William Penn Life, 1987 (22. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1987-10-01 / 10. szám

October 1987, William Penn Life, Page 11 In Memóriám MARGARET E. MOLNÁR SOUTHGATE, MI — The mem­bers of Detroit Branch 18 were saddened by the recent passing of Mrs. Margaret E. Molnár, mother of National Director John S. Molnár. She was 78. Mrs. Molnár was the longtime owner/operator of two John Molnár Funeral Homes: one in Delray, the other in Southgate. She also ran the Molnár Beauty Shop in Delray before assuming ownership of the funeral home in 1950, following the death of her husband, John F. Molnár. Mrs. Molnár will be remember­ed as an active woman in the Hungarian community and a strong supporter of the branch’s fraternal activities. In addition to her son, she is survived by two daughters, Mar­jorie Chovanec and Delores Yuhasz, three sisters, a brother, four grandchildren and a great­­grandson. Internment was at Wood mere Cemetery in Detroit. STEPHEN J. ZELLE FAIRFIELD, CT — Bridgeport, Conn. Branch 1 reports with great sorrow the death of beloved member Stephen J. Zelle of Fair­­field. Mr. Zelle, 76, passed away on Sept. 14, 1987. A member of the former Ameri­can Hungarian Catholic Society,. Mr. Zelle joined the William Penn following the merger of the two societies. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Gajdos Zelle. Burial was at St. Michael’s Cemetery in Stratford. GEORGE F. MILLER LATROBE, PA — The members of Latrobe Branch 8048 were saddened by the recent death of George F. Miller. Mr. Miller was a devoted mem­ber and organizer of fraternal activities who played an important role in the growth of the branch. We ask our fellow members to pray for the eternal rest of Mrs. Molnár, Mr. Zelle, Mr. Miller and all our recently departed members listed below: AUGUST 1987 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT Moffet, Mary Salvio, Katalin Urban, Margaret M. 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA Rosey, Joseph 0013 TRENTON, NJ Lawton, Anna 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Hideg, Elizabeth Molnár, Julius Jr. Mussig, Frank C. 0015 CHICAGO, IL Puskarits, Robert 0018 DETROIT, Ml Elies, Elizabeth Enos, Frances E. Horvath, Katherine Kar, Edward W. Nagy, Bertha Nemeth, Maria Szeman, Joseph 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Balabas, Susanna Franko, John Hornyak, Ethel Kucsma, Elsie 0022 ROEBLING, NJ Ferenczi, Elizabeth Franc, Christina D. Long, Bernard J. Jr. 0027 TOLEDO, OH Szilák, Alan A. 0028 YOUNGSTOWN, OH Sluka, Frank 0031 BARNESBORO, PA Horne, Edward Sackash, Stephen 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Lehoczky, Leslie F. Lowrey, Elizabeth 0038 ITHACA, NY Komaromi, Joseph J. 0044 AKRON, OH Varga, Barbara 0045 CLEVELAND, OH Vargo, Louis Z. 0048 NEW YORK, NY Bartók, Daniel 0071 DUQUESNE, PA O’Neil, William J. 0098 BETHLEHEM, PA Phillippi, Theresa Yandrasits, Edward F. 0127 JOLIET, IL Keri, Margaret 0132 SOUTH BEND, IN Basarich, Stephen Boros, Paul Jr. McCarty, Michael A. Stoyko, Stephen 0141 ELLWOOD CITY, PA Hussar, Stephen 0150 MASONTOWN, PA Karlock, Steven Mogyoros, Steve 0226 McKeesport, pa Sabo, Ethel H. Schwerha, Elsie 0230 TERRE HAUTE, IN Oswalt, William 0249 DAYTON, OH Kurz, Julius Mobley, Dennis J. 0278 OMAHA, NE Papp, Mike 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA Pavucek, Amelia V. Such, Helen 0349 WEIRTON, WV Mathews, Mary E. 0352 CORAOPOLIS, PA Meskow, Edward A. Rumancik, Helen 0383 BUFFALO, NY Rate, Edwarda 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA Latchic, Threasa 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL Demuth, Stephen 0720 BOSTON, MA Babcock, Margaret E. Surowiec, Maxice S. 8045 SCRANTON, PA Trapper, Henry 8057 VERONA, PA Abaray, George Jr. McCue, Helen A. 8164 STEUBENVILLE, OH Agresta, Cesare Avoli, Severino 8222 PITTSBURGH, PA Hedderman, Elizabeth 8261 PHILADELPHIA, PA Healy, Mildred M. 8375 NANTICOKE, PA Kotz, Alex Donations for August 1987 WPFA Scholarship Foundation AUGUST 1987 Br. Name Amt. 0001 Hallquist, Dorothy S.$7.10 0001 Soares, Joseph B. 1.00 0001 Minahan, Reinaldo 1.00 0001 Polascik, Thomas A.2.00 0001 Walsh, Robert J. 10.00 0001 Roberts, Marie R. 2.00 0013 Varga, Andrew John 10.00 0013 Kondor, Joseph S.5.00 0014 Fanchaly, Helen L.1.00 0014 Walters, L. Joseph 0.50 0015 Kish, Mary 2.00 0015 Maloney, Michael J.1.00 0016 Ballek, Mark John 2.00 0018 Hegedűs, Venus 50.00 0018 Varga, Wendy Lynn 2.00 0018 Knaus, Anne M. 5.88 0018 Corriveau, Helen M.10.00 0019 Horvath, Susan I. 5.00 0019 Roszkowski, Milton 1.00 0019 Gorman, Elizabeth V.1.00 0022 Titzell, Arthur III 5.00 0022 Lynch, Phillip C. 5.00 0024 Horvath, Alex 5.00 0026 Paul, Barbara E. 3.00 0028 Takach, David S. 10.00 0031 Novosat, Grace E. 5.00 0032 Bacho, Carmela M.25.00 0034 Tischler, Henry J. 3.82 0034 Mogus, Mildred M.5.00 0048 Benavides, Jose 10.00 0048 Lengyel, Anna 3.00 0051 Milano, Ronald Paul 10.00 0059 Kuskovich, John 4.50 0059 Torok, Anna 5.00 0067 Miller, Frank 1.10 0067 Zielinski, Leo S. 5.30 0067 Horn, Hazel A. 5.00 0071 Estok, George 2.00 0071 Bricker, Evelyn 5.00 0076 Bodi, Frances L. 10.00 0076 Macey, Dolores A. 5.00 0085 Patterson, Camilla M.2.64 0089 Kotowski, Anthony T.1.00 0089 Saunders, James M.5.00 0089 Snyder, Rita 5.00 0130 Knaver, Richard 2.00 0132 Somoya, Julius J. Jr.3.00 0132 Flatoff, Goldie Mae 1.00 0141 Scala, Helen 5.00 0150 Sheranko, Ronald A.10.00 0226 Buhaly, Joseph G.1.00 0226 Buhaly, Julia A. 1.00 0249 Merker, Lillian I. 10.00 0275 Riley, Marcella C.10.00 0296 Beres, Andrew Paul 10.00 0336 Miller, Michael 1.15 0336 Malukas, Thomas A.0.95 0336 Johns, Charles S. 2.76 0336 Rose, Marcia 3.00 0352 Corrins, L. Gloria 10.00 0352 Pastorkovic, Frank J.1.00 0352 Hedtke, John W. Jr.2.00 0383 Hurley, Mary Ann 5.00 0525 Schlauh, Ronald F.10.00 0548 Lewis, Stephen 2.00 0590 Bailey, Edith A. 1.00 0590 Vogel, Paul L. 5.00 0649 Bracey, Nicole A. 5.00 0649 Bryant, Madolyn 1.00 0705 Fandrich, Linda I. 3.00 0705 Iverson, Thelma M.1.00 0705 Sturm, Vida R. 3.00 0705 Buchta, Helen T. 1.00 0720 Czepiel, Stella C. 1.00 0720 Nitkiewicz, David F.2.00 0720 Kruzel, Casimir W.2.00 0720 Johnson, Robert L.3.0C 0720 Acquaviva, Marie A.1.00 0720 Myles, Grace M. 2.00 0720 Brooks, Lawrence B.1.00 0720 Cote, Mary T. 2.00 0720 Yourawski, Walter J.5.00 0720 Brown, Melvin F. 5.00 0720 Kelter, Deanna D. 5.00 0720 Macchione, Mary A.1.00 0720 Neveu, Archer J. 5.00 0800 Schimminger, John J.1.00 8007 Ryan, Patrick J. 5.00 8019 Sojka, Ruth C. 10.00 8020 Turner, Janet A. 2.00 8056 Rosko, Walter J. 5.00 8057 Stefani, Mary A. 1.00 8261 Polkowska, Anne G.2.00 8745 Zakes, Casimira C.5.00 8748 Arbanas, Rudolph 5.00 M/M Elmer W. Toth 250.00 TOTAL $697.70 In Memory Of AUGUST 1987 ETHEL SABO M/M E. E. Vargo $25.00 M/M William