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

1956-10-03 / 10. szám

PAGE 16 October 17, 1956- William Penn From Northwestern Ohio BRANCH 27-V. TOLEDO, OHIO 1 By Stephen 3. Ivancso September 22d will long be re­membered by Toledo Branch 27-V’s members and their friends. This was the opening night of the William Penn Mixed League at Lido Lanes. Proprietor and member John Rihacek welcomed the fifty bowlers — and the firing — or, should I say, “gut­ter-balling," started. Scores were from 40 to a plus 200 score. Hazel Vischer and “Rip” Tinta deserve a pat on the back for a job well done in organizing this league. Inciden­tally, “Rip” shot high men’s total and Hazel was high among the wo­men. At this writing, both Hazel Vischer and “Rip” Tinta are off and running toward a great bowling sea­son. “Rip” is close to a 200 average tin his leagues while Hazel is leading the women in the Blade Queens Tra­veling League, with a 187 average, a high 3 game total of 636! True Fra­­ternalism was shown by Joseph Hor­­nyak and Andy Rasi. Thse two fine men showed up late, for they had howled elsewhere on a 6:30 shift, had to hurry to Lido Lanes to our league. This makes them bowling a, double header every two weeks. Betty Bochi started like a bang this year, a 507. No report as yet on her sister Gizella’s scores. Mrs. Lois Csengeri .after being out of action for over a year, came through in fine form. This is just a stepping stone to Dayton. Mrs. Gabriel Szabó, of Rossford, and Mrs. Joseph Hornyak, of Curtice, are both in St. Charles Hospital. We wish speedy recovery. As we review the occurrences of the past few weeks — with the world series being history — we must not forget our nation’s greatest event — ELECTION DAY — NOVEMBER 6, 1956. Looking at the roster of Branch 27-V, it makes one feel good to see a member of ours running for office. The former Common Pleas Judge. Hon. Harvey G. Straub ,is a candi­date for Congress from our district, on the Republican ticket. “Judge,” as he is known to his multitude of friends ,attended our National Fel­lowship Days banquet when we held it here in Toledo at the Commodore Perry Hotel. At the Times Traveling C'assic Bowling Banquet, it is a MUST to hear Harvey Straub as its principal speaker. A good bowler himself, and a friend of the Hun­garians, he rarely misses one of our the month of beautiful Indian sum­mer and very nice weather is here. It is the time of the year when the leaves on the trees start to turn the various hues that Jack Frost has in his paint kit; the time when most people start to worry about winter’s heating and all the snow and ice that will soon come. In browsing thru the River Grove Moose News, I came across an article that is reproduced here in part. It is about the Moose of the month, our good member and sponsor of one of celebrations. He asks all our mem­bers, their families and friends for their support —to elect him to Con­gress in' November. HYRVEY G. STRAUB In joining the William Penn Fra­ternal Association, Harvey Straub adds his name to the illustrious group of members from Ohio, which include: Hon. Harold Burton, Supreme Court Justice of The United States; Hon. Frank Lausche, Governor of Ohio, who received a special citation from the William Penn Fraternal Associa­tion; Hon. Anthony Celebrezze Mayor of Cleveland; Judge Louis Petras, Municipal Court; and Joseph J. Hor­vath of Cleveland, “Verhovay Watch­­tower” columnist running for re­­election as State Representative. To Americans who are eligible to vote: It is an honor, our duty and our privilege to vote for the man of our choice. Please do not fail to excercise your right to vote! New members of our branch: Thomas Alexander Bak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Bak; Mr. and Mrs. William Takacs ,their daughter Margaret; Julius A. Rákos, Jr.; Anna Nagy. Welcome! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dick on the birth of their son. Mrs. Dick is the former Margaret Mészáros of Consaul St. To members of former Branch 133- R in Toledo: Branch 133-R is merged with Branch 27-V. Therefore, all your dues and correspondence are handled by Yours Truly. For sick report calls, please call the office, TAylor 1535, or my home ,TAylor 9641. More news next month about the Mixed League. “In addition to his activities in the Moose, Charley is a member of the Kiwanis Cl o, Chamber of Commerce, Italian American Club and, believe it or not, the Verhovay Branch 15. The latter is a Hungarian insurance association of which Charley Stupa­­rits its one of the bigwigs. How a pisono got tied up with all these Hungarians is a mystery.” Congra­tulations to Charlie Restano on his selection as the Moose of the Month. We had quite a sick list the last couple months. Mrs. Joseph Markos BRANCH 15 — CHICA,ILL. By: Ernest C. Taylor, Dist. Mgr. SENTINEL September is gone, and October, our bowling teams, Charles Restano.' was hospitalized for a gall bladder operation. Irene Exner also was in the hospital for an operation as was Matt Balog. Matt is one of our audi­tors and a good fellow bowler. To all these people: Hurry, get well, as we want you back in good shape and to howl. I understand Irene Exner will be back bowling in the near fu­ture. In the month of September our good members Louis Panozzo and his wife Betty celebrated their 16th an­niversary, as also your humble scribe and his wife celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary. I am sorry to have to report that our good friend and member Joseph Kish passed away last month; also the father of our good members Ir­ma, Louis and Steve Bachi. Our Con­dolences to both these families. Norby and Joan Farley were pre­sented with a little daughter again, also a daughter to Bill Pinter and his wife. The Pinters named theirs Karen Ann. I heat via the grape vine that the John Benedik’s were pre­sented« with a little bundle from the stork. I am proud to report that in Sep­tember we had several of our mem­bers appear on television in a Hun­garian program on the International Cafe show on Monday nights. The player of the tárogató, Magyar musi­cal instrument, was Anthon Skolny. Barbara Ronto and Charles Bunna did a dance. Well, we have lost another bachelor from the ranks when last month Ray Balog went down the aisle to take his vows. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Balog. I hear that Ed Dagdick is slipping now that he can’t even stay on a two foot scaffold but has to fall off! I understand that the Covelli’s are now quartered in their new home in Northlake, Illinois. Good luck! A little bird whispered to me that Pat Horvath, the good looking daugh­ter of Steve, is going to do it soon; also Nancy Sabik ,the daughter of “Hook’ Em” George Sabik. is soon REINSTATED FROM LAPSED JULY 1956 HO.R. Kozma Dorothy; 14.R. Olson Charles E.; 23.R. Kulics Jacqueline, Kulics Victoria J., Zegilla Edward; 43.R. Halkovics Arnold J., Halkovics David T., Hanga Joseph; 44.R. Butcher Stephen E.; 52.R. Brandan Mary M., Brondon William J.; 69.R. Horvath Charles A., Horvath Judith L., Horvath, Jr., Louis G., Horvath Michael J., Orosz Grace Barber; 74.R. Fides Pearl, Kapinusz Robert A., Kiss Robert I.;129.R. Reich Margaret C.; 139.R. Boston Joyse M. Total 21 EXTENDED JULY 1956 8.V. Balog Charlene, Mayercsik Frank J.; 9.V. Pamlenyi Joseph; 13.V. Ksell William B., Kloekner Mrs. Norm.; 14.V. Agg Joseph, Balint Maria, Cristof Joseph S., Császár Frank, Jr., Haas Katherine, Haas John, Kish Betty Ann, Kish William L., Kornay Victor, Kornay Mrs. Victor, Levay Rose, Levi John, Levay Patricia, Lockshaw Michael, Lucas Ernest, Prokai Peter, Szath­­mary Emma, Tokár John, Tokár John, Tokár Mrs. John, Tokár Louis, Tokár Margaret; 17.V. Bedo Joseph, Lukovics Margaret, Lukovics Rosemary, Mathews William A.; 21.V. Archer Mrs. Henry; 23.V. Schlinz Mrs. Rich., Scalari Mrs. Philip, Scaleri Mrs. Philip, Kovács David A.; 26.V. Pustinger Paul; 36.V. Frederick Robert, Gresko Joseph, Jr., Gresko Tracy Joe, Kovach Julius W., Lorincz Mary, Lorincz Joseph; 39.V. Feher Steve J., Jr., Popik Frank Mike.; 45.V. Mezzulo Mrs. Joseph, Rodriguez Dominic, Rodriguez Eva M.; 48.V. Hoss Mrs. Louis, Kuzma Lorraine; 50.V. Engi Mrs. James, Homer Imre, Hydo Agnes, Hydo John A., Hydo Veronica M., Joza Albert J., Kryza Mrs. Thomas, Livak Mrs. Joseph, Munger Mrs. John D., Nagy Joseph, Wittorp Helen; 52.V. Chisowski Stephen, Chisowski Mrs. Step., Lake Mrs. Frank; 68.V. Zenesky Mrs. John; 76.V. Ihnat László; 85.Y. Krilosky George, Jr., Krilosky Mrs. Geo.; 88.V. Colo Virginia G.; 90.V. Hottenstein Mrs. R.;91.V. Tatter John W.; 98.V. Dolgos István, Dolgas Lajos; 108.V. Farkas Mrs. Albert, Farkas Albert; 129.V. Russell John S.; 132.V. Pajor Kathryn Ann; 133.V. Hajdú Charles, Hajdú Charles, Jr., Hajdú Mrs. Charles; 134.V. Jano Stephen J.; 138.V. Bodnar Mrs. John J.; 141.V. Mark van Jerry S.; 168.V. Bittenbender Mrs. C.; 187.V. Brooksher James, Jr. 200.V. Ger« Joseph, Gero Mrs. Joseph, Gulyas Pal, Katrincsak Janos, Kurensky Stephen, Vizi Thomas Edward; 209.V. Ocsko Mrs. George, Wester George; 216.V. Paluda Mrs. George; 237.V. Lackó Julius; 262.V. Knizek Karl; 264.V. Gaiko Ilona, Noakes Rose Ann, Noakes Mrs. Mary M.; 277.V. Rober Mrs. John, Tammany Mrs. Ruth; 355.V. Beres Emery J.; 361.V. Takacs Mrs. John; 364.V. Centric Paul E.; 366.V. Szabó Mrs. Joseph, Torda Mrs. William; 433.V. Kirik Mrs. John A., Kirik Mrs. John; 443.V. Karnay Mrs. Ray; 466.V. Bartos Maria, Clement Joseph, Clement Mrs. Joseph, Färber Antal, Mateo Miguel; 511.V. Politz Mrs. Ray, Rist Mrs. Stephen, Sell Charles J. Total 117 to be engaged. Lest I forget, I should mention that the daughter of Mrs. Henry Lux, who is married to Steve Nevisky, gave birth recently. For the benefit of the U.S. Olym­pic Fund, there was held on Septem­ber 15 at Soldiers Field, '“THE MIRACLE OF AMERICA”, an In­ternational Folk & Sports Festival that 27 nationalities took part in. Quite a few of the members of Branch 15-V were there, some dressed in their Hungarian costumes. It was a grand sight especially when the Hun­garians marched in proudly bearing the AMERICAN AND THE HUN­GARIAN FLAGS. Each nationality had some part on the program doing Sts native dances, and so forth. DO NOT FORGET OUR SOCIAL LIST THIS YEAR. ON NOVEMBER 14 THERE WILL BE A PORK DINNER, HUNGARIAN STYLE, AT THE NORTHWEST HALL; AND ALSO KEEP IN MIND OUR COM­ING NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE AND PARTY' FOR THE MEMBERS AND THEIR FRIENDS. PREVENT FIRES! .. . use only non-flam­mable cleaning fluids! SPARKY SAYSi DON'T GIVE FIRE A PLACE TO START

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