William Penn Life, 1993 (28. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)

1993-11-01 / 11. szám

November 1993, William Penn Life, Page 7 In Memóriám EMMA L. BEGANYI SPRINGDALE, PA — The mem­bers of Branch 296 Springdale and the entire Association were saddened by the recent death of former National Auditor Emma L. Beganyi. Mrs. Beganyi, 74, died Oct. 17, 1993, in her home in Springdale. Mrs. Beganyi was elected to the first of four consecutive terms on the National Auditing Committee in 1971. She served as the com­mittee’s secretary from 1971 to 1979 and as chairman of the committee from 1979 until her retirement in 1987-She was also a faithful and active member of Branch 296 for many years and served on numer­ous branch committees. She was bom Nov. 29,1918, in Springdale and lived there all her life. She was vice president of the branch office of Springdale Sav­ings and Loan. The company was sold to Atlantic Financial and later became the Springdale office of Integra Bank, from which Mrs. Beganyi retired in 1989. She was a member of the United Church of Christ, Spring-WPFA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. SEPTEMBER 1993 Br. Donor Amt. 0001 David F. Cranney$20.47 Thomas A. Polascik1.00 Karl F. Wengenroth3.38 0010 Nellie Pinter 1.00 0013 Ella C. O’Donnell 2.00 0014 Angela J. Fortner 2.00 0018 Alexa Falus 1.00 Lora Lyn Falus 1.00 Valentine Marculewicz 1.00 Eustace J. White 2.00 0019 Rose Ann Kosztyn 20.00 Guy J. Nemara, Jr.5.00 Michael W. Schreck5.00 0027 John Nagy 3.00 0028 Margaret Baker 2.00 Ruth J. Fabian 2.17 Edward J. Kinnick 2.82 Raymond A. Manley 2.97 Stephen L. Molnár 5.00 Catherine L. Paul 0.80 Chris S. Paul 0.80 0034 Rosalia C. Minich 5.00 Ethel E. Paulovitch 2.00 Elsie Stadler 15.00 0037 Eric Michael McGrath 10.00 0044 Alexander J. Darago 27.00 Stephen J. Francis 10.00 0059 Martin C. Mandel 2.00 Elizabeth Toki 5.00 0071 Christopher Konchak 1.00 John E. Konchak 1.00 Renee Konchak 1.00 0089 Leona M. Olasz 3.76 0090 Stephanie J. Geosits 1.00 0098 David M. Kravatz 5.00 0129 Rita J. Summers 1.00 0132 Goldie Mae Flatoff 1.00 dale, and the Ladies Aid Society of the church. She is survived by her husband, James Beganyi, and a brother, Joseph Danka of Oakmont, Pa. A memorial service was held for Mrs. Beganyi at the Charles B. Jarvies Funeral Home in Spring­­dale, conducted by her minister, the Rev. Charles Limpar. National President E. E. Vargo offered remarks on behalf of the William Penn Association. The members of Branch 296 also remembered Mrs. Beganyi by saying a special memorial prayer for her during the branch’s Octo­ber meeting. Burial was in Springdale Ceme­tery. The family suggests memor­ial contributions be made to the charity of the donor’s choice. May she rest in peace. NICHOLAS JUHASZ CLEVELAND — The members of Branch 14 Cleveland and the entire Association were saddened by the death of Nicholas Juhasz, past president of the branch and a former member of the National Auditing Committee. Mr. Juhasz died on Sept. 2, 1993, of natural causes at his home in Cleveland. He was 87. For more than 50 years, he dedicated much of his time and effort to the Association. He served as president of Branch 14 for 25 years and was a National Auditor from 1963 to 1967. He also managed the Verhovay Hung­arian Cultural Club in Cleveland for many years. He was born in 1906 in Komo­­ro, Hungary, and became a master butcher. In 1927, he and his wife Magdeline came to the United States and settled in Johnstown, Pa. In 1941, two years after his wife’s death, Mr. Juhasz and the Emery M. Horvath 5.00 Emily L. Radecki 1.00 Shannon Radecki 1.00 0133 Victor Dudás 1.65 0150 William S. Durant 3.04 0159 Thomas L. Edwards 5.00 0174 Carol A. Moran 2.24 0189 Piroska Farkas 6.87 0216 Rita A. Fodor 5.16 Mary Radakovits 20.00 0226 Mary Kraly 3.00 0296 Alyssa K. Davitt 25.00 0336 Dana M. Krajcsik 5.00 Dorothy T Polomski 2.50 Mary T. Rados 5.00 0352 Mark A. Montani 10.00 William Pini 6.20 Isabella Spohn 5.00 0383 Christa Nagy 2.08 0705 Edna A. Saleska 5.00 0720 Madeline M. Bennett 2.00 Nelson J. Canniff 10.00 John Cunningham 5.00 Arlene M. Dunham 3.00 William J. McDermod 3.00 0800 Robert V. Aiken 5.00 Robert D. Seymore 5.00 Marie A. Stock 2.70 8020 Timothy P. Burns 10.00 8026 Charles D. Docherty 5.00 8057 Esther M. Lopolito 10.00 Frances M. Stifter 10.00 8222 Anna M. Clair 5.00 Norbert J. Clair 5.00 8314 Thomas J. Philippi 5.00 TOTAL $380.61 OCTOBER 1993 Donor Amt. Albert A. Kurtz $ 20.00 M/M John B. Nagy 15.00 Margaret Oeler 20.00 Br. 14 Cleveland, OH (Golf hole sponsorship)100.00 couple’s four children moved to Cleveland. He owned a butcher shop and grocery store in Cleveland from 1952 to 1955, when he sold the business and began his 18-year