Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1955 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 2 December 21, 1955 First in Buffalo \ Chance has made Margaret. C. Trimper, Buffalo, New York, a kind of “firster” in our membership at Branch 383 there. She is the first new member of Branch 383 signed under the William Penn Fraternal Association name. Margaret. age 16, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Trimper of 14 Oregon St., Buffalo, N.Y. She is a student at Bishop McMahon High School. The Trimper family is one of the most represented in Branch 383. Mother of Joseph Miller, Jr., branch 59 Manager, Passes Away Mrs. Joseph (Fomback) Miller, Verhovay member since 1914, passed away on October 21, 1955 in Scalp Level, Pa. after an extended illness. At the time of her death Mrs. Miller was a member of Branch 59, Scalp Level, Pa. Funeral mass was celebrated on Tuesday at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church by the Rev. Stephen Hegedűs, pastor. She was laid to rest in the St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Cemetery in Windber, Pa. Many Vérhovayans, Hungarians and friends attended the funeral. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Miller, Sr., who was the Treasurer and still holds the office of Auditor for Branch 59 for the past 40 years, and the following children, Joseph, Jr., the present Branch 59 Manager, Frank, Elizabeth, Anna, Paul and Rose, and 19 grandchildren, •who are all members of the Verhovay. Our sympathies to the bereaved survivors. Verhovay Journal STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1955 Life Benefit Disability Pension Combined Department Department Department Departments I. Ledger Assets as of June 30. 1955 14,927,371.66 735,117.83 59,271.40 15,721,760.89 II. Income 4 Monthly Due? ............................................... 156,694.11 16,359.70---.---173,053.81 Interest on Bonds ..................................... 46,135.31 _______----.----46,135.31 Interest on Mortgage Loans ............... 1,568.28---,-----.----1,568.23 Real Estate Income ................................... 3,687.50 3,687.50 Interest on Certificate Loans and Liens ............................................................ 29.29 29.29 Interest on Real Estate Loans ......... 167.33 167.33 Profit on Sale or Maturity of Bonds 982.12 _______ 982.12 Gain on Foreign Exchange 10.58 _____ ___a 10.58 Sports Activities ........................................ 62.00 _ _ ___w___ 62.00 Miscellaneous Income .............................. 2.36 __ __ ___a___ 2.36 Service Charges — Cash Surrender 388.00---„___ 388.00 Service Charges — Loans ................ 4.30 —v— ___ 4.30 Trust Fund Deposits ............................. 364.20------.------364.20 Employees and Officers Withholding Tax Deductions — July ............................................................................................ 3,667.02-----.-----------V-----3,667.02 Employees and Officers Social Security Deductions — ___.---------.-----July ............................................................................................ 325.89------,-----—.— 325.89 City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax . Deposits ............................................................................. 48.19------,-----------.------48.19 Pension Fund Deposits ......................................------.-----------.------709.10 70£.10 Printing A/C Correction Credit .... 67.86 —.— 67.86 Total Income .................................................... 214,204.34 16,359.70 709.10 231,273.14 Total ......................................................................... 15.141,576.00 751.477.53 59.980.50 15,953,034.03 III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims ........................... 46,403.31-----.-----------.------46,403.31 Matured Endowments ................................. 7,600.00-----.-----------v------7,600.00 Cash Surrenders ........................................................ 11,523.87-----.----------.------11,523.87 Refunds to Members ............................................. 1,603.26 « ------.-----___„___ 1,603.26 Real Estate Expenses .................................. 1,929.31------.-----------.___ 1,929.31 Other Investment Expenses .................... ' 777.80 —.—------.------777.80 Amortization of Bond Premium .... 33.96 —.—-----.------33.96 Loss on Sale or Maturity of Bonds .20------.-----___>___ .20 Rent ................................................................. 1,508.72 —.— ___ 1,508.72 Salaries and Wages ................................................. 11,524.17 —.— ___#___ 11,524.17 Legal Fees and Expenses ........................... 293.50 —.— 293.50 Medical Examination Fees ...........„............ 520.00 —.—------.------520.00 Inspection Report Fees ................................... 196.87 —.—------.------196.87 Actuarial and Auditing Expenses 718.33 —.—------.------718.33 Traveling Expenses ................................ 668.93 —.— —.— 668.93 Advertising ..................................................... 335.58 —.—------.-----335.58 Postage ............................................................ 519.59 —.— ' !* — 519.59 Telegraph ................................ 2.89 —.—------.------2.89 Telephone ............................................. 330.08------.------330.08 Stationery ....................................................... 124.68 —.—------.------124.68 Cost or Depreciation of Furniture and Equip............................................................................. 621.50-1? —.— 621.50 Books and Periodicals ............ 144 42 __ , 144.42 Bureau and Association Dues ............. 10.00 ___ 10.00 Sundry General Expenses ................... 44.25------.-----44.25 Office Machinery Maintenance & 0. Equip. Main.................................... 160.60 ___a___------v-----160.60 Field Expense Allowance .................... 276.50------.------276.50 Field Conferences ...................................... 23.50 ___------.------23.50 Official Publication 1.434.31 ___,___------.------1,434.31 District Sessions .......................................... 1,764.23-------.------1,764.28 Donations .......................................................... 186.66------V— —.— 186.66 Sports Activities ........................................ 275.10 —v___ —.— 275.10 State Insurance Dept. Licenses and Fees ............................................. ■- 9 an State Taxes .................................................... 562.34 __ _ —.— 562.34 Social Security Federal Tax .............. 976.42 ___v__ —V-----976.42 Miscellaneous Expenses ................................. 2.40 —.— —.— 2.40 Trust Fund Paid Deposits ........................ 378.55 — —.— 378.55 Commissions ...................................................................... 8,711.83 —.•— 8,711.83 Collection of Dues ..................................................... 10,046.84------V----—.— 10,046.84 City' of Pittsburgh Wage Tax ............. 138.17 —.— —.— 138.17 Monthly Dues Refunds ................................... 547.98 19.65 —.— 567.63 Sick Benefit Claims ................. .. . ___#___ 8.727.81 —.— 8,727.81 Permanent Disability Claims .................... ___ , 400.00 400.00 Income Protector Claims ............................... 315.00 —.— 315.00 Surgical Claims ............................................................ 10.00 —.— 10.00 Hospitalization Claims .......................................... 92.86 —.— 92.86 Accrued Bond Interest .................................. 176.42 —.— 176.42 U. S. Director of Internal Revenue Witholding Taxes — June, 1955. 4,003.83 — 4,003.83 Total Disbursements 117,102.95 9,565.32 126,668.27 BALANCE _______________ 15,024,473.05 741,912.21 59.980.50 15,826,365.76 JOHN SZALANCZY JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor
