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

1956-05-02 / 5. szám

May 16, 1956. PAGE 5 , Willtam Penn Retired but Active Philadelphia Branch 76-V 1956 Officers Retirement for some people means rest, for others it means interest and activities in other fields. Joseph Poch, retired, has chosen the latter category. Mr. Poch, a long and tireless work­er for Branch 27-V, Toledo, Ohio, retired last summer from the Inter­lake Iron Corporation. The veteran under Verhovay now spends much of his leisure time in securing new members for our as­sociation, and as father and grand­father he has the proud knowledge that all his children and grand­children are members of the William Penn Fraternal Association. Mr. Poch’s latest addition to our mem­bership roll is Kathleen Ann Cothrel, his granddaughter, child of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cothrel. Mrs. Cothrel is the former Priscilla Poch. The Association fraternalism of Joseph Poch extends to his practice, along with his son Joseph, Jr.*, of attending our Tournament-Fellow­ship Days every year. DO YOU KNOW? More than 766,000 persons were injured in weekend trffic accidents last year. * * * Hippocrates, who died in 357 B. C., gave pneumonia its name and ac­curately described its symptoms. Seated, left to right: Steve Szemes, Jr., Manager; Carmen Mudry, Trea­surer; Anthony (Tony) Noel, President; Daniel Rosenfeld, Recording j Secretary. — Standing, left to right: Gustave Sima, Auditor; Joseph Ka- j roly, Auditor; L. Louis Horvath, Corresponding Secretary and Journalist; Stephen Pinczehelyi, Auditor. PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES JANUARY 1 to 31, 1956 Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount . Br. Amount 530 R 3,069.36 51 R 2.742.10 110 R 274.74 8 V 2,614.02 85 V 774.04 175 V 189.11 285 V 146.47 420 V 116.06 COL R 2,423.36 52 R 1,020.62 112 R 855.35 9 V * —.— 86 V 124.38 176 V 246.86 286 V 272.53 424 V 245.30 PAR R 5,006.30 53 R 156.25 114 R 83.27 10 V 564.51 87 V 2,725.64 177 V 97.97 288 V 651.01 429 V 304.07 1 R 798.88 54 R 1,034.47 115 R 278.28 12 V 110.65 88 V 1,366.30 180 V —.— 289 V 243.02 433 V 55.53 2 R 55 R 55.12 116 R 189.79 13 V 3,124.33 89 V 1,704.84 182 V 60.59 290 V 542.13 438 V 361.69 3 1 102 AA 56 R 1,894.59 117 R 18.34 14 v* 4,822.90 90 V 1,097.35 184 V 60.49 291 V 524.68 442 V 92.77 •cp XV TJ 1 QzLQ 77 58 R 839.21 118 R 41.66 14 V 8,716.87 91 V 1,772:03 186 V 214.60 292 V 692.46 443 V 5,474.12 oc XV 7 > J.,Í7‘±Í7. 1 l 1 oryo K1 59 R 45.07 119 R 503.59 15 V 7,601.98 98 V 2,456.48 187 V 2,392.61 295 V 144.72 452 V 201.00 ! 4 XV l,o7o.51 60 R 102.72 121 R 27.26 16 V* 94.39 100 V 285.31' 188 V 1.41.38 296 V 3,143.69 466 V 2,178.24 5 R 1,728.34 61 R 701.88 123 R 596.12 16 V 287.98 101 V 161.45 189 V 3,415.45 302 V 426.48 467 V** 127.22 6 R 208.89 62 R 861.53 124 R 206.70 17 V 4,162.12 103 V 152.88 192 V 211.37 303 V 601.32 477 V 43-3.75 7 R 111.02 63 R 1,476.89 125 R 210.62 20 V 1,509.46 106 V 846.10 193 V 81.97 305 V 751.96 478 V 130.22 ' 8 R 66.78 64 R 124.84 128 R 1,195.23 21 V 2,876.94 107 V 865.20 196 V 171.07 307 V 140.10 480 V 282.11 < 10 R 726.95 65 R 279.92 129 R 680.62 23 V 782.28 108 V 1,968.97 197 V 198.20 310 V 1,005.23 481 V —.— 11 R 82.75 66 R 1,182.68 130 R 1,378.48 25 V 872.59 111 V 356.65 200 V 376.39 313 V 511.29 482 V 894.18 12 R 568.86 68 R 1,104.88 131 R 435.50 26 V 2,298.78 114 V 218.44 201 V 221.60 317 V 96.81 483 V 98.6» 13 R 740.74 69 R 1,622.42 132 R 949.99 27 V 4,362.51 116 V 115.69 204 V 393.54 322 V 108.46 485 V 155.04 14 R —.— 70 R 133.07 133 R 256.71 29 V 501.27 117 V 22.28 207 V 134.68 324 V 174.67 487 V 187.88 15 R 59.87 71 R 57.92 135 R 504.11 30 V 36.65 119 V 173.67 209 V 633.32 327 V 158.16 488 V 378.56 16 R 1,668.27 74 R 789.45 136 R —.