career as a superintendent at Bates and Springer Management Co. Mr. Juhasz was active in local politics, serving on the central committee of the Republican par­ty of Cuyahoga County and as a voting booth judge. He was a past president of the Hungarian Business and Trades­men’s Club and a member of the Hungarian Reformed Church. As a member of the Hungarian Re­formed Federation of America, he helped Hungarian refugees get settled in America. In addition to his first wife, he was preceded in death by his second wife, Helen Vatty, and a son, Julius. He is survived by a son, Nichol­as Yuhas of Euclid, Ohio; two daughters, Alice Eger of Wick­­cliffe, Ohio, and Dorothy Cala­brese of Cleveland; 13 grandchil­dren and six great-grandchildren. The family requests that all monetary donations be sent in his name to the Hungarian Cultural Gardens, which he helped to es­tablish, or to the Hospice of the Western Reserve. May he rest in peace. JULIA KRISTÓF CHER BETHLEHEM, PA — Julia Kris­tóf Cher, 77, a member of Branch 48 New York, passed away Oct. 4,1993, in Leader Nursing Home in Bethlehem. She was the widow of Frank J. Cher, an illustrious member and former fraternal af­fairs administrator of the Associ­ation. She was an associate for many years for the International Import In Memóriám OCTOBER 1993 EMMA L. BEGANYI M/M Louis A. Fodor $ 25.00 Frances A. Furedy 25.00 Violet B. Lenart 25.00 SOPHIE KEREKES M/M Louis A. Fodor 25.00 M/M Michael J. Hrabar 50.00 M/M Joseph D. Radvany 15.00 Michael F. Tomcsak 25.00 M/M Elmer W. Toth 25.00 TOTAL $215.00 Miscellaneous Income SEPTEMBER 1993 Funds raised through Hole Sponsorship Program at 10th Annual Golf Tournament $2,000.00 Cookbooks 60.00 TOTAL $2,060.00 OCTOBER 1993 Cookbooks $30.00 Donations from 1993 Meeting of the WPFA Scholarship Foundation (Received after July 16,1993) M/M Robert A. Kapinus $100.00 In Memóriám (Received after Sept. 13,1993) DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS & DECEASED WPA MEMBERS M/M William C. Kohut $1,000.00 Export Company, Wall Street, New York. She was also active along with her husband in the former Verhovay Aid Association and later the William Penn. During the Hungarian Revolu­tion of 1956 she acted as a Red Cross interpreter for Hungarian refugees. She was of the Catholic faith. She was a member of the Ameri­can Red Cross, International Can­cer Society and Hunter College Alumni Society. She is survived by five sisters, Vera Nagy of Palmerton, Pa., Mar­garet Nagy, Helen Falcone and Ann Zelenk, all of Bangor, Pa., and Gloria Pavlick of Brooklyn, N.Y.; and a brother, Frank F. Kristóf of East Stroudsburg, Pa. May she rest in peace. We ask our fellow members to pray for the eternal rest of Mrs. Beganyi, Mrs. Cher, Mr. Juhasz and all our recently departed members listed below: SEPTEMBER 1993 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT Helen Carlson Grace Collins John Fray James E. Hudson Martha E. Molnár 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA John F. Zender 0010 BARTON, OH Louis Pocsik 0013 TRENTON, NJ Frank Farkas 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Samuel Hathy, Jr. Mary Rose Hegedűs Louis Horvath 0015 CHICAGO, IL Elizabeth Brain 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Elizabeth L. Kalman Elizabeth Loch Irene Small 0022 ROEBLING, NJ Margaret Mihalcso 0026 SHARON, PA Stephen V. Ellis 0027 TOLEDO, OH Irene Stein 0034 PITTSBURGH. PA Joseph Kalke Gerard A. Lotz George R. Meissner 0044 AKRON, OH Ignacz Losonczki 0048 NEW YORK, NY Anthony S. Humenik 0051 PASSAIC, NJ Alice M. Marton John A. Rumble 0071 DUQUESNE, PA Edward A. Maiséi 0085 DAISYTOWN, PA John Boyza 0089 HOMESTEAD, PA Mary Boka 0098 BETHLEHEM,PA Stephen Klucsik Leah Nagy 0129 COLUMBUS, OH Margaret Mary Janvary George Tokár, Jr. 0132 SOUTH BEND, IN Stanley D. Bird Helen Crosby 0174 SCRANTON, PA Stella Nekrasz 0214 FLINT, Ml Valonda Pepper 0218 LUCERNE MINES, PA Louis E. Kish 0226 McKeesport, pa Theona K. Craner 0249 DAYTON, OH Ann Kroniss 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA László Borsay Irene Harvey Helen Querio 0383 BUFFALO, NY Andrew A. Karpie 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA Margaret Balint 0705 MAYVILLE, Wl Margaret C. Brown 0720 BOSTON, MA Armand Alves George Furson Margaret M. Jigarjian Margaret W. Kilray Paul B. LeDoux Anne J. Rys 0800 ALTOONA, PA Alfred B. Santone Mejvin J. Trenkle Alois Willmerdinger 8222 PITTSBURGH, PA Julia A. Roche------Mo ving ?-----­If you have recently moved or are planning to move, please notify our office so that we can update our records and make sure you keep receiving the William Penn Life Please print the necessary information below. 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