Verhovayak Lapja, 1952 (35. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1952 / Verhovay Journal

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. Verhovay Journal

September 17, 1952

VerhovayJournal

Journal of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Ass’n.

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION

79U7 West Jefferson Ave. Detroit 17, Mich.

PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE

Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association

Managing Editor: JOHN BENCZE Editor: JOHN SABO

Editor’« Office:

436—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA.

Telephone: COurt 1-3454 or 1-3455

All articles and changes of address should be sent to the VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 436—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

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Foreign Countries ...................................................... $1,50 a year

Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Detroit, Michigan under the Act of March 8, 1879.

Attention,

All Verhovay Members

The Home Office earnestly requests that all its. members who have changed their addresses report this1 to their branch managers for the sake of the records, and particularly now for our Verhovay Journal and Verhovayak Lapja subscription lists.

The Verhovay Journal and the Verhovayak Lapja MUST have all their subscription addresses brought up to date NOW in order to correct the records.

This can be accomplished ONLY if YOU COOPERATE IMMEDIATELY with your branch managers, who ;in turn will report the changes of address to the Home Office.

You are asked also, in the interests of economy, which is so Vital to the well-being of any organization, to limit your subscription one -to a family, English or Hungarian, or have both the Verhovay Journal and the Verhovayak Lapja mailed to you if some members of your family prefer English reading and others Hungarian. If you are now receiving more issues than you really need, please report it to your branch manager who will notify the Home Office to stop the surplus copies; also contact your branch manager if you have not been receiving either or both language issues.

The Verhovay Journal and the Verhovayak Lapja are yours and you are entitled to either one or both. We request only that you discontinue any unnecessary subscriptions.

Your cooperation NOW and in the FUTURE will facilitate keeping our subscription lists accurate and up to date, and will also assure greater savings in the publication of our official organ.

— THE EDITOR

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING IN SCALP LEVEL, PA.

An extraordinary meeting will be held by Branch 33, Windber, Pa., Branch 59, Scalp Level, Pa. and Branch 409, Windber, Pa. Sunday. October 12, 1952, at 2:00 P.M., in the V. F. W. Hall, Scalp Level. Pa.

The above named branches are requested to appear in full strength to deliberate matters of vital importance at this joint meeting.

Fraternally,

LOUIS VIZI, Director President Branch 59

Professor August Molnár

The scholarly gentleman above is Hungarian Lecturer and Assistant Dean at Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Illinois.

It is noteworthy that Elmhurst College, located in the city of Elmhurst, one of the finest of Chicago’s residential suburbs, is the only institution of higher learning in the country having a Hungarian Department.

It is for this reason that Elmhurst College, a fully accredited school founded in 1871 by the Evangelical and Reformed Church, and possessing many fine attractions, ishould hold special appeal for students of Hungarian extraction, or for that matter for those with a turn for Hungariana.

The Hungarian Department at Elmhurst College was founded 10 iyears ago by the late Dr. Dienes Barna whose very energetic life came tto an untimely end just a few years ago in South America. Dr. Dienes Barna worked 'with an unequalled fervor for a KNOWLEDGE OF ALL THINGS HUNGARIAN.

To date fifty Hungarian students have been educated at the Hungarian Department of Elmhurst College. Last June seven students of Hungarian ancestry graduated from this highly reputed school.

Although Elmhurst College is sponsored by the Evangelical and Reformed Church, its doors are open to all' faiths and no interference is attempted toward other religious beliefs.

Further information may be obtained by writing to the DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS, ELMHURST COLLEGE, ELMHURST, ILLINOIS, or, if desired, to Professor Molnár.

The Symbol of Education

The sight of a graduate in his cap and gown, as this picture of Ernest Feher, Jr., who recently received his bachelor’s degree in engineering ah Cooper Union College in New York, City, is an impressive sight because it brings to mind scholastic achievement and faith in the future.

The dignified looking young engineer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fehier of New York and is Hi member of Branch 48 of the same city. His father, Ernest senior, is an auditor of Branch 48.

Ernest junior is not only a scholar but an accomplished musician as well, and his proficiency in piano and in violin is recognized.

The ambitious graduate will continue his studies when he enters the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, in September, to work for his master’s degree.

New Members in the Senior and Juvenile Order for the Month of July, 1952

8Johnstown, Pa.

1

192 Middletown, Ohio

1

9Franklin, N. J.

2

194 Rossford, Ohio

1

10Barton, Ohio

1

209 St. Louis, Mo.

1

13Trenton, N. J.

5 .214 Flint, Mich.

1

14Cleveland, Ohio

20

216 Northampton, Pa

1

20Fairport Harbor, Ohio

4

247 Clune, Pa.

1

21Youngstown, Ohio

1

248 Monaville, W. Va.

3

23Pocahontas, Va.

1 '249 Dayton, Ohio

4

27Toledo, Ohio

2

278 Omaha, Nebr.

2

32Gary, W. Va.

. 2

290 Depew, N. Y.

2

34Pittsburgh, Pa.

1

296 Springdale, Pa

2

36Detroit, Mich.

7

336 Harrisburg, Pa.

1

37Chicago, 111.

4

342 Chicago, 111.

2

39Beaver Falls, Pa.

1

364 Youngstown, Ohio

1

45Cleveland, Ohio

2

376 Pittsburgh, Pa.

3

48New York, N. Y.

20

383 Buffalo, N. Y.

1

52New Brunswick, N. J.

3

391 Canton, Ohio

2

55Hammond, Ind.

1

415 Central City, Pa.

1

59Scalp Level, Pa.

1

417 Trenton, N. J.

1

61Vintondale, Pa.

1

438 Lockwood, Ohio

1

68Bridgeport, Conn.

2

443 Detroit, Mich.

4

84Lackawanna, N. Y.

1

477 Niles, Ohio

2

129Columbus, Ohio

1

482 Beckley, W. Va.

1

130East Chicago, Ind,

2

487 Windsor, Ohio

1

132South Bend, Ind.

8

500 Detroit, Mich.

2

138Gary, Ind. • -1

503 Chicago, 111.

1

147Avella, Pa.

4

511 Detroit, Mich.

1

150Masontown, Pa.

1

518 New Brunswick, N. J.

1

159Phoenixville, Pa. ,

3

525 Los Angeles, Cal.

4

164Chicago, 111.

1

SENIOR ORDER

96

H-1O

OO

Palmerton, Pa.

2

JUVENILE ORDER

76

186Congo, Ohio

7

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189Alliance, Ohio

10

TOTAL NEW MEMBERS

172