William Penn Life, 1971 (6. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1971-08-01 / 3. szám
refreshments and your friends. Games will be played. Our Annual Social will be held Saturday, Nov. 6, 1971 at A & J Club, 93rd & Dobson St. Delicious Hungarian sausage and refreshments will be served. Mr. Alex Diosegi will furnish the dancing music. Our regular monthly meetings are every second Saturday at Odd Fellows Hall, 119th Wallace, 8 p.m. Games and refreshments after each meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Akai, reporter. 28 Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations to the elected delegates, who will be attending the 27th National Convention. We extend our best wishes to them, and hope they can promote and advance more fraternal harmony at the Convention. May they succeed in bringing back a true fraternal spirit, and bring closer our future Hungarian Branch members. We are sorry to lose John Bunchy, who resigned as President of Br. 28. Margaret Bunchy has resigned as our News Reporter. Due to her recent heart attack and stroke she is unable to perform her duty as a reporter. Her condition has improved, and she will be back home soon. Speedy recovery Margaret and keep your spirits up. Your friends thank you for your long and dedicated service. Best wishes to Danny, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Simon, on his first birthday, also to Karen and Chuck Colucci, and Elaine and Pat Appulese on their Wedding Anniversary and Happy Birthday to their son Todd. Welcome back to Ohio, after living in Scottsdale, Arizona for 7 years. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month. All members are asked to attend. Anna Wash (The Editor wishes Mrs. Margaret Bunchy a speedy and full recovery and to her replacement Anna Wash best wishes on your August 18th birthday. 048 New York, N. Y. Mr. Charles Fabian of Whitestone, N. Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fabian of Br. 48, graduate of Notre Dame Universi-Charles Fabian ty, Notre Dame, Ind., recently married Miss Christine Adamec of Jackson Heights, N.Y., at St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic Church on June 26, 1971 is now continuing his education at Boston University. He is working to receive his Masters Degree in Sociology and seek a career in teaching. Charles, like many other William Penners has been a member since birth. Charles Fabian, Sr. has been an officer of Branch 48, New York, N. Y. for many years. Our congratulations to the proud and happy parents. 76 Philadelphia, Pa. Banquet Notice: OCTOBER 9th, 1971 is the date! Our annual fall banquet will be held at the United German Hungarian Club, and the music will be by the Musical Caravan. Remember, please make your reservation early, bring along your friends and help make our gala banquet dance a huge success. Spread the word around and let’s see some new faces this October! On July 25th, we had our annual picnic, held at the Phila. Hungarian Club, 1125 Southampton Road, Phila., Pa. Needless to say a good time was had by all! Our thanks to those who worked so diligently, men and women, to make this picnic day a “fun-day”. ! Bowlers: We need men, women to form some bowling teams. If interested, and please do try to make a team, contact one of the following people for information: David Morales, 2507 Lee St., GA 3-4839, Steve Szemes, 428 Maplewood Road, KI 3-8876, Joe Torma, 2049 N. 4th St., GA 6-0384, Lou Lovacs, 5518 N. American St. LI 9-6058 Once Again: Banquet time at the United German Hungarian Club, Spruce and Bristol Roads, Neshaminy Falls, Pa. Sat. nite, October 9th, 1971. We hope all our friends from all branches will honour us with their presence. We will be waiting for you, you and YOU! We hope everyone had a healthy, happy summer and nice vacation memories. Till later then — best wishes to all! Julia Melnick, reporter The Home Office announces the appointment of a new Branch Manager for Branch 76 in the person of: Mr.Stephen Szemes 428 Maplewood Road Springfield, Pa. 19064 Mr. Szemes has been an active Officer of Branch 76 for many years and he will be happy to assist you in any William Penn matters. 129 Columbus, Ohio Branch 129 congratulates David J. George who received his Ph.D. degree from the University of Utah in the June commencement. His Ph.D. major was Pharmacology. He also holds a B.S. in Pharmacy and a M.S. in Pharmacology from Ohio State University. In the past David has retained the position of “Teaching Assistant” at both Ohio State University, College of Pharmacy and at the University of Utah, College of Medi-David J. George cine and Pharmacy. His most recent position was “Research Instructor” at the University of Utah, College of Medicine. David, his wife, Gayle and son Christopher will live in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he will become a member of the faculty of the University of Utah, College of Medicine. His primary function in this position will be to carry out research dealing with the metabolism of drugs and poisons. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David George of Columbus, Ohio and has been a life long member of the William Penn Association. Congratulations are also in order for Gwen Boucher who has just graduated from Grandview High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Boucher. We were sorry to learn of the illness of our two very well known members, Mr. Louis Tokár, former Branch manager, and Mrs. Margaret Pirik. We wish them both a speedy recovery. Our deepest sympathy to the families of Mr. Frank Papai, Mr. Akii Martin, Mr. Andrew Komives, Mr. Joe Toepfner, Mr. Anthony Sabo, Mrs. Andrew Orosz, Mr. Joseph Fodor, Mrs. Joseph Mako, Mrs. Joseph Buday, and Mrs. Clara Keseg. Attention to Branch 129 members! Our meetings of every month are held the second Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Please make a special effort to attend. Your Branch office is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Irene Voss, Secretary-Reporter 189 Alliance, Ohio Those of us who attended the bowling tournament in Pittsburgh, certainly had an enjoyable time. Our thanks to our own captains, Carl and Dorothy Trumpter of Canton, Ohio, who arranged such an enjoyable evening for us Friday night! The 7
