William Penn, 1957 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1957-05-01 / 5. szám

May 15, 1957 PAGE 13 William Penn \ WILLIAM PENN WATCHTOWER I . f By JOSEPH J. HORVATH — Cleveland, Ohio s We congratulate the bowling com­mittee on its splendid work on behalf of the 14th Annual National Bowling Tournament and National Fellow­ship Days. We wish each and every bowling member a 650 series — without splits, without a miss. If you must miss, make it a real close one. Re­gardless of the outcome, be a sport. Sportsmanship will make this tourna­ment outstanding and without it you had better remain at home. True the other fellow may get lucky, but cheer him on rather than begrudge him. If you follow this line of reason­ing, I am sure your Dayton, Ohio adventure will be very pleasant in­deed. We regret to inform our readers of the death of Sigismund Kadar who was buried April 18, 1957. Our con­dolences to the family. While we were out of town we learned of the deaths of the follow­ings members: James Kovach, Nicho­las Miller, John Mihály. Our sym­pathies to their families. John Bosway’s son Bill is the very proud father of a son, making John a first-time grandfather to a grand­son. He has six granddaughters. Welcome! RUBBER CITY NEWS by STEVE YUHASZ. Years ago we bowled in Akron versus a team which had the Darago boys on it. After bowling we went to the Hungarian Home for refreshments. Then we missed the bus back to Cleveland, but a kind member of the team took us back. Good old days. Today’s professional politician triples as a statesman, social worker on a twenty-four hour call, and is a free entertainer at social functions. The professional politician can not be a clock watcher. The extracur­ricular activities far outnumber the duties one is elected to perform. The run-of-the-mill requests are very time-consuming and when we don’t win votes we lose them. There are calls for jobs, special appointmeiits, certain matters to be taken up, etc. To keep in touch with the people we represent means attending hundreds of social functions every year. Any­thing that will make a voter thinic of you kindly is used. If you desire to break into politics, start by ringing door bells for your favorite candidate, or for yourself. Usually the receptions are good. Sometimes, however, one runs into the opposite kind. But let me il­lustrate: You i-ing the door bell. Then a gruff voice, “Well, what do you want?” You answer, “I am a Can­didate for...” and before you can finish, the gruff one says, “A poli­tician, huh!” and slams the door in your face. Not discouraged you go next door and ring the bell there. A “sweet young thing” comes to the door an sings out, “How do you do?” You think to yourself, “This is a sure vote”, so you start in by telling her about your candidate. She listens and replies, “Is that so?” “But I am not registered.” You begin to explain the ways and means of registration. She says, “Oh, must all those ques­tions be answered?” The third door and your ego is deflated a bit, but you go on in spite of all these things. About 400 attended the Branch 14- V 55th Anniversary affair. Dr. An­drew Kovács, Director, was master of ceremonies. Miss Judith Molnár sang the National Anthem. The Hun­garian National Anthem was sung by Frank Szappanos. Excellent talks were given in Hungarian by John Sabo, National Auditor, and in Eng­lish by Albert J. Stelkovics, Natio­nal Secretary. Vice President Julius Macker brought greetings from the Home Office. Akron Director Frank Magyary spoke in humorous vein. The Sports Club members gave their services at the dinner and at the bar. We saw Helen O’Ravis, Melvina Hegedűs, Margaret Tomko, John Be­­res, Joseph Semetko, Mr. and Mrs. Marson, Mr. and Mrs. Torda, Louise Torda, Jacob Torda, Judge Louis Petrash, Judge Joseph Stearns, Field Manager Elmer Charles, Joseph Barry, Frank O’Ravis, Coloman Ko­­lozsvary, Coloman Kamya, Bert Szi­lagyi, Charles Kautsky, Joseph Ko­Report of Deaths j FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1956 The William Penn Fraternal Insurance Association announces with profound sorrow the death of the fol­lowing members: Branch Name Branch Name R Szabó Joseph 41 R Siska Gus R Zeisler Joseph 43 R Sipocz Frank 1 R Ihász Mrs. Michael 44 R Acsady John 3 R Balogh Mrs. Alex 44 R Szaladna Michael 3 R Gombos Joseph 48 V Preznanczky Janos 7 R Walter John 52 R Rist Mrs. 