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

1956-08-15 / 8. szám

August 15, 1956 William Penn PAGE 15 III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims ...................... Additional Accidental Death Benefit Claims .............................. Matured Endowments ..................... Payor Benefits Waived ................ Cash Surrenders .............................. Refunds to Members (Dividends) Real Estate Expenses .................... Other Investment Expenses ........... Loss on Sale or Maturity of Bonds Loss on Sale or Maturity of Stocks Rent ................................................... Salaries and Wages ........................ Legal Fees and Expenses .............. Medical Examination Fees & Exp. Inspection Report Fees .................. Actuarial and Auditing Expenses... Monthly Dues Refunds .................... Int. Assigned to Trust Fund Acc. Accrued Bond Interest .................. Traveling Expenses ....................... Advertising ........................«...........­Postage ............................................ Express ______________________ Telegraph ......................................... Telephone ........................................... Printing ............................................. Stationery ......................................... Cost or Depreciation of Furniture and Equip..................... Books and Periodicals ................... Bureau and Association Dues _____ Insurance except on Real Estate .... Sundry General Expenses ............. Office Machinery Main. Charges Field Expense Allowance ................ Field Conferences ............................ Official Publication .......................... Expenses of Supr. Lodge Meetings Donations ..................................... Sports Activities ........................... State Ins. Dept. Licenses and Fees State Taxes___________________ Other State Tax .............................. Social Security Federal Tax ......... Employees Hosp. Payments .......... Trust Fund Paid Deposits ............ Commissions ....................................... Collection of Dues .......................... Miscellaneous Expenses .................. Statistical Service Fees .................. City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax ....... Other Federal Taxes .................... Sick Benefit Claims ........................ Permanent Disability Claims ......... Income Protector Claims ............... Surgical Claims _______________ Hospitalization Claims ................. Director of Internal Revenue — Withholding Tax ...............-.......... Pension Fund Paid Deposits ......... Pension Fund Cont. Returned ....... Interest Paid on Pension Fund Contributions Returned .............. Total Disbursements ______ BALANCE — June 30, 1056 ;.......... JOHN SABO National Auditor Life Benefit Disability Pension Combined Department Department Department Departments 384,029.10 —.—--.---384,029.10 1,500.00 _ , 1,500.00 120.350.00--.--­- ___ 120,350.00 566.79--.--­- _ 566.79 98,579.22--.-­__ _ 98,579.22 11,277.50--.-­— — 11,277.50 29.946.36---,--­__ 29,946.36 3,708.83--.--28.03 3,736.86 5,794.61 ___ __ 5,794.61 4,306.15--#_ 4,306.15 11,442.24 _t 11,442.24 110,152.05 . 110,152.05 7,502.15 7,502.15 3,681.96 3,681.96 958.01 958.01 10,725.42 ___ 10,725.42 3,984.45 340.65 4,325.10 485.52-485.52 7,118.62 119.93 7,238.55 17,083.04 17,083.04 9,794.39 9,794.39 2,056.42 2,056.42 239.89 239.89 13.59 _ _ 13.59 3,200.17 3,200.17 14,167.62 14,167.62 4,854.70 4,854.79 16,987.76--#__ 1 — 16,987.76 841.93--.--841.93 370.00--.-­--.--370.00 2,082.61--.-­--.--2,082.64 9,929.06--.-­--.__ 9,929.06 2,781.70--.-­--._ 2,731.70 10,403.22--.-­___ 10,403.22 7,630.77--.-­_.__ 7,630.77 12,462.48--.-­_#__ 12,462.48 100.00--.--­>_ 100.00 2.Í77.29-­— 2,777.29 20,455.33--.-­-20,455.33 473.50 _.--­- __ 473.50 1,331.02 _,--­, 1,331.02 5.00--.__ . , 5.00 8,600.25 _^_ ___ 8,600.25 1,121.65 _ ____ 1,121.65 15,116.47 ___ 15,116.47 79,117.38-_ 79,117.38 95,323.66 ___ ___ 95,323.66 250.00 120.00 . _ 370.00 4,067.63 __ 4,067.63 339.46 ___ . 339.46 672.54 ___ 672.54 —--90.902.06 90.902.06 _.--2,100.00 2,100.00 _#__ 425.00 425.00--.---85.00 85.0«) 107.13 107.13 30,579.68--.-­-30,579.68 —.— 7,379.64 7,379.64--.--­--•--1,881.00 1,881.00 —.