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

1957-05-01 / 5. szám

May 15, 1957

PAGE 15

William Penn

RUBBER CITY NEWS

by Steve Yuhasz

AKRON, OHIO BRANCH 44-R

An overflow crowd attended our “Testimonial Banquet” to open up i the social season of the newly formed William Penn Fraternal Association J Branch 44-R. They heard some fine | music selections by Eva Temesvári and Mrs. Stephen Yuhasz before sitting down to delicious food. After introducing out-of-town and local dignitaries, and a short message from Albert J. Stelkovics, National Secretary, the officers of the three combined branches of our now great Branch 44-R were honored.

Bela Takacu, president of the former Branch 91-V, was given a check for $50.00 and which amount he will receive each year as long as he lives. John Nagy received a gold engraved watch and chain to memorialize the 26 years he has devoted to Branch 44-R as president and vice-president. Mr. Takacs had recently been reelected president of 91-V for the 37th consecutive term. Both are now honorary presidents of the new Branch 44-R.

Other former officers of these Branches were honored with engraved

pen and pencil sets. They were: Branch 355-V: John Takacs, Joseph Darago; Branch 91-V: Steve Toth,

I Charles Lak, Kalman Cselle, William I Bodosy; Branch 44-R: George Boskor, James Druszin, Rudolph Ferenci, Joseph Jacobs, Frank Magyary, Andrew Thomas, Alex Vargo. This was just a small token of appreciation to these men for the many hours of work put in for their branches.

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Just a reminder to yon teenagers: If you haven’t as yet stgned up for the Teenage Bowling League, you had better do so right away. The league starts Wednesday, May 22, at 7:30 p. m., at Bories Bowland. We’ve a grand windup planned for you young men and women come ten weeks hence. The person to contact is. Steve Barany-JE 5-7582 (Mon., Wed. or Fri. mornings till noon).

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AUGUST 11 is the date selected for the Annual William Penn Fraternal Association Akron Area Picnic.

Better mark that date on your calendar now — it’s just 108 days away.

It will be at Kovach’s Picnic Ground on Ridgewood Road. There’s going to be plenty of fun and good fellowship for everyone — especially for the children. Each member will receive a letter concerning it about the middle of the month of July.

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We wish to extend or deepest symypathy to the families of Mrs. Elizabeth Freyler and Anton Kerkovitz in their bereavements. Both Mrs. Freyler and Mr. Kerkovitz passed away April 28th, leaving many friends here in Akron.

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The Magyar Teen-Age Society (MATS) will hold a card party lor persons of all ages May 26th, 3:00 p. m., at the Magyar Home. A style show will highlight the afternoon’s program. Some of these dresses have been made by the models who will wear them. Refreshments will be served. The next regular meeting of the MATS will be May 28 at the Magyar Home.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magyary on moving into their new home in the new Kenilworth Estates. .Mr. Magyary is a member of the Board of Directors. He and his wife have always been very active at the social functions of Branch 44-R here in Akron.

I am hoping that I might include

some great news about myself next month, as I shall attend the National Printcraft Bowling Tournament in Chicago May 3rd thru 5th and hope to bring home some of that “loot” from the “Windy City”.

It would please me and the rest of you if I could write more personal news about our membership than I have been. In order to do this, I need your cooperation in calling in or writing in interesting news of yourself or member friends. Here is my address and telephone number: STEPHEN YUHASZ 306 Stratford Road,

Akron 13, Ohio TEmple 6-2702

“GIVE BLOOD NOW!

CALL your Community or Hospital Blood Bank or local Rod Cross Chapter.

DO YOU KNOW?

The death rate in the United States for this year is 9.3 per 1*000 population, the ninth year in succession with a national death rate below 10 per 1,000.

*

Sad, indeed, are anhedonists because they are those individuals who have lost the power to experience pleasure.

PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES

FEBRUARY 1-2$, 1957

Br.

Amount

Br.

Amount

Br.

Amaunt

Br.

Amount

Br.

Amount

Br.

Amount

Br.

Amount

Br.

Amount

TF V

172.53

27 R

____.__

61 V*

417.91

93 R

_#__

136 R

325.48

186 V

134.27

288 V

470.60

420 V

378.58

PAR R

14.68

27 V

3,050.59

61 V

277.58

94 R*

127.52

136 V

62.30

187 V

882.95

290 V

316.00

424 V

266.83

PAR V

184.07

28 R

523.74

62 R

489.94

94 R

137 R

171.48

188 V

127.22

291 V

177.68

433 V

28.15

1 R

669.21

29 R

549.28

62 V

194.22

95 R

45.40

137 V

1,794.43

189 V

2,963.13

292 V

734.59

438 V

118.27

2 R

—.—

29 V

154.14

63 R

1,645.80

97 R

69.03

138 R

923.34

193 V

39.33

296 V*

3,635.67

442 V

125.71

2 V

540.69

30 R

124.30

63 V

15.63

98 V

1,795.83

138 V*

1,114.13

196 V

24.86

296 V

—.—

443 V

3,148.79

3 R

2 530 40

30 V

a,i p

qq 97

qq t?

qq QÄ

138 V

197 V

106 82

809 V

268.74

452 V

____

3 V

31 V

449.29

O'* XV

64 V

OiJ.6 1

272.14

tj tv XV

100 R

ÖÖ.ÖO

173.97

140 R

142.20

200 V

X l/UiOiJ

168.04

OU6 V

303 V

314.23

466 V

1,556.43

4 R

354.81

32 R

155.31

66 V*

342.22

100 V

63.55

141 V

555.59

201 V

110.88

305 V

684.94

477 V

178.77

5 R

—.—

32 V

989.22

66 V

—.—

101 R

1,385.27

142 R

721.42

207 V

62.00

307 V

69.81

478 V

—.—

5 V

127.10

34 R

732.40

67 V

194.07

101 V

71.62

143 V

106.72

209 V

262.88

310 V

584.01

480 V

99.58

6 R

134.41

34 V

1,749.58

68 R

502.15

103 R

271.54

144 R

230.96

210 V

28.43

313 V

68.73

483 V

136.94

7 R

131.98

35 R

421.26

68 V

569.36

103 V

141.79

145 R

24.94

213 V

124.03

317 V

131.09

485 V

40.58

7 V

180.15

36 *R

362.92

69 R

1,253.01

104 R

175.45

145 V

334.99

214 V

989.47

322 V

61.90

487 V*

171.65

8 R |

95.49

36 V

8,271.62

1 69 V

68.64

105 R

136.71

146 R

61.09

215 V*

354.58

324 V

125.02

487 V

195.87

8 V

2,490.06

38 R

418.84

70 R

106.84

106 V

341.98

146 V

166.57

215 V

—.—

327 V

98.37

488 V

—.—

9 V

230.50

38 V

206.76

70 V

795.91

107 R

220.11

147 R

586.79

216 V

10.96

331 V

38.11

489 V

78.93

10 R

324.50

39 R

44.92

71 R

152.35

107 V

352.62

147 V**

633.32

218 V

118.39

335 V

140.65

496 V

55.86

10 V

651.76

39 V

1,123.35

71 V

1,939.31

108 R

99.46

147 V

—.—

219 V

140.80

336 V

949.32

499 V

96.41

11 R

53.06

40 R

370.17

73 V

158.82

108 V

3,067.69

150 V

394.59

220 V

311.64

338 V*

1,097.28

500 V

1,264.90

12 R

350.92

40 V

1,087.60

74 R

591.38

110 R

90.16

152 V

401.15

222 V

248.58

338 V

167.80

501 V*

576.19

12 V

87.46

41 R

975.46

75 R

153.51

114 R

105.63

153 R

297.98

226 V

2,220.19

341 V

95.15

501 V

270.33

13 R

509.55

41 V

43.03

76 R

569.52

114 V

486.06

153 V

84.51

227 V .

38.00

343 V*

305,49

511 V

618.20

i 13 V

6,375.24

43 R

4,165.86

76 V

1,798.94

115 R

277.95

155 R

—.—

230 V

280.91

343 V

—.—

520 V

112.39

14 R