'Martin 11 R Juhasz Mrs. Alice 54 R Presta Anthony 1 15 V Ivan József 68 R Csato Anthony I 16 R Bacskay Joseph 112 R Kozak Elizabeth 16 R Wojtko Anthon 120 V Kalman Istvanne 23 R Ostheimer Antal 130 R Galacz Mrs. Victori ! 29 R Balog John 132 V Horvath József 29 R Kassai Joseph 139 R Zsian Gustav 34 R Kurucz Stephen 159 R Kanalos Mrs. Anna 36 V Lorincz Joseph 209 V Bognár Mrs. Frank 36 V Mata Joseph 525 V Dick Dr. Andrew MAY THEY REST IN PEACE vach, James Kovach Jr., Paul Fodor, Jimmy Gall, Mrs. Gall and 25 of her members from Branch 361-V, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drotos, E. Keszie, District Manager and Mrs. Coloman Bertalan of Branch 45-V, Mr. and Mrs. John Bosway, John Parti, Julius Cincsar, August Bessenyey, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Molnár, Nicholas Yu­­hasz, Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. Szász, William J. Fekete, Mrs. Stephen Szabó, Cleveland City Council Pre­sident Jack P. Russell, and others. Finally, meeting District Manager Stephen'J. Ivancso of Toledo, Ohio was a pleasant experience for this columnist. Ex animo, JOSEPH J. HORVATH c. o. William Penn Home 8637 Buckeye Road Cleveland 4, Ohio. LAPSED JANUARY. 1957 Par. R. Kochis John J., Kochis Joseph V., Tar Gizella H., Toth David F.; 5. R. Mendonca Jos. A., Ill; 6. R. Beres, Jr., Frank; 8. V. Shagi William John, Stasko William; 13. V. Bodnar Mary L., Keating Mrs. Eliz., Keating Richard J., Lecco John Daniel, Lecco Joseph Henry, Lecco Michael S., Lecco Sandra Kay, Lecco Stephen, Jr.r Szekeres Mrs. Alex, Varga Albert J., Virok Ellen Marie; 14. V. Biro Peter, Jr., Bogus George, Campbell Donald L., Campbell Robert W., Campbell Willis, Jr., Campbell Mrs. Will., Kovach Stephen J., Mondok Louis, Mondok Louis Y., Mondok Mrs. Louis, Mondok Robert, Moore Dolores L., Moore Dolores L., Rundo Nick, Slonin Carolyn H., Slonin Robert E., Slonin Sharon, Voros John; 15. V. Fuczy Ludwig, Marek Thaddeus, Jr. jMladonieky John T., Mladonicky Joseph, Serenesics Steve, Szoyka Helen Adell, Varga Ernest, Varga Stephen; 16. V. Burgun Mrs. Richard; 16. R. Henrick Donna M., Nagy Alexander J., Nagy Janet B., Stanislowski Andy, Zudonyi Rose Marie; 19. R. Martin James W.; 21. V. Horvath Joseph P.; 22. R. Bleier Ilona M.; 23. V. Hager Rich. S., Smalarik Francis J.; 23. R. Benko Geza, Benko Sarlót, De iMatteo Debra, Kenny Virg. Vak, Loewe Andrew, Loewe Csilla, Loewe Sylvia, Lukach Anthony, Parlow Stephen; 25. V. Doss Billy R., Lengyel Mrs. Joseph; 25. R. Wood Leonard F.; 26. V. Dias David Allen, Dias Faith Anne, Dias Herbert Wm., Dias Robert John, Dias Mrs. Robert J.; 34. V. Berdar David Louis, Berdar Michael J., Ill, Kandracs John R., Liptak Mariann ;35.R. Saleh Candace, Saleh Samuel M., Smutz Irene M.; 36. V. Gresko Stephen L., Janosik Helen; 39. V. Tkacik Mrs. Robert; 40. R. Kish Joseph T.; 41. R. Dunch Andrew, Jr., Dunch Mrs. Andrew; 43. R. Evans David Daniel, Kluber John J., Kovach Donald A., Toth,Jr., Frank, Toth Karl Roy, Toth Priscilla; 44. R. Bender John P., Bender Mary J., Haydu Mary A., Haydu Stephen, László •Steve J., Sipos David A.; 45. V. Franklin Judy, Készéi Judith Ann, Készéi Nancy Lee, Készéi Richard A.; 45. R. Miskinis Paul John; 45. V. Nelson Mrs. Anne, Nelson Christine L., Nelson Edwin Chas., Urban Paul, Jr.; 45. R. Tallarom William P.; 50. V. Balazs Lynn Marie, Balazs Sandra Rose, Boskey Mrs. Frank