— 48.73 48.73 1,191,339.22 94,079.84 9,457.33 1,294,876.39 23,574,659.07 1,006,908.35 231,240.78 24,812,808.20 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI National Treasurer POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE. PA. AND VICINITY t>7 EDWARD A. MATTIE BRANCH 269-V. The annual branch picnic was held on Sunday, July 15th, at Falcon’s Park, New Kensington. With rain all week long,, Sunday finally turned out to be a beautiful day. The affair was well attended in spite of the poor job that was done on the publicity. I presume everyone had a good time. The 22” power lawn mower was won by Nick Po­­lombo’s son. Julius Telegdy won the portable electric hand mixer which was the door prize. * * * The branch bowling league held a picnic on Sunday, June 24th, at Bauster’s. It was held for the bowlers and their families. The purpose of the affair was to more or less get acquainted and to spend an enjoyable day, that is, until about five o’clock when a terrific rain storm broke things up. The group then retired to the dining room at the branch home to continue the affair. * * * Brand!) 296 extends its deepest sympathies to the family of Louis Farkas of New Kensington who passed away suddenly on June 8th. * * <¥ League bowling will start on Sun­day, September 9, at 6:00 p.m. at the Trocorino Alleys in New Ken­sington. No new bowlers will be ac­cepted after October 31st. Also, new bowlers must pay a $5.00 initiation fee while old bowlers pay only $2.00. This fee must be paid before one starts to bowl. An old bowler is one who had completed the previous season. Instead of collecting 25^ for the league kitty each night, kitty money will be paid at a $1.00 per week for 7 consecutive weeks. No more chasing around for the quarters which was quite a problem. A bowling ball and bag is the prize Fiat will be given in the new member contest which the bowlers are holding amongst themselves. The bowler who brings in the most new members will get the handy prize. Contest closes October 31st. * * * My sincere best wishes to Mrs. Helen Dudzinski who became ill af­ter the bowlers picnic. Helen has been very active as a bowler and in the Ladies’ Auxiliary. * * ¥ Mr3. Julius Zimmerman was a patient at Magee Hospital in Pitts­burgh and is now recuperating at home... Mary Üveges and Steve “Doc” Zimerlink were patients at Citizens General in New Kensington . .. Vendell Koosz is a patient at one of the Pittsburgh Hospitals. A speedy revovery to all. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Echard and family spent the last week of July at Clearfield. While there, they also attended the Clearfield Fair... Mr. and Mrs. James Beganyi and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Charles spent - their vacations in July exploring the Ca­nadian wilderness. Mrs. Charles caught her first and largest fish among the group. * * ¥ The week of July 1 through 7 was the borough’s Golden Jubilee week. Congratulations, Springdale! On Sa­turday, July 7th, was the day of the big parade. Branch 296 entered a float in this event and won the first prize of $75 in its class. More about the float in the next issue, but I do wish to thank all those fine people who helped to make it and who paraded with it. President Jim Szalai has been trying to get a photograph of it for a month now for publication in the journal. I hope I can make the deadline for this column.---------------------------------­Sick benefit claim payments May, 1956 (Continued from page 14) 520. V. Perini Emilio 44.56. 525. V. Balint Mrs. Joseph 27.42, V. Cupp Mrs. William 56.00, V. Geese Mrs. Agnes 16.00, V. Haydu Mrs. Stephen 15.00, V. Kolumban Dennis 41.14, V. Kolumban William 50.28, V. Krizsan Mrs. Barb. 85.70, V. Vond­­rak Mrs. Edward 27.42. 533. V. Sandors Mrs. Paulin 35.42, V. Sandors Mrs. Steph. 18.28. 541. V. Bable Mrs. Kenneth 28.56, Szabó Mrs. Julia 34.28. 542. V. Kajla George 20.55, V. Kus­­zaj Alex 54.84, V. Kuszaj Julius 48.00. 545. V. Grgic Anthony 50.28, V. Jurkovic Luba 43.42, V. Simon Lawrence 32.00. 548. V. Kropog Stephen 35.42, V. Nagy Mrs. Elizabeth 38.84. 562. V. Markatela Frank 17.48. 564. V. Karácsonyi John 40.00. 566. Baczuk Mrs. Stephen 28.56.---------------------------MAIMING BENEFIT CLAIM PAYMENTS MAY 1956 3. V. Leskowitch Anthony 400.00. ----------------------------­INCOME PROTECTOR CLAIM PAYMENTS MAY 1956 525. V. Pfendtner Joseph, Sr. 115.00.--------------------------­HOSPITALIZATION CLAIM PAYMENTS MAY 1956 52. V. Sulligan Peter 96.42. ----------------------------------­SURGICAL CLAIM PAYMENTS MAY 1956 52. V. Sulligan Peter 75.00. + M and SERVE ...answer the call I

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