Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1955 / Verhovay Journal

PAGE 16 Verhovay VERHOVAY YOUNGSTOWN BRANCHES: 21, 108, 364, 514. “Biggest and best yet!” That’s all we’ve heard from the folks at Chicago who attended the V e r h o vay Tournament-Fellowship Days. Man alive, if the yearly ..Ver­hovay rally keeps getting better and bigger every year, just where will we head? We’ll create a mons­ter, but what a wonderful monster! This year, for once, we didn’t hear one single complaint from any of the people there. Mind you, not a single gripe. That’s what we call conducting an affair right down to a “T”. Yessir, it was great. First of all, no one commented on not having enough room to spread out at the hotel. After all, the Conrad Hilton is the largest hotel in the world. Pat Nameth, wife of Field Supervisor Gabriel Nameth, was reluctant letting son Jeff roam around the place for fear that, if he got lost, it would take two days .to recover the lad. Luckily for Casanova Stan Ruz, he recovered his bag which was headed for the Chicago Airport had not> one of Joe Toma’s boys from New York got sight of some feller toting it out the door. It was purely a case of mistaken bag-identity. One of the biggest excitements we received was the pleasant surprise John Sabo and the Directors pulled off during the banquet. It was the sensation and high light of the entire affair. Picture, if you can, in this mammouth ballroom all aglitter with more than, a thousand people awaiting the meal to begin, the band striking up a fanfare, the lights going out, and beautiful in­fra-red rays sparkling throughout the place — when about fifty waiters inarching and carrying bottles of wine atop ten foot poles, with a table display leading the parade and showing the society’s initials, V.F.I.A. in smart design. It was beau - - tiful. And to top it off, each table got a bottle of the refreshing wine. What a celebration! Of the five teams entered from Verhovay Youngstown, we didn’t believe any serious threat would be given the champs, but, after all, that’s the way things go — I guess. With a few substitutions our teams (shaped up at roll-off time with the following: WOMEN’S TEAMS: St. Stephen's A.C. Anne Frew, capt., Mary Wittway, Freda Benish, Margaret (Grandma) Bunchy, Vel­ma Miller; No. 2 Team. Irene Gian­­francisco, capt., Audrey Mislay, Mar­garet Ashley, Irene (Shorty) Vigosky, Anne Nemeth. MEN’S TEAMS: Branch 108. Joseph Turner, capt., John Ashley, Frank Horvath, Gabe Nameth, George Skebo; Br. 511. Andy Blasko, capt., John Barkó. Stan Ruz, Paul Koch, Lou Shirilla; Br. 364. Steve Durda, capt., Steve Simon, Dick Safron, Phil Houser, Steve Houser. Then of course we had one of the strongest cheering sections in Mrs. Paul Koch, Mrs. John Barkó, Mrs. Andy Blasko and Margaret Milligan of Niles. Some of the observations made disclosed that Annie Frew and Grandma Margaret Bunchy had one of the best times ever at the Windy City, and we do mean windy. It seemed that while downstairs at the Dairy-Bar soaking up soda after soda, the gang of girls was sitting next to some of the Cleveland hitless Indians. Being a group of Ohioans, as Ohioans are, they all immediately began to strike up some small talk about the good ole Indians. And before long, sodas, milkshakes and such were consumed with reckless abandon. Margaret Bunchy enter­tained with a few songs and the boys began to shout for more beer — oops, I mean more sodas. Dick Safron confirmed that all reveled well. Seen spending money in the down­town Chicago stores were Mrs. Barkó,, Blasko