J. Haberstroh 25.00 M/M Albert J. Stelkovics 25.00 M/M Louis A. Fodor 25.00 M/M Frank J. Radvany 25.00 M/M Michael J. Hrabar 30.00 M/M Anthony F. Waskiewicz 100.00 Branch 19, New Brunswick, N.J. 25.00 ETHEL SABO LOUIS SABO M/M Albert G. Kertesz 50.00 RALPH MENICHIELLO MARION KLUBÉN SPIES M/M Michael J. Hrabar 20.00 LOUIS HRABAR M/M Michael J. Hrabar 50.00 Mr. John Sabo 25.00 M/M Frank J. Wukovits, Jr. 25.00 M/M John Zukutansky 10.00 M/M John P. Balia 20.00 M/M Gus G. Nagy 20.00 M/M John T. Lesko 25.00 M/M James Beganyi 25.00 M/M Stephen J. Ivancso 25.00 Violet B. Lenart 25.00 Frances A. Furedy 25.00 M/M E. E. Vargo 25.00 M/M Louis A. Fodor 25.00 M/M Albert J. Stelkovics 25.00 M/M Frank J. Radvany 25.00 Home Office 50.00 Branch 19, New Brunswick,N.J. 10.00 BERNARD J. LONG, JR. Branch 22, Roebling, N.J. 5.00 TOTAL $790.00 William Penn’s Home for the Elderly AUGUST 1987 Br. Name Amt. 0051 DeFilippo, Michael F.$1.00 0352 Breier, Bobbi L. 7.00 0548 Melóra, Philip 10.00 Marianne R. Gale 5.00 TOTAL $23.00 Mount St. George Cable Television System Campaign M/M Craner 1,000.00 Mrs. Stella Barry 100.00 Margaret Kemper 50.00 M/M Albert J. Stelkovics $25.00 Mr. Thomas Kricik 15.00 Mrs. Mary Cobler 5.00 M/M Amicone 5.00 Thomas Daugherty 4.00 TOTAL $1,204.00 Miscellaneous Income BOND INTEREST C. D. Matures $56,645.29 Homestead Savings & Loan 306.25 Pacific T & T 493.75 TOTAL $57,445.29 Exhibition of Hungarian statue reminds viewers of ’56 fight for freedom CLEVELAND — On Sept. 26, Cleveland’s Hungarian Museum exhibited artifacts from early Hungarian history up to the present. A special fund-raising activity took place at St. Elizabeth’s Church where the museum proudly opened its second ex­hibit to the public. On display at the second ex­hibit was a replica of St. Stephen’s Crown blessed by Cardinal Mind­­szenty, a cope of King Matthias which was on loan from the Oberlin College Museum, paint­ings by George Kozmán and a 15- foot hand-carved Székely kapu which was created by the Hung­arian Scouts of Cleveland. Another smaller item was a reproduction of an original sculp­ture created by George Holossy. The original, which is four-and­­a-half meters high, stand in Liber­ty Square in Boston. This statue has an interesting history. A small group of Boston Hungarians had a dream. They banded together and through combined efforts were able to realize their dream. Many members contributed a day’s pay, the city fathers suppor­ted them, people from various states and even Budapest contri­buted to the effort. The Massachusetts Magyar Egyesulet’s dream of having a statue in their city commemorat­ing the 1956 Freedom Fight in Hungary became a reality. The intent of the exhibition’s sponsor, the Cleveland Hungar­ian Heritage Society, is to collect and preserve things having to do with Hungarians and their com-George Holossy's sculpture commem­orating the 1956 Revolution in Hungary. munity. They are looking for more equipment such as cases for dis­plays, racks, filing cabinets and other items that would be helpful in establishing their museum archives. The Society is especially inter­ested in newspaper clippings of Hungarian events in the Cleveland area, old photographs of Hungar­ian groups and church albums. Perhaps some of our William Penn members have items that would be of interest to the museum.

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