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

1956-09-05 / 9. szám

September 19, 1956 WilliamPenn PAGE 3 NOTICE TO BRANCH MANAGERS Class B Twenty Payment Life Certificates are being sent in to the Home Office in such large numbers that hereafter a different pro­cedure will be used in providing Paid-Up certificates with their en­dorsements. Heretofore the procedure was thus: Tiie branch manager obtained the certificate from the member and mailed it to the Home Office. After the Home Office affixed the Paid-Up endorsement, the certificate was sent to the branch manager who then returned it to the members According to the new system, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO SEND THE CERTIFICATE TO THE HOME OFFICE. The Paid-Up endorse­ment, with an explanatory letter to the member, will be sent to the branch manager who will deliver it to the member. The member will attach the endorsement to his certificate. This rule does NOT apply to Matured Endowment Certificates. They must still be sent to the Home Office since these certificates must be surrendered in order to receive the Matured Endowment proceeds. Prominent West Virginia Members Visit Home Office BRANCH BRIEFS TO OCR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the William Penn will be published on Wednes­day, October 17, 1956. News items and brief announce­ments will be accepted for publi­cation in that issue until the closing date, October 10. Articles and other long contri­butions must be on the desk of the editor no latér than October 3. 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 ASSOCIimON, 436 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * BRANCH PARENT-R Bridgeport, Conn. NOTICE On September 1, 1956^District Ma­nager Joseph P. Pander, Jr. was named manager of this branch. Joseph P. Pander, Jr. 782 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport 4, Conn. BRANCH HOME OFFICER (former) Bridgeport, Conn. NOTICE Merged with Branch Parent-R on September I, 1956. Joseph P. Pander, Jr., Dist,-Br. Mgr. 782 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport 4, Conn. BRANCH COLLECTION-R (former) Bridgeport, Conn. NOTICE Merged with Branch Parent-R on September 1, 1956. Joseph P. Pander, Jr., Dist.-Br. Mgr. 782 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport 4, Cohn. BRANCH 13-V Trenton, N. J. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Trenton District Office .1112 S. Broad St. Trenton, N. J. BRANCH 14-V Cleveland, Ohio MEETING The next regular monthly meeting will be held the FIRST SUNDAY of October, the 7th. A door prize will be awarded. All the members are urged to at­tend. Fraternally, LOUIS F. KOSTLEY Dist.-Br. Mgr. BRANCH 71-V Duquesne, Pa. NOTICE On September 1, 1956 the Home Office appointed Peter A. Walko, Jr., new District Manager to manage this branch. The district office remains at 338 East 9th Ave., Homestead, Pa. BRANCH 89-V Homestead, Pa. NOTICE New manager of this branch: Peter A. Walko, Jr., Dist. Mgr. 338 East 9th Ave. Homestead, Pa. BRANCH 117-R (former) Flemington, N. J. NOTICE As of September 1, 1956 this branch was transferred to Branch 466-V, Home Office, Pittsburgh, Pa. Asst. Nat. Secy. Frank J. Cher, Br. Mgr. 436 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh 19, Pa. BRANCH 125-R (former) New York, N. Y. NOTICE As of September 1, 1956 merged with Branch 23-R, New York, N. Y. John Hegedűs, Br. Mgr. 205 East 85th St., Room 204 New York 28, N. Y. BRANCH 139-R Dayton, Ohio NEW BRANCH MANAGER Dist. Mgr. George Sopronyi, Jr. 2112 Catalpa Drive Dayton, Ohio. BRANCH 176-V (former) Roebling, N. J. NOTICE Transferred on September 1, 1956 to Branch 22-R, Roebling, N. J. Louis Huber, Br. Mgr. . Station Road Roebling, N. J. BRANCH 226-V McKeesport, Pa. MEETING On SUNDAY, October 14, 1956, at 2:00 P. M., at Hungarian Social Circle, Market St., McKeesport. Full attendance is necessary as a banquet for November will be dis­cussed. Fraternally, FRED J. STIPKOVITS Dist.-Br. Mgr.