Verhovayak Lapja, 1954 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1954 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 10 Verhovay Journal December 15, 1954. EXTENDED — OCTOBER. 1954 2 Szőke Stephen; 13 Balia Albeit A. Balia Albert A.; 14 Bauserman Mrs. A. K., Ha.idu Stephen, Hank Jean L, Hank Ronald S., Levay Helen, Sabo Mrs. Stephen J.; 15 Bokor Paul; 21 Toth Diane Louise; 27 Palencsar Robert, Winter Andrew, Winter Mrs. Andrew, Winter Nancy A.; 32 Andrego Peter A.; 34 Santa John Jr.; 36 Hamborsky Harriet, Semperger Paul, Tyitye Shirley E.; 45 Kandiko Mrs. Louis; 48 Nemeth Stephen; 50 Decker Carol Ann, Decker Doris Mary, Deming Mrs. Geo. R., Fields Claude N., Fields Mrs. Norris, Horvath Joseph, Horvath Joseph, Klaynik Benjamin, Klaynik G. Benjamin, Klaynik Mrs. Benj., Kozina Mrs. Joseph, Pillér Elizabeth, Pinkstaff Mrs. Robt., Takacs Irene, Többe Harry, Toth George, Yuhasz Stephen J.; 52 Chisowski Stephen, Chisowski Mrs. Step., Radd Jessie, Zoltán Wolf, Zoltán Wolf, Zoltán Mrs. Wolf; 59 Vargo Mrs. Zigman; 85 Sanders Kenneth L.; 89 Toth Stephen; 106 Kish Alex Jr.; 108 Karaszi Steve; 132 McCubbins Mrs. Wm., Niemann Herbert H., Toth Charles, Toth Charles, Toth Paul Joseph, Signs Daniel N., Signs Stanley D., Toth Louis S.; 133 Veres Julius, Veres Mrs. Julius; 138 Bodnar John, Bodnar Mrs. John J.; 150 Ksencz Elizabeth, Ksencz Margaret, Ksencz Robert; 159 Magyar Isabell: 176 Jaczko Margaret; 189 Bigham Barbara J., Bigham Grover, Bighavn Jenice May, Molnár George, Molnár Mrs. George; 247 Fedor Janos, Fedor Joseph R.; 272 Brayer Anthony S.; 285 Beaumont Melvin, Beaumont William H.; 295 Szell Alex Sr.; 349 Horvath Joseph, Horvath Joseph J., Perhaes András, Perhaes Stephen, Perhaes István, Quinlan Mrs. Paul; 361 Barr.v James John, Kovach Mrs. John; 376 Parko Mrs. John; 417 Vahaly Edward, Vahaly Margaret; 420 Nordoi Teresa; 433 Kaminsky Mrs. John; 514 Toth Frank. Total: 92. REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER, 1954 8 Martinkis Mrs. Jul.; 14 Rákóczi Frank, Rakoczy Frank, Kelemen Daniel J., Keleman Mrs. Daniel, Keleman Diane; 21 Walters Melodie E.; 20 Oiprich Stephen J., Ciptak John K., Hazi Robert, Martino Mrs. Fran, Messina Donna M., Messina Mrs. Joseph, Messina Nancy Anne, Shay Joseph, Simon John W. Jr., Soltes Joseph Szungyi Mihály, Tacyak Mrs. Gerald, Toth Mrs. Joseph, Velkey Mrs. Andrew, Velkey Joanne, Velkey Robert J., Velkey Robert Jame.; 31 Motil Mrs. George; 36 Martin Stephen, Martin Mrs. Stephen; 50 Arnold Paul, Elekes Mrs. Irene, Elekes John Steven, Farkas Rozi, Fejes Louis Andrew, Herkel Helen, Herkel John, Klinsky Mrs. Géza, Kosa Mrs. Miklós, Kosa Mrs. Nicholas, Nagy Mrs. Joseph, Nagy József, Stancs Mihály, Starzyk Mi’s. Wm., Tobias Mrs. Stanley, Tolnai Mrs. Andrew; 85 Gyure Lajos; 89 Vargo Mrs. Sam Jr.; 90 Haklar Imre; 91 Vargo Joseph A.; 98 Kousz Yolan, Filko Joseph W.; 320 Chete Val Eugene, Chete Deanna V.; 130 Churilla Mrs. Louis, Costea Mrs. John; 136 Anderson Mrs. D.; 138 Nagy Joseph, Priefler Mrs. Frank, Szalmasagi Andrew; 170 Seamon Esther, Zsarnay Beverly J.; 262 Balogi Flora Olga, Belec Mrs. Robert, Zabel Mrs. Howard; 273 Kosa Janos, Laezko András; 345 Bokor Joseph Moses; 349 Perhaes John. 361 Sutto Kenneth M.; 364 Friedman Arthur, Lorincz Louis W.; 366 McCord Mrs. Lester; 391 Lester; 391 Herman Mrs. Stephen; 405 Duisicsko Stephen; 417 Kondor Elizabeth, Reiter Stephen; 429 Bores Mrs. Casimer, Bores Leonard F.; 475 Papp Martin, Papp Mrs. Martin; 500 Rieske Julianna; 519 Damron Wayne; 564 Kluber John, Kluber Mrs. John. Total: 82. LAPSED — OCTOBER, 1954 2 Szőke István V.. Szőke Thomas; 8 Patcher Mrs. Robert; 14 Lukacs Bela, Florian Mrs. Bela, Szanto Stephen, Czukol Zoltán Jr.; 15 Kunstadt Ernest W., Kunstadt Margaret; 21 Blazonik Delores G., Russo Carole J.; 26 Paszul Mrs. Joseph; 36 Semperger Mrs. Paul, Tanelian Jack, Mohácsi Linda Kay, Tyitye George S., Webber J. Rene, Webber Ronald C.; 45 Roethlar Emil, Roethlar Mrs. Emil; 48 Nemeth Mrs. Stephen, Pollack John W., Pollack Mrs. John; 50 Kish Arlyne Ellen, Southern Sandra, Többe Darlene M., Wenegar Ben Lee, Yuhasz Darlene M.; 129 Ferrell Albert A., Guyer Gail, Naegele Joseph A., Petrasio Frank, Sopha Henry; 132 Hageniers Edmond A., Hintz Robert B., Nemeth Charles C., Nickerson Russell, Northaro Charles E., Pinter Ronald, Van De Wielle Mrs.; 133 Beres Mrs. John J., Beres Jaqueline M.; 133 Bodnar Geraldine A., J3odnar Irene B., Bodnar Maureen T.; 141 Boy Peter J.; 157 Harding Theodore; 189 Elmerick John H., Haideh Robert F., Palotay Julius M., Russo Charles F.; 230 Rasky Elizabeth); 272 Bocan Michael, Bocan Mrs. Miehael Takacs Andrew; 296 Torok Pauline, Williams William J.; 303 Pavlik John H., Pavlik Louis A., Pavlik Stephen G.; 376 Agrest Gregory; 383 Molnár Mrs. Andrew, Perkovich Janet; 399 Kovach Bertha; 448 Kertesz Irene, Kertesz Julia M.; 452 Anemia Helen L; 511 Bartha Anna Mary, Bartha Clara, Metas Bill, Slovenske Alice J.; 533 Rinn Alfred G.; 569 Gall Zsuzsanna. Total: 73. REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — OCTOBER, 1954 8 Bachik Henry A. Jr.; 14 Felty Theresa, Molnár Ernest S.; 43 Miko Elaine M., Miko Ronald S. Jr.; 45 Urban Margaret Ann, Urban Paul Jr.; 50 Fischer Jean, Klinsky William S.; 90 Haklar James J., Hakler Rose M.; 332 Gard Donald C.; 3 38 Baranko Ethel May; 245 Ellis Richard P.; 430 O’Brien Leo P. Jr.; 564 Klubért Janice Mae. Total: 16. LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER, 1954 14 Drotos Joseph Jr.; 21 Manias Mrs. John; 45 Perey Mrs. Geza; 48 Stevens Mrs. Donald; 54 Paizs Beatrice C.; 63 Zigler Mary; 76 Salker Mrs. James; 180 Racz John Jr.; 216 Filipovits Mrs. J.; 226 Kacso Nicholas; 248 Lamachy Mrs. Steve; 490 Molnár Mary L.; 511 Polyak George P.; 525 Sarina Paul; 562 Bratton Jaqueline. Motor City news BRANCH 36 — DETROIT, MICHIGAN By Jolán Lucas “If Ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed . . . nothing shall be impossible unto you.” ...Matt. 17:20. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! There really isn’t too much to write about these days with reference to branch activities in Detroit, but I couldn’t let the old year out without an encouraging remark or two. Since the Lucas Family fire in February, and moving into the new estate out here in the suburbs, we have all been mighty busy getting organized and into a brand-new routine. I myself haven’t had too much time for my former hobbies, or fraternal work of any sort, beyond trying to ready the new house, struggling to get in as much planting as possible for next summer’s enjoyment, meeting my new neighbors and getting into some community projects. Now that I have said all about my new home, I can again begin to concentrate on Verhovay. First, and most important, was the yearly meeting on Sunday, December 5th. Of course, since I am writing this so near the Journal deadline, I must wait until the next writing to give you my report. 1955 is a Verhovay Convention year. It will be doubly interesting to see how a branch, which is a district in itself, goes about the important choosing of its delegations to the National Convention which will be held in July of next year, if I interpret the minutes of the Board of Directors correctly. It rather astonishes me, that for once in my life, I am not breathlessly eager to attend a Convention. In the first place, July in Pittsburgh can be mighty devastating; in the second place, summers from now on will have a fascinating angle for me because of working in my own my flower garden, and the cruiser that Luke is planning to get in the next month or two for sailing on the Detroit River. * ¥ * District Manager Stephen Lukacs and family have moved to their new home. The address is 9459 Marlborough, Allen Park, Michigan, on the corner of Moore Road. The telephone number is still the same, WArwick 8-2317. All members please note the new address for your information. We hope the Lukacs family will enjoy their new home as much as we do ours; * * About the only social activity here was the Millionaire’s Party held by Dearborn’s Branch 429 on November 20th in the recreation room of Branch Manager Nicholas Horvath at 9955 Fox, Allen Park. The entire familiar membership attended — the MacLeod’s, the Julius Szalay’s, the Robert Pavella’s, the Plesivic’s, tha Parsons’, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Toth, Mrs. Anna Horvath, and the Horvath Clan, and perhaps many others who were there earlier in the evening, as the Lucas couple didn’t get there until after midnight. Why? Because Larry was having a teen-age birthday party to celebrate his sixteenth. If you want to have fun, plus a triple head ache, try entertaining about three dozen teen-agers with their “hot” dancing, their “c-r-a-z-y” records, feeding them at 9:30 rather than at a more proper 11 p. m., and booting out “party-crashers.” Let one teen-ager have a party and the whole neighborhood tries to “crash in.” WOW! Anyway, we got to the Millionaire’s Party about 12*:30, and the first thing we had to do was buy a million dollars worth of stage money for a buck, to be cashed back in at a discount of ten per cent, or 90cent for very million dollars. Heavy winners were Mary and Tony Plesivec who counted for a half hour the $15,860,000 for $15.86 minus $1.58. Talk about big “loot” “floating around!” Brew was $25,000; sandwiches were likewise; card playing and other games were all in the big money. Branch Manager Nicholas Horvath (brother Nick to me) was top man of the evening in forma! evening dress, top hat, tails, cumerbund, and a foot long cigarette holder. It was lots of fun, and different from the ordinary run-of-themill dull entertainment. Too bad we didn’t get there earlier. The old gang looked as good as ever, and I surely miss them all. Irene MacLeod baked an enormous and lavish cake which went to the winner, brother Steve Horvath, but Branch 429 is such a fraternal group that Steve had them cut up the cake so all of Us could have some. Let me know about the next shindig. We’ll go! * ¥ * Just a word to Marge Nemeth of New York. Look for a letter from me soon, as I believe I have a solution for that outsize basket of your sons’. After all, I reared two of them to manhood, so who could be better qualified to give you a hand with your problem. You sound like the Ferret of younger Days. I’d like to know you better! MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE! 12996 Rosedale Avenue Wyandotte, Michigan AVenue 5-0106 Total: 15.
