco party, we shall leave news of it until the next issue. Sadness was with us this month due to the death of two of our members. Member Gabriel Soltész passed away Friday, February 22nd. His funeral was Monday, February 25, from J. Höllerbach Funeral Home on Armitage Avenue. Mr. Soltész was one of our auditors in 1951 until sickness prevented him from taking an active part in branch activities. To Piroska Hartwig and his other friends, we extend our deepest sympathy. Member Emery Gazda passed away Sunday, February 24. His funeral was Wednesday, February 27 from Lain & Son on 63rd St. Mr. Gazda was ill for quite some time. To his widow, Mrs. Gazda, and his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Young, and her family, we extend our deepest sympathy. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE. On the sick list this month is Mrs. P. Szabó, Steve Balogh, Mrs. Joseph HunteiS Mrs. Margaret Kunstadt, Mrs. Wm. Schneider, Mrs. Frank Soo, Stephen Barna, Mrs. Peter Fabis, Mrs. Frank Rak and Julius Valko. A reminder to those members who wish to claim discounts fot quarterly, semiannual and annual payments: Please send in your payments before the 24th of the first month in which such a payment is due in order that proper credit may be given. A Happy Easter to you all. Fraternally yours, ANDREW JANOVICS ' Manager BRANCH 443 BOWLERS PLAY WINDSOR The bowling team of Branch 443, Detroit, Michigan, played against the Rouffer Insurance Company bowlers of Windsor, Ontario, Canada on March 2nd. The games were played in the Blue Jackets Bowling Alleys at Oakwood Boulevard, Detroit. Here are the results: VERHOVAY BR. 443 Names J. Demeter 196191 203 Total 590 E. Rose 151192 173 516 G. Toth 168203 173 •544 L. Csordás 176172 153 501 S. Kovács 169158 160 487 Grand Total 860916 862 ROUFFERINSURANCE Names L. Gyurcsik164 168 201 Total 533 J. Trissli 199176 159 534 J. Ágoston 203162 167 532 J. Sabine 170165 143 478 D. Sabine 144149 177 470 Grand Total 880820 847 After the match Branch 443 entertained their guests. The Windsor team invited the Branch 443 bowlers to a return match on March 16th.
