Verhovayak Lapja, 1953 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1953 / Verhovay Journal
December 16, 1953. Verhovay Journal PAGE 5 Hotel and Bowling Alleys Selected , „. Freddie Fitzsimmons modern, air conditioned bowling establishment will be the scene of the bowling contests to be rolled May 29-30, 1954, when the 11th Annual Verhovay Tenpin Bowling Tournament takes place. 40 firstclass bowling lanes will be at the disposal of our bowlers, all on the ground level. 1954 Tournament To Be Staged Here (Continued from page 1) appetizing- menu is now being prepared by the hotel to offer us for our dinner meal. Also, a 12-piece orchestra is being negotiated for, one which can offer good Hungarian as Well as American popular numbers. The dinner menu and the name of the orchestra wili be announced later. Branch 48, New York, N. Y., is a very busy branch these days getting- the tournament machinery set up for action. The branch president who is Director Albert Ibos, the branch manager who is Field Supervisor Joseph Toma, Director Aloysius C. Falussy, and others, are spearheading the formation of appropriate committees. Solicitation of advertisements for the 1954 Tournament Album will begin shortly. J. MACKER—L. VIZI MEMBERSHIP DRIVE The Tournament and Fellowship Days New Membership Campaign is now in action. This 1954 drive for new members is in honor of two hard.-working, loyal Verhovay members and officers who have for years served the Association nationally as members of its Board of Directors. Vice President Julius Macker, Detroit, Michigan, and Director Louis Vizi, Scalp Level, Pennsylvania, were at the last September Board of Directors meeting nominated for the honor of lending their names for the title of our newest membership campaign. Both these members of the Board of Directors have served three consecutive terms and are now serving their fourth. It would be quite fitting and proper that the Verhovay members paytribute to ihese two capable leaders by securing new members for both the Senior and Juvenile Orders. Two prospects, one Senior and one Juvenile, recommended by each and every Verhovay member, is not asking too much. Our branch managers have been alerted to contact all members for these prospects and we earnestly beseech all the members to cooperate with them. If you have a prospect, please get in touch with your branch manager TODAY — he shall do the rest. Branch 48 has promised many new members as its way of saying “Thank you” for New York City as the site of the 1954 Tournament and Fellowship Days event. Field Supervisor-Branch Manager Toma is already blazing the way and setting the example for the members of Branch 48, which he manages, and this example will also spur on the rest of our Verhovay membership to higher goals, especially in new membership. There are many thousands of good healthy young men and women, boys and girls, who should have Verhovay’s protection, and shall have it if the members do (heir part in this J. Macker — L. Vizi New Membership Campaign. THINK OF THE TREMENDOUS SUCCESS POSSIBLE! SENIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — SEPTEMBER 