William Penn, 1956 (39. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1956-04-04 / 4. szám

DANCE TO AMERICAN AND HUNGARIAN MUSIC April 18, 1956 William Penn PAGE 11 EXHIBIT OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES Paid-For Business Only SCHEDULE OF CERTIFICATES AND LOSSES AT ATTAINED AGES ON THE ANNIVERSARIES OF THE CERTIFICATES DURING THE YEAR {Included Both Societies in Merger) At end of previous year Issued! during year .................................. Revived during year .............................. Increased during vear ...........-................. TOTAL, TOTAL, Number 89,278 4,303 535 Amount 74.071,309.00 5,163,100.00 541,245.00 23,314.00 4.S38 5,727,6759.00 94,116 79,798,968.00 Number Amount 874 707,387.00 174 133,900.00 433 237,801.00 989 792,450.00 2.254 2,187,037.00 — 74,780.00 4.724 4.133,355.00 89,392 75.665.613.00 Deduct ceased by: Death ................ Maturity .......... Expiry ............. Surrender .......... Lapse ................... Decrease .........._. TOTAL Terminated ...... Outstanding end of year QUAKER CITY NEWS Branch 76 Philadelphia, Pa.- By L. Louis Horvath —^—­Sí&si®i2*iSí I hope you had a pleasant Easter. We had a lot of snow the day before the first official day of Spring, but the weather is more settled now. I received a nice letter from Albert Joczik last, month, complimenting us on our column. Thank you, Al. We hope to continue to merit this praise. A preliminary discussion was held at our March meeting about the Buf­falo bowling event in May, with fi­nal arrangements to be concluded in April. Stephan Mate and Frank Szerda­helyi were at the latest meeting. It was good to see them. Miss Helen Pinter, daughter of one of our active members, John Pinter, was married on February 12th to Thomas Censori in the Sacred Heart Church, Philadelphia. The maid-of-honor was Miss Elizabeth Wagner, the best man Ramos Carlos. Following their honeymoon in At­lantic City, the newlyweds are mak­ing their home, in Philadelphia. Mrs. Censori is an accomplished pianist, having played at many Hungarian affairs, and is a member of the local musicians’ union. Our best wishes to the happy couple! A daughter girl wras born to Mr. and Mrs. Emery Szentfulopi, brother and sister-in-law, respectively, of our member, Balint Szentfulopi, at midnight', March 17th. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Szentfulopi, while the new mother is the former “Mitzi” Grofcsik. Good health! A dozen, or so young Hungarian Americans participated in the Fes­tival of Nations program in the Er­langer Theatre on March 24th, one of the participants being our member, Stephen Szamos. Magyar songs and “csardases” were offered before a capacity house. Fifteen other natio­nalities were also on the program. We are happy to number the fol­lowing new7 members on our ever­growing Branch 76 roster: Doris J. Heron, Kathleen Hosfler, Mrs. Martin Mészáros, Mrs. Edward Papp, Sha- • ron Rooney, Mrs. George Van Oster, Cheryl Lee Weiss, Geraldine Weiss, Albert Weiss, Jr., Darlene Weiss, Diana R. Weiss, Albert Weiss, Mrs. Albert Weiss, Mrs. James Weiss, Mr. James Weiss. I’d like to remind our readers to send in their news items to me at 8 North 21st Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa., or bring them to any meeting j on the second Saturday of any month, It’s a pleasure to be of service. Don’t disappoint me. March birthdays were observed by the following members: Julius Glöck­ner, Jerry Karavias, Stephen Kassa, Mrs^ Julia Kofka, Louis Lovas, Zol­tán Naszály, Mrs. Clara Patten, Mrs. Joy Ann Shoemaker, Mrs. Anna Si­mon, Mrs. William I. Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith. Bruce J. Bowman ar­rived at the grand old age of 2, while John Joseph Érsek smiled hap­pily at his third birthday. Miss Sandra Szemes was 18 on March 12th and is attending Sargent School in Boston, Massachusetts. Many hap­py returns to you all. Guess w7ho had birthdays on Ap­ril First? None other than our Branch Manager, Steve Szemes, and our local President, Tony Noel. Coincidentally, not only were they born on the same day but are of the same age. On questioning, both ad­mitted to being 21. Fraternally, L. LOUIS HORVATH 8 N. 21st Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa. Victorious Season for Branch 525-V Bowlers The Los Angeles Ameriean-Hun­­garian Bowling League recently completed its 1955-56 season. Placing first and winning the cup of victory, attractive prize offered to the champion team, wfas Branch 525-V of the William Penn Frater­nal Association, Los Angeles, Cal. The members of this blue ribbon bowling team are Irene Bacsó. He­len Delczeg, Julius Cser, Gáspár Delczeg and Denis Kocs. Congratulations to the Golden State champions. At­tained Age Insurance in force December 31 of current year CD (2)' Number of Amount Certificates of Insurance Death losses reported during the year (3) (4) Number of Amount Certificates of Insurance 0 761 $806,600.00 3 $3,000.00 1 919 948,300.00 0 _ 2 982 946.800.00 2 1,500.00 3 1007 942,900.00 0 — 4 1037 891,101.00 l 1,000.00 5 1051 859,450.00 1 1,000.00 6 1030 831,125.00 0 — 7 1278 969,768.00 1 400.00 8 1507 1,132,937.00 1 1,000.00 9 1548 1,096,969.00 1 1,000.00 10 1180 781,816.00 1 1,000.00 11 1291 875,960.00 0 ,— 12 1451 979.554.00 2 1,000.00 13 1533 987,546.00 0 — 14 1265 803,115.00 0 — 15 1226 803,168.00 0 — 16 992 771,547.00 1 500.00 17 937 755,570.09 1 500.00 18 962 821,046.00 0 — 19 S55 734,227.00 2 2,500.00 20 892 782,570.00 0 — 21 S73 782,146.00 1 1.000.00 22 798 708.786.00 3 2,000.00 23 921 826,035.00 0 — 24 977 838 845.00 2 2.000.00 25 1124 972,933.00 2 2,000.00 26 1103 968,780.00 1 1,000.00 27 1250 1,107,645.00 3 1,500.00 28 1315 1,193,240.00 • 2 2,000.00 29 1400 1,252,301.00 1 1.000.00 30 1561 1,406,868.00 3 2,500.00 31 1644 1,481,567.00 4 3,500.00 32 1531 1,330,285.00 2 1,500.00 33 1628 L561.746.00 i 500.00 34 1729 1,558,066.00 5 5,500.00 35 1717 1,566,660.00 i 1,000.00 36 1766 1,587,675.00 4 3,500.00 37 1736 1,579,055.00 2 2,000.00 38 1772 1,627,790.00 3 3,000.00 39 1671 1,530,495.00 1 1,000.00 40 1648 1,533,845.00 1 1,000.00 41 1682 1,565,704.00 3 ‘ 2,500.00 42 1487 1.434,734.00 3 3,000.00 43 1439 1,339,131.00 4 3,500.00 44 1329 1,253,942.00 7 7,000.00 45 1281 1,173,257.00 ii 11,000.00 46 1209 1,118,437.00 6 5.000.00 47 1151 1,081,533.00 6 4,500.00 48 1070 957,188.00 9 8,000.00 49 973 891.898.00 8 7,500.00 50 938 839,500.00 3 2,500.00 51 904 829,551.00 7 6,000.00 52 876 759,525.00 7 5,750.00 53 842 720,605.00 8 8,500.00 54 693 601,651.00 10 7,500.00 55 897 779,937.00 6 4,750.00 56 844 707,688.00 12 11,500.00 57 927 780,136.00 9 5,500.00 58 1038 839,006.00 13 9,800.00 59 1051) 828,712.00 18 13,600.00 60 1100 866,291.00 14 9,500.00 61 1116 885,197.00 17 12,000.00 62 1122 894,605.00 29 25,500.00 63 1084 848,794.00 36 27,850.00 64 ,1044 1093 807,726.00 22 19.500.00 65 849,613.00 26 18,187.00 66 1235 95|,502.00 33 25,800.00 67 1308 1,000,685.00 50 38,594.00 68 1151 886.781.00 37 30,498.00 69 1019 789,234.00 33 25.000.00 70 938 729,710.00 33 23,800.00 71 827 642,784.00 50 38,200.00 72 747 575,312.00 31 23,800.00 73 638 498,591.00 41 35,200.00 74 537 425,235.00 33 26,676.00 75 400 332,454.00 32 25.600.00 76 310 261,024.00 18 16,100.00 77 274 226,495.00 20 14,135.00 78 234 197,772.00 16 14,000.00 79 169 143,349.00 15 13,800.00 80 139 112,956.00 17 13,597.00 81 100 78,569.00 16 13,700.00 82 64 52,240.00 12 10,300.00 83 53 41,873.00 6 5,250.00 84 45 35,804.00 9 7,300.00 85 36 29.600.00 5 3,800*00 and over 81 57,450.00 14 10,400.00 TOTAL: 89392 75,665,613.00 874 707,387.00

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