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

1956-03-07 / 3. szám

ALL THESE: SPORTS. SOCIALS, VISITS March 21, 1956. William Penn PAGE 11 Soond Mrs. Joseph, Toth Mrs. Adalbert; 48 Balogh Judith E, Balogh Julius, Balogh Julius Balogh Julius M., Czimmer Alexander, Szvmanski Joseph, To­scano Anthony D., Yung Christine Ann, Yung Susan M.; 49 Donka Ernest; 50 Ball Cynthia M., Booczko Joseph E., Booczko Robert A., Booczko William J., Dospoy Mary D., Dospov Step., Dospo.v Mrs. Step., Dospoy Steven, Hor­vath James J., Liptak John, Liptak Violet Jean, Mikula Julius, Opalko Geo., Jr., Szabó Zsigmond; 62 Krhnjavi Anton; 66 Csiszer Jos., Vago Ai-aham; 67 Cher­­venak Mrs. F.; 70 Reyes Roy A.; 71 Horvath Janos, Horvath Janosne; 85 Balia András, Jr., Sine George; 87 Szep John; 88 Souchoek Stephen; 89 Fedor Bette J., Fedor Paul, Sinai Michael; 111 Kuffner William; 120 Di Donato Judy M., Di Donato Peter A., Di Donato Mrs. P., Guba Joseph; 129 Flegovich Stephen, Nagy Frank, Nagy Mrs. John, Stewart Henry R.; 130 Niemiec Theodore, So­­mody Elizabeth; 132 Bella Eugene E, II, Bella Stephen P., Frick Woodrow A., Paprocki Laura, Witkowski Edward S.; 138 Lucas Anthony Will., Lucas Carole Lynne; 147 Daudet Mrs. Donald, Macugoski Mrs. Ed., Molnár Alfred, Sabo John, Szabó Joseph; 159 Csatlós Elizabeth, Paul Catherine F„ Paul John Frederic, Sabadosh Alice M., Sabadosh Andrew, Sabadosh Mrs. Andre, Var­­go Paul, Weaver Kenneth, Weaver Kenneth, Jr., Weaver Mrs. Kenneth; 168 Bittenbender Mrs. C., Hadnagy Mrs, Paul; 189 Kline Lucille J., Russell Ca­­melia J., Russel Mrs. John, Wilbarger Betty J., Wilbarger Virgil; 226 Bodnar John, Laboncz August; 237 Lackó Julius; 249 Kraska Nicholas, Kraska Mrs. Nich., Nagy Alexander, Jr.; 261 Vereb Mrs. Michael; 272 Dahanieh Peter P., Onda Paul, Onda Veronica, Takaeh Eleanor, Takach Eleanor; 277 Rober Mrs. John, Sabath Mrs. Stanley; 336 Straub Flora M., Straub Kathleen L.; 348 Clark Louis, Horvath Eugene, Klárik Louis, Klárik Mrs. Louis, Klárik Mrs. Louis; 361 Molnár Mrs. Gabriel, Sutto Kenneth M.; 364 Juhasz John B.; 366 Hegidus Gaza, Marson Joseph, Jr., Marson Mrs. Jos., Jr., Me Cord Mrs. Lester, Stoll­­mayer Joseph; 376 Donahue Francis J., Donahue Kathleen, Fehervary Lillian, Fehervary Mrs. Mary, Földes Eva M., Földes Judith M., Graci Mrs. Agatino, Nagy Mary E., Nagy Theodore, Nagy Theodore G., Nagy Mrs. Theodore, Nagy Thomas Steph., Rabbits Stephen, Schratz Elizabeth, Schratz Nancy, Schratz Mrs. Robert, Voigt Albert, Voigt Mrs. Albert; 383 Gwizdowski Mrst Jos., Molnár Leslie; 391 Kovecsi Domokos, Kovecsi Donald D.; 399 Galuska Paul; 418 Margis Emil; 429 Noch Mrs. William; 433 Kaminsky Mrs. John; 443 Al­mas Mrs. Frank, Holty Elsie, Hovizi Shirley Ann. Hrcbosky Anna, Ripak Michael, Sagady Mary Irene; 466 Hoagfelt Mrs. Paul, Markovits Joseph A., Rettman Mrs. Farkas, Thienes Mrs. Howard; 511 Domonkos Michael G., Far­kas Joseph J., Markus George. Markus Peter, Markus Victor, Markus Mrs. Victor, Pallagi Paul, Pallagi Stephen, Striz Mrs. Harry, Jr., Tulak John El­mer, Tulak Mrs. John, Tulak Maryanne K., Ustich Michael, Jr., Vargo Kath­leen M.; 514 Orto György; 519 Damron Wayne; 525 Novell! Mario A., Novell! Mrs. Mario; 542 Stubbs Gerald; 555 Padar Rose: 5jjj3 Falk Victor, Jr., Gyar­­mathy Elemer, Hanak Mrs. Bertha, Hanak Julius, Szilberleitner M. TOTAL 267 CLEVELANDERS CELEBRATE MERGER Spring is here — with its snow, sunshine, lots of mud — and colds! Spring training pictures of base­ball players down South make one feel as though the weather is really on the warm side — even if it is in a blizzard sort of way. One can hear the chant of the golfers of Branch 27: Have you used your golf clubs yet? “Did you try putting around the house?” Yes, it won’t be long now. Representation from Toledo for our National Bowling Tournament will be another good one with one thing in mind: actual pins. A note to my good friend, Joseph S. Tay­lor, president of the Buffalo branch: Please keep plenty of that all-pur­pose food on hand, for our bowlers from Toledo burn up a lot of energy, and nothing comes in handier than a glass of milk after bowling. Mr. and Mrs. John Mokri recently celebrated another