1953 14 Roland Valér Dr., Roland Mrs. Valér; 15 Kossanyi Joseph; 17 Farkas Mrs. Frigyes; 27 Mitchey Carole Ann; 59 Vitéz Andrew G. Jr.; 132 Vida Mrs. Julia, Vida Mai-y Ann; 432 Nagy Charlotte A.; 575 Csobaji Sándor, Toth Zoltán. Total: 11. SENIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED - SEPTEMBER 1953 9 Kisli Mrs. Esther; 14 Gothard Paul Jr., O'osz Mrs. Zsigmond, Shusky John, Shusky Mrs. John; 15 Kiss Lawrence, Vargo Julius; 17 Berta Irene, Berta Leslie; 23 Wright Donald; 26 Pécsi Victoria, Pirlo Tony J., Simon John W. Jr., Toth John Joseph; 27 Kerekes Julius Jr., 49 Bonya Alexander, Dorka Ernest; 52 Averbach Ernest; 59 Debias John; 76 Pelka Stanley F.; 85 Krilesky Mrs. Geo., Krilosky George Jr., Sanders Kenneth L.; 88 Me Masters Dehnoni; 89 Sedlak Michael; 96 Szabó Zsigmond; 98 Major Margaret; 120 Lukacs William; 142 Vargo Helen; 145 Ban William H., Kuzma Mrs. Andrew, Makler Joseph; 147 Shemon Irma Marg.; 171 Suites Joseph; 214 Lucky Stephen R.; 215 Fabian Joseph; 216 Gernyi John, Laki John J., Mayer Mrs. Julius; 249 Farkas Mrs. Mat. Jr., Torok George; 272 Gaspar John; 349 Demko Joseph, Kamvolos Anna, Karavolos Mrs. Mich.; 361 Boros Mrs. Peter- 366 Hegidus Gaza, Hegidus Mrs. Gtza; 383 Goodall Andrew E., Goodall Mrs. Frank; 390 Kovács John A., Kovács Mrs. John, Kovács Mrs. John; 417 Grant Norma; 433 Kirik Mrs. John A., Kirik Mrs. John: 475 Trazer Maria M ; 511 Balosé John; 519 Damron Wayne. Total: 59. SENIOR ORDER EXTENDED — SEPTEMBER 1953 10 Vargo John S., Vargo Joseph Jr., Vargo Mary Ann; 14 Barath Mrs. Steven, Dravecz László, Dudás Sándor, Kenny Mrs. James J., Szabó Janos B., Szabó Janosne B., Szeman Joseph, Toth Mrs. Eugene; 15 Asztalos John M., Benedik Mrs. John, Gemanusz Rózsi; 17 Jacobs Joseph; 32 Kukoly Mrs. Jos. Jr., Parker Mrs. Charles; 37 Joza Albert J., Kremicki Mrs. Bern, Tolnai Mrs. Andrew, Toth Joseph L., Vaskó Frank; 48 David John, Mate Esther, Romano Stephen; 52 Radd Jessie, Smith Elmer, Zebaras Mrs. Louis, Zoltán Wolf, Zoltán Wolf, Zoltán Mrs. Wolf; 68 Csonka Mrs. Gabor; 84 Toth Mrs. Michael; 85 Timar Janos; 88 McCune Lawrence II.; 89 Balint Stephen; 90 Monek Julius; 90 Chehi Stephen; 98 Kousz Irma, Noe Irene, Szőke Dorothy E.; 107 Kovach William A., Lukovics Mrs. Paul; 120 Gomby Charles; 132 Kedik Michael; 133 Pursell Christine; 134 Kovack George; 138 Bodnar John, Bodnar Mrs. John J.. Szabó Mrs. Emery; 145 Matyó Alexander; 159 Kelemen James; 163 Moilira James A.; 201 Smalley George, Smalley George, Smalley Joseph; 216 Bean Mrs. Lawrence, Brickler Alois, Herzeg John Paul, Milisits John P.; 249 Nohaes George, Nohacs Mrs. George, Solderits Mihály, Solderits Mrs. Mih.; 272 Gaspar Frank, Kosch Mrs. Alex; 273 Kosa Janos; 275 Brozovieh Mrs. Mary; 285 Yaniter Stephen; 290 Opatchko John Jr.; 317 Taylor Ernest, Taylor Mrs. John, Taylor William; 349 Doboski Mrs. Stephe, Perbaes Louis M., Perhacs Louis M.; 361 Gali Mrs. William; 417 Benson Birs. Jonath, Haven Birs. Eugene. 