William Penn Life, 1984 (19. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1984-10-01 / 4. szám
Branch 189 Alliance, Ohio Summer has come and gone, but we here at William Penn Branch 189 are looking forward to good things happening for the winter months! For the summer months we had an enjoyable Athletic picnic, which was held at Westville Lake. Special thanks to Athletic President, Larry Haidet and Vice President Marlin Bowers for their many hours of planning. Many thanks to the Barber brothers (Dick and Ralph) for their untiring services, especially for cooking the sausage. We here in Alliance believe the brothers cook the best sausage this side of Ohio! The coconut cream pies baked by Mable Leach were certainly enjoyed by all, especially by this reporter! An August family reunion was hosted by Dorothy Trumpeter and her Dick and Ralph Barber, William Penn A C, picnic cooks. husband, Vice President Karl Trumpeter, for Mrs. Trumpeter’s family, who had gathered for the first time as a complete group in 40 years. A delicious dinner was enjoyed at the William Penn Club the evening before the reunion. The reunion was held at Westville Lake. The eight Schwartzhoff sisters and brothers, who lived in the Alliance area for many years, were all together with the exception of one brother (Joseph) who is deceased. The 79th birthday of Adolph and the 49th wedding anniversary of Ted and Marge Schwartzhoff were all celebrated at the reunion. Guests attended from Ohio, Iowa, California and Michigan. Among the immediate families were the wives and husbands and many of their children and grandchildren. A most enjoyable week and reunion was enjoyed by all! It is with a hope the reunion of the Schwartzhoff family will be a yearly event. The William Penn bus trip to West Virginia was a huge success with 40 people having a grand time! Never knew we had so many good singers as there were on the bus! Branch 189 wishes to extend their sympathy to the Szuzsanne Magyaros and the James Sabo families at the loss of their loved one. Also to the Vice President Karl Trumpeter at the loss of his dear mother, Maggie Trumpeter. May they rest in God’s peace and love. We will be holding our A.C. dinnerdance on December 1st. Social hour will be from 7 to 8 P.M. Dinner will be served at 8:15 P.M. Schwartzhoff brothers and sisters, decendants of Adolph and Winifred Schwartzhoff. From L. to R.: Dorothy, Walter, Modesta, Paul, Mary, Ted, Vic and Ade. Election of officers will be December 10th at 2 P.M. at the William Penn Club. The Children’s Christmas party will be held December 17th at 2 P.M. Please make sure you sign up your children for this joyful event by December 10th. Summer is over and now school is in full swing, so please drive carefully — protect our children. Zoltán Cibulas Branch Manager will help you with all your insurance needs, call him at (216) 823-2028 or write him at 1821 Lilly Lane, Alliance, Ohio 44601. Fraternally, Marie Duruttya Reporter, Branch 189 Branch 1 59 Phoenixville, Pa. Teams are being organized for the William Penn Bowling Tournament in 1985, in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Please contact your Branch Manager, if interested. Branch 159 wishes to congratulate Branch Manager William Kovach who was elected President of the Philadelphia Gear Corp. Supervisor’s Club for 1984. Fraternally, Linda Munz, Reporter Branch 590 Cape Coral, Florida Our quarterly meeting was held on September 9th, 1984, at Branch manager Anthony G. Noel’s home. President Árpád George opened the meeting at 4:00 P.M. Due to the absence of secretary Rose Darab, Irene Redden was acting secretary. Barry Varon, general agent for William Penn Association has attended our April 29th meeting. William Penn Association is known as the “Fraternal that cares”, he stated. They have created a unique and valued service for their members. This service deals with money management on a personal basis. Mr. Varon has offered to review the benefits of our certificate and to bring our records up-to-date. The Association offers a broad selection of Insurance plans, which include: Permanent & Term Life Insurance; Retirement Plans; Health Coverages, such as Disability Income, Hospitalization, Major Medical, Nursing Home and Medicare Supplement Insurance. 21
