Verhovayak Lapja, 1954 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1954 / Verhovay Journal
December 15, 1954. JOURNAL BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the Verhovay Journal will be published on \\ ednesday, January 19, 1955. News items and brief announcements will be accepted for publication in that issue until the closing date January 12. Articles and other long contributions must be on the desk of the editor no later than January 5. If possible, contributions should be typewritten, on ONE SIDE of the paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, and NOT TOO LONG. Address all contributions to EDITOR, VERHOVAY JOURNAL. 436 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * BRANCHES 14, 366, 573 Cleveland, Ohio MONTHLY DUES PAYMENTS Monthly dues may be paid at the Verhovay home, 8637 Buckeye Road, at the following times: TUESDAY: 1:00 to 5:00 P. M. FRIDAY: 1:00 to 5:00 P. M. and 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. SATURDAY: 10:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M. Payments may be made also at the regular branch meetings, the first Sunday of the month, beginning at 1:30 P. M. Monthly dues may be mailed as heretofore. BRANCH 36 Detroit, Mich. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Stephen Lukacs, Traveling Dist. Mgr. 9459 Marlborough Ave. Allen Park, Mich. Telephone: Warwick 8-2317. BRANCH 48 New York, N. Y. ELECTION RESULTS, ETC. The following report is made of the elections held at Branch 48, New York City, December 3, 1954: President: Alexander Ancsanyi. Vice President: Charles Fabian. Treasurer: Joseph Toma (reelected). Recording Secy.: Mrs. Margaret Nemeth. Trustees: Miss Betty Miklós, Ernest Feher, Stephen Sipos. Entertainment Chairman: Mrs. Victor Urban (reelected). Budget Chairman: Joseph Hattayer. For the first time in its history Branch 48 of New York held a Thanksgiving party for its Juvenile members. One hundred and fifty people were present at the affair, which was held November 21, 1954 at the Hungarian Reformed Church ,at 344 East 69 Street, New York City. The officers of the branch, as well as Mrs. Margie Nemeth who conceived the idea, are to be congratulated for such an interest in their younger members. It is hoped that this has set a precedent' for future such events ,and there already is talk of them. Working closely with Mrs. Nemeth and her committee was Field Supervisor Joseph Toma who not only contributed much of his time but was one of the party’s most liberal donators. The children as well as the parents had a pleasant time. It will be most .interesting to follow the coming socials of Branch 48 — for they bear watching! On November 13, 1954 about 200 or more people gathered to honor Field Supervisor Joseph Toma observing 15 years of Verhovay service. National President John Bencze and other out of town and local dignitaries attended. CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. TOMA AND MAY HIS VERHOVAY SERVICE BE OF MANY MORE YEARS. For the detailed stories of the abo\e read FORTY AND EIGHT — NEW YORK’S NEWS AND VIEWS, by Mrs. Margie Nemeth. BRANCH 50 Chicago, 111. THANKS GIVEN Mrs. Adam Szabó recently wrote to the Home Offices to express her gratitude for the efficient service rendered by District Manager Frank T. Kajdi and the Home Office in the recent bereavement of her husband. BRANCH 71 Duquesne, Pa. NEW MANAGER Elmer W. Toth, District Manager, 1032 Sunglow St., Roosewelt Acres, Homestead Park, Pa. Telephone: HOmestead 1-5812. BRANCH 152 East Pittsburgh, Pa. NEW MANAGER Fred J. Stipkovits, District Manager, 804 West Park Way, McKeesport, Pa. Telephone: ORchard 2-5709. BRANCH 168 Palmerton, Pa. OBITUARY Alexander Szakacs, president of Branch 168, died November 18, 1954, at age 74. For many years Mr. Szakacs was among the most activel workers at Branch 168. Fraternally, TIBOR JÁSZ, Field Supervisor. BRANCH 226 McKeesport, Pa. NEW MANAGER Fred J. Stipkovits, District Manager, 804 West Park Way, McKeesport, Pa. Telephone: ORchard 2-5709. BRANCH 261 Forest City, Pa. OBITUARY John Titko, Sr., for many years manager of Branch 261, died November 26, 1954. Mr. Titko left behind a fine record of activity for this branch. BRANCH 262 Pittsburgh, Pa. NESV BRANCH MANAGER Emery Zobb, 164 Sunflower Ave. Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Telephone: ROsewood 1-9137. BRANCH 585 (former) Woodbridge, N. J MERGER AND BR. MGR. Branch 585 was merged with Branch 305, Woodbridge, N. J. December 1, 1954. The branch manager is: Andrew Barsi, 18 Crampton Ave. Weodbridge, N. J. The newly joined members are requested to cooperate with the branch manager. HOME OFFICE. First aid knowledge is valuable, especially for those who travel the highways a great deal. Seaman Working as Journalist Akron, Ohio sailor Joe S. Csikós, a member of Branch 91, is serving aboard the submarine tender USS Orion as Squadron Journalist for Submarine Squadron Six of the Atlantic Submarine Force. A journalist third class, USN, Joe is the son of George J. Csikós, 949 Wooster Avenue, Akron, Ohio. Joe is in charge of public information for the whole squadron which consists of 15 submarines, a submarine tender and a submarine rescue vessel. Squadron Six is the largest submarine squadron in the Atlantic Fleet. In his work the young sailor acts as liaison agent for press and radio facilities, both local and nation-wide. A member of the Naval Reserve: in Akron from 1947 to 1949, Joe entered the regular Navy in March of 1949. He received his recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, California. He served previously at Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Md. Potomac River Naval Command, Washington, D.C., and Atlantic Submarine Force Headquarters, New London, Conn. Joe recently assisted in press relations work at the commissioning of the nuclear powered submarine USS Nautilus at Groton, Conn. (Information from Navy Press Release)--------------------------The American Red Cross First Aid Textbook is recommended. Verhovay Journal PAGE 3 Hungarian Artists Pose With Their Painting Of late various artists have been joining the great Verhovay membership. Mr. and Mrs. Coloman Czimbalmos are now members of Branch 48, New York City. Both are painters of note, specializing in religious art.
