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

1956-01-04 / 1. szám

January 18, 1956 PAGE 3 BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the William Penn will be published on Wednes­day, February 15, 1956. News items and brief announce­ments will be accepted for publi­cation in that issue until the closing date, February 8. Articles and other long contri­butions must be on the desk of the editor no later than February 1. If possible, contributions should be typewritten, on ONE SIDE of the paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, and NOT TOO LONG. Address all contributions to EDI­TOR, WILLIAM PENN FRATER­NAL ASSOCIATION, 436 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * BRANCH 3 (Rákóczi) South Norwalk, Conn. ELECTIONS APPRECIATION All officers reelected: Joseph Pol­iak, president; John Domonkos sec­retary; Bela Sontra, recorder; Ste­phen Dikun, Jr., treasurer; Stephen Dekun, organizer; Andrew Rigo and Ladislaus Kassa, collectors. The survivors of the late Mrs. John Kolbai express their thanks to all those persons and the Rákóczi for their sympathetic assistance and con­siderations extended in the bereave­ment. Fraternally, John Domonkos Secretary. BRANCH 14 Cleveland, Ohio ELECTIONS, ETC. President, James Kovach; vice president, Joseph Semetko; recording secretary, Bertrand Szilagyi; Con­troller, John Bozsvay; Auditors, Jo­seph Kovács, Joseph M. Toth; ser­geant at arms, Joseph Fekete; house controller, Joseph Szalay. Meetings held first Sunday. 2:00 P.M., of every month, at Verhovay home. Branch 19 (Rákóczi) New Brunswick, N.J. APPRECIATION The survivors of the late Joseph Foczman express their gratitude to all those persons — Father Bodi, Director Joseph Kormondy, Joseph Farkas, Branch 19 secretary, etc. — to the Rákóczi, Gowen Mortuary, etc. — who and which with their sympathies, assistance, gifts, etc. al­leviated the bereaved survivors in their sorrow. BRANCH 23 (Rákóczi) New York, N.Y. ELECTION MEETING On Friday, February 10, 1956, at 8:00 P.M., in Room 210 of the for­mer Rákóczi Aid Association, 207 i East 84th St. I^arge attendance urged. Fraternally, John Hegedűs Secretary ' BRANCH 56 (former) Winburne, Pa. TRANSFER Branch 56 was transferred to J Branch 466 (Home Office), Pitts­burgh, Pa., on January 1, 1956. BRANCH 62 (Rákóczi-) Cleveland, Ohio PORK SUPPER Saturday evening at 7:30, Fe­bruary 11, 1956, at Calvin Hall, 1942 West 32nd St. There will be interes­ting and valuable door prizes, inclu­ding for the first a membership. Former Rákóczi and Verhovay mem-William Penn bers and their friends are invited. Fraternally, Denis Szász Secretary BRANCH 71 Duquesne. Pa. ELECTIONS, ETC. For the year 1956: President, Stephen R. Szabó; vice president, and controller, Nicholas Illés; second controller, Andrew Mitrik. Tem­porary chairman and temporary re­cording secretary were Gabriel Czernai and Stephen Illés. At this meeting, held Decembei 10, 1955, the members agreed on and voted for union with the Rá­kóczi branch of Duquesne, being of the opinion the one William Penn branch is sufficient for this city. BRANCH 132 South Bend, Ind. MANAGEMENT Michael Pinter and Frank Wil­­trout were appointed district ma­nagers on January 1, 1956. They will jointly manage Branch 132 under the jurisdiction of Field Su­pervisor Frank J. Wukovits whose duties have been expanded. The membership of Branch 132 is urged to give District Managers Pinter and Wiltrout their full confidence and complete cooperation. BRANCH 210 Vestaburg, Pa. MESSAGE An official letter, written by Branch 210 manager Nicholas Pak and addressed, to the National Se­cretary, expresses the satisfaction and approval of this branch regar­ding the merger and the new bylaws. BRANCH 278 Omaha, Neb. ELECTIONS, ETC. 1956 Officers: President, Louis Beszedes, Bovstown, Neb.; vice Pre­sident, Andrew Toth, 1819 Pratt St., Omaha, Neb.; recording secre­tary, Mrs. Rose Schnitchen, 3902 So. 24th St., Omaha, Neb.; sick visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Gaspar Kuti, 1730 No. 90th St., Omaha 4, Neb. Meetings held the second Sunday of every month at the American Hungarian Home, 1623 Cumings St. BRANCH 443 Detroit Mich. ELECTIONS At the December 11, 1955 meeting of this branch, with Julius Macker as temporary chairman and Mrs. Joseph