Verhovayak Lapja, 1953 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1953 / Verhovay Journal

PAGE 2 Verhovay Journal August 19, 1953 East Chicago Member Rates Editorial Page John William Tenkelv The June 9, 1953 issue of THE HAMMOND TIMES, daiiy news­paper of Hammond, Indiana, de­voted one of its articles on the edi­torial page to John William Tenkely of East Chicago, Indiana. 70 year old naturalized American bom in Hungary. Mr. Tenkely, a member of Branch 130, East Chicago, has led a life of remarkable accomplishments almost since the time he came to America in 1904. The one-time Hungarian soldier and machinist lost his mother when he was only three, his father when a mere thirteen. This forced upon him an earlier than usual struggle in the world, no doubt of command­ing importance in molding him for a prominent and victorious personal future. Mr. Tenkely worked at a steel imill, in railroad yards, operated a (grocery for nine years, last No­vember sold his coal yard which he had operated since 1918, and to this days owns and manages, with Mrs. Tenkely, a dance hall. In politics this man of fhe success story engaged, in civic government from 1913 to 1935 when he dropped out of politics. He was councilman 17 years in all, serving with seven different mayors. He fought for laws against air pollution and won, and he accomplished other things in the community interest. Pr. Michael Joo 19.42, Geza Bru­­ger 43.42, Anthony Horvath, Sr. 44.10. 2. Theodore Delbo 42.84, Kalman Horvath 22.88, Alexander Pandi 52.56 8. Mrs. Andrew Dudás 46.90, John Gallic 14.90, Louis Horvath 34.28. 9. Gáspár Szarka 34.28, John B. Szkok 34.28, John Zagyva 36.50, Alexander Zsakai 36.56. 10. George Estok 29.70, Emery Druzsin 12.57. 12. Mrs. Michael Ternyey 33.82. 13. Mrs. John Hegedűs 22.84, Ste­phen Szabó I 18.28. 14. Mrs. Charles Barbey 33.14, Jo­seph Bősze 14.84, Andrew Csornok 34.28, Stephen Csuti 26.28, Jouis Érsek 17.14, Stephen Gnandt 57.14, Deso Hatvani 53.13, Charles Kau­­tsky 26.28, Mrs. Margaret Knese­beck 15.00, Stephen B. Magyar 27.42, Mrs. Joseph Makranszky 16.00, Au­gust Margocs, Jr. 38.84, William J. Maxa 50.28, John L. Orbán 33.14, Mrs. Emery Pálinkás 22.90. Andrew Pragai 19.42, Mrs. Stephen Simák 21.70, Mrs. Joseph J. Stankus 15.00, John Tusai 33.14, Jahn Wieland 54.84. 15. George Korom 18.32, Mrs. Jo­seph Szepi 14.84, Abraham Zaric 27.46. 17. John Jánosi 68.56, Joseph Ko­­lozs 6.90, Mrs. Joseph Nyirati 22.84, Martin Rehoreg 18.85, Andrew K. Toth 28.60. 20. Stephen Kiss, Sr. 29.74, An­drew Rigo 20.56, Paul Szollosi 33.14. 21. Joseph Bino 17.71, John Bodzas 41.13, Mrs. Mary Rohrbough 33.14, Mrs. Stephen Ruboszky 16.00. 25. Joseph F. Czikora 43.42. 27. Mrs. Margaret Babarcsik 32.00, Joseph Beres 28.56, Albert Kohut 33.14. 29. Aloysius Pinterich 36.56. Ten years service on the board to provide care for polio victims at* St. Catherine Hospital, leader in fund drives for the Boy Scouts, general manager of the Blind and Crippled Manufacturing Association providing work for handicapped per­sons, director of the East Chicago Property Owners Association, the local tavern owners association, member of the East Chicago Cham­ber of Commerce, supporter of churches, member, often chairman or president, of various social, civic, fraternal or beneficial organi­­vations in East Chicago, World War II subchairman and dynamo in the sale of war bonds — these accom­plishments are not all of John Wil­liam Tenkely, Hungarian American of many talents and boundless en­thusiasm for worthwhile service. Perhaps the greatest of Mr. Ten­­kely’s noble services is the wonder­ful fact that he has helped more than 500 other immigrants become citizens of the United States. Mr. Tenkely married Emma Jo­hannes ' of East Chicago. Their five children, married, and eight grand­children. The extraordinary old gentleman plans to make automobile trips to parts of the country he has not yet seen. John William Tenkely deserves recognition. 31. Andrew Sije, Sr. 34.28. 32. ' Eli Furo 10.94. 34. John Bishop 17.16, Mrs. John Hanusin 15.00, Mrs. Paul Nemes 24.00. 36. Stephen Bolas 38.84, Paul Csá­szár 37.70, Aaron Kiss 29.70, Mrs. John D. Meyer 37.70, Joseph Nemeth 155.46, Stephen Nemeth 96.00, John Paycheck 24.00, Mrs. Frank Perlaki 16.00. Joseph Refi 93.68, Charlotte Steinberger 83.42. 37. Mrs. Mary Bácskái 35.42, John Demeter 11.42, Mrs. Verona Dobay 40.00, Nicholas Hevesi 59.42, George Mihok 56.00. 39. Emery Antal 51.42, Mrs. Joseph Szeles 30.84. 40. Nicholas Kovács 22.84, Frank Orosz 8.00, Ernest A. Vass 42.84. 45. Mrs. Claude Harper 15.00, Mrs. Joseph Kravec 15.00, Julius Mladonicky 33.14, Alexander Papp 32.00. 46. Mrs. John Timko 34.28. 48. Mrs. Patrick Keegan 15.00, Esther Mate 54.84, Kalman Mozer 12.62, Mrs. John Suto 12.06, Albert Toth 135.45. 52. Charles Brisky 29.70, Olga Doctor 35.42, Irene Király 32.00. 53. Stephen Szeles 24.02. 57. Charles S. Lehosit 22.84. 59. Charles Alexa 38.84, George Charney 22.86, Stephen Csontos 34.28, Msr. John Evert 15.00, Paul Gyorok 34.28, Andrew Iswak 15.42, Anthony Kneht 33.14, Frank Ochicko 43.74, John Soltész 50.28, Andrew Vitéz 42.28. 61. William J. Smidya 24.00. 63. John Horvath 36.56. 67. Peter Takacs 82.26. 68. John Hupchick 24.28, John Ke­­leman 62,84, Mrs. George Olson 61.70. 69. John Kecskes 17.14, Mrs. Mary Zennik 27.42. 70. Emery Dolgos 22.88. 71. Andrew Nagy 75.42, John Sim­­ko 9.14, Charles Szucs 26.28. 76. Mrs. Joseph Lob 28.56, Robert Mate 35.42, Mrs. Gabor Papp 24:02. 84. Alexander Ivan 34.28. 86. Frank Magyar 20.56. 87. John Orvai 22.88, Michael Sar­­kady 29.Vo. 88. John A. Kovach 32.55. 91. Michael Kish 34.36. 96. John Goldschmikl 24.00, John J. Mihok 17.14. 98. Mrs. Ernest Korosecz 6.84, Mrs. Theresa Kousz 30.84, August Szanto 44.56, Mrs. Theresa Szmilek 16.00, Peter Toth 24.02, Franci J. Toth 53.13. 101. Roman Fetherol 25.71. 107. Michael Fuzes 113.82, Charles Nagy, Sr. 10.28, John Szedlak, 17.16. 111. Mrs. Joseph Cackovic 46.84, Frank Dravecz 34.28. 119. Joseph Csicsery, Sr. 25.14. 120. Mrs. Ida Csete 38.84, Anthony Wojtko 18.28. 123. Andrew Veres 34.28. 127. Peter Kiss 40.00, Stephen K. Toth 58.28. 129. James Grosshart 44.56, Mrs. Andrew Komives 26.30, John Posa 48.00. 130. Louis J. Churilla 33.14, Joseph Marosi 33.14. 132. Frank Bella 41.14, John Ber­­nath 102.86, Mrs. Bernard Fekete 28.56, Morris Taller 14.88, Stephen Vegh 21.72. 133. Peter Sule 37.70. 137. John Vass 54.84. 