1,121.18

43 V

176.51

77 R

138.91

116 V*

122.52

156 R

200.94

236 V

76.11

344 V

87.63

525 V

3,190.09

14 V*

11,887.10

44 R

—._

78 R

366.42

116 V

—,_

156 V

51.10

237 V

128.30

345 V

15.50

533 V

175.97

14 V

76.46

45 R

219.65

78 V

122.91

117 V

22.28

157 R

64.21

239 V

70.51

347 V

251.95

534 V

13.77

15 V

4,069.35

45 V

3,849.79

79 R

514.90

118 R*

48.80

157 V

145.11

245 V

27.17

348 V

308.72

541 V

30.86

16 R

2,539.08

46 V

134.71

80 R

324.51

118 R

—.—

158 V

118.58

247 V

331.03

349 V

430.07

542 V

199.58

16 V

86.92

47 R

366.80

81 R

27.13

119 V

27.74

159 R

288.95

248 V

807.93

351 V

79.12

545 V

116.53

17 R

105.88

47 V

61.68

81 V

51.10

121 R

34.60

159 V

679.93

249 V

2,729.45

352 V

1.070.64

546 V

31.55

17 V

2,363.75

48 V

8,104.72

82 R

204.56

123 R

438.95

162 V

34.21

257 V

96.94

361 V

631.50

548 V

114.52

19 R

1,539.68

49 V

418.05

83 R*

. 156.21

123 V

337.73

163 V

258.18

261 V*

66.44

366 V

140.02

550 V

106.83

19C R

2,570.77

50 V

26.37

83 R

156.81

124 R

181.89

166 V

37.96

261 V

65.83

376 V

876.34

555 V

55.50

20 V

819.50

51 R

1,663.77

84 V

1,153.87

127 V

287.81

168 R

111.68

262 V

132.21

383 V

2,889.65

559 V

39.61

21 R

34.75

52 R

1,032.60

85 R

135.38

128 R

908.32

168 V

617.13

264 V

—.—

386 V*

360.54

562 V

•78.14

21 V*

3,312.56

52 V

3,661.48

85 V

558.73

129 R

1,368.07

169 R

61.49

269 V

313.20

386 V

270.43

564 V

147.89

21 V

1,901.75

53 R

110.40

86 V

91.52

129 V

2,518.76

170 V

344.40

272 V*

380.79

387 V

62.03

566 V

116.92

22 R

16.70

53 V

77.78

87 R

139.68

130 R

642.20

172 V

541.17

272 V

—.—

389 V

159.81

568 V

17.71

23 R

4,540.16

54 R

673.63

87 V

1,657.96

130 V

2,944.87

173 V

30.50

273 V

72.19

391 V

89.39

569 V

186.68

23 V

732.75

55 R

75.93

88 R

265.36

131 R

220.23

174 V

696.49

275 V

1,228.97

399 V

184.76

573 V*

420.57

24 R

266.99

5% R

2,298.88

88 V

1,204.76

132 R

605.94

175 V

177.97

276 V

124.50

403 V

51.74

573 V

29.10

25 R

443.45

57 V

171.85

89 R

28.15

132 V

6,912.41

177 V

79.73

277 V

158.80

405 V

108.87

575 V*

313.34

25 V

960.81

59 R

59.89

89 V

1,366.53

133 V

7.30

180 V

3.72

278 V

455.34

408 V

60.89

575 V

—.—

26 R

—.—

59 V

1,374.84

90 V

994.63

134 V

89.04

182 V

35.30

284 V

67.52

415 V

144.90

rPArr A T

26 V*

3,582.76

60 R

38.60

91 R

116.08

135 R

663.13

184 V*

72.75

285 V

58.14

418 V*

215.26

1 U 1AL

26 V

2,046.46

61 R

244.72

92 R

476.11

135 V

220.08

184 V

—.—

286 V

197.00

418 V

—.—

227,982.47

* 1957 January Monthly Dues Payment

JOHN SABO. x' '*> nal Auditor ** 1956 December and 1957 January Monthly Dues Payment JULIUS E, SOMOGYI, National Treasures