Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1955 / Verhovay Journal
February 16, 1955 Verhovay Journal PAGE 5 Statement for the Month of Dec., 1954 I. Lodger Assets as ot' Nov. 30, 1951 II. Income Monthly Dues ................................... Interest on Bonds ............................ Dividend on Stocks ......................... Interest on Mortgage Loans ......... Real Estate Income ........................ Interest on Cert. Loans and Liens ... Interest on Bank Deposits ............ Interest on Real Estate Loans ....... Profit on Sale or Maturity of Bonds Profit on Mortgages ........................ Service Charges—Cash Surrender ... Service Charges—Loans ................ Trust Fund Deposits ...................... Employees and Officers Withholding Tax Deductions ..... Employees and Officers Social Security Deductions ......... Bond Amortization Increase Aec. . Pension Fund Deposits .................... City of Pittsburgh—Wage Tax ....... Miscellaneous Income ...................... Postage Reimbursement ................ Total Income .............................. TOTAL ........................ III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims ...................... Expense of Supreme Lodge Meetings ......................................... Matured Endowments ...................... Cash Surrenders ................................ Refunds to Members ........................ Real Estate Expenses ...................... Other Investment Expenses .......... Monthly Dues Refunds .................. Accrued Bond Interest ................ Rent ..................................................... Salaries and Wages -.......................... Actuarial and Audit. Expenses ....... Legal Fees and Expenses ................ Medical Examinations ...................... Inspection Report Fees ................. Traveling Expenses .......................... Advertising ...................................... Postage ............................................... Express ............................................- • Telephone ......................................... Printing ..................’.......................... Stationery ......................................... Telegraph ........................................... Books and Periodicals . .................. Field Conference .............................. Insurance except on Real Estate ... Sundry General Expense ................ Office Machinery and Eipiip. Main. Field Expense Allowance ................ Official Publication .......................... Donations ........................................... Sports Activities ............................ State Ins. Dept. Licenses & Fees.... Social Security Federal Tax .......... Miscellaneous Expenses ................. Trust Fund Paid Deposits .............. Commissions ..................................... Collection of Dues ............................ City of Pittsburgh—Wage Tax ....... Sick Benefit. Claims ........................ Income Protector Claims ................ Director of Internal Revenue ... Witholding Tax — November .... Depreciation of Real Estate (H O Bldg.) ................................. Bond Amortization Decrease ......... Maiming Benefits Claims .............. Hospitalization Claims ................ Interest on Canceled Certificate Loans and Liens ......................... Int. Assigned to Trust Fund .......... Total Disbursements. ................ BALANCE ................................." JOHN SZALANCZY National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditor Its time to roll up your sleeve.,. CALL YOUR RED CROSS TODAY! Life Benefit Disability Combined Department DepartmentDepartment 14,486,215.82 706,331.8815,192,547.70 99,409.31 11,837.80 111,247.11 10,793.38 20,940.83 31,734.21 394.18--.--394.18 2,191.02--.--2,191.02 3,547.50--v--3,047.50 21.53--.---21.53 15.90--.--15.90 78.99--.---78.99 2.83--.--2.83 177.22--.--177.22 573.00--.---573.00 3.90--.--3.90 3,267.91 3,267.94 3,579.51 — 3,579.51 284.5 1 ___ 284.51 849.22--.--849.22 623.00--.--623.00 94.13--.--94.13 44.82 44.82 717.07 —.— 717.07 126,668.99 32,778.63 159,447.62 14,612,884.81 739,110.5115,351,995.32 40,050.00 40,050.00 500.00 ___ 500.00 2,250.00--.--2,250.00 11,922.39--11,922.39 1,014.39--.---1.014.39 1,065.92 —.—1,065.92 1.65--.---1.66 441.37 3.20 444.57 176.70--.--176.70 1,496.50--.--1,196.50 10,890.91 —.—10,890.91 345.33--.--345.33 225.00--.--225.00 376.00 —.—376.00 81.45--.---81.45 489.60--.---489.60 295.00 —.—295.00 15.62 —.— 15.62 2.47--v--2.17 247.21 —.—247.24 20.51 —.— 20.51 173.13 —.—173.13 •S3--.--.83 116.31 —.—116.31 1,379.23 —.—1,379.23 159.76--.--159.76 61.27--.--61.27 76.50--.--76.50 288.05 288.05 1,208.78 — 1,208.78 228.54 — 228.54 iso.oe--.--180.00 2.00--.--2.09 360.34 —.—360.34 10.60--.--10.60 672.80--.---672.80 7,935.72 —.— ■7,935.73 10,231.33--.--10,231.33 ,85.13--.--85.13--.---9,875.96 9,875.96 15.P0 15.00 3,565.32 3,565.3? 5,197.73 _b_ 5,197.73 8,640.36--.--8,640.36 --.--400 00 400.00 --.