Verhovayak Lapja, 1953 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1953 / Verhovay Journal
Marc* 18. 1953 Verhovay Journal PAGE 9 Statement for the Month of January, 1953.LEDGER ASSETS - JANUARY 31, 1953 Life Benefit Disability Combined Department Department Departments I. Ledger .Assets as of Dec. 31. 1952 12,731,662.86 634.407.41 13,366,070.27 II. Incerne Month!v dues ....................................207,399.75 25,035.55 232,435.30 interest ton Mortgage Loans ...........2,013.34 2^013.34 Interest m Mbship Certif. Loans ...19,847.18 —.—19,847.18 Interest «n Bonds ...............................36,580.25 —.—36.580.25 Dividend ®n Stocks ........................... 456.00 —.—456.00 Interest on Real Estate Loans ....... 16.72 16.72 Home Off ice Building Income .......3,407.50 3,407.50 Bond Amortization Increase ........... 138.42 138.42 Deposits to Trust Fund ...................2,345.89 2,345.69 Profit or- Sale or Maturity of Bonds 247.89 —.—247.89 Handlin'! Charges - Cash Surrenders 327.50 —.—327.50 Handling Charges - Certif. Loans. ..325.00 --.---325.00 Deposits 5o Pension Fund ............... 525.30 —.—525.30 Employee- A Officers — Social Security Deductions ........... 279.24 ___ 279.24 Employ«- A Officers — Withholding Tax Deductions .......5,634.92 --,---5,634.92 Reimh. iram Jr. Order for Combined Expenses- ......................................3,645.30 3,645.30 Tot A Income ..............................283,190.20 25,035.55 308,225.75 TOTAL .........................13,014,853.06 659,442.96 13,674,296.02 111. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims .......................40,194.82 40,194.82 Additional! Accidental Death Benefit 1,000.00--,---1,000.00 Matured Endowments ............... ....j2.500.00 --.---2,500.00 Cash Surrenders ................................6,704.08 ---.---6,704.08 Dividend? .................... 423.54---V--423.54 Home Office Building Dish. .............2,862.03 —.—2,862.03 . Investment- Expenses ...................... 770.00 —.—770.00 Actuarial! and Auditing Expenses 1,033.77 —.—1,033.77 Monthly Dues Refunds ........ 60.90 —,— 60.90 Accrued! Bond Interest ........... 224.55 —.—224.55 Sickness and Accident Claims .......---.---8.152.38 8,152.38 Permanent Disability Claims . —.—1,000.00 1,000.00 Trust Fund Paid Deposits ..............4,171.03 --.---4,171.03 Payor Benefits Waived ................... 23.55--.---23.55 Premium Refund 181.38 181.38 Commissions ..................... 4,771.77 —T.--4,771.77 Medical Examinations ..................... 575.00---.---575.00 Collectior- of Dues 9,271.09 9,271.09 Home Office Rental .... 910.00 910.00 Jr. Order Combined Expenses .........3,645.30 3,645.30 Pension Fund Paid Deposits ........... 102.00 —.—102.00 Inspection of Risks 66.85 66.85 Office Employees Salaries .... 6,662.96 6,662.96 Salaries • Officers 3,333.32 3,333 32 Travel and Other Expenses ..... 757.50--.---757.50 Insurance Department Fees ...._.... 42.00 42.00 Branch Office Rentals .. 268.00 268.00 Gen. Office Main. & Mise. Expenses 74.5S —.— 74.58 Office Mach. Main. A Other Equip. Main. .................... 194.25---.---194.25 Advertising, Printing, Stationery.. .1,450.07 —.—1,450.07 Postage. Teleg., Telephone, Express 222.36 —.—222.36 Donátiéi»! .............. 10.00 _^__ 10.00 American Hungarian Federation.... 83.33--.---83.33 Verhovay Fund 83.33 —.— 83.33 Official Publication 1,151.55--1,151.55 . Other Legal Expenses ............ 225.00 225.00 , Furniture and Equipment ............. 192.32 192.32 Bureau A Assn. Dues A Assessments 40.00 40.00 Books. Newspapers and Periodicals 72.98 72.98 Insurance, except on Real Estate. ..648.06 648.06 Sports Activities Fund 275.00 275.00 , Social Security Federal Tax .. 375.94 —.—375.94 Miscellaneous Expense .................... 2.00 —.— 2.00 States Unemployment Tax 76.06-------76.06 Other Slate Taxes ..... 5.00 ■ — 5.00 2,184.12--.--2.184.12 Collector of Internal Revenue — VVithJr* id Taxes - December. 1952 2,885.44 2,885.44 Totas Disbursements .................100,806.83 9,152.38 109,959.21 Ledger Assets - January 31, 1953...12,914,046.23 650,290.58 13,564,336.81 JOHN SZALANCZY JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor GIVE BLOOD NOW Real Estate — Home Office Building: Less Reserve ............................ Accounts Receivable .......................... Mrtgage Loan Account ........................ Branch Real Estate Account ............... Bond Account ....................... Loans and Liens ................................. Stock Account ....................................... Cash Account ..................................... Savings Account .................................... 