442 Zella Mrs. Paul, 490 Penzenik Yaroslov; 511 Bushell Doris May, Horvath Stephen; 520 Palmer William. Total: 81. SENIOR ORDER LAPSED CANCELLED CERTIFICATE — SEPT. 1953 48 Toth Stephen. Total: 1 SENIOR ORDER LAPSED — SEPTEMBER 1953 8 Boroski Ronald E.; 14 Baduy Andrew, Baduy Mrs. Andrew, Beres Elizabeth, Bocsay Zoltán, Szabó Elek, Viszkeleti Ernest; 17 Lavrencie Joseph L.; 34 Morrison Birs. Lawr.; 45 Hunyady Denes A.; 48 Hussar John A.; 85 Morich Paul; 89 Pastor Barbara; 98 Hawk Herbert Sam.; 129 Gerling Floyd W., Parker Birs. Frank, Pyle Jack William; 132 Nemeth Mrs. George, Przybysz Alex T.; 138 Lopeka Rose, 141 Dunn Irene, Walker Edward C.; 159 Gatlos Elaine S.: 272 Gasper Mrs. Frank, Gcwsronsko Maryann; 296 Matthews Birs. Lou, Mikus Joseph A.; 349 Me Coy Mrs. Helen; 417 Benson Birs. Jonath; 511 Bailey Vein C. Jr.; 525 Katona Helen, Toth John R., Toth Mrs. John. Total: 33. SENIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — SEPTEMBER 1953 15 Kirehberg Theo. Jr.; 20 Tobias John Jr.; 45 Daniels Edward; 48 Konopka Fer. J.; Miesko Mrs. Geza, Tatars Joseph; 52 Carlton Richard J.; 150 Spenik Charles; 163 Vas Alexander Jr; 214 Kovalcsik Alice; 249 Brenner Frank; 305 Lysachok Birs. Wm. Total: 12. JUNIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — SEPTEMBER 1953 14 Orosz Joseph Z.; 17 Farkas Frigyes Jr., Farkas Helen M.; 383 Goodall Dennis F., Goodall Harvey A., Goodall Patricia E., Goodall Phyllis E., Hollub Zally J.; 399 Gardner Stephen R., Widok Emma; 517 Barta Lillian M. Total: 11. JUNIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — SEPTEMBER 1953 14 Orosz James J., Orosz John Michael, Shusky Barbara R.; 15 Herczeg Alice; 26 Dobay Veronica A., Pirlo Patricia Ann; 96 Tinich Terry J.; 98 Bosch Mary Laraine; 399 Superak Alex Bela, Superak Sandra Lee, Superuk William C.; 511 Balosé Charles A. Total: 12. JUNIOR ORDER EXTENDED — SEPTEMBER 1953 14 Dudash Paul R., Frank Elizabeth, Frank Sandra H., Seman Blarcelia, Seman Richard J., Toth Mary A.; 17 Chick Darlene M.; 20 Sutch Rebecca Sue, Sutch Kathleen J.; 27 Blokri Delores Ann: 37 Kubida Judith Ann, Vaskó Andrew; 48 Bayne Joyce Diana, Tyukodi Elmer Jr.; 143 Prokay Karen. Prokay Kathleen; 159 Gatlos Joan, Gatlos Shirley A.; 399 Hegedűs George S.; Superak Richard J.; 417 Kremper Joseph Jr. Total: 21. JUNIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — SEPTEMBER 1953 525 Vizas Susan Marie. Total: 1. JUNIOR ORDER LAPSED — SEPTEMBER 1953 ' i 13 Kubanovies Step. J.; 14 Strobl Ignacz Jr.; 15 Kolin Thomasa And.; 17 Nagy Margaret Ann; 36 Me Gee Carol Susan, Radies Frederick; 37 Joza Arlene Ann, Joza Arnold R., Kubida William L.; 45 Sabo Arlene M.: 52 Bertics Robert E. Ricardo Joseph E.; 59 Vitéz Edith; 85 Timar John Paul; 108 Dobos John David; 132 C'napo Kenneth R., Kluszezynski Jos., Szabó Raymond F.; 138 Bodnar Geraldine A., Bodnar Irene B„ Bodnar Marueen T., Sable Charles E.; 189 Chah David Charles; 214 Szajkó Elsie Ann; 229 Onda Barbara; 272 Zajac Loraine; 296 Kish Kathryn J., Kish Blargaret M. Kish Blary E., Kish Rose M.; 305 Posik Ernest W. 383 Lodinsky Raymond, Tenk Beverly Ann; 417 Benson Bruce T.; 443 Orris James S., Orris Karren Beth, Orris Stephen J.; 525 László Frank S., Toth Linda Joyce; 544 Shoendon Joseph; 569 Gal Lajos. Total: -41.
