William Penn Life, 1975 (10. évfolyam, 2-4. szám)

1975-10-01 / 4. szám

Magyar Világ.” Mrs. Louis Varga, Mrs. John Radzminsky, Mrs. Zoltán Gombos. Vice President and Mrs. John P. Balia, Rev. and Mrs. Imre Kovács, United Church of Christ, Springdale, Pa., Rev. Fr. Paul Bolvary Ass’t Pastor St. Ann Hungarian R.C. Church, Ha zelwood, Pa., Paul St. Miklossy, Treasurer of Hungarian Reformed Federation of America who extended greetings from our sister society.

In addition to this Mr. Varga introduced from the audience National Secretary and Mrs. Albert J. Stelkovics, National Treasurer and Mrs. Julius E. Somogyi, General Counsel and Mrs. Gay B. Banes, Medical Director and Mrs. Gregory M. Lang, Field Ass’t to National President and Mrs. Gus G. Nagy, Julius J. Macker, former William Penn National President, Albert V. Kocsis, former Rákóczi Aid Association Supreme President and Mrs. Kocsis, Eugene Szebedinszky, editor-publisher of “Magyarság” and Mrs. Szebedinszky. Sheriff Debreczeni of Washington County and Mrs. Debreczeni, Sheriff Peck of Westmoreland County and Mrs. Peck, James J. Ballew, Indianapolis, Ind.

Toastmaster introduced the following in groups: Director and Mrs. Frank Bero, Director and Mrs. Stephen Danko, Director and Mrs. Albert G. Kertesz, Director and Mrs. William C. Kohut, Director and Mrs. Stephen Lang, Jr., Director and Mrs. Stephen Lesco, Director and Mrs. Frank J. Radvany, Director and Mrs. John Sabo, Director and Mrs. Joseph Toma, Directors Zoltán B. Emri, Michael Hegedűs and Frank J. Wukovits, Sr.

Auditing Committee: Emma and James Beganyi, Michael and Ann Hrabar, Michael and Zita Kara, Louis and Ethel Fodor, László Kereszti, Helen Nemeth and newly elected member Charles Fabian.

Home Office Employees: Mary A lien and Bud, Dorothy Baklarz and Ronald, Ernest S. Bendzsuk and Lillian, Helen Erdeky, Frances A. Furedy, Elizabeth Hleba and Nick, Martha Karpathy and Sándor, Inna Kozma and Steve, Eva Lehoczky and Leslie, John L. Lovász and Florence, Rose Rapagna, Mary Szeszak, Marie Tady, Magdolna Tamaska and Endre, John B. Tusai and Kathy, Helen Werling and Bud.

From the Field Force General Agents William E. Kovács and Viola, John Zam and Julia, Louis R. Sauer and Francis X. Veader.

Retired employees: Margaret Beres and Alex, Frieda Vandra, Bertha Wobrak, Anna Green, Gizella Dudrik.

Part-time Branch Managers: Charles Akai, Br. 24, Chicago, 111. and wife, Joseph J. Barath, Br. 10, Barton, Ohio, Arthur Barillo, Br. 51, Passaic, N.J., George Charles, Br. 296, Springdale, Pa. and wife, Alex Chobody, Br. 88, Yatesboro, Pa. and wife, Michael Duruttya, Br. 189, Alliance, Ohio and wife , Zoltán B. Emri, Br. 22, Roebling, N.J., Alex Fabiankowitz, Br. 336, Harrisburg, Pa. and wife, Eugene A. Fintor, Br. 525, Los Angeles, California, and wife, Julia Greathouse, Br. 302, Hooversville, Pa.,

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Michael Hegedűs, Br. 19, New Bmnswick, N.J., Frank Helmeczi, Br. 25, Beckley, W. Va., George Horvath, Br. 174, Scranton, Pa. and wife, Joseph Javorsky, Br. 85, Daisytown, Pa. and wife, Louis Jesso, Br. 150, Masontown, Pa., Mary Kish, Br. 15, Chicago, 111., William J. Kovach, Br. 159, Phoenixville, Pa., John J. Lippert, Br. 700, Milwaukee, Wis. and wife, Mary Magyary, Br. 44, Akron, Ohio, Stephen L. Mészáros, Br. 16, Perth Amboy, N.J. and wife, Mary Miller, Br. 59, Scalp Level, Pa., Helen Nemeth, Br. 9, Hazleton, Pa., Stephen Novak, Br. 37, Hudson, N.Y. and wife, Steve Petruska, Br. 8, Johnstown, Pa., László Tarjan, Br. 275, Milwaukee, Wis., George Varga, Br. 214, Flint, Mich, and wife, Francis X, Veader, Br. 710 and 715, Boston, Mass.

The principal speaker of the eventing was Rev. Stephen Szilagyi of Greenville, Ohio who gave an inspiring patriotic and fraternal speech emphasizing the need for continued belief in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of man.

Director Michael Hegedűs on behalf of Br. 19, New Brunswick, N.J. presented to President Charles a check for $1,000.00 to the Scholarship Foundation.

Rev. Imre Kovács gave the benediction and the program closed with the audience singing the MAGYAR HIMNUSZ.

There was dancing afterwards to the fine music of Mickey Schwartz and his orchestra. During the dance drawings were made for the Saving Bonds. Winners were Jolin Hegedűs, $500.00, John T. Formaini, $250.00 and Gaspar Papp, $100.00

To those of us who were privileged to be a part of these gala festivities, it was a grand occasion which will live in our memories for a long time because the entire evening’s events were an exemplification of true fraternalism and love of fellow man, the purposes for which our great Association strives for in its everyday life.

Sheriff and Mrs. John Peck, John P. Balia

Judith Dunn, Francis X. Veader, Richard Dunn.

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