William Penn Life, 1969 (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1969-10-01 / 10. szám

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mother and brother, Mrs. John Tisosky and William Tisosky.

Attend our monthly meeting every second Tuesday of the month at St. Stephen Church Hall, 854 Wilson Ave., Youngstown, Ohio. Time 7:30 P.M.

For your Insurance need, call our Agents Mr. Leslie Polgar, Mr. George Duponty or our Agency Manager, Mr. A1 Buksar at this number 743-7717.

By the time you read this issue our Bowling League will be in the swing of our Fall bowling at McGuffey Lanes, Sundays at 4 P.M.

Margaret Bunchy, Reporter

76 Philadelphia, Pa.

NOTICE: Fall Banquet. This year it will be held at the United German Hungarian Ballroom, Spruce and Bristol Roads, Neshaminy Falls, Pa., NOVEMBER 15th, 1969, where you will have ample parking facilities, delicious cuisine, and to complete the setting, a Hungarian orchestra to stir the hearts of all! We invite ALL of our friends, near and far to come to our gala affair. MAKE THAT RESERVATION NOW!

Don’t forget, all insurance problems new and old, the person to contact is Mrs. Katherine Noel, our Branch Manager. Our meetings are the second Saturday night at the Hungarian Club, 1125 Southampton Road, Philadelphia, Pa.

Till we meet again, take care.

Julie Melnick, Reporter

189 Alliance, Ohio

After many years of devoted service as manager of Branch 189, Mr. Mike Korossy has resigned and is being replaced by Mr. Michael P. Duruttya, 1708 S. Morgan Ave., Alliance, Ohio. The Home Office appreciates the efforts

of Mr. Korossy on behalf of the Branch and Association, we certainly hope to have him continue his interest in the Association, carrying a rich tradition and heritage of the Korossy family in the growth and prosperity of the William Penn Fraternal Association. Anyone needing additional, new or increased life insurance coverage or hospitalization and disability insurance should immediately contact Mr. Michael Duruttya, our new Branch Manager who has served the Association well as a part-time representative for several years.

249 Dayton, Ohio

Mr. Louis Vassy, Director, and member of Branch 249 Dayton, Ohio, is shown receiving a plaque from the “Magyar Club of Dayton” in appreciation of his

many years of faithful service to mankind in the realm of fraternalism and promotion of Hungarian culture. Presenting the award is Mr. Albert G. Kertesz auditing committee member and recipient of the first award extended by the club.

Mergers

In continuation of the Board of Directors program to merge inactive, nonproducing Branches with a Branch which is active the Home Office announces that the following Branches will be dissolved and the membership thereof be transferred to Branch 1, Bridgeport, Conn., effective October, 1969.

Branch 4, Torrington, Conn. Branch 5, Stamford, Conn. Branch 42, Wallingford, Conn.

Members belonging to these three Branches are requested to transact all of their William Penn business through the Eastern District Office located at: 530 Kings Highway Cutoff Fairfield, Conn.

Telephone (203) 255-0405

The Eastern District Office has been handling these Branches for the past several years, therefore there will actually be no administrative procedural change.

Childrens Christmas Parties

By now all Branches should have received notice from the Home Office that it is time to prepare for one of the Association’s best liked fraternal activity namely the Childrens Christmas Parties. In order to have a successful program for the children, preparations should be made now, to guarantee each attending child a memorable event.

The Home Office has mailed to the Branch Managers forms which are to be completed and returned and on the basis of these forms the Home Office will prepare printed invitations, arrange to furnish the Branch with Christmas Carol booklets. The Board of Directors, as in the past, has agreed to financially assist the Branches in arranging the Childrens Christmas Parties. The assistance is based on the number of children at the Branch. This assistance together with the efforts of the Branch should provide a real fine Christmas Party for the Children.

The Board of Directors and Officers urge all members to attend their Branch meetings to assist the Officers in preparing for this type of program. The Officers are always willing to spend their time in the interest of our Juvenile members and they can always utilize the assistance of the adult members.

In the event your Branch has not scheduled a Christmas Party in the past, go to your meeting and show the Branch Officers that you as adult members are willing to assist in order for the Juvenile Members to have a good time as guests of the Association and the Branch. Should there be any interested Branches which have not received information from the Home Office, please write to the National Secretary for details.

The National Officers and Board of Directors would like to see the 1969 Childrens Christmas Parties to be the most successful venture to date.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the

WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION announces with profound sorrow the death of

JOSEPH B. I ROCKY

Branch 15, Chicago, III.

an ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER of this Association. The Board of Directors in paying final Tribute to the memory of our ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER, conveys on behalf of the membership of the Association its deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.

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