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

1953 / Verhovay Journal

October 21, 1952

Verhovay Journal

SENIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — AUGUST 1953

9 Caspar Pal; 13 Krupas Bela; 14 Nagy Vincent, Veres Agnes; 15 Bak lbert G.; 26 Hazi Mrs. Imre; 27 Bode John E., Caster William, Mitchey anos, Mitchey Mrs. John, Repasaky Karolyne; 40 Roscoe Mrs. Marg; 45 lago John A. Jr., Polasko John Jr.; 48 Bodo Ernest; 85 Balia András Jr.;

7 Szegő Joseph; 89 Klinko Helen; 90 Vicena Julia; 98 Batori Edwin, Rioeuto Mrs. Carm; 106 Dames Mrs. John; 107 Palagyi András, Palagyi Andrew r.; 120 Révai Andrasne; 129 Guyer Andrew J.; 132 Kovats Christina; 138 losanac Violet, Bosanac Violet, Deremiah Mrs. Rob., Phillips Mrs. V.; 142 lulacsi Paul; 147 Sabo John, Szabó Joseph; 159 Magyar József, Magyar ozsefne, Magyar Louis; 171 Baumgartner John, Baumgartner Joseph, Baumartner Mrs. J., Baumgartner Louis, Gibson Mrs. George; 189 Bunchy John; 16 Lapsansky Mrs. Geo ; 249 Eysak Helen J., Lakatos Mrs. Vic., Lozan rma, Lozan Mrs. Michael, Mózes István, Phillips Mrs. Frank, Ripp Mrs. .nna C.; 305 Kocsi Esther, Kocsi Ilona, Kocsi Istvánná, Sipos Theodore; 310 Ionidi Mrs. Michael; 344 Iginatoff Helen, Iginatoff Julia K.; 349 Perhacs ohn, Perhacs Joseph P.; 361 Fekete Julius, Janish Mrs. J. E., Kleinholz Mrs. lieh.; 364 Vaskó John; 366 Cervenski Mrs. Eliz; 399 Ocsan Michael; 433 laminsky Mrs. John, Lucotch Michael L., Lucotch Mrs. Mich.; 466 Catanzaro Irs. Vine.; 490 McCubbins Mrs. Wm., Nagy Louis A., Nagy Mrs. Louis, taton Marjorie V., Toth Paul Joseph; 511 Zatik Mrs. And. Jr.; 525 Sehuer;in Joseph; 542 Dockmonish Mrs. N.

Total: 78.

SENIOR ORDER EXTENDED — AUGUST 1953

2 Rich Paul C.; 9 Kish Mrs. Esther; 14 Gothard Paul Jr., Horvath Mary Ann, iovacs Stephen, Nagy George, Ontko Jerry B., Orosz Mrs. Zigmond, Toth Eugene .; 15 Kiss Lawrance, Kovács Stephen; 17 Berta Irene, Berta Leslie. 26 Pécsi ictoria, Pirlo Tony J., Simon John W. Jr., Toth John Joseph; 27 Kerekes ulius Jr.; 37 Handier Anthony, Handler Mrs. Anthon; 43 Zagurgky Michael;

3 Tokár Louis, Tokár Mrs. Louis, Yagrik Anna, Yagrik Grace; 49 Bonya lexander, Donka Ernest; 85 Krilosky George Jr., Krilosky Mrs. Geo., Sandes Kenneth L.; 88 Fornari Frank; 89 Sedlak Michael; 96 Fields Claude N„ ields Mrs. Norris, Szabó Zsigmond; 98 Noe Joseph A.; 120 Garcia Gregory ., Lukacs William; 132 Borosh Steve Jr.; 142 Vargo Helen; 145 Ban Wilam H., Kuzma Mrs. Andrew, Mekler Joseph, Poklemba Edward; 147 Shemon ’ma Marg.; 159 Horvath András, Horvath Andrasne; 163 Walegorskl Wal?r; 189 McWilliams Mrs. J.; 214 Fodor Joseph. Most Mrs. Frederick; 215 abian Joseph; 216 Sean Mrs. Lawrence, Laki John J., Mayer Mrs. Julius, 49 Farkas Mrs. Mat. Jr., Rybicki Mrs. B. Jr., Torok George; 264 Rabatin Irs. John; 302 Toth John; 345 Egyad Joseph; 349 Karavolos Anna, Karavolos IrS. Mich.; 366 Wächter Janos G.; 383 Goodall Andrew F., Goodall Mrs. rank; 389 Toth Peter, Toth Mrs. Peter, Toth Mrs. Peter; 390 Kovács John ■•> Kovács Mrs. John, Kovács Mrs. John; 432 Radulovich Mrs. Dari; 433 irik Mrs. John A., Kirik Mrs. John; 443 Poch Andrew; 448 Macugoski Mrs. d.; 475 Rader Peter, Traztr Maria M., Varga László Jr.; 477 Bako George .; 511 Balosé John; 546 Über Mrs. Joseph; 548 Orosz John Jr.