141. Joseph Bagosi 36.08. 150. John Pásztor 49.16, Mrs. Michael Pokorny 15.00. 158. Frank Mann 48.00. 166. Anthony Fazekas 42.28. 168. Mrs. Elizabeth Hadnagy 27.42, Mrs. Marvin Hartzell 24.00.. 171. Joseph Császár 28.00* John Kimpan 22.88. 172. Victor Danka 36.56. 174. Géza Lajtos 22.90. 175. George Anku 41.14, Michael Docs 7.52, Mrs. Michael Docs 34.28. 176. John Kovács 79.52. 177. John Korcsok 24.04. 180. Mrs. Joseph Blizman 25.14, Stephen Boros 18.28. 187. John Klement 25.71, Walter S. Lasslo 28.56, Mrs. Balazs Magyar 17.14. 188. Joseph Predach 35.42, Joseph Somogyi 32.00. 189. John E. Dugan 20.56, Paul Nagy 34.28. 197. Nicholas Levay 48.00, Jocob Nigriny 3.42, Joseph Torma 4.56, Mrs. Louis Toth 34.28.. 201. Dominick Guerri 25.71. 210. Andrew Darnay 35.42, Frank (White) Weiss 16.00. 214. Margaret T. Farro 24.04, Alexander Mate 14.88. 216. Mrs. Donald G. Biery 18.28, Mrs. Stephen Toth 51.42. 218. Mrs. John Flinko 40.00. 222. Frank Riboczky. 247. Stanley F. Dobashinsky 49.71, 257. Mrs. Stephen Kirshner , Jr. 37.70. 262. Mrs. Louis Cserny 56.00. 272. Mrs. Frank Gasper 18.28, Jo­seph Grancay 35.42, Andrew Takacs 10.61. 275. Frank Dollak 58.28, Frank Rettig 11.04. 277. John Toth 36.56. 284. Alexander Palagyi 53.70. 291. Mrs. Michael Boros 26.28. 296. Joseph Bodnar, Jr. 26.32, Mrs. Anthony Sinicki, Jr. 15.00, William R. Vargo 43.42. 303. Joseph Eros, 36.56, Stephen Ficsor 14.85. 305. Ladislaus Barsi 15.42, Stephen Kocsi, Jr. 26.28, Louis Munkácsi, Sr. 10.32. 310. Mrs. Michael Kocsis 41.14. 324. Joseph Turkaly 29.70. 327. Mrs. Joseph Szalma 36.56. 334. Daniel Jordan, Sr. 35.42. 335. John Katona 4.00. 343. Grace Jiunta 34.28:" ' :i ■ 344. Nicholas Kolentus 29.70. 352. Frank Koncz 33.14, Louis Szakacs 11.42. 376. Helen Nagy 41.14. 383. Joseph Jakab 27.42, Louis (Continued on page 9) Report of Deaths FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1953 The Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Associationan­nounces with profound sorrow the death of the follow­ing members: Br. Member’s Name Age Br. Member’s Name Age 2 Panta Ferenc Jr.46 107 Juha Marton 80 9 Kis János 64 108 Orosz Ferenc 66 ' 13 Kubanovich John 62 130 Chepregi Mrs. Moses 66 14 Feszi Ferencne 66 132 Molnár Stephen 73 14 Garabics Peterne 70 132 Vanslager Andrasne 63 14 Lukacs Sándor Idb.70 134 Toth József 66 14 Szabó Lajos V. 67 152 Andreko Louis 31 15 Dudics Helen 45 187 Szucs István Sr.77 : 15 Viga Mrs. Gaspar 64 215 Kuntz Andrew Jr.22 16 Barota Laszlone 60 220 Palagyi Jozseph 74 17 Bodo Karoly 72 229 Krohman Julius 73 21 Ferenczi Mrs. John 76 272 Balogh Andrew 57 27 Osztafin Mihály 68 276 Forgach Andrew 66 27 Vaskó Mrs. Andrew 60 310 Andrew Yolanda 25 36 Stock Miklosne 69 338 Gergely Janos 75 45 Eszrenyi János Jr.36 343 Vary Mrs. Michael 48 45 Korik István 67 347 Kovács Pal 73 45 Somogyi Janos 83 349 Cramer Gilbert 15 48 Csikortas Nicholas 64 361 Pokorny Mrs. Frank 54 1 64 Puskas James 63 417 Hajdú Mrs. Stephen 67 I 71 Tirpák Istvanne 66 443 Toth Mrs. Kalman 54 76 Filep Roza 80 525 Dauda William 69 89 Miller Joseph J. Jr.23 542 Ruszinko Janos 63 MAY THEY REST IN PEACE Sick Benefits and Maiming Benefits Paid in June, 1953

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