and Koch ... Steve Durda enjoyed the 01’ South Room downstairs.... The Steve Simons took in the Art Show on Wabash Avenue . . . Frank Horvath and Sports Club president George Skebo were seen rooting for the Indians at the ball game... Dick Safron and Stan Ruz tried to shake the town loose, but alas, too, too much town ... A few paragraphs back we neglected to mention that Mrs. Joe Turner and their two children were also present at the alleys to help cheer Dad on to more strikes and spares. Then, of course, during the banquet ceremonies we were proud to see Mrs. Joseph Turner. Sr. re­ceive a token of remembrance in be­half of her late husband, one of the Directors in whose name graced this membership campaign ... Andy Blas­ko and John Barkó were there to give the gals plenty of encourage­ment during their roll-off. . . We didn’t get to see often the Ashleys, but then of course things wei'e going so fast a pace that you couldn’t keep abreast... Mrs. Steve Houser was a good pal by helping Pat Nameth who wasn’t feeling well.. Beaver Falls’ Irene Vigosky did a mean shinny and shake while the balls rolled down the alleys . . . Mary Wittway says she had much better luck on Sunday in the doubles than on Saturday in the team events ... Irene Gianfrancisco and her friend Margaret Milligan flew up, so they leisurely stayed another day to enjoy themselves.. . That good looking Audrey Mislay enjoyed her first trip on the tournament trail and is looking forward to next year’s affair . . . We met the char­ming Mrs. Frank Kajdi at the banquet, also had quite a few chuckles with the wife of Field Supervisor Joseph Toma of New York ... All we field men got a chance to ex­change a few words of insurance talk together... Once again, con­gratulations to Supervisor Frank Wukovits and his men for having done a splendid job in securing new members. Remember Youngst owners, our Sports Club is slowly coming along and we need your help, so attend the meetings and let’s all get togeth­er for our big July 17th picnic at the German-Hungarian Manchoer on Benning Ave. For information on club doings, call either secretary Velma Miller or the downtown office, RI-3-7717. Also, if you’re in the market for added or new insurance, that’s the number to call. This is your ole friend, smiling Steve, signing ofí for now and saying: GO VERHOVAY YOUNGSTOWN! STEVE MISLAY District Manager 709 Wick Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio RI-3-7717 CIVIL DEFENSE Journal June 15, 1955 Director Falussy Receives Campaign Award Vice-President Julius Macker presents Director Aloysius C. Falussy with two beautiful traveling bags. Mr. Falussy was one of the three directors honored in the recently-concluded membership campaign. REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — MARCH 1955 9 Pamlenyi Joseph; 13 Kubanovich Mrs. Jon, Kubanovich Stephen, Ku­­banovich Mrs. Ste.; 14 Hajdú Stephen, Hajos Elizabeth, Hajos Suzanne, Ko­­leszar W. J. Jr., Kovatch Anna, Orbán Michael, Pek Paul P., Piscsalko Steven, Werner Mrs. Herbert; 17 Kokinda Mrs. Geo.; 21 Hrecska Mrs. Bert, Hrecska Helen M., Hrecska Ladislaus, Vas István; 26 Ciptak John K., Gilliland Mrs. John, Kosiorek Leona R., Molnár Otto; 32 Silagi Michael Jr,; 34 Smith Louis; 36 Karl Evelyn E., Karl Evelyn E., Kendall Douglas. D.; 45 Bugoloni Fedele, Bougoloni Guglielm, Rodriguez Linda A.; 48 Mate Esther, Weiss Andrew, Weiss Andrew; 49 Domokos John, Donka Ernest, Klein Rose H., Klein Samuel; 50 Fejes Louis A., Horvath Joseph, Horvath Joseph, Horvath Mischelle, Horvath Stephen, Horvath