William Penn Life, 1982 (17. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1982-10-01 / 4. szám

Nogrady, Sophie Mihalko, Andrew

044AKRON, OHIO

Sotiroff, Pauline Hoffman, Carl

045CLEVELAND, OHIO

Bonitz, Chester L. Popoczy, Joseph Jr. Szendrey, Stephen Paczier, Frank

048NEW YORK, N.Y.

Mitro, John Borosch, Anton Koleszar, Helen Orbán, Elizabeth

051PASSAIC, N.J.

Demyen, Frank

052WINDBER, PA.

Podrasky, Carolina

059SCALP LEVEL, PA.

Podrasky, Carolina

067ERIE, PA.

Kertesz, Elizabeth

129COLUMBUS, OHIO

Bodish, Paul

130EAST CHICAGO, IND.

Halcarz, Mary Tobias, Elizabeth

132SOUTH BEND, IND.

Bushee, Alvin R. Niezgodski, Norbert

141ELLWOOD CITY, PA

Gombos, Esther

189ALLIANCE, OHIO

Molnár, Joseph

214FLINT, Ml.

Schoetzow, Zoe A.

216NORTHAMPTON, PA.

Temmel, John

249DAYTON, OHIO

Durst, Howard

296SPRINGDALE, PA.

Tompson, Rose Matejko, Louis Olszewski, John J. Somogyi, Julius E.

302HOOVERSVILLE, PA.

Yonai, Magdalene

310LYNCH, KY.

Doka, Andrew

500DETROIT, Ml.

Nagy, Frank

525LOS ANGELES, CA.

Benko, Elizabeth

705MAYV'LLE, WISC.

Axelsen, Alma A.

720BOSTON, MASS.

Dowd, Henry Madej, John S. Mastal, Jeanette B. Fulponi, Sophie A. Gingras, Edwond G. Marcotte, Richard F.

Nadeau, Edward G.

1004CLEVELAND, OHIO

Lenart, Steve Sr.

1029CLEVELAND, OHIO

Kedves, Gizella

1033CLEVELAND, OHIO

Evon, Bertha

SEPTEMBER, 1982

001BRIDGEPORT, CT.

Zane, Elizabeth

Kuhar, Anna Ripley, Vertie Bognár, Kalman

Marko, Katherine

Takacs, Stephen

Toma, Stephen Thopsey, Mary 008 JOHNSTOWN, PA.

Uhl, Mrs. Arminta 010 BARTON, OHIO Betler, Joseph

013 TRENTON, N.J.

Tezsla, Anthony Nemeth, István Csorba, Charles Matte, Theresa

014 CLEVELAND, OHIO

Maczlk, Margaret

016 PERTH AMBOY, N.J. Gibson, George H.

017 LORAIN, OHIO

Kruclnskl, Elizabeth

018 DETROIT, Ml.

Pallagi. Elizabeth Donatti, Goldy Gatesy, Anna Somergary, Jesse Matyas, Stephen Jr. Kisiczki, William Martin, Steve Jr.

Balog, Michael G.

019 NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. Sansouci, Joseph Kormondy, Margaret

026 SHARON,PA

Maras, Richard B.

028 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Molnár, Frank J.

032 GARY, W. VA.

Dolgas, Anthony 034 PITTSBURGH, PA. Kozma, Stephen O. Gregosits, Stephen 039 BEAVER FALLS, PA.

Beres, Helen 044 AKRON, OHIO

Magda, Michael J. Kardos, Katie 048 NEW YORK, N.Y. Szedlacsek, Helen Nachman, Vilma Pacsaye, Mary 051 PASSAIC, N.J.

Papp, Nicholas 071 DUQUESNE, PA.

Horvath, Helen 076 PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Bush, Regina 080 VINTONDALE, PA.

Torzok, Frank Sr.

085 DAISYTOWN, PA.

Adams, Tibor D.

091 MASSILLON, OHIO Nemeti, Frances 098 BETHLEHEM, PA.

Janny, Stephen Sr.

130 EAST CHICAGO, IND.

Gabor, Andrew E.

132 SOUTH BEND, IND. Seguin, Roland R. Dovanczki, Nicholas 159 PHOENIXVILLE, PA.

Moses. Marla 189 ALLIANCE, OHIO Mathe, Joseph 216 NORTHAMPTON, PA. Balogh, Géza

226 McKeesport, pa.

Nagy, Stephen Jr.

230 TERRE HAUTE, IND. Christian, Paul

248 MONAVILLE, W. VA. Wagner, Andrew

249 DAYTON, OHIO Sedlak, Mrs. Frank

Hungarian Heritage

The Hungarian Eighth Tribe Foundation held its second Annual Heritage Conference on August 20 to 22nd in Ligonier, Pa. Participants came from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland and Virginia, representing 3 generations, whose ancestors came from the Old Hungarian Kingdom. The Foundation is not affiliated with any Hungarian religious, fraternal or political organization. It is chartered in Pennsylvania, with local branches throughout the United States.

The Hungarian Eighth Tribe Foundation, Ligonier, Pennsylvania 15658 provides a voice to reach Americans of Hungarian ancestry, and to foster Hungarian heritage in America.

HETF publishes an interesting bilingual monthly journal, mostly in English ($10 a year), which brings news of interest to those Americans interested in learning more of Hungarian history and culture, and serves as a conduit of information on activities of Hungarian-oriented organizations in the U.S. and Canada.

Every American has an ethnic heritage. HETF strives to serve those Americans whose background (blood or marriage) is Hungarian, no matter how remote. The Foundation seeks to establish a cultural and historical Institute to be a basic Hungarian cultural and historical archival resource for the over 3,500,000 of Hungarian origin in North America. HETF needs membership and support of all interested in exploring and perpetuating a glorious and fascinating history of the many events in the Hungarian saga, which touch our lives today, everywhere.

275 MILWAUKEE, WISC.

Angyan, Stephen J.

296 SPRINGDALE, PA.

Torok, Stephen Eichensehr, Daniel 383 BUFFALO, N.Y.

Kostrzewa. Arthur R. 500 DETROIT, Ml.

Somergary, Jesse Gazdagh, James M.D. 525 LOS ANGELES. CA.

Poch, Alexander 590 CAPE CORAL, FL.

Simon, Anna Johnson, Walter H.

705 MAYVILLE, WISC.

Stern. Julia D.

720 BOSTON, MASS.

Forfa, George P.

Kane, William 1003 CLEVELAND, OHIO Weinrauch, Julia

1006 CLEVELAND, OHIO

Hampammer, Emmerich

1007 CLEVELAND, OHIO

Hollo, Julia