wedding anniver­sary with a small family gathering. Also celebrating their wedding an­niversary are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Szabó of Delta. They were the guests of Mrs. Michael Vissi. Attending their celebration were Mr. and Mrs. William Vishi and Mrs. Szabó from Swanton, Charles’ mother. We were surprised to hear that Bill Curry’s (our ace left-handed bowler) wife Dee underwent surgery recently at St. Charles Hospital. At this writing, she is coming along fine. If Bill’s cooking is like his bowl­­ling was at the Central States, then I know that the children will wel­come. Dee home with open arms. A speedy recovery to you. Dee. Mrs. Stephen Joo is recuperating at home after a week’s stay at St. Vincent’s Hospital. She underwent minor surgery. Our auditor’s son, Joseph Hornyak, is at the Naval Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Joseph. Sr. is one of Branch 27’s auditors. Good news from Rossford and the Verboskys’ is that father Stephen is feeling fine and gaining weight after siege of illness during the winter months. Some good wishing weather might cure Mr. Verbosky’s ailments. Brother Frank and his wife Elvira made a speedy trip home from St. Louis last week. Mrs. Francis Quiroz, E1-* vira’s mother, underwent emergency surgery at the Toledo Hospital. She is recovering very nicely and we know that “Bea” was good medicine for her mother. Toledoans and members of Branch 27 are mighty proud to have two of the hottest bowlers, in Toledo and vicinity as our members. Recently, Dick Sendi rattled the pins for a 727 total. The same evening, at another bowling alley, Bok Nickel bowled 258, 267 and 258 for a 783 total! These two will make the trip to Buffalo. If they keep on at their present pace, all I can say is, LOOK OUT ACTUAL PINS! Incidentally, Dick and Bob are going to be doubles partners. (Joe Taylor — any bets on actual pins???) Good news to all bowlers in and near Toledo. Our Ace — Bob Nickel — who is doing so much for all bowlers — is going into the bowling business. Bob’s business will be un­der the name of “C.N.R.”; telephone LAwndale 7286; they will be located at 4118 Upton Avenue. They have the latest devices to drill and. mea­sure bowling balls, which will help you to better your score. Bob will carry Brunswick balls, bags, shoe bags, also Colonial bowling ball bags. Another thing — while you’re wait­ing for your ball to be drilled — you can have a cup of hot coffee at no added charge. Important notice to all Toledo howlers competing in Buffalo: For the highest pin total over average — for nine games — Bob will give one man and one woman contestant each a bowling bag. This should give all the Toledo bowlers an added in­centive to bowl better. You bowlers who want to go to Buffalo and are not satisfied with your present bowl­ing, see Bob. Bob is not only an ex­pert in the bowling field but also teaches bowling. It’s nice to see Verdis Stephens lead in the All-Events in the City Women’s Bowling Tournament with a 1679 total. Doris Walters and her partner Marty Smiley, are second in doubles with a 1213 total. ■ Nice shooting, girls, and keep it up. While we’re up here battling the stormy weather, it’s nice to know that Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kovács enjoyed their vacation down South. Also, having a grand month’s va­cation in Florida is Miss Anna Hro­­zak of St. Stephen’s Rectory. Happy Easter, everyone. Saturday evening, February 11, j 1956, was an occasion of great joy for the members of Rákóczi Branch 62, Cleveland, Ohio, and their guests as they celebrated the merger of the two large Hungarian American Fraternals, Verhovay and Rákóczi. The bright affair took place at the West Side Kálvin hall at West 32d Street, Cleveland. It was a highly sucessful event organized by the enthusiastic lead­ership of Rákóczi Branch 62 and to i which the East and West Sides of the former Verhovay and Rákóczi • members were invited, now coming as the united William Penn mem­bership of that Hungarian-populated city. More than three hundreds guests participated at the “get acquainted” affair which included a delicious Magyar pork