Mrs. Steph., Pellegrine Louis, Soos Joyce Marie, Szabó Zsigmond, Szekely Stephen, Többe Harry; 52 Hurley John A. Jr., Hurley Mrs. John; 59 Barta Mrs. Ernest, Barta Julia T., Barta Mary E.; 85 Krilosky Mrs. Geo., Krilosky George Jr.; 88 Colo Virginia G.; 89 Kish Mrs. Nicholas, Nyarati Mrs. Alex, Nyirati Christina; 98 Hajdinyak Stephen; 120 Chete Deanna V., Cnette Val Eugene; 132 Roesberg Anne, Simon Frank A.; 138 Bodnar John, Bodnar Mrs. John J., Novotny John Jr., Onika Mrs. Arthur; 152 Szemethy William, Szemethy William; 168 Nenscel Mrs. James; 172 Kantor Joseph D., Keresztúri Andrew; 189 Sepsi Joseph; 226 Magnus Jerome R.; 237 Lackó Julius; 262 Knizek Mrs. Karl; 348 Lakat03 Andrew, Lakatos Mrs. Andrew, Toth Robert A.; 349 Cramer Mrs. William, Takacs Mihály, Takacs Mihalyne; 364 Kady Mrs. Walter J., Lorincz Louis W., Trojan John; 386 Hasselberg Mrs. F., Hasselberg John V.; 475 Stark Henry, Sterner Barbara, Sterner Mrs. Tony. Total: 91. LAPSED MEMBERS — MARCH 1955 7 Hegedűs Kathleen; 8 Shagi William John, Spiker Wayne Thos.; 14 Ehr­bar Dennis Geo., Ehrbar John Daniel, Gaal Attila, Gaal Géza J., Nanasy Janos, Sofranko Barry, Trombitás Anikó, Trombitás Csaba; 15 Igyarto Julius, Igyarto Mrs. Julius, Igyarto Margaret L, Igyarto Martin, Igyarto Rbt. J., Juhasz Frank I., Meade Reginald F., Nagy Frances; 27 Sabo Jos. Var­go Jeanne Kay; 34 Emery Geraldine; 36 Mayer David, Nagy Constance M, Nagy Tho. F., Toth Mathilda Ann, Toth Valeria I., Wilson Nancy Marie; 39 Farkas Steve Jos., 43 Miko Elaine M., Miko Ronald S. Jr.; 45 Boros Frank Ste­ven, Ovary Clara; 48 Balogh Frederick, Barnum George F., Kally Francis P., Parlow Robert J., Parlow Robert J.; 50 Heffley Howard Wffl., Herrold Stephen J., Knox Raymond W., Lesniak Lois L.; 62 Farkas Elizabeth, Farkas Mrs. Frank; 76 Bofinger Lynne, Kaytor Irene; 87 Marton Kenneth J., Marton Ronald N.; 89 Beserock Geraldine; 98 Paulus David C., Paulus John James; 106 Greene Michael G., Markowitz Patricia; 129 Foux Wilber D.; 132 Hagye Betty Jo, Jankowski Richard, Liszewski Judith, Nagy Charles J. Jr., Nagy Mrs. Rosalia D., Nagy Sharen Sue, Pozsgai Helen, Pozsgai John, Vas Lawrence F.: 133 Bodogh Charles K., Cséh Barbara A., Cseh Stephen L.t Ehasz Mrs. Joseph, Molnár Barbara Ann, Molnár Margaret R., Molnár Stephen Sr, Mol­nár Stephen Jr., Molnár Thomas P., Olah Mrs. Steve, Toth Elizabeth; 138 Bulza Arlene J., Bulza Cynthia L., Bulza Judith Ann, Bulza Roberta E.; 145 Koscelecke Edward, Koscelecki Joan H„ Koscielecki Jennie, Koscielecki Susan, Koscielicki Alex T., Koselecky George; 147 Mészáros Martin, Sepes Susan; 150 Kovach Steve; 168 Meries Roger W.j 189 Persinge Raymond; 196 Chabay Steve Jr., Chauby Andrew John, Chauby Barbara T., Chauby Michael N.; 226 Kulcsár Louis Jr., Kulcsár Victor C.; 248 Albert Clifford E.; 249 Gabriel Daniel F.; 272 De Rossi Elizabeth, De Rossi John And.,Kato Andrew Jr., Kato Anna, Kato Johan, Kato John, Kato Mrs. Mary; 296 Banyas John S., McGreevy William, Mitchell Nicholas; 341 Leukey Gary F.; 347 Spiros Debra Ann; 364 Durda Michael A.; 383 Horvath Nándor, Soos Alexander, Soos Silvia G.; 386 Smith John -Jr.; 420 Gensits Bernadine, Keglovitz Thomas; 443 Boldizar Mickey, Bosak Margaret, Combos David D.; 482 Gall Joe Paul, Gall Joseph W., Gyovai Marianna; 517 Barta Lillian M., Udvari Richard A.; 525 Trendler Terry P.; 542 Kuszaj Karl Jr., Kuszaj Rose Anna, Kuszaj Sylvester, Sweeney Frank Jr., Sweeney Patricia; 575 Heinzelmann Emery, Heinzelmann H. Imre, Foldvary Anna M., Foldvary Eva, Foldvary Julianna. Total: 136

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