J., Gazdik John P., Gazdik John P., Pillér Paul E., Prokop Louis A.,Spisak Joseph J., Summers Mathais D., Tinich Russell F.; 51. R. Haight Margaret, Wusching Carol T.; 52. R. Knecht Lewis, Jr., Knecht Mrs. Lewis; 52. V. Kovács Mrs. John, Lawrence Barbara J., Lawrence Steven L.; 54. R. Benko Elizabeth, Kocsis Michael A.; 56. R. Takacs Linda R.; 59. V. Nihoff David, Rayman Edgar A., Jr., Rayman Gary James, Romboy Frank, Jr.; 63. R. Gluvna Joseph J.; 68. V. Dudics Frank; 69. R. Weston, Jr., Richard, Weston Robert J.; 71. V. Ferency Joseph R., Ferency Mary, Genes Bernice M., Popp Richard F.; 76. V. Hollins Mrs. Helen, Kovach William T., Smith Carles W., Sr., Toth Ernest J., Toth Mrs. Ernest J.; 76. R. Melendez Luis; 82. R. Retossie Pldith, Retossie Eugene, Retassie Jerry, Retassie Mary L., Stufft Derry L., Stufft Gregory C.; 84. V. Metro Sharon Ann; 85. V. Tiernan Roy R.; 87. R. Furniss R. Daniel; 88. V. Revis Ronald; 89. V. Ocskay James F., Toth George W., Jr.; 90. V. Pongracz Carol Lou, Pongracz Carlman, Pongracz Elsie, Pon­­graez Marcia A., Pongracz Michael, Pongracz Patricia; 98. V. Bodnar Agnes, Bodnar Csilla, Bodnar Emőke, Chulik, Jr., John P., Fekete Susie, Henry Robert S.; 106. V. Koncsol Michael, Koncsol Thomas P.; 108. V. Bardo Robert Alan, Deery Marilyn; 115. R. Guydo Frank J.; 123. R.' Bogus Thomas J., Hunter Homer S., Nagy Dorothy E., Nagy Julia L., Nagy Rebecca K., Rosa Robert L., Roza Thomas M., Soltész Andrew J.; 128. R. Koczak Pauline; 129. V. Brown Paul C., Brown Mrs. Paul C., De Victor Louis A., Finece John M., Gatwood James A., Holtz Edwin John, Loel James H., Varga David Allen; 129. R. Rusteberg Robert E., Schnur Frank, Schnur Theresa; 130. V. Banina Mrs. Joseph, Banina William R., Holzli Lajos, László Mrs. Balint, Orosz Gabriella, Orosz James Mich., Orosz Márcella, Orosz Michael Jos., Schafer Jill Marie, Stofko Alex, Stofko John, Szmutko Dennis A., Szmutko Dolores A., Szmutko Joseph A., Szmutko Mrs. Joseph, Szmutko Sandra, Takacs William M.; 130. R. Czeraki Robert J.; 132. V. Minzey Carolyn, Minzey Ronald, Pietrzak Edward , D., Schumaker Carson G., Slane Charles L.; 133. V. Houser Kathleen E., Houser Ralph M., Houser Mrs. Ralph; 135. R. Cottrell Debra, Farrell James W., Farrell Mrs. James, Levay Mrs. Alex, Pelley Elinor J., Shirley Russel B.; 136. R. Dobrozsi Ruth Ann; 138. V. Onika Deborah S., Onika Patricia May, Tournai John J.; 147. V. Pribish Joseph; 147. R. Pander Joseph P., Jr.; 152. V. Christian Carl A.; 157. R. Braun Agnes; 159. R. Martin David A., Martin Dianne P., Martin Joseph R., Martin Larrine D., Martin Shariden A., Martin Steven R., Martin William D., Martin Mrs. William; 168. V. Fulton Charles R.; 172. V. Danka James Victor, Danka John Joseph, Kasanicky William; 174. V. Kovács Robert; 187. V. Lane Terry J., Toth Mrs. Tibor, Weidner Jo Ann B., Weidner Jo Ann B.; 189. V. Poorbaugh Mrs. Ray., Rusyniak Michael J., Stockli Geo. L., Stockli Mrs. Geo.; 214. V. Sake Loretta M.; 226. V. Boros Janet Marie, Kozak Mrs. Zoltán, Menas Joanne Fran., Ryan James B., Jr., 249. V. Janka Barb. Jean, Janka Diana Lynn. Lovett Mrs. Paul; 275. V. Pintz Ludwig, Pintz Mrs. Ludwig; 296. V. Brandolino John C., Brandolina Michael, Hahnebohm Alice M., Hahnebohm Robert M., Mandak Dorothy A., Matisko Helen M., Mock Lorraine, Snyder William, Szuch Julius A.; 376. V. Bishop Saundra J., Katona Susan, Voigt Richard; 383. V. Chaubey Joanne M., Ladies Frank, Minshew Mrs. Helen, Minshew Janice P.; 418. V. Butcher ’ Steve; 424. V. Kovanic Andrew D., Salamon Otis; 443. V. Kovács Arthur Z. D., Kovács Mrs. Zolton, Porkoláb Priscilla, Riggs Carl R., Riggs Clarence E., Riggs Juanita M.; 500. V. Kecskes William F.; 501. V. Lakatos Joseph; 511. V. Morell Mrs. Rex; 573. V. Vizkeleti Ilona E., Vizkeleti Irene . Total 293 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds

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