Demeter as temporary re­cording secretary, the following were elected to office for the year 1956. .Elvira László, president; Elsie Saytos, recording secretary; Adam Saytos, controller; Mrs. Joseph De­meter, Mrs. Stephen Orris, auditors; Louis Karpanai, Jr., sick visitor. Fraternally, Joseph Szabó Dist. — Br. Mgr. BRANCH 511 Detroit, Mich. ELECTIONS The following were elected to of­fice for 1956 at the election meeting held December 18, 1955: George Lajtos, president; Mrs. D'aniel Qsont, recording secretary and controller; Paul Tulak and Ga­briel Lorincz, auditors. Fraternally, Joseph Szabó Dist. — Br. Mgr. BRANCH 573 Cleveland, Ohio NEW MANAGER Coloman Bertalan, Dist. Mgr. 3609 Lorain Avenue Cleveland 13, Ohio HOME OFFICE EXECUTIVE BODY Front, left to right: National Treasurer Julius E. Somogyi, National Auditor John Sabo. National President Coloman Revesz, National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics. Back, left to right' Dr. Samuel C. Gomory, Medical Adviser; Gay B. Banes, Legal Adviser; Elmer Charles, Field Manager; Richard J. Phillips, Investment Manager. ;IH a * ä':x’'a:gS:a-,S^KrK r»S!a'araVwiSlaKWfSaWlwiHiKiaiKiaiHIISIlSi^iaiiHraWsBWlHilgBiilWglSIia'.ai»» I I 1 News From Northwestern Ohio j I BRANCH 27 TOLEDO, OHIO | By Stephen J. Ivancso 8iiiia«'H!ggia^siia-aaagsigB,'Ba«5;aiBi.»i»iigi.aa«ilaiBiisiwiMgiaa«iBiisi^siBiBiiaHaaaiaaHB8 Branch 27 officers are looking forward to a good year in the fra­ternal field. December’s election of officers produced a fine group of young- men to lead our branch. The following- were elected to office: Ju­lius Feyes was re-elected president; Al Feudi, vice-president; John Simon, secretary; and John Mokri, Jr., treasurer. The auditors are Louis “Dick” Sendi, Andrew Feyes and John Rakai. The sports activity of the branch is under leadership of A1 Feudi. William Tinta and Fritz Le­­sinszki. As the Christmas season ap­proached, Branch 27 and all of To­ledo’s bowlers were shocked to hear that our newly-elected vice president, Al Feudi, was critically injured in an automobile accident. Al, who can be called everybody’s friend, is one of the leading bowlers in the Toledo Times Traveling Classic. At this writing he is still in critical con­dition at the Maumee Valley Hos­pital. Our prayer at the beginning of this New Year is for the complete and speedy recovery of Al. Dr. Andrew Winter, Branch. 27 member, and one of our official physicians, is back at his office af­ter a short stay at the Mayo Clinic, where he had undergone minor surgery. Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Bodnar family in Cleveland on the pasing away of Joseph Bod­nar. While I was in Cleveland. I had the opportunity to talk to younger members of Branch 14. I was sur­prised to hear that some of them do not receive the Journal. Joe Cris­­toff is one of the bowlers who, at this late date, still doesn’t know where our next tournament will be held. Congratulations to the Julius Gom­­bash Jrs. of Swanton. Their son James was the first one to join the William Penn Fraternal Association at Branch 27 in 1956. “Dick” Sendi closed the 1955 bowling­­season with a bang. Dick shot a 737 total high game of 279 in the second game. The stubborn no. 7 pin in the 3d frame kept Dick from a 300 game. Continued success in the Ne» Year, Dick. ANNOUNCEMENT: All members who pay their dues by check, please make the check payable to: William Penn Fraternal Association, Branch 27, Toledo. In reporting sickness, the number in the telephone directory is under Verhovay-TAylor 1535 — or — you may call TAylor 7343 during the day time. Please have your call verified by me, as this is of im­portance. Thus, your sick benefit will be isued without any difficulties. Use the same envelopes for return mail until the new ones are mailed to me under the William Penn name. Happy New Year! JOIN and SERVE ...answer the call! ATTENTION: BOWLERS OF BRANCH 27 It is of paramount importance that you attend the February meeting, since at this meeting the ways and means of going to the Buffalo tournament will be discussed and studied. Also, at this meeting each bowler should submit his average as of Feb ruary 1. 1956. Fraternally, Julius Feyes, Pres. Stephen J. Ivancso, Dist.-Br. Mgr.

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