120.516.80 280.00 580,876.64 6,355.84 11,914,843.94 564,368.30 35.032.47 302.272.13 39,791.29 Total Ledger Assets $ 13,564,336.81 JOHN SZALANCZY * JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA. AND VICINITY by Edward A. Mattie Branch 296 First, I would like to report that the dance and chicken supper held February 28 was very successful. The music of Arthur Nagy and his orchestra was g-rand, and the members had a very enjoyable time. The chicken supper again was a complete sell-out. The Ladies’ Auxiliary will hold a supper every month on the fourth Saturday, when Arthur Nagy and his orchestra will appear. COMING EVENTS The newly organized Entertainment Committee held its first meeting on Friday, February 27. A very interesting discussion was held on (the creating of activities for the membership at the Verhovay Home. The committee decided to try having an orchestra each Saturday after Lent. To start the post-Lenten season, Che orchestra of Merle McKay has been engaged to play on April 11 and 18. On April 25 Arthur Nagy and his orchestra will be» at the Home. Then on May 2 Merle McKay’s orchestra will again play. The continuance of the orchestra on Saturday nights will depend on ithe number of members appearing at the Home on these nights. So come on, Members, and have a good time. And don’t forget to bring ,your friends with your Another activity that the Entertainment Committee hopes will meet with the approval of the members is having a card party once a week. This event is also scheduled to start after Lent. There will be a door prize and a number of other prizes to the best players. The members and their guests are cordially invited to this affair. The date for the first card party will be announced later. Keep the date of June 14, Sunday, in mind. This is the day chosen for our annual picnic. For the first time it will be held at Falcon’s Park, .New Kensington. The music will be furnished by none other than Joseph Baldwin and his orchestra. BOWLING Look out, Toledo, here we eome! Plans for attending the bowlingtournament are finally shaping up. Present indications are that Branch 296 will enter two men’s team and one women’s team. In previous years the branch was represented by only one team. Most of our bowlers have been bowling in the Verhovay Mixed League every Sunday afternoon. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Have you been receiving the Journal each month ? Anyone who has changed his address recently or who has not been receiving the Journal every month should inform the branch, giving his correct address. MISCELLANEOUS The Ladies’ Auxiliary will belatedly observe their Tenth Anniversary with a supper oh April 25. * * * Members of Branch 296 extend their deepest sympathies to the family of Mrs. Michael Balku who passed away on March 4. * jf * Members ill recently are Betty Gólya, Charles Black J., Mrs. Frank Bordonaro, Mrs. George Karoly, John Palmer Sr., Daniié Barbely, Mrs. John Balia Jr. and Joseph Bodnar. A quick recovery to all! * ¥ * Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antal who celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary recently... Birthday greetings to Joseph Wislie Sr., Mildred Bodnar and Mrs. Joseph Wislie Jr., who celebrated their birthdays in February. .. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tilinsky are spending the next few months in Florida... Donald Balash, four month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Balash Jr. is getting along fine after going through an operation in the Allegheny Valley Hospital. .. Angela Rose Wislie was also a pajtient in the hospital, with a bad case of flu. She is now at home and is getting- along- very nicely . . . Dayid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Toaso, celebrated his first birthday in February . . . Birthday greetings to Theodore Mattie II. who had his second birthday this month. Annual Meeting... (Continued from page 5) an Hungarian Relief, Inc. will travel to Europe to study conditions with a view to learn better and more effective ways of contributing to the relief and welfare of our brethren now shackled to a heartless foreign power. The traveling expenses of this representative will be borne by a source other than the American Hungarian Relief, Inc. The fine work of the officers of American Hungarian Relief, Inc. was evidenced by their unanimous reelection enhanced by a mighty vocal approval.
