William Penn Life, 2001 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

2001-04-01 / 4. szám

Please pray for the eternal rest of all our recently departed members listed below: FEBRUARY 2001 0016 0018 0019 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT 0022 William Varga, Sr. Louis Filakosky 0024 Benjamin Lee Bero William Mezzo Anita C. Vachon 0026 Barbara Bama William S. Nemeth 0027 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA Thomas A. Piro 0028 Aaron E. Molnár 0013 TRENTON, NJ 0034 Paul Polensky 0014 CLEVE AND, OH 0045 Helen Lendway Michael J. Carrick 0048 Margaret L. Kiss Louis R Groza 0051 John A. Calabrese Irene Gall 0015 CHICAGO.IL 0059 Stephen F. Leonardo Ethel L. Groleske Lillian Muellner PERTH AMBOY, Nj Etel Czvomyek Margaret R Wybraniec Jessie M. Marshall LINCOLN PARK, Ml Alexander A. Recsei Helen M. Emerling NEW BRUNSWICK NJ Francis King Helen Stillwell ROEBLING, NJ Ronald F. Nemeth CHICAGO, IL Sophia Getvase Helen B. Wagner SHARON, PA Lorraine C. Clark TOLEDO, OH Elizabeth Dorogi YOUNGSTOWN, OH Gabriel Nameth PITTSBURGH, PA Betty W. Corcoran CLEVELAND, OH Marie Hajdú NEW YORK, NY Stella Davidson PASSAIC, NJ Margaret Szewczyk Albert Brantner WINDBER PA Stella Rush continued from Page 14 daughter of King Ferdinand of Naples. But, Matthias already had a three-year-old son, Janos Corvinus, born to an Austrian commoner. As his second marriage was also childless, Matthias acknowledged his illegitimate son and began to prepare him to assume the throne. Matthias was frequently ill, beginning in 1840, so he persued the succession issue as much as possible. He knew it would not be easy to have his barons accept Janos, even after adorning him with fancy titles and ranks. Young Janos became the largest landowner in Hungary and aristocrats, counties, royal officials and town officials all swore oaths to him. Still, Matthias doubted whether his son would be accepted as the legitimate heir. He devised a plan to place a Habsburg on the Hungar­ian throne. In exchange, Janos would receive the Bosnian- Croatian royal title. But, this modest plan never came to pass. Before entering negotiations, Matthias died unex­pectedly in Vienna in the spring of 1490. He was about 50 years of age. His death left his followers and Hungarians up to the present day wondering what his next great plan for his nation would have been. 0071 DUQUESNE, PA Irene Szepesi Nicholas A. Demarco James S. Turocy Catherine E. Bama 0076 PHILADELPHIA, PA Edward G. McBride Julia Gacsi Elizabeth T. Gana Anita Young 0085 DAISYTOWN, PA Clara C. Petrosky 0089 HOMESTEAD, PA Evelyn B. Gonda Dorothy E. Clarkson Mary R Schoemer Joseph Toth 0090 ALLENTOWN, PA Joseph Kovács 0098 BETHLEHEM, PA Anna E. Carpency Julius Muzikar Elishia C. Altemose 0129 COLUMBUS, OH Charles W. Boso David George 0159 PHOENIXVILLE, PA Albert Augustine Joseph F. Balloge 0214 FLINT, Ml Irene Jako Ernest G. Soltész 0226 McKeesport, pa Mary Opar 0275 MILWAUKEE, Wl George J, Angyan 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA George Goerman, Jr. James J. Cicchirillo continued from Page 17 Schill (who turns 17), and Annette (Steiner) Sunderland of Lucinda, now living in Pittsburgh. Finally, birthday wishes to two very special friends, Gerry Ochs of Lucinda and Ruth Huefner of Tionesta. It's your special day. Branch 8114 sends a cheerful note to wish all the officers, directors, employ­ees and members of the WPA a wonderful, blessed Easter. If you have any news to share or need information on life insurance or tax­­deferred annuities, I can be 0352 CORAOPOLIS, PA Clarence C. Eveges Ralph G. Spadafore, Sr. 0383 BUFFALO, NY Anthony M. Bottlinger 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA Barbara J. Curry Mary B. Krotosky Christopher D. Sharpe 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL Rose Furia Frank J. Komarmi Vickie F. Royals Joseph Bognár 0720 DEDHAM, MA Wilfred Heroux John J. Daley, Jr, Fred M. Griffin 0723 WORCESTER MA Helen G. Coggeshall John T. Shinnick 0725 SPRINGFIELD, MA Floyd S. Amadon Gladys E. Dubie Attlio Scolforo 0800 ALTOONA, PA Charles Houck 8164 STEUBENVILLE, OH Olga P, DiFalco William B. Heilbock 8286 PHILADELPHIA, PA Herbert F, Janthor 8330 DUNDALK MD Rose M, Widdersheim 8347 PENNSAUKEN, NJ Rocco Petrozza 8350 COPAY, PA Charles F, Toth reached at (412) 821-1837 or write to me at P.O. Box 15060, Pittsburgh, PA 15237. My email address is nbfritz@hotmail.com. Branch 8321 St, Marys, PA by Edward T. Surkosky The members of our branch were saddened by the recent death of our fellow member Joe Salko. May he rest in peace. Several of our members will be attending a dinner sponsored by St. Anthony of Padua Church April 29. Happy Easter to all. 20 Hilliam Pm Life, April 2001

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