----------------------------* Minutes of Br. 22-R Roebling, N. J. Taken at the joint meeting of Branch 22-R, Roebling, N. J. and Branch 176-V, Roebling, N. J., on August 3, 1956 in the hall of the In­dependent Reformed Church of Roeb­ling. Bela Emri greets the assembled members ,opens the meeting and re­quests that a chairman and a re­cording secretary be nominated and elected. Joseph Toma, Field Supervisor, and Desiderins Bojtos are elected chair­man and recording secretary, respec­tively. Mr. Toma accepts the chairman­ship, thanks the meeting body for its confidence in him and asks that the two branches vote on their mer­ger. The merger is unanimously ap­proved. Frank Radvany, Director, appears at the meeting. He speaks with much advice to the membership and is ap­plauded for his sincere words. With but one dissenting vote, the mecters vote to identify the newly merged branch under the number 22, beginning September 1, 1956. Then follows the election of' branch officers, and they are unanimously elected: Bela Emri, president; Desi­­derius Bojtos, recording secretary; John Csirák, controller. The branch manager is Louis Huber, Station Road» Roebling, N. J. The officers are sworn in by Director Radvany. The newly elected officers, in ac­cordance with the bylaws, are to hold office until December 31, 1956. The now merged branch will hold its regular meetings the first Sun­day of every third month at 2:00 P. M. The renting of the meeting hail is delegated to the officer. DESIDERIUS BOJTOS Recording Secretary The- Home Office was honored with a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaal August 21, 1956. Mrs. Gaal is the manager of Branch 482-V, Beckley, West Vir­­gina, and succeeded her husband to that position when the pressing du­ties of his regular employment made resignation from the branch manager­ship imperative. The Gaals are a fine husband-wife team who have worked together for the benefit of their beloved Branch 482-V and have earned the deep re­spects of their fellow branch mem­bers. Even their visit was not without William Penn significance. They brought seven new applications in their good will toward the associa­tion. We were delighted to show Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaal the operations at the Home Office and our wel­come mat ever beckons members vi­siting in Pittsburgh.----------------------------- ' DO YOU KNOW? There is a greater volume of red blood cells in the blood of males than in the blood of females, due likely to the lower level of activity of the female and the higher fat content of the femalle body. DIRECTORS AND NATIONAL OFFICERS HONORED AT TESTIMONIAL (Continued from Page 1) Each presenting Director showered a wealth of compliments on his honored recipient as the ILLUSTRIOUS CITATION and the GOLD MEDAL were bestowed. Events , of interest were re­called and humor in each case punctuated the presentation. All the honored receivers of the Association’s highest award expressed not only their deep appreciation and gratitude but also what was close to their hearts. Director Moldovany said that the Gold Medal would ever he affixed to his lapel; Director Magyary promised as much service to William Penn as to his former Rákóczi; Director Falussy assured his audience that, whether Director or not, he would remain a zealous fraternalist; Director Kormondy would keep up his member-getting record help speed the 100,000 membership goal; National Secretary Stelkovics shared his honors by giving basic credit for his success to his parents, his father-in-law and his wife; National Auditor Sabo gave solemn assurance that he would always maintain the principles and yield the diligent work that made him worthy of this award. As each presentation was made, Vice President Macker, in his role as toastmaster, added his own remarks and offered con­gratulations. Making the final address, Permanent Honorary National President Bencze expressed his faith and confidence in the two honored National Officers who, still comparatively young, are representative of the young blood so important to the future of our society. Mr. Bencze also expounded on the merger of the former Rákóczi Aid Association and the former Verhovay Fra­ternal Insurance Association, now welded into the more powerful and more enduring William Penn Fraternal Association. The formalities were closed by the toastmaster. Conviviality followed until the late hours. In closing this article, we again congratulate Directors ALEXANDER MOLDOVANY, FRANK MAGYARY, ALOYSIUS C. FALUSSY, JOSEPH KORMONDY, National Secretary ALBERT J. STELKOVICS and National Auditor JOHN SABO on their beautiful achievement and recognition! The thousands of our members and readers will be pleased to read these names of leadership and fraternal endeavor.

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