William Penn Life, 1981 (16. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)

1981-07-01 / 3. szám

383 BUFFALO, N.Y.

Basista, Louis 500 DETROIT, MICH.

Ali, Joseph

705 MAYVILLE, WISC.

Edwards, Alfred 720 BOSTON, MASS. Czepiel, Walter DiLando, Mrs. Elizabeth Theriault, Emile, Sr.

JUNE, 1981

001 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Biggs, George Kovács, Mrs. Josephine Zanavich, John Paul Hornyak, John Furjesz, Louis Metall, Mrs. Michael

013 TRENTON, N.J.

Freund, Mary Horvath, Mary Loth, Elizabeth Barra, Helen

014 CLEVELAND, OHIO

Kayusa, Mrs. Joseph Cinke, Mrs. Stephen Sikora, Joseph F. Revay, Mrs. Arpad Pacsuta, Joseph

015 CHICAGO, ILL.

Szabó. Vilma Sabo, Pauline Farkas, Ethel

016 PERTH AMBOY, N.J. Lenches, Mary

017 LORAIN, OHIO

Szendy, Betty

018 DETROIT, MICH. Lakatos, Stephen Balas, Andrew Bodnar, George Mezo, Stephen

019 NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. Takacs, William Gyenes, Helen Hodas, Andrew Jacob, Margaret Keller, Rose

027 TOLEDO, OHIO Szabó, Anthony Bauer, Elizabeth

028 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Belenyi, Anton

034 PITTSBURGH, PA. Molnár, James Keener, Roscoe F. Korba, Elizabeth Papp, Helen

040 MARTINS FERRY, OHIO Csabai, Rose Zido, Mary

044 AKRON, OHIO

Szakai. John

045 CLEVELAND, OHIO

Kilo, Julia Stidham, Mary Balazs, Marie

048 NEW YORK, N.Y. Lukach, Joseph Mehes, Mary Komlo, Elizabeth

049 AURORA, ILL.

Fejes, Mary Walton, Robert 051 PASSAIC, N.J.

Torok, Joseph Vadas, James Nicholas Wachtler, Francis Schmidt, Helen

Governor Dick Thornburgh Proclaims “Captive Nations Week” in Pennsylvania

(HARRISBURG, PA) —Representatives of the Hungarian community of Pennsylvania join with Governor Dick Thornburgh in Harrisburg for his proclamation of "Captive Nations Week," July 12-18 in Pennsylvania.

Pictured with the Governor are: Secretary Walter Baran, General Services; Senator Michael O'Pake; Rev. and Mrs. Imre Bertalan, President, Hungarian Reform Federation; Margit Rothla, Co-Chairwoman, Captive Nations Week Committee of Greater Philadelphia; Eva Veres, Hungarian Sports Club; Mr. and Mrs. Bela Bácskái, Leaders of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters of Philadelphia; Secretary Charles Lieberth, Labor and Industry; Ignatius Ballinski, Chairman of Captive Nations Week of Greater Philadelphia; and Charles Bojanic, Chairman of the Governor's Heritage Affairs Commission.

052 WINDBER, PA.

Molnár. Ernest Keri, Goldie 071 DUQUESNE, PA.

Sholtas, Frank 085 DAISYTOWN, PA.

Brado, Elizabeth 090 ALLENTOWN, PA. Clewell, Millie

098 BETHLEHEM, PA.

György, Mary 127 JOLIET, ILL.

Pisut. Mathias Sr. Choban, Bernard

129 COLUMBUS. OHIO Tankovics, Margaret Taylor, Frances Benedict, Louis, Jr.

130 EAST CHICAGO, IND. Fekete, Moritz

132 SOUTH BEND, IND. Wegh, Barbara

133 PHILLIPSBURG, N.J. Magyar, Anna

141 ELLWOOD CITY, PA. Grdanic, Mrs. Frank Kronstain, Anton J. 187 GRANITE CITY, ILL.

Horvath, Mary 189 ALLIANCE, OHIO Veigh, Ernest R. Durthaler, Warren G. Bartók, Mary 209 ST. LOUIS, MO.

Rezsonya, Nándor

214 FLINT, MICH.

Berky, Louis C., Jr. 249 DAYTON, OHIO Újlaki, Michael 275 MILWAUKEE, WISC.

Dienes, Barbara 296 SPRINGDALE, PA. Nagy, David Bliha, George Bodnar, George E. Nyerges, Emery A. 302 HOOVERSVILLE. PA.

Risko, Charles Sr. 310 LYNCH,KY.

Horvath, Emma 383 BUFFALO, N.Y. O'Connor, Helen Vincze, Irene 525 LOS ANGELES, CA. Eglar, Stephen Polgar, Elizabeth Layda, Mary 590 CAPE CORAL, FL. Kardos, Louis Babincsak, Arthur Vargo, Frances 705 MAYVILLE, WISC. Prideaux, Vivian G. Leinenbach, Marie Riley, Rose A.

720 BOSTON, MASS.

Wehrlen, Pauline L. Ronchetti, Joseph J. 1026 CLEVELAND, OHIO Toth, András Sedensky, András

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