William Penn Life, 1983 (18. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1983-10-01 / 4. szám
189. The teams had a wonderful time, won prizes and enjoyed a delicious dinner in the evening. They had a beautiful fun-filled day and are anxiously looking forward to the second annual William Penn Golf Tournament. Summertime is for swimming, vacations, picnics and reunions—the John and Sarah Korosy reunion is one that will long be remembered by the Korosy family. July 24, 48 descendants of John and Sarah Korosy gathered for their first annual reunion, at the summer home of John Korosy, Jr. Family members traveled from Cleveland, Upper Sandusky, Alliance, and Sebring, Ohio and from Indianapolis, Indiana. Beatrice Korosy Keeler, eldest daughter of John and Sarah, was the oldest family member present. Julianne Giordano, granddaughter of Mike and Etta Korosy was the youngest member. The event was hosted by John and Sue Korosy, assisted by their daughter Susan Hines. Rosine Korosy Trieff, daughter of Steve and Margaret Korosy, traveled the farthest distance, coming from Indianapolis, Indiana. She was accompanied by her four lovely children. The reunion was the fulfillment of a promise made by Margaret Korosy to her mother-in-law, Sarah, to get the family together someday. Everyone was so happy Margaret persisted in making the promise come true!! We’re glad to hear that Mike Bodo and Mike Korosy have recovered from surgery. Best of health to the both of them. Many doings are being arranged at Branch 189 William Penn Club for this fall! The Halloween party is being looked forward to with great excitement ... we all enjoy dressing up in costumes, whether it be pretty, funny or scary!! In the month of December a dinner dance will be held by the William Penn A. C. Club. The cocktail hour is from 7 P.M. to 8 P.M. Dinner will be served by Manager Penny and her helpers at 8:15 P.M. Dancing will start at 9:30 P.M. The date of the dinner dance is December 3rd. The election of officers of Branch 189 will be held December 11, 1983 at 2:30 P.M. at the William Penn Club. Our children’s Christmas party is December 18 at 2:30 P.M. Oh, what fun the children’s Christmas party is!!! Starting the first Saturday in October the William Penn Club will be serving both American and Hungarian dinners! Come and visit us and enjoy a good dinner. The Friday night steak frys will continue as usual with Randy (Turtle) Young at the grill. Remember, Zoltán Cibulas is always ready to give you a helping hand with all your insurance needs. He’s never too busy to give you assistance. Call him at (216) 823-2028 or write him at 1821 Lilly Lane, Alliance, Ohio 44601. God’s Blessings be with you all. Fraternally, Marie Duruttya Branch 226 McKeesport, Pa. A lifelong member of the William Penn Association and Branch 226, Col. Robert L. Turkoly-Joczik USA Ret. has won academic distinction by being chosen by the British Government Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals of the Universitites of the United Kingdom (Great Britain— Scotland—Ireland) as the recipient of the Overseas Research Students Award. The three year scholarship is granted to post graduate students of outstanding merit and research potential. Col. Turkoly-Jocsik holds degrees from California State University, Duquesne University and the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. He is also a graduate of the Defense Language Institute taking a certificate in Arabic. Col. Robert L. Turkoly-Joczik Col. Turkoly-Joczik is the author of several papers on unconventional warfare and has recently presented a paper at the 25th Annual Missouri Conference on History. He and his family will be in residence in Great Britain at the University College of Wales, where he is a doctoral candidate in the field of International Politics and Strategic Studies. Branch 249 Dayton, Ohio Summer has come and gone, only the memories remain. I hope among your memories, the pleasant ones outweigh the others. Our Branch takes this opportunity to extend congratulations to all those elected to office for the ensueing four years, during the 30th General Convention held in September. We are optimistic that they will carry the yoke, passed on from their predecessors to greater and successful endeavors; and that new challenges will be met and overcome for the good of our Association. Our monthly branch meetings have resumed and are held the third Monday of each month at St. Stephen’s Hall, 1114 Troy St., beginning at 7:00 P.M. All members are invited to attend. Steve Horvath, Vice President of Fraternal Affairs, is formulating bowling teams so we will again be represented next May at the National Bowling Tournament. All those in-Korosy Reunion —Descendants of John and Sarah Korosy 24