Total: 84

SENIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — AUGUST 1953

14 Szendrey László; 23 Shumate George V.; 25 Lukié John; 27 Thomas Ys. Step, Toth Julius; 36 Hrivnyak Mary; 15 Klam Henrikne, Lukas Andrew;

3 Hordos Josne; 107 Nagy Elek; 201 Hornak Nicholas; 216 Busits Louis; 18 Gardner George; 276 Bial Andrew; 296 Mojcek Joseph; 443 Brown C. Lesley; 518 Harto Edward C.; 537 Deskins Fines.

Total: 18.

SENIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — AUGUST 1953

15 Steiner Mrs. Alex, Steiner Nicholas P.; 45 Liptak Louis S. Jr.; 159 agyar Isabell; 139 Eye Carl W., Palotay Julius M.; 291 Raytik John; 573 anak Mrs. Bertha, Hanak Julius, Hehs Akos; 575 Cseh Paul, Pandi Francis, old Geza.

Total: 13.

SENIOR ORDER LAPSED — AUGUST 1953

8 Burfield Mrs. Dwayn; 14 Csépi Leslie, Halinda John, Meszicsek Coloan, Nvitrai Laszlo; Roland Valér Dr., Roland Mrs. Valér, Strobl Ignatz, Lrobl Mrs. Ignatz, Sziklay Anna, Vitéz Bela, Vitéz Mrs. Bela; 15 Kossanyi >seph; 17 Farkas Mrs. Frigyes; 21 Jewell Mrs. Dean H.; 25 Biggs Barbara .; 26 Baltra Mrs. Peter, Nagy Alex Jr., Nagy Mrs. Al. Jr.; 36 Bumbuc stér, Scalzo Mary Ann; 48 Svensson Eigil R.; 71 Bujdos Joseph A.; 88 enny Russell H., Sotock I.eonard J.; 120 Andrella Mrs. Geo., Hrabar Dodd, Hrabar Frank Jr.; 132 Fozo Dale K., Heck Mrs. Ralph, Pietrzak Edard D., Thompson Raymond, Vida Mrs. Julia, Vida Mary Ann; 141 Boy rs. Peter; 145 Kuzma Andrew; 189 Miller Ralph, Zumbar Alex; 248 Czaga aroly, 343 Swartzs David J.; 361 Paid Ted; 575 Toth Zoltán.

Total: 42.

JUNIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — AUGUST 1953

45 Polasko Priscilla; 70 Urciuoli John; 90 Vince Frank J.; 107 Palagyi irol Jane; 120 Bancer Francis E.; 171 Morris Charles; 216 Marth Frank '.: 349 Demko Joseph W., Schwartz Barbara; 475 Kalman Stephen III., alman Stephen III.; 490 Toth Louis S.

Total: 12.

JUNIOR ORDER EXTENDED — AUGUST 1953

14 Duada Ronald E., Naggy John R., Orosz James J., Orosz John Mitael; 26 Dobay Veronica A., Pirlo Patricia Ann; 48 Tokár A. Priscilla, Toir Richard M.; 96 Fields Norris W., Tinich Terry J.; 98 Horvath George ■.; 120 Garcia Albert C.; 133 Koher Lester P., Kober Madeline E.; 249 Tóik Diana; 264 Noakes Rose Ann; 389 Toth Ronald Jos.; 399 Superak Wilim C.; 475 Rader Carol Marie; 511 Balosé Charles A.

Total: 20.

JUNIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — AUGUST 1953

14 Vince Stephen Jr.

Total: 1.

