William Penn Life, 1970 (5. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1970-11-01 / 4. szám
Danko, 17275 Cedarlawn, Southgate. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Julia Szatmári, of Budapest, and the late Stephen Szatmári. Miss Danko, a graduate of Schafer High School, Southgate, attends Elmhurst (Illinois) College. Miss Danko is the daughter of Director and Mrs. Stephen Danko and granddaughter of former Auditing Committee Chairman Gaspar Papp. 19 New Brunswick, N. J. Our Christmas Party will be held on December 13th at the H.A.A.C. Auditorium, 198 Somerset St., New Brunswick, N. J. from 2 P. M. to 4 P. M. Entertainment, gifts and goodies. All William Penn Children members are invited between the ages of 0-12. The invitations are being sent out. Our regular monthly meetings are held every third Monday of the month at the District Office, 208 Somerset Street. Election of Officers meeting will be held on Monday, December 21st. Please try to attend all our meetings. The New Jersey Annual Dinner-Dance Committee held its second meeting and decided to hold the next affair on April 24th. 1971 at 6 P. M. at the H.A.A.C. Auditorium, 198 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Participating branches are: Perth Amboy, Passaic, Newark, Roebling, Trenton, New Brunswick. It was decided that 50 per cent of the proceeds will be given to the William Penn Scholarship Foundation. Music by the famous Kara-Nemeth Orchestra. Please mark your calendar and make every effort to attend. For your Insurance needs and any help concerning William Penn services at Branch 19, please call Mr. or Mrs. Michael Hegedűs, 249-7752 or 545-3138. Barbara Hegedűs, Reporter 28 Youngstown, Ohio Your Reporter wishes to apologize for not having any news in the August issue. She was hospitalized for 45 days. Our Sunday Mixed Bowling League is in full swing and our bowlers are getting ready for the Pittsburgh Tournament. League President Jack Palmer bowled games of 216-232-201—649. He wished be could have done that well in Toledo. Leo Hrecska bowled games of 209-202- 232—643, Paul Toth had a 210 and Butch Nehls 234-155-177—566. The Ladies had Linda Nehls 190. Sheryl Bunchy 183, Marge Milligan 180 and Mary Cornman 175. They are doing fine and hope in 1971 they will do better than in 1970. Although we had Kay Novak and Ann Novak (sisters-in-law) come in doubles, also Helen Kaluczky and Marge Burnett. Our Children’s Christmas Party will be held December 13th at St. Stephen’s Hall, 854 Wilson Avenue at 3 p. m. Santa will be there with his helpers. Gifts, refreshments and surprises. A Happy Birthday to those who will celebrate in November, December and January. Happy Anniversary Wishes to those who will celebrate in November, December and January. Some of our members spent 3 to 4 weeks in Hungary, Germay, etc., and they had a wonderful time and enjoyed every minute of their trip. Our President Mr. John Bunchy still talks about his trip. He finally saw Hungary again after 48 years. Sympathies to the following bereaved families - Mrs. Sándor Dóka and family, Mrs. Louis Benyei and family, Mr. Andrew Check (Cseh), Mr. Michael Check (Cseh) family, Gabriel Toth family, Mike Rigo family, Mike Rigo family, Király (King family), Mrs. Paul Lukovski and family, Szalma family, Daraz family of Vienna, Ohio, Varga family of Hubbard, Ohio, Mrs. Joseph Nagy and family of Girard, Ohio, Mr. John Bodzas and John Barkó family. Also to the Szabó family, director of Szabó Funeral Home on the death of husband, son, father, brother, Elmer Szabó, Funeral Director, at the age of 45. We were also sorry to hear about the death of our National Vice President Julius Lenart, Michael Faczan. Board of Directors, and James Sera of Alliance, Ohio. Our monthly meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month at St. Stephen’s Hall, 854 Wilson Avenue at 7:30 P. M. Election of Officers will be held at our December meeting. For your insurance needs remember our Agent, Mr. Leslie Polgar and our Agency Manager, Mr. A1 Buksar. Feel free to call them at all times. Telephone 743-7717. With Christmas around the corner, Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year to all. Margaret Bunchy, Reporter Happy to see Mrs. Bunchy back at the old stand as Reporter for Branch 28, Youngstown, Ohio. (Editor) 048 New York, N. Y. Branch 048 of New York City held a successful Dinner and Dance on October 10th, 1970, at which time Mrs. Anna Varga, Recording Secretary was honored and received the Illustrious Citation and Service Pin awarded by the Board of Directors and National Officers. The singing of the American National Anthem was led by Mr. Walter Huthansel and the Hungarian by Miss Margaret Emody. The Invocation was given by Rev. Father Emeric Szlezak, of the Church of St. Stephen of Hungary. Mrs. Walter Huthansel opened the festivities by introducing Branch President Albert Ibos, who greeted the assembled guests wishing them a most hearty appetite and a pleasant evening. At the conclusion of a most delicious Roast Beef Dinner, Branch President Ibos then introduced Director Joseph Toma asking him to introduce the various dignitaries and representatives of surrounding branches and local societies. The following were introduced. National Vice President and Mrs. Louis L. Varga, Director and Mrs. Frank Bero, General Agent and Mrs. Andrew R. Balogh, all from Branch 001 Bridgeport, Conn. Director and Mrs. Michael Hegedűs Jr. representng Br. 019 of New Brunswick, N. J. Branch Manager and Mrs. James Emody, Br. President and Mrs. Stephen Vidám representing Br. 070 of Newark, N. J. Branch President and Mrs. Stephen Lakatos of Br. 051, Passaic, N. J., who led a very large delegation from this Branch. Branch President and Mrs. Stephen Vechy of Br. 013, Trenton, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Karoly and Mr. and Mrs. Melnik represented Br. 076 of Phila., Pa. Branch President and Mrs. Michael Hrabar of Br. 016 Perth Amboy, N. J., unfortunately were unable to attend, however they did send a delegation to represent this branch. The New York Charity Society, with a large delegation was represented by Paul Korniczky, President and Mrs. Molly Fischer, Secretary. The Harlem Society was represented by Mrs. Andrew Spisak, President. Left to right - Mrs. Louis Varga, Mrs. Mary Huthansel, Director Toma, Branch President Albert Ibos, Mrs. Anna Varga and National Vice President Louis Varga. 5
