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

1956-08-15 / 8. szám

August 15, 1956 PAGE 3 William Penn BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the William Penn will be published on Wednes­day, September 19, 1956. News items and brief announce­ments will be accepted for publi­cation in that issue until the closing date, September 12. Articles and other long contri­butions must be on the desk of the editor no later than September 5. If possible, contributions should be typewritten, on ONE SIDE of the paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, and NOJ TOO LONG. Address all contributions to EDI­TOR, WILLIAM PENN FRATER­NAL ASSOCIATION, 436 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * _ THE MEMBERSHIP Bridgeport, Conn. NOTICE Rákóczi Collection Branch and Rá­kóczi Home Office Branch have been absorbed by Rákóczi Branch 147. Joseph P. Pander, Jr. has been named district manager and will manage Branch 147-R. The office of District Manager Pander is located in the Rákóczi Building, 782 Fairfield Ave., Bridge­port, Connecticut. BRANCH 32-R Flemington, N. J. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Home Office appointment as of August 1, 1956: John Fodi Box 11 Baptistown, New Jersey BRANCH 34-R South River, N. J. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Home Office appointment as of August 1, 1956: Julius J. Mate, Jr. 13 Obert St. South River, N. J. BRANCH 45-V Cleveland, Ohio GRAPE HARVEST DANCE On Sunday, September 16, 1956, at the Kálvin Hall of the Hungarian Reformed Church, West 32 St.; buf­fet meal; Hungarian music; members urged to appear in Magyar costume; children participating in the Hun­garian dance are to be registered at the branch office by their parents calling AT 1-5777; Rákóczi branches are invited to join in the festivities. BRANCH 141-R (former) Chicago, 111. TRANSFER, ETC. On August 1, 1956 the members of the above branch were transferred in part to Branch 15-V and in part to Branch 129-R. The manager of Branch 141-R, Frank Földi, a member of the Au­diting Committee, resigned to move out of state, and his new address is: Frank Földi 3670 So. West 24th Terrace Miami, Florida BRANCH 115-R Seanor, Pa. BRANCH MANAGERS NEW ADDRESS Steve Molnár R.D. 4, Box 48-B Johnstown, Pa. | BRANCH 127-V Joliet, 111. NEW BRANCH MANAGER — MEETINGS Home Office appointment as of August 1, 1956: Mrs. Fred Agpart 821 E. Benton St. Joliet, 111. Branch meetings are held the 2d Sunday of every month, 2:00 P.M., Riba Place, 700 Francis St., Joliet, Illinois. BRANCH 130-V East Chicago, Ind. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Joseph Edward Chikos 723 W. Chicago Ave., Room 204 East Chicago, Ind. BRANCH 162-R (former) Cleveland, Ohio TRANSFER, ETC. This branch was transferred on July 1, 1956 to Branch 43-R, the manager of which branch is: Joseph Ivan 12525 Buckeye Road Cleveland 20, Ohio BRANCH 164-R Chicago, 111. TRANSFER, ETC. This branch on July 1, 1956 was transferred to Branch 101-R whose manager is: Charles Akai 783 East 91 Place Chicago 19, 111. i BRANCH 209-V St. Louis, Mo. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Anton Houser 2343 Rudger St. St. Louis 4, Mo. BRANCH 349-V Hollidays Cove, W. Va. NEW BRANCH MANAGER Louis A. Fodor 2954 Orchard St. Weirton, W. Va. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION announces with profound sorrow the death of ANTON KOZMA ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER of the Association on Tuesday, July 12, 1956, in Gary Indiana. He was for many years the faithful Vice President of Branch 23-V, Pocahontas, Virginia, as well as Sick Visitor for more than twenty-five years. The Board of Directors, in paying final tribute to the memory of our Illustrious Member, conveys on behalf of the membership of the William Penn Fraternal Association its deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. BETHLEHEM OFFICE Here shows a pretty fair view of the new district office lo­cated at 410 Adams Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. OHr district offices have been giving excellent service to the needs and convenience, of the membership. Branch 48-V New York City Bowling League To all members in New York City: The first meeting of our bowling' league will be held on August 21, 19.56, starting at 8:30 p.m. sharp. This important meeting will be held at Fox’s Bowling Alleys, 3010-31 Street, Astoria, Long Island. We hereby call upon all bowlers who are interested in bowling with this league to get in touch with the secretary of the league before Aug. 21st: Charles Fabian 449 East 80 St., New York 21, N. Y. Telephone: Re­gent 7-5334 or, at the N.Y. District Office, 205 E. 85 St. New York 28, New York. Telephone: Regent 4-2787 or REgent 4-2739. Please contact us immediately. Charles Fabian Secy, of League Albert B. Ibos Pres, of League iist'K;i«iia;^;!ai;KiiBiisii«iiKiig|»i[Ki^i«ii»iigii«i]ai[a«ií«iisiKi[K!iSiisy»ii5i!siigiMM5giai-;. IS] CHATTERBOX i Branch 129-V Columbus, Ohio ill i' '!• 'll & SHiSglglgBglgHgilSlä,“ Today as I write this I am under doctor’s care, so if this column is not the usual length or interesting, I hope you will bear with your re­porter. Mr. Lou Tokár, our district ma­nager, was in the White Cross Hos­pital the past month for an opera­tion. He is home now and doing well. We wish him the best of luck and speedy recovery. * * # The men bowlers finally had their banquet for the season just finished and an exceedingly good time was had by all. New officers were elected for the coming bowling season. Trophies were awarded to the championship team. A special plaque was awarded to A1 Malherbe for good sportsmanship. The plaque was awarded by the members of the league. A touch of comedy was added to the affair when a booby prize was awarded to the last place team. The inscription read as follows: “You may be last but you’re not forgot­ten.” The newly elected officers are as follows: A1 Malherbe, president; Frank Guyer, vice president; William Franklin, secretary and treasurer. Again, I am sorry that this Au­gust column is too brief, but illness has made it impossible for me to contact members of the organization. I hope next month to he sufficiently recovered to give you a longer and more informative report. Fraternally, WILLIAM D. FRANKLIN Publicity Agent

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