supper, Hungarian music and speeches by interesting' speakers. An excellent program of entertainment, prepared by Denis Szász, secretary, and Gabriel Kiss, president, enhanced the festivities. At the conclusion of the supper, Mr. Szász greeted the assembled members and guests and introduced Cleveland’s well-known Louis Bod­nar, who assumed the toastmaster’s role. Appropriately, the National An­them was sung first. Then branch president Gabriel Kiss greeted the assemblage. Mr. Kiss referred to the poem by Zoltán Csakvary, appearing in the second issue of the Hungarian William Penn, in which poem the Rákóczi- Verhovay merger is likened to the confluence of the Alleghany and Monongahela rivers in Pittsburgh to form the Ohio river. Next, two youthful members, El­sie and Robert Novak, talentedly played violin and piano solos. Main speaker was National Sec­retary Albert J. Stelkovics who gave lucid information on the facts con - cerning the forty year long en­deavor to effect the merger, a tri­umphant union which saw fruition in 1955. The National Secretary then predicted an auspicious future for the new William Penn Fraternal Association. Director Frank Magyary of Ak­ron, Ohio followed to speak on the fraternal life of our society. An interlude of entertainment in which Frank Szappanos, Cleveland radio director and vocalist, sang popular Magyar songs, was well re­ceived by the audience. Another member of the Board of Directors, Dr. Andrew Kovács, spoke and was highly applauded for his words. Toastmaster Bodnar followed to introduce these branch officers and representatives: * From Rákóczi Branch 140: An­drew Rigo, and his family; Verho­vay Branch 45: Paul Magyary, Co- Ionian Bertalan, Joseph Drotos; Ver­hovay Branch 14: James Kovach, Louis F. Kostley: Rákóczi Brandi 43: Blase Kovács, president, who extended greetings. Introduced also were Louis Tar­­czai, editor of the Hungarian pub­lication, “Az Újság,” and Julia Ké­mény. The program was closed by branch president Gabriel Kiss. The Cleveland Rakoczi-Verhovay “get-acquainted” meeting and social is another indication that the branches and members throughout the nation are happy former Rá­kóczi and Verhovay members unified in the new society. These affairs are “catching on” to manifest ths enthusiastic membership approval of the merger. It is a salubrious sign of the future of the William Penn Fraternal Association. EXTENDED JANUARY 1956 2 Kovach Ellen C.; 10 Wespremi Elizabeth; 13 Dan Sándor, Dan Sándor; 14 Agg Joseph, Barath Mrs. John, Bergman Albert C., Chato William, Dus Mrs. Leslie J., Gaal Rudolphus L., Gáncs Lajos, Gelehrter Aladar, Gobozy Stephen, Hartman Charles J., Hoffman Joseph A., Hriczo John, Izsák Mrs. Jolin, Jurusz Julius, Jurusz Mrs. Julius, Karpinecz James L., Karpinecz John Jos., Karpinecz Mrs. John, Kiss George, Kiss John, Kiss Mrs. John Kiss Mrs. Kornélia, Kiss Zoltán L., Kotschi Daniel, Kotschi Mrs. Daniel, Kotschi Ruth, Kovács Julius, Kovatch Anna, Lackner Mrs. Robert, Lassani Joseph, Lengyel Andrew, Lengyel Ernest, Lengyel Grace, Lengyel Louis E., Lengyel Mrs. Marg., Lutry Joseph, Moinar Elizabeth, Orosz Helen, Orosz James J., Orosz John Michael, Orosz Mrs. Zigniond, Pek Paul P., Romito Mrs. John, Ruszkay Gergelyne, Sirchich László, Speer John Jr., Speer Thomas, Szabó John S., Szekely Steven E., Szilberleitner Mar., Toth Stephen, Toth Mrs. Stephen, largo David L., Yudick James; 15 Egyarto Karoly, Igyártó Karolyne, Sza­­bady Frank J., Szabady Mrs. Frank, Vash Andrew, Vash Virginia, Vash Vir­ginia L.; 17 Csillag Mrs. Louis, Haraszti Stephen G., Jakab Thomas, Petrick Joseph S., Renker James, Retay Mrs. Anthon, Újhelyi Stephen, Újhelyi Steve M„ Zsoldos Robert L.; 26 Bakondi Thomas S., Ciprich Stephen J., Hazi Fran­cis Fred, Hazi Susan Ellen, Kukuda John, Jr., Kun András, Sremeich Mrs. Paul, Stevenson Reed, Velkey Mrs. Andrew, Velkey Joanne, Velkey Robert J., Velkey Robert Jame; 36 Gyurasits Irene V., Kun Mrs. Andrew; 45 Franklin Judy I., Herczeg Mrs. John, Joo John, Joo Mrs. John, Koeler Francis P., Ne­meth Mrs. Paul, Petrus Alex E., Rodriguez Linda A., Russell Mrs. Albert,

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