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

1956-10-03 / 10. szám

October 17, 1956 PAGE 13 William Penn Running for State Office Rotiert J. Condra is on the Demo­cratic ticket for the office of State Legislative Representative for the 17th District. Mr. Condra is endorsed by the De­mocratic Party organization for this office. Mr. Condra pledges: “to work for better government and especially de­vote myself to promoting higher edu­cation in the Commonwealth of Penn­sylvania.” He is a member of Branch 296-V, Springdale, Pa., whose members are urged to support and to vote for him. IN NAVY George Bercelli left on September 28, 1956 for training in the U. S. Naval Training Station at Great Lakes, Illinois. The new seaman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bercelli of Morgan,Pennsylvania and is a gra­duate of South Fayette High School. George is a member of Branch 376-V, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania . ----------------------------------­More than 766,000 persons were injured in weekend traffic accidents last year. * * * The pedestrian record reflected the 5th consecutive year of improvement for motor vehicle accidents in 1955. QUAKER CITY NEWS [| BRANCH 76-V. PHILADELPHIA, PA. —---------------------- By L. Louis Horvath —----------~~~ Kd>3)S>£iS:S>3)Si3>Si£iS)3t3)St3»2)StSt9iS)a,SlSia)3dtat3>9i3«»rS»ag3)9íS)5)S>3«Si£.SiS>at3>-S>3)Sí5)S>3)-S»' The great outdoors are really great at this time of year! I hope your’re enjoying them with hikes, weenie roasts, and the like. — 76-V — Be sure to vote on November 6th. There are many people behind the Iron Curtain who can’t exercise such a privilege, and we who have such freedom should do so to the hilt and ask others to do likewise. Your vote will help beat Communism. Good voting to Mr. Horvath in Cleveland, Ohio! — 76-V — We have three sick members this month, and we wish them a speedy recovery. They are Alexander Kaszo­­nyi, Joseph Miko, and Michael Stas­­ko. — 76-V — It is with Tegret that we announce the death of one of our very respected members, Stephen Pfauzer, 126 East Wellens St., Philadelphia. Mr. Pfau­zer died on August 22nd in his 69th year. Requiescat in pace! — 76-V — We extend the hand of welcome and fraternalism to the following new members: Louis R. Geczy; Mrs. Helen M. Hollins; Stephen Kerak, William Kunz, Sr.; Mrs. William Kunz; Mr. William Kunz, Jr.; Andrew Rosen­­feld; Katherine E. Seeling, Ernest G. Toth; Mrs. Ernest Toth; and last, but not least, Miss Evelyn Mae Wolf. — 76-V — Because Budapest, Hungary has the only Washington statue behind the Iron Curtain, the American Hun­garian Federation, with headquarters in Washington, wishes to commemo­rate the 50th anniversary of this American gift to Hungary throughout 1957. And so a painting of this famous statue will be found on the Federa­tion Christmas stamp (soon to be re­leased). The art work was done by WILLIAM PENN member Frank Horvath, 4840 N. Fairhill Street, Philadelphia, who, in the interest of brotherhood, has donated his time and talent, without fee, to the Fe­deration and to all Hungarians. The officers and members of Branch 76 V wish to take this op­portunity of thanking Frank for his fine gesture. — 76-V — We have a formidable list of birth­days for October, and by name they are: Harry L. Allen; Susanna Paulin Alio; James J. Alper; Mrs. Margaret Alper; Sharon E. Barats; Mrs. John G. Bell: Sari M. Bencsik; Geza Benes; Mrs. Wilbur Bergson; Mrs. Rudolph Bolla; Mrs. Martin Bowman; Mrs. Norman Buchanan; Joslyn Chmielew­­ski; David Demers, Jr.; Matthias R. Érsek; Francis Foczko; Eva Renata Gacsi; Katherine Hoefler; Mrs. Jerry Imparato; Mrs. Leslie Kavasch; Louis Kisspal; Mary Kretzinger; Stephen Kulis, Jr.; Judith Anna Kupits; Ro­bert Matics; Martin Mészáros, Mrs. Martin Mészáros; Robert Miller; Charles Nemeth; Francis Nyemetz; Stanley F. Pelka; Helen E. Rogers; John G. Rosenthal; Michael A. Schui­­ma; William Slevenski; John Stan­­kovics, Jr.; Mrs. Francis Vogel; Mrs. Kurt Voitel. Many happy returns of the day to you all! — 76-V — We should like to remind our mem­bers that when they make out a check or money order payable to our branch, they use the name of WIL­LIAM PENN and not the name of Verhovay. Several of such misnamed checks and money orders pop up each month. Your cooperation will relieve the bank and us of a little duplicated work. — 76-V — We should also like to remind our members that- payment of dues can be made on the second Saturday of each month at 1144 N. 4th Street be-Dear Members: The William Penn Bowling League will sponsor a Round & Square Dance, November 3rd. The dance will be held from 9-12 P.M. at the Mace­donian Hall, 794 South Front St. here in Columbus. Admission