William Penn, 1957 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1957-06-05 / 6. szám
PAGE 12 June 19, 1957. 341. V. Yovanovich Eli 77.99. 344. V. Petrik Eugene 21.14. 347. V. Alexa John 53.70, Black William 18.28, Toth Bertalan 29.70. 348. V. Merk John 27.42. 352. V. Borovies John 35.42, Prather Mayton 36.56, Takacs Mrs. Frank 35.42. 376. V. Bishop William L. 51.42, Herman Charles 49.14. 383. V. Ackerman Mrs. Jos. 25.14, Salay Mrs. Stephen 29.70.' 399. V. Remo William 45.70. 418. V. Nemeth Louis 54.84, Schwartz Mrs. Thom. 15.00. 420. V. Horvath Peter 14.85. 443. V. Letenyei Joseph 34.28, Porció Mrs. Stephen 35.42, Trimai Joseph 35.42, Vito Nania 86.84. 452. V. Jones Mrs. Paul 33.14. 466. V. Balogh Joseph 75.42, Deutsch Rudolf 25.14, Peczanyi Mrs. Ed. 28.56, Ternyey Michael 25.14. 478. V. Nemeth Charles 68.56. 485. V. Fekete Michael 35.42. 500. V. Gyenes Mrs. Eliz. 18.86, Meray Paul, Sr. 43.42, Shaffer Mrs. Eliz. 28.12. 511. V. Sabo Mrs. Joseph J. 99.40, Varga Victoria 15.00. 520. V. Zambanini Mrs. S. 44.56. 525. V. Brandt Peter 10.28, Horvath Ernest 32.00, Kuttor John 29.71, Mate Frank 26.28, Palagyi John 98.00, Tenke Frank, Jr. 28.56. 541. V. Szabó Mrs. Julia 27.42. 542. V. Frlan John 36.56. 545. V. Bulat Dhniel 40.00, Havranek Alois. 17.14, Sovjak Vinko 18.84. 564. V. Graziano Samuel 56.55, Graziano Mrs. Sam 51.57, Rozsa Mrs. Gabriel 15.00. 569. V. Beres Stephen 35.42. TOTAL 13,036.81 MAIMING BENEFIT CLAIM PAYMENTS FEBRUARY 1957 163. V. Koteny Charles 200.00. INCOME PROTECTOR CLAIM PAYMENTS FEBRUARY 1957 305. V. Kelemen Martin 65.00. HOSPITALIZATION CLAIM PAYMENTS FEBRUARY 1957 52. V. Nagy Zoltán 100.00. SURGICAL CLAIM PAYMENTS FEBRUARY 1957 52. V. Nagy Zoltán 50.00. Flood City News | Branch 8-V Johnstown, Pa.f By Joseph Madarasz, Jr. |j William Penn Branch 8-V, in cosponsorship with the American-Hungarian Citizens Club, will hold a Hungarian Day Picnic July 21st at the Family Playground, Cooper Ave. and Knox St. (Lower Yoder Township). Music will be played by the Matulla Brothers Orchestra of Daisytown, Pa. Dancing from late afternoon and evening; refreshments and good Hungarian food; adequate parking facilities free of charge; tickets available from members of both organizations at $1.50 per person. * * * Congratulations to our Branch Manager and to Mrs. Stephen Petruska, Jr. 961 East Ave. on the birth of their son, weighing 7 , lb. 13 oz., born May 14th, at 11:45 p.m., at the Lee Hospital . ❖ * * Miss Sylvia Fazcan celebrated her birthday May 31st. Belated happy returns from all your fellow bowlers and friends, Sylvia. >;: >;: * Emory Vargo, long standing member of Branch 8-V, died at the age of 71 at his home, 380 Brallier Place. We extend our sympathies to the deceased relatives. William Penn Chicago District Manager Given Honors The City of Chicago is one of the few that can boast of insurance prestige. Chicago has an exclusive organization called the “Fraternal Underwriters of Chicago.” This organization is to the insurance industry what the “Bar Association” is to the legal profession. On April 17, 1957 the Fraternal Underwriters of Chicago met for their most important all-day event of the year. The event was held at Chicagoland’s most distinguished supper club, the fabulous “Mangam Chateau” on Ogden Avenue. This affair was attended by the membership consisting of Chicago’s outstanding fraternal insurance underwriters. It reached its climax by the careful selection of its officers. Our own William Penn Chicago District Manager, Frank T. Kajdi, who manages Branch 50-V, