Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1955 / Verhovay Journal
July 20, 1955. Verhovay Journal PAGE 3 JOURNAL BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the Verhovay Journal will be published on Wednesday, August 17, 1955. News items and brief announcements will be accepted for publication in that issue until the closing date, August 10. Articles and other long contributions must be on the desk of the editor no later than August 3. If ’ possible, contributions should be typewritten, on ONE RIDE of the paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, and NOT TOO LONG. Address all contributions to EDITOR, VERHOVAY JOURNAL, 436 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * BRANCH 30 Elizabeth, Pa. CHANGE OF ADDRESS LOUIS NOVAK, Mgr. Br. 30 117 Long St. Elizabeth, Pa. BRANCH 48 New York, N. Y. SOCIAL A dinner-dance, in honor of Director Albert Ibos and Mrs. Victor Orbán, both members of this branch and veteran Verhovay workers, will be held Saturday, November 12, 1955, beginning at 8:00 P.M., at the Hungarian Reformed Church, 233 East 116th St. «4 The Illustrious Citation and Gold Medal of the Association will be awarded to Director Ibos and to Mrs. Orbán. Fraternally, ALEXANDER ANCSANYI President JOSEPH TOMA Field Supervisor — Br. Mgr. BRANCH 129 Columbus, Ohio MEETING TIME Every SECOND THURSDAY of each month at the Verhovay Home. BRANCH 189 Alliance, Ohio DIRECTOR'S NEAV ADDRESS MIKE KOROSY, Director 756 East Grant St. Alliance, Ohio Telephone: 9903 BRANCH 209 X St. Louis, Mo. NEW MANAGER’S ADDRESS STEPHEN DOMAHIDY Mgr. Br. 209 1921 So. 9th St. - Hungarian Hall St. Louis 4, Mo. Telephone: CE 1-2493 BRANCH 262 Pittsburgh, Pa. GRAND PICNIC Hungarian Independent Singing Society and Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association, Branch 262, on Sunday, July 24, 1955, beginning at 1 P.M. until late at night, at the Allegheny Country Rifle Club Park (Schuetzen Park), Babcock Boulevard, Millvale, Pa.; admission 75®, gate prize; good music by Louis, Steiner; warm and cold lunches and refreshments; variety of entertainment; bring the children. Directions: Take bus “228 Millvale” at 7th and Penn Ave., Downtown Pittsburgh, or East Ohio St., Northside, and get off at the end of the line. Walk left on Babcock Boulevard to the Club’s sign board. Turn left, then straight up to the picnic grounds. BRANCH 275 Milwaukee, Wis. DIST. MGR.’S NEW ADDRESS PETER PETRUSKA, Dist. Mgr. 1533 No. 120th St. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin ---------------------------------Attention Columbus Bowlers The Columbus Verhovay Bowling League will bowl on Monday evenings instead of on Sunday, and the Parsons Recreation Alleys will be the new location. This change of schedule will give more players an opportunity to bowl without interfering with their Sundays which they prefer to spend with their families. The league will be made up of ten teams. All those interested in bowling with the league should contact the manager of Branch 129, Columbus, Ohio, District Manager Louis Tokár, by telephoning HI 4-2760, or leaving name, address and telephone number at the Verhovay Home, 1501 Parson Avenue, Columbus 7, Ohio. Early registration will prevent disappointment Also, last year team captains should inform the league whether they plan to retain the same teams this coming season, and must register all their bowlers by following the same instructions as appear above. Fraternally, Louis Tokár District Manager.--------------------------VERHOVAY WOMEN SCORE BOWLING VICTORY IN COLUMBUS, OHIOT Branch 129, Columbus, Ohio, is rightfully numbered among those branches which enthusiastically sponsor bowling teams, both men’s and women’s. The manager of Branch 129, District Manager Louis Tokár, considers the bowling program of his branch paramount business, and this emphasis on Verhovay’s most popular sport is carried on by a group of Columbus fepiale keglers known as •LOU TOKAR’S VERHOVAY INSURANCE. / Recently the Tokár team eliminated a first place tie with the Allen Milk team by winning three games in a showdown match for the championship in the Swan Major Women’s League. Here are the finals: LOU TOKÁR INSURANCE Adeline Skunca ....179 173 138.. ....490 Anne Deri ............154 173 144.. ....471 Lucille Russ ........161 190 213 . ... 