JUNIOR ORDER LAPSFD — AUGUST 1953

8 Burfield Dwayne Jr.; 14 Kubelka Isabella A., Kubelka Joseph J., Kudka Sidonia M., Orosz Joseph 7., Strobl Anna Marie, Strobl Eva, Strobl sorge, Strobl Rosa, Vitéz Bela Jr.; 15 Csolkovits William, Mayer Robert E., ! Chubboy Anna May, Matto Donna Gail, Matto William G.; 17 Farkas •igyes Jr., Farkas Helen M.; 25 Biggs Martha Anne, Biggs Mary Agnes, anar Catherine A.; 32 Morgan Linda Sue; 34 Vargo Nancy Jean; 71 Furia ith Ann; 73 Gretchen Robert; 91 Vargo Constance- J., Vargo James Joseph, irgo Pamela Marie; 120 Garciia Albert C., Garcia Albert, Garcia Elizabeth,

DAYTON APPOINTMENT

George Sopronyi, new district manager of Dayton, Ohio, is shown in living room repose with his wife, the former Leone (Lee) Hegedűs.

Born and reared in Dayton, District Manager Sopronyi assumed his Verhovay duties October 1, 1953. He manages Brach 249, which branch some time back absorbed the other Dayton branches.

Before has full time appointment,

the Dayton district manager was a business man.

He is a veteran who served in the Coast Guard from August 24, 1942 to March 29, 1946.

District Manager Sopronyi has two main hobbies, golfing and fishing, and in more serious vein takes part in church activities.

We wish our new Dayton district manager every success in his Verhovay adventure.

Branch 76 To Bold Dance At Dalarda

By JOANN McLAUCHLIN

At a meeting held on September 12 at Branch 76, Philadelphia, Pa., it was decided that a dance would be held on November 8, 1953 in honor of the older members who have contributed so much to the organization.

The dance, which is free to all members of Verhovay. promises to show everyone who comes a pleasurable evening with food, drinks and good music.

The music will be furnished by John Toth and his 5-piece Gypsy orchestra from Bethlehem. The dance will be held at the Dalarda, Fourth and Girard, from 7:00 P. M. until 12:00 midnight, Any member who wishes to bring a friend or relative ^s welcome to do so. All members must show proof at the entrance of

belonging to Verhovay. All nonmembers are to pay $1.00 admission.

Drinks and good food will be available during the evening, so come one, come all to this big dance. A grand time is promised to all. Bring your friends and your friend’s friend and show them what a good time really is.

It was also decided at the meeting that the bowling season of 1954 would get under way Friday evening, and all members, our both men and women, are welcome to participate in this wonderful past time. Many leisure hours can be spent at the Dalarda at 1144 North Fourth Street, every Friday night, in this competitive but friendly sport.

Come to the Dalarda and have a good time with all your friends.

Branch 45 to honor James Készéi at banquet

James Készéi, an officer of Branch 45, Cleveland, Ohio, will be honored at a banquet to be hald 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon, October 25, 1953.

The event will take place in the hall of the West Side Magyar Evangelical Church, Denison Avenue at West 98 Street.

The veteran branch officer, with almost 30 years service in Verhovay branch life, is at present secretaryitreasurer of Branch 45.

The Board of Directors at its September, 1953 meeting recognized Mr. Keszei’s enviable Verhovay record by awarding him the Illustrious Citation with the companion Gold Emblem.

The presentation will be made by' National President John Bencze. Also present in official capacity will be Vice President Dr. Andrew Kovács of Cleveland.

The banquet plans are in the hands of a special committee consisting of Joseph Drotos, president, George Deli, chairman of the entertainment committee, and Goloman Bertalan, district manager.

Verhovay members and friends of Mr. Készéi are requested to attend this affair in his honor.

Garcia Elizabeth P.; 132 Gersey Julia Ann; 141 Mesko Gregory Jos., Mesko Jeffery L.; 150 Vlassick Robert; 171 Ciprich Helen, Ciprich Josephine; 248 Wagner Robert L; 303 Timar Stephen Jr.; 383 Goodall Dennis F., Goodali Harvey A., Goodall Patricia E., Goodall Phyllis E., Hollub Zally J.; 399 Widok Emma; 475 Bogdan Steven D.; 542 Grushesky Eleanor, Gurshesky Walter, Sapp George, Sperotto Victor; 555 Cunningham Jacq.

Total: 51.

JUNIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — AUGUST 1953

2 Delbo Valeria; 90 Vince Victor Ed.; 138 Bodnar Geraldine A. Bodnar Irene B., Bodnar Maureen T,; 171 Dobosh Joseph S., Tarry Margie Ann; 189 Ruschke Sandra K.; 216 Lapsansky Mary E., Nickischer Ronald; 310 Bonich Michael J., Bonich Milton A., Bonich Mitchell T.; 405 Ellis Katherine E.; 490 Nagy Stephen Louis.

Total: 15.

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