--64.29 64.29 37.S S _t_ 37.61 500.47 500.47 1 113,019.91 10,358.45 123,378.39 14,499,864.87 728,752.0615.228,616.93 FORTY AND EIGHT NEW YORK’S NEWS AND VIEWS There is about 4 inches of snow on the ground here in New York as Í write this and about 8 kids of assorted sizes and ages, waiting for me to take them to the g'olf' course to see it' we can slip by the greenkeeper and go sleigh riding — so this is going to be the shortest column on record, The executive officers recently held a meeting at the Nemeth home and voted upon a dance to be held for the benefit of the bowlers. The dance will be held in April, date to be known by the next copy of the Journal — at the 69th Street church We hope to be able to send several teams to Chicago, so we are counting on ail of you to g-ive them a boost,, and help yourselves to a good time Please support us in this effort; we should have a gay time. More on this subject next month. Meanwhile, watch your mail for a special meeting of great importance to be held, most likely, in March, as this .shall be the meeting for t ie electing of delegate’, to the convention. I’m sure y ou want to vote. I do hope you all have a real nice St. Valentine’s day, and I hope I myself have a few out there. I must go now. Don’t think typing with fu - lined gloves on has been easy’ Wo, with a hi and a ho, are off to the. course. Fraternally yours, MARGIE NEMETH 199-13 26th Avenue Bayside 58, New York Bayside 4-4399 POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA, AND VICINITY by Edward A. MattieBranch 296 For the past several years the Power City Barber Shop in Springdale has been operated by two personable brothers, Dimitri (Jimmy) and Alex Novickoff. Since their opening, the reputable work of these two barbers has grown to such proportions that it has been necessary to make a few changes in their shop. In order to give patrons the best service with the least amount of waiting, a third barber, Pete Dubac, has been added. The men will find this additional service particularly convenient. Through the talents of Jimmy Novickoff, who is a trained hair stylist and a member of Branch 296, it is has been necessary to add an exclusive department for women, specializing in hair cutting and scalp treatments. Jimmy’s reputation for being able to execute the latest hair styles is fast becoming known throughout the valley. If you wish to have a hair style created to your liking and to compliment your personality, then Jimmy is the man to see. If you wish to have a style that is worn by son.e famous personality, or from the latest fashion magazine, .or right out of Vogue magazine, Jimmy can expertly execute that style for you. For those women who need regular scalp treatments, the latest scientific methods are available. The Novickoff brothers are third generation barbers, Jimmy has had European training, with emphasis on Russian and French training. The men and women of this organization will receive satisfaction by visiting the Power City Barber Shop which is located across the Packard automobile dealer on Pittsburgh Street, near Colfax in Springdale. * * * * On Friday, January 28th, the Branch 296 Mixed Ten Pin League held a Mardi Gras ball. The affair was fairly well attended but the bad weather and road conditions acted as a slight damper. However, all who attended had a pleasant time. * * * Until this month, there has been dancing at the Verhovay Home every Saturday night. But now, on a trial basis, there will be dancing- every Friday night also. The members and their guests are cordially invited to attend these Friday and Saturdav night affairs. » * It looks as though Branch \v ill have the largest turnout thus far at the Verhovay National Bowling Tournament to be held in Chicago. The event is held yearly over the Memorial Day week end. Transportation will probably be by chartered bug. There may be room for a few more people who would care to attend this affair. If so, they should make their intentions known as soon as possible. LEDGER ASSETS -Dec, 31,1954 Real Estate — Home Office Building Less Reserve ............................................................................. $ 114,149.98 Mortgage Loan Account ................................................................ 551.193.27 Branch Real Estate Account ........................................................... 10,513.78 Loans and Liens ............................................................................... 566,160.54 Bond Account .................................... 13,795.863.50 Stock Account .................................................................................. 36.167.98 Cash Account ...............!.................................................................... 66,958.52 Savings Account .......... 44.209.36 Stock Account — Magyar Home .................................................... 12,450.00 Accounts Receivable............. 950.00 Total Ledger Assets .........................................................$ 15,228,616.93 JOHN SZALANCZY JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor
