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

1956-06-06 / 6. szám

* PAGE 13 June 20, 1956 BRANCH 15 — CHICAGO, ILL — SENTINEL By: Ernest C. Taylor, District Mgr. It is now the month of June and the bowling season is over except for the fellows and gals who will bowl in the summer leagues. In our Branch 15 Bowling League, the Men’s Champion is the team that represent­ed Restano Furniture Co., owned and operated by one of our newer mem­bers, Charles Restiano. Much luck and congratulations to him. The wo­men’s division was won by Lens Ex­cavating Team sponsored by none other than Charles Stuparits, Sr. Congratulations to you, Charles on your winning team. In the Monday night Moose League, the team championship was won by Stuparits Construction #2 which yours truly bowled on, and was captained by our popular auditor Joe Hódíts. We had a won-and-lost record of 65 wins and 37 losses ,setting a pretty rough last 5 weeks when we won 14 out of 15 games. Congratu­lations to all the gang that bowled in this last season, and let’s try to make next season even more suc­cessful than the last one. We had our banquet for the bow­lers, also the election of officers for the coming season. The elected are Joseph Hodits, President; Ann Baran­­go, Secretary; and Steve Leonardo, the Treasurer. We had our return match with the boys from the South Side and also the fellows and gals from East Chi­cago, Ind. After cheeking out the won-and-lost record, we find that Branch 15 won 12 and lost 12 games against the above competition, but in total pins we had 18,039 as com­pared to their combination having 17, 934. Therefore, in the won-and-lost column it is a standoff, but in total pins Branch 15 is declared the win- * ner of this event. A “little bird” tells me that our team, sponsored by Charles Hetzel of Lake and Carroll Avenue, could not even get a bet out of the team that they bowled. I un­derstand that as soon as the fellows heard the name of Hetzel’s Tavern Team they would not even consider a beer frame on a combined team basis. I understand congratulations are in order for Dan Igyarto on his suc­cess in getting quite a bit of prize money from some of the tournaments he entered. The Tournament and Fellowship Days are now over. I hear that the men had a very good time there. Who is the member of Branch 15 who bowled an 86 in the team event? What happened to said member? Was the train ride too long? We had a beautiful turnout for our May Dance on the 5th and, from what I understand, it was one of the best affairs that we have had and everyone is still talking about the good time. DON’T FORGET OUR COMING PICNIC AT THE WHITE HOUSE GROVE ON JUNE 24th. FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT HAVE CARS AND COME OUT BY BUS: TAKE IRVING PARK BUS TO THE END OF THE LINE; THEN TAKE FEEDER BUS TO THE END OF THE LINE ON CUMBERLAND AVENUE. AT THIS POINT WE WILL HAVE THE USUAL BUS SERVICE TO THE PICNIC GROVE. I hear congratulations are in order for the former Lillian Radi whose married name is Mrs. Les. Takach. She recently presented a new daughter to her husband, the baby weighing 6 lbs, 10% oz. and named Linda Sue. I am very sorry to have" to report that there were two deaths in out ranks in the last month. Joseph Toth passed away after a short illness. Our condolences to Mrs. . Toth Mrs. John Demeter also passed away last month. She was the wife of John Demeter and the mother of Mary and Shirley. Our condolences to the Demeter family. The deceased was related to the Risko, Sabik, Taylor and Barna families. We have welcomed back from Ari­zona, where they had lived for the past ten years or so, John Kovács and his beautiful wife Jean. They will make their residence in the city of Chicago. Branches Have Begun Donations for American Museum of Immigration In our February issue appeared an article titled “American Museum of Immigration,” in which we acquaint­ed our members with the facts con­cerning this worthy proposal to es­tablish an Immigrants’ Museum at the base of the Statue of Liberty in New York, the movement having been initiated by The United States. The museum will house a per­manent record of those immigrant names which have contributed ma­terially to the welfare of their new home land; will have a Memorial Hall listing the names of groups, so­cieties and individuals contributing certain amounts, such as $5,000 (or­ganizations giving that amount to be indicated as “Founding Members” on a tablet), $2,500 (individuals do­nating that much will be recorded on a bronze tablet), $10 or more (so­cieties or individuals to be perpetuat­ed on microfilm); and there will also be a Display Room and a large auditorium available without charge to the various nationality groups for patriotic programs. Although sizable contributions from affluent organizations and wealthy individuals are solicited, it is strongly urged that millions of lesser amounts be sent in by the millions of immigrants and des­cendants of immigrants to symbolize the vast number of persons, from all nationalities, races and creeds, who are enjoying life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in these United States. We are happy to announce that our William Penn branches are plac­ing this solicitation for the Amei-i­­can Museum of Immigration on their agenda. At their recent meetings the following branches voted contribu­tions for the establishment of the American Museum of Immigration: 19-R, New Brunswick, N. J.—$25.00 156-R. New Brunswick, N. J.—$10.00 These initial contributions from our branches will encourage, wc hope, other branches to follow suit in this worthy cause. Contributions may be sent to the National Committee of the American Museum of Immigration, 270 Park Avenue, New York 17, New York. REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED MARCH 1956 14. V, Czako Adam P., Czako Mrs. Anna, Dómján Elizabeth, Dómján Lajos, Dómján Stephen, Dómján Stephen, Jr., Dómján Mrs. Stephen, Gáncs Lajos, Kovács Joseph, Marko László, Marko Mrs. László, Marko Maria, Orbán James A., Orbán James Al, Piscsalko Steven, Szabó John S., Varga Lajos, Zam András; 15. V., Egyarto Karoly, Igyarto Karolyne, Szabady Frank J., Szabady Mrs. Frank, Vash Andrew, Vash Virgina, Vash Virgina L.; 17. V., Kovács Donald A., Lengyel Mrs. A., Jr., Lengyel James G., Lengyel Mary K.; 26. V., Azalos Joseph, Ciprich Stephen J., Halasz George, Kukuda John, Jr., Kun András, Toth John, Toth Robert D.; 36. V., Corry Mrs. Arthur, Kun Mrs. Andrew; 45. V., Pauer Zoltán, Petrus Alex E., Szabolcs Leslie, Szabolcs Mrs. Les.; 48, V., Balogh Judith E., Balogh Julius, Balog Julius, Balogh Julius M., Yung Christine Ann, Yung Susan M.; 49. V, Des Jardine M. E., De Jardine Mrs. A., Donka Ernest; 50. V., Bako Carol Ann, Bako Carol Ann, Bako Charles, Jr., Bako Joyse Ann, Fields Claude N., Fields Norris W., Fields Mrs. Norris, Hornyak Mrs. Louis, Kulcsár Ferenczne, Muckshavv William, Opalko Geo., Jr.; 59. V., Domonkos Mrs. Benj.; 66. V., Csiszer Joseph; 87. V., Toth John F., Toth Mrs. John F.; 88. V., Kuhta Stephen, Runco Mrs. Louis; 89. V., Fedor Bette J., Fedor Paul, Hayward Mrs. Wm., Kovács John S., Kovács Mrs. John, Miller William G., Miller William G., Sinai Delbert, Sinai Monica; 91. V., Urban Alexander; 106. V., Soltész Mrs. Louis; 120. V., Di Donato Judy M., Di Donato Peter A., Di Donato Mrs; P ; 130. V., Bodnar Mrs. John, Falusi Ilona Rae, Juhasy Gabor K.; 138. V., Markos Mrs. George, Markos Patrick Geo., McCall Mrs. Kenneth; 159. V., Wilson Andrew J., Wilson Andrew; 189. V., Kline Lucille J., Korosy Margaret, Wilbarger Betty J., Wilbarger Virgil; 209. V., Dora Caroline M., Dora Eugene, Dora Mrs. Ferdinand, Dora Margaret M.; 248. V., Jones Roy; 249. V., Nagy Alexander, Jr.; 275. V., Kurlovitz Julia; 277. V., Rober Mrs. John; 296. V., Pfe'ffer Dorothy M., Wislie Joseph; 361. V., Molnár Mrs. Gabriel, Sutto Kenneth M., 366. V., Marson Joseph Jr., Marson Mrs. Jos., Jr.; 376. V., Graci Mrs. Agatino, Schratz Elizabeth, Schratz Nancy, Sehratz Mrs. Robert, Voigt Albert, Voigt Mrs. Albert;391. V., Kovecsi Domokos, Kovecsi Donald D.; 408 V. , Bocchini Mrs. Adam; 443. V., Noch Mrs. William, Almas Mrs. Frank, Leimback Mrs. Char., Lei mb ax-k Nicholas, Phillips Zoltán M., Szemak Michael W. ; 489. V., Danku Louis; 500. V., Komaromi Irene: 511. V., Madarasz Mrs. Jos., Nemeth Joseph G., Nemeth Mrs. Joseph, Varga Stephen; 514. V., Orto György; 518. V., Kelly John A., Kelly John H., Kelly Mrs. John; 520. V., Samone Anthony, Simone Mrs. Marian; 525. V., Ban James Michael, Ban Zoltán, Novelli Mario A., Novelli Mrs. Mario. TOTAL 139 LAPSED MARCH 1956 H.O. R., Gulyas Donald, Gulyas George L, Gulyas Jr., John R. Resnick Benjamin J.; PAR. R., Kozma Dorothy, Timko Joseph Alber., Tobis, Jr., George C., Toth David F., Varney Gary, Varney James; 1. R., Chapkovich Willia; 2. R., Longo Paul Anthony; 5. R., Etelman Tris Caro; 14. R., Sperrey Eileen H., Sperrey James E.; 16. R., Kish Margaret E., Mazzie Arlene H., Niederau Joseph Ge., Torok William; 18. R., De Angelis, Jr., Anth.; 19. R., Farkas Isabella M., Lotkowictz Christi, Schaffer, Jr., Edward; 19C. R., Ta­kács Marg.; 28. R., Balogh Gabriel, Balogh Rose, Benko Henry, Demott Alice A., De Mott Frank A., Demott Margaret A., Demott Robert L., Grob Eliz., Grob Emil, Grob Jeanette E., Grob Maria, Liska Jos., Perez Gilbert, Tarkoy Peter, Zegilla Edward; 24. R., Maxwell Erna Jean, Oravetz Carol Ann, Oravetz Donna C.; 25. R., Nemo Elizabeth; 26. R., Jewson Bernard; 28. R., Balazs Stephen: 29. R., Koselicky Joan H., Magyary Janet; 35, R., Oroszi Dale R.; 38. R., Sheehan Elizabeth A., Sheehan James P., Sheehan Mary A., Sheehan Rose Marie; 40. R., Ellis, Jr., .James K.; 43. R., Hudak Evelyn Marie, Hudak Kenneth F., Hudak Ruth Ann, Lengel Olga, Thomas Verna Jean, Zurbola Janice, Zurbola John, Zurbola Richard J.; 44. R„ Bernat Frank D., Demeter Elizabeth, Magda Mrs. Hazel, Molnár Lillian Mar., Szekely Julia; 47. R., Sharon Shirley J.; 48. R., Torok Andrew, Torok Leslie, Torok, Jr., Stephen Torok Valentine; 51. R., Beekhuysen John D., Berkey Bertha M., Kondás Julia, Kondás Lukacs; 52. R., Novatny Stephen; 54. R., Rager Joseph D., Jr., Sgro Alma, Sgro Dominic J.; 55. R., Yakubec James; 58. R., Kelly Frank L., Pfefferkorn Elean, Slinchak Janet, Slincak Joan Mari; 60. R:, Crossland Raymond; 64. R., Dobrosky Robert; 65. R., Gray Howard W., Gray Margaret A., Gray Michael G., Gray Sandra L.; 66. R., John Robert, John Rose M., John Theresa A., Kemetz George T., Kulik Jay J., Paizs Elizabeth, Paizs Peter J. L. , Pencz Judith A., Szy Joann; 68. R., Heredovszky Elizab., Heredovszky Frank, Heredovszky Mary S., Jósa István Tamas, Jósa Suzsanna M.; 69. R., Lichac Lucille L., Mastri Dominick L., Mastri Veronica L.; 74. R., Dévényi Anikó, Dévényi Ildikó, Fides, Pearl, Kapinusz Robert A.; 76. R., Sempsey James J., Toth Gyozo; 85. R., Schaffer Donald J., Schaffer Jackie; 86. R., Saho Terrence A.; 93. R., Haffner George, Repasy, Jr., Frank, Repasy Ida M. , Repasy Joan E.; 97. R., Kelley Lynn A.; 101. R., Casella Catherine, Casella Joseph F., Cedzidlo Joseph A., Dienes Charlotte J., Mate Thomas W., Pillér John E., Pillér Joseph John, Pillér Joseph V., Pillér Thomas J.; 103. R., Mraz Michael, Jr.; 112. R., Barnes Dorothy J., Ferency Joseph, R., Ferency Mary, Smail Catherine; 115. R., Parsons Patricia A.; 123. R., Kushto Gary D., Lux Barbara L., Lux Bernadette C., Lux Daniel F., Lux Don­na M., Lux Jean A., Lux Mary Lou A., Lux Robert H., Lux Rupert E.; 124 R., Mezei Louis M., Star Barbara, Star Kurt, Star Stephen; 129. R-, Kardos Richard N., Papp Louis S., Sterk Alain P., Sterk Georges C.; 133. R., Ivanoso Jr., Frank G., Jacobs Robin K.; 135. R., Gilberg Karen D.; 139. R., Boston, Joyse M., Hurt Beverly A., Soloman Thomas; 147. R., Wroblewski Ralph; 157. R., Braun Agnes ,Brown, Jr., Martin; 159. R., Llanes Trinidad, Martin Charles J., Molnár John Steve; 162. R., Szabó Anna. TOTAL 166 ADDITIONAL LAPSED MARCH 1956 245. V., Veckov Rosemary, Veckov Theresa Ann. TOTAL 2 REINSTATED FROM LAPSED MARCH 1956 Col. R, Kochis Nancy V., Kochis Sharon R.; 14. R., Koczak Cheryl Ann, Koczak David G.; 16. R., Butth Rose M., Haltock Dolores A., Hallock Mar­garet M., Hoffer Laura Lee, Kaminski Donald, Myslinski Denise, Myslinski Denise, Papp Linda S., Toth Dennis John; 23. R., Maguire Vincent W.; 44. R, Orbán Dennis A.; 139. R., Boston John F.; 160. R., Nagy Maryann. TOTAL 16

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