William Penn Life, 1981 (16. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
1981-01-01 / 1. szám
-L 028 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Bene, Barbara Horvath, Theresa 034 PITTSBURGH, PA. Bartek, Joseph 037 HUDSON. N Y. Juhasz, Tibor George 039 BEAVER FALLS, PA. Slecka, Dorothy 040 MERTINS FERRY, OHIO Bodnar, William 070 NEWARK. N.J. Collett. Barbara 076 PHILADELPHIA. PA. Rosenthal, David P. 090 ALLENTOWN, PA. Rossetti, Irene 098 BETHLEHEM, PA. Kucsan, John 127 JOLIET, ILL. Choban, Bernard 129 COLUMBUS. OHIO Curtis, Jane 150 MASONTOWN, PA. Nagy, Simon 218 LUCERNE MINES, PA. Sipos, Elizabeth 226 MCKEESPORT. PA. Ducsay, Frank Heyz. Bertalan 275 MILWAUKEE, WISC. Svoren, Julia 296 SPRINGDALE, PA. Keyanchuk, Mike C. Molnár, Daniel Varga. Sophie 383 BUFFALO, N Y. Kadi, Joseph R. Juritza. Mary Paulnitz, Peter Wagner, Yolanda Wargo. Susan 500 DETROIT. MICH. Nyiri. Emma Szalay, Elizabeth 525 LOS ANGELES, CA. Petras. Joseph 548 GREAT NECK. N Y. Luoni. Gerard 705 MAYVILLE, WISC. Naleway, Ambrose 720 BOSTON. MASS. Greene, Ruth DECEMBER. 1980 001 BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Blanchette, Ernest Balint, John Gedell, Lucy Margie Holecz. Mrs. Alex Hornick. Elizabeth “I am 1981, the NEW YEAR. Each hour of the three hundred and sixty-five days, 1 will give you sixty minutes that have never known the use of anyone. I simply present them. It remains for you to fill them with sixty jeweled seconds of love, hope, endeavor, patience and common sense. Do use me wisely.” Katona, Mary Kofarago, John E. Chabina, Katherine McCormick, Mary Nagy, Adolph Sellars, Joseph D. 008 JOHNSTOWN. PA. Gagan, John, Jr. Gergas. Mary Orris, George Beozzo, Joanna D. 010 BARTON, OHIO Barath, Stephen Nagy. Alexander 013 TRENTON. N.J. Lekka, Stephen 014 CLEVELAND. OHIO Gyorfi, Rose Olajos. John Phan, Ethel 015 CHICAGO, ILL. Bell, Otho Fodor. Christine Horwath, Frank Long, Irene 016 PERTH AMBOY. N.J. Skapinetz, Bertalan 017 LORAIN, OHIO Fedor, Anna 018 DETROIT, MICH. Boros, Joseph Mogor, Ignatz 019 NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. Sandy. Alexander 022 R0EBLING. N.J. Gennett, Stacy 024 CHICAGO, ILL. Smith, Frank L. 027 TOLEDO. OHIO Galpal. Julia Molnár, Mary Tarjányi, Maria 028 YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Mikitaw, Frank S. 031 BARNESBORO. PA. Kuchta, Andrew Pagano. Nicholas 032 GARY, W. VA. Doczl, Andrew 034 PITTSBURGH, PA. Sándor, Ellas James 039 BEAVER FALLS, PA. Akacsos. Samuel 040 MARTINS FERRY. OHIO Betleri, Elizabeth 044 AKRON. OHIO St. Aubin, Amos Takacs. Elizabeth 045 CLEVELAND, OHIO Novak, Emma Soltész, Stephen Uto, Otto ___._____ 048 NEW YORK, N Y. Barath, Stephen Plachy, William 049 AURORA, ILL. Balazs. Elizabeth 051 PASSAIC, N.J. Schimpf. Joseph Szabó, Paul, Jr. 070 NEWARK, N.J. Halasz, Steven 071 DUQUESNE. PA. Mitrik, Elizabeth Szakszón, John 076 PHILADELPHIA, PA. Napóra, Stephen E. 090 ALLENTOWN. PA. Anthony, William (Continued on Page 22) Children's Hospital Of Pittsburgh The Fraternal Societies of Greater Pittsburgh—of which our society is a member—has been taking an active part since 1977 by soliciting funds for the needy children at Pittsburgh’s Children’s Hospital. The member societies appointed Brother Michael Stivoric, then the President of the Fraternal Societies of Greater Pittsburgh, to represent us as Press Old Newsboy. Michael is the National First Vice President of the Croatian Fraternal Union. Since 1977, through the help of members of our Society and others, Michael has been able to raise $13,009.98 for Children’s Hospital. The Press Old Newsboy of which he is a part, in 1978 jointly collected $703,300. This year, the Officers, Directors and Employees contributed the sum of $686.00 to this worthy cause. As members of the William Penn Association, we should all feel proud in the role that our Fraternal Benefit System plays. We not only help our own members but we are dedicated and committed to help others in our community in time of need. This truly is Fraternalism in Action. Greek Catholic Union Editor Retires Michael Roman, Editor of the Greek Catholic Union in Munhall retired January 1, 1981 after 44'A years of continuous service. Our heartiest congratulations and best of luck to a fine fraternalist on his well deserved retirement. 60th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nodge, 135 Third Street, Masury, Ohio celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Joseph and the former Rosie M. Emery, were given a reception by their children, nine grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren, which was held at Wygate Trailer Park, Brookfield. Their children are Lester Nodge and Mrs. Joseph (Rose) Filipovich, both of Masury. Mr. Nodge is retired from Westinghouse. Our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to this fine couple. 25