— 31 V 627.59 120 V 1.059.48 210 V 61.28 331 V 46.19 489 V 222.80 17 R 439.74 75 R 276.82 137 R 115.85 32 V 1,837.97 123 V 521.58 213 V 328.85 335 V 227.02 496 V 141.87 18 R 355.98 76 R 1,152.06 138 R 1,141.15 34 V 2,232.29 127 V 922.70 214 V 3,519.87 §36 V 1,312.13 499 V 334.90 19 R 2,664.10 77 R 240.63 139 R 2,083.15 36-V 11,031.38 129 V 2,984.51 215 V* 455.42 338 V 1,015.89 500 V 1,766.99 19C R 4,925.49 78 R 729.14 140 R 148.48 38 V 366.42 130 V 4,527.53 215 V —.— 340 V 167.65 501 V —.—■ 20 R 2,669.53 79 R 667.61 141 R 731.81 39 V 2,281.93 132 V 10,866.46 216 V 2,053.83 341 V 144.10 511 V 1,383.19 21 R 158.01 80 R 514.08 142 R 253.36 40 V 963.94 133 V 1,015.74 218 V 197.55 343 V 2.07 514 V 539.92 22 R 81 R 34.41 143 R 900.71 41 V 67.22 134 V ■ 84.46 219 V 216.49 344 V 157.18 517 V 68.45; ■oo XV ■n t CIA ft A 82 R 431.94 144 R 197.19 43 V 272.13 135 V 349.20 220 V 369.00 345 V 51.06 518 V 1,289.99 _.o •ft A XV T> 0,011;.U4 83 R ___,____ 145 R 20.03 45 V 6,526.24 136 V 328.37 221 V 282.32 347 V 330.77 519 V 28.18 24 R 504.79 84 R 50.34 146 R 211.43 46 V 224.-37 137 V 508.49 222 V 719.50 348 V 670.45 520 V 151.28 25 R 621.76 85 R 299.99 147 R 496.55 47 V 127.83 138 V —__ 226 V 3,315.19 349 V —.— 525 V 4,315.60 26 R* 187.17 86 R 700.01 148 R 85.08 48 V 11,321.01 141 V 786.34 227 V .247.97 351 V 265.30 533 V 306.26 27 R 107.80 87 R . 162.94 151 R 100.89 49 V 393.41 142 V 257.10 230 V 667.64 352 V 1,611.76 534 V 13.77 28 R 982.27 88 R 311.18 153 R 811.23 50 V 4.555.65 143 V 113.09 236 V 164.83 355 V —.— 585 V 72.88 29 R 784.26 89 R 45.47 155 R —.— 52 V 2,786.69 145 V 361.44 237 V 351.29 361 V 1,278.87 538 V 27.76 30 R 117.41 90 R 156.52 156 R 234.05 53 V 120.41 146 V 236.06 239 V 256.11 364 V 1,262.18 541 V 31.78 31 R 238.12 91 R 247.55 157 R 142.85 57 V 185.69 147 v* 139.15 242 V 177.54 366 V* 498.24 542 V 234.52 32 R 471.14 92 R 440.47 158 R 265.97 59 V 2,354.83 147 V —._ 245 V 44.33 366 V 539.19 545 V 125.53 33 R 364.17 93 R 396.47 159 R 465.75 61 V 389.56 150 V 956.44 247 V 623.42 370 V 139.78 546 V 30.6» 34 R 845.17 94 R* 34.16 160 R 496.17 «2 V 123.82 152 V 873.18 248 V 1,257.61 373 V 19.91 548 V 130.35 35 R 559.71 94 R 88.59 162 R 158.02 63 V 269.45 153 V 182.84 249 V 4,338.90 376 V 1,092.81 550 V 78.85 36 R 583.21 95 R 131.04 164 R 185.53 64 y 1,914.82 156 V 48.63 253 V —.— 383 V 4,249.22 555 V 45.37 37 R 135.63 96 R —.— 167 R 18.86 66 V* 135.40 157 V 342.96 257 V 78.58 386 V 389.92 559 V 40.96 38 R 568.09 97 R 100.55 168 R 85.44 66 V ___.___ 158 V 87.87 261 V 101.54 387 V 105.83 562 V 93.90 39 R —.— 99 R 54.30 169 R 84.16 67 V 348.94 159 V 1,232.92 262 V 337.97 389 V 187.25 564 V 196.79 40 R 417.78 100 R 173.80-TF V 162.71 68 V 1,724.22 160 V 194.35 264 V 259.92 390 V 531.37 565 V 53.14 41 R 1.231.84 101 R 1,500.38 TF V 145.80 69 V 71.74 162 V 105.67 269 V 934.30 391 V 264.89 566 V 249.25 43 R 3,949.22 102 R 201.98 TF V 128.16 70 V 1,621.38 163 V 423.91 272 V 440.65 399 V 224.20 568 V 22.56 44 R 1,717.48 103 R 458.23 TF V 447.82 71 V 2,034.70 166 V 74.29 273 V 127.63 403 V 102.78 569 V 266.47 45 R 451.99 104 R 163.27 PAR V 681.91 73 V 140.70 168 V 675.83 275 V 2,510.47 405 V 188.94 573 V* 109.44 47 R 638.61 105 R 128.86 2 V 742.91 76 V 3,472.44 170 V 419.76 276 V 266.81 408 V 193.30 573 V 348.84 48 R 906.50 107 R 483.11 3 V 163.85 78 V 169.37 172 V 552.81 277 V 406.74 415 V 233.74 575 V 247.28 49 R 28.96 108 R 100.65 5 V 160.19 81 V 181.55 173 V 41.89 278 V 961.36 417 V 3,379.81 TOTAL 50 R 105.66 109 R 61.46 7 V 282.98 84 V 1,301.08 174 V 1,327.13 284 V 308.16 418 V —.— 352,694.17 January 31, 1956, Pittsburgh, Pa. * 1955 December Monthly Dues Payment JOHN SABO, National Auditor ** 1955 December & 1956 January Monthly Dues Payment JULIUS E, SOMOGYI, National Treasurer

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