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

1956-04-04 / 4. szám

READ THIS ISSUE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION PAGE 16 William Penn April 18, 1956 A FINE GROUP OF BOWLERS The women bowlers of Branch 482, Beckley, West Virginia, won third place in the State Women’s Tour­nament held recently in Huntington. The girls com­pete in one of the many local leagues. Former Branch 482 manager Louis Gall and the president of Branch 482, Louis Kazvinczky, gave the supper honoring the bowlers and the guests. Here follows the list of scores: The picture shows, from left to right, Mrs. Louis Gall, their sponsor and manager of Branch 482, Eli­zabeth Clay, Mary Cook, Mary Ziechick, Bernice Bloch, Myrtle Nace. A supper was held at which forty-five of the Beck­­ley group were present, and also at this Huntington affair was a representative group from Branch 248, Monaville, West Virginia. Contestants 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Game Totals M. Nace 154 133 123 410 M. Ziechick 150 135 163 448 B. Bloch 115 124 110 349 M. Cook 175 144 113 432 E. Clay 187 167 208 562 TOTAL 781 703 717 2201 Auditing Committee Member Surprised on Birthday rsMmnsTU STEPHEN C. CHRISTIAN He is married and has two sons. Another of our members, Stephen G. Christian, of 319 Mills Avenue, Braddock, Pennsylvania, is aspiring for a political office. Mr. Christian, who has been a member of Branch 152-V, East Pitts­burgh, Pa., since 1936, is running for State Legislature in the 16th Dis­trict, which includes the East Pitts­­burgh-Braddock area. The candidate, a supervisor at the Edgar Thomson Works of Braddock, has been a member of the Braddock' Board of Education for ten years, is Chairman of the Green Pennant Safety Program and is TroopN Com­mitteeman of the Boy Scout of America. The John Gunther Memorial Play­ground *nd the “Teen Age” Prog­ram in Braddock were originated and sponsored by him. Among other ac­tivities. Christian has been respons­ible for the outdoor movies in his community, for securing rain coats and hats for the patrol boys, or­ganizing and being president of the Tri-boro Independent Soft Ball League and direction of the first police minstrel show in Braddock. It was Saturday, March 10, 1956. Gaspar Papp, Chairman of our Auditing Committee, knew of course that it was his birthday and that the occasion would not be ignored by his family. But he did not reckon that on this, his 60th natal day, friends and well-wishers would join his family at 1614 Ford Boulevard, Lincoln« Park, Michigan, by prearrangement, and shout a lusty “HAPPY BIRTH­DAY1” when he arrived home and turned on the lights. The secret had not leaked out and so our honored guest was really surprised on his birthday. The emotion-filled event beclouded his eyes with tears. Yes, his devoted wife and their daughter Julia, Mrs. Stephen Danko, were quite successful in their plan to have a surprise party for their husband and father. It is no wonder that Vice President Julius Macker pointed the finger of accusation at his William Penn colleague, remark­ing that Gaspar Papp no longer pos­sessed the ferretlike abilities he once was able to boast of as a mem­ber of the gendarmery in the glorious years of old Hungary. Delicious food and refreshing drinks added to the merriment of the surprise get-together. Guests greeted and wished the honored guest many happy returns. Mr. Ma­cker, long-time friend and associate of Gaspar Papp, acted as toast­master. ~ An attractive piece of luggage was the birthday gift to Auditing Com­mittee Chairman Papp. The presen­tation was made by Vice President Macker. The gift was highly appre­ciated by Mr. Papp for he travels frequently. Vary thrilling for the birthday celebrant was a telephone call from his son, Gaspar Papp, Jr., who is a business man in Tampa, Florida. The long distance call from son to father expressed the best possible wishes for a happy birthday. Telegraphic birthday messages were received from the National Of­ficers at the Home Office and from another Auditing Committee asso- * ciate of Mr. Papp, from William C. Kohut, Secretary of that body. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Julius Macker, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bandy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marczis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heck, Mr. and Mrs. John Denes, Martin Marton. Alexander Ackerman, Jo seph Szabó, Louis Piszker and fa­mily, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Samson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kato, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fers, Mrs. Rose Pajtli, Andrew Tefenhart, Mrs. Anna Trel­­lay, Stephen Danko and family. The birthday party for the' very popular Gaspar Papp, one of out­­best known officers and members in the Detroit area, lasted until the late hours. It was more than just a natal day celebration. It was a tribute. Mr. Papp expressed his love for his family, thanked his friends and guests for their attendance, and voiced his special gratitude to his Auditing Committee associate, An­drew Bandy, who with his wife traveled from Depew, New York to fete the veteran officer and member. Through the medium of our of­ficial organ, the WILLIAM PENN, the entire membership tenders its expression of birthday felicitations to Gaspar Papp. BRANCH BRIEFS BRANCH 120-V Perth Amboy, N. J. NEW. BRANCH MANAGER John J. Farkas, District Manager 426 Beach St. Arlington, N. J. BRANCH 137-V Racine, Wise. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Peter Petruska. District Manager 1533 North 120th St. W auwatosa 13, Wise. BRANCH 148-R Warren, Ohio TEMPORARY BRANCH MANAGER Joseph Parti 2241 Parkwood Drive, N.W. W’arren, Ohio BRANCH 159-V Phoenixville, Pa. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Robert Kovach 11 Melvin Road Phoenixville, Pa. BRANCH 160-R (former) ' Fairfield. Conn. MERGER Joined to Branch 69-R, Bridgeport, Conn., on April 1, 1956. whose mana­ger is: John Soltész 375 S. Benson Road Fairfield, Conn. BRANCH 160-V Torrington, Conn. TEMPORARY BRANCH MANAGER Barney Mariasi 153 Riverside Ave. Torrington, Conn. BRANCH 167-R Schenectady, N. Y. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Frank Benczkober Middleline Road. R.F.D. 2 Ballston Spa, N. Y. BRANCH 174-V Scranton, Pa. RESIGNATION — SUCCESSION Working hours forced president Louis Sarkozy to resign. His succes­sor is Geza Laytos, 1828 Bundy St., Scranton. Fraternally, Anthony Rocz Manager BRANCH 290-V Depew, N. Y. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Joseph Roller 639 Terrace Boulevard L’epew, N. Y. BRANCH 292-V Manville, N. J. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Alexander B. Chunk», Mgr. Br. 292-V 105 Czaplicki St. Manville, N. J. BRANCH 511-V Detroit, Mich. NEW BRANCH MANAGER John J. Vass, District Manager 7070 Rqwan St. Detroit, Mich. BRANCH 535-V (former) New Kensington, Pa. MERGER Was absorbed by Branch 296-V, Springdale, Pa., on March 1, 1956. Manager of Branch 296: Edward A. Mattie, 840 W’illow St., Springdale, Pa.

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