564 Carrie Dorn .........111 160 173.. ....444 Helen Deri ...........164 131 180 ... 475 769827 848 2444 ALLENMILK Myra Wasker ........145 184 132.. ....461 Clara Sheldon ......192 186 181.. ....559 Mary Osborn ........147 148 123 . ...418 Betty Kensner .....155 116 160. . ..431 Evelyn Brenning .113 167 144 424 752801 740 2293 One of the Lou Tokár bowlers, Helen Deri, was All-Events winner, Women’s Division, at the 1955 Verhovay Bowling Tournament in Chicago. CIVIL DEFENSE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Gyulav A double ring ceremony united in marriage Peggy Oster and Thomas Alexander Gyulay at the first Methodist church of Sherman Oaks, California, with the Rev. Randall Phillips officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Oster of Van Nuys, California, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gyulay, also of Van Nuys. The bride was attended by Pat Hawks maid of honor, and Sally Baker, Barbara Alexander and Lorraine Wilkey, bridesmaids. Dr. Edward Kamenar, brother-inlaw of the bridegroom, was best man, while Jack Wright, Vic Gonnella and Mike Vaccarro seated the guests. A reception followed the church service. The newlyweds are making their home in Panorama City. The elder Gyulay is a Director of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association and manages the large Branch 525 in Los Angeles. He became a full time Verhovay organizer while still living in Detroit, Michigan. As a veteran member and worker, Director Gyulay has enrolled many in the Association, and it is quite understandable that his own family is one and all Verhovayinsured. MINUTES OF THE DISTRICT SESSIONS District 8-D The meeting is held on June 12, 1955. 1. President John P. Balia calls the meeting to order. 2. Recording secretary Edward A. Mattie reads the minutes of the previous district meeting which was held June 17, 1951. 3. At this time the qualifications and requirements are explained to the meeting. 4. Nominations for district delegate are opened. 5. Nominations are closed and the membership unanimously elects John P. Balia as district delegate. 6. Nominations are then opened for alternate delegate. 7. Julius Telegdy is elected alternate delegate. 8. It is regularly moved and seconded that a committee be appointed to study and make recommendations for’ presenting resolutions* to the Convention. 9. Appointed to this committe are: Stephen Üveges, chairman; Joseph Barta, Stephen Nagy, Edward A. Mattie, Alex Toaso, Joseph Balia, Joseph Kowalski and Julius Telegdy. 10. The meeting is adjourned. —EDWARD A. MATTIE District Recorder District 9 The meeting is held on June 5, 1955 at Nettleton, Pa. Peter Suprak, Branch 61, Vintondale, Pa., is elected district chairman; Andrew Toth, Barnesboro, Pa., is elected district recorder. Messrs. Toth and Suprak are elected delegate and alternate delegate, respectively, to the National Convention. Delegates present are: Andrew Toth, Branch 31; Peter Suprak, Branch 61; Mrs. Michael Bukovich, Branch 242; John Olexa, Branch 347; William Somogyi, Branch 386. . / —ANDREW TOTH District Recorder District 22 The meeting is held on June 9, 1955, the district session being that of Branch 129, Columbus, Ohio. The motion is made to accept all terms and agreements and amendments to the new Bylaws as set up for the cwming Verhovay Convention in September, 1955, including the merger and new name. A majority vote passes the multiple motion. The membership electg George Tokár as Convention delegate and David George as his alternate. —GEORGE TOKÁR —LOUIS TOKÁR Chairman Recorder LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — APRIL 1955 14 Hritz Edward John; 26 Baborsky Betty J.; 48 Soboslai William; 132 Kertai Betty L., Klebosits Peter J.; 177 Lukacs Harry; 189 Magyaros Mrs. Mart; 222 Bodnar Paul; 490 Molnár Jenny M. Total: 9.