will be $1.50 per couple and tickets will be distributed by the Bowling League, although tickets can be obtained at the door. Refreshments will be served at a minimum charge. Arrangements have been made to have the orches­tra play polkas as well as popular music so everyone will be pleased, and prizes will be awarded for the best polka dancers, wa’tzers and also for you swingsters. There will also be door prizes, too. We, therefore, urge all the William Penn members to get behind this affair and make it a big success as this is the way in which we hope to be able to pay the lodge back for their kindness in buying bowling shirts for the men bowlers and bowling dresses for the women bowlers. May I also say that our bowling shirts look very smart, being a shrimp color with royal blue lettering. Let’s hope these shirts bring you bowlers a lot of luck. I wish to take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt thanks to Andy Vargo and his wife, Marge,, for their services and many courtesies shown tween 7 and 8 p. m., after which a short meeting always takes place. Attend each meeting and bring a new member! — 76-V — Have a good Halloween, and we’ll see you on November tenth. — 76-V — The best of everything to all! Sincerely and fraternally, L. LOUIS HORVATH, Seey. 2107 Market St. Philadelphia 3, Pa. members of the lodge as House Ma­nager. He is resigning as of Novem­ber 1st, due to reasons of health and we wish them every success in what­ever they may undertake. Good Luck Andy, and to you, Marge, and may God Bless You. We all will miss you. Wc also offer Anniversary Congra­tulations to the following couples, and may they have many more happy ones: Mr. and Mrs. James Boucher — Married 11 years September 28th, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Franklin — Married 15 years September 18th. May I also remind our Columbus members to contact me if they have any weddings, anniversaries, birth­days or important announcemenits that they would like in the paper. This paper belongs to you, members, so lets take part in it by getting your announcements in to me. My telephone number: AM 8-1449. Anyone interested in obtaining membership in the William Penn Fraternal Asssociation may contact Mr. Louis Tokár, 264 South.wood Ave., or by telephone: HI: 4-2760. Guess this is “thirty” for this time so will say, “See you at the dance, November 3rd.” Fraternally, WILLIAM FRANKLIN Publicity Agent Zelienople, Pa. couple celebrates golden wedding A three-tiered wedding cake, a table laden with beautiful gifts, and a gathering of relatives and friends recently set the theme of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Zsizsik of Hazel St., Zelien­ople, Pa. The happy occasion marked one of the greatest events in the lives of the Zsizsiks who were wed in St. Stephen’s Roman Catholic Church, McKeesport, Pa., but have been living in Zelienople since their mar­riage. They are natives of Hungary. Open house was held Sunday in the basement of St. Gregory’s School. St. Ann’s Guild, of which Mrs. Zsizsik is a charter member, decorated the hall. Sunday dinner was served at the home of the celebrating couple’s daughter, Mrs. William Desport of Elhvood City, Pa. On Monday morning at nine a Solemn High Mass in honor of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Zisizsik was celebrated at St. Gregory’s Roman Catholic Church, Zelienople. The Rev. Edwin Heyl of­ficiated. Following the service, the Zsizsiks renewed their marriage vows. Not only did local relatives and friends celebrate with the overjoyed pair, but others joined from such places as Detroit, Michigan; Youngs­­totcn, Ohio; Pittsburgh, Beaver Falls, Aliouippa and Elwood City, Pla. The Zsizsiks are the parents of two daughters: Mrs. Lawrence Des­port of Ellwood City and Mrs. Wil­liam Kerner of Zelienople; five grandchildren, William Desport and William, Anthony, Francis and Jo­seph Kerner; one great-grandson, Terry Kerner. Mr. Zsizsik retired a year ago from the Aetna Standard Engineering plant of Ellwood City. Mr. and Mrs. Zsizsik are members of Branch 180-V, Zelienople, Pa., he having been the branch’s treasurer for 35 years and still active in the affairs of Branch 180-V. Their Chil­dren, sons-in-law, grandchildren and great-grandchild are also members of the William Penn Fraternal As­sociation. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Anton Zsizik, faithful William Penn members, on their 50th wedding an­niversary!--------------------------■ Three out of four traffic accidents happen in clear weather on dry roads. * * * ✓ More than 78% of vehicles involved in fatal accidents in 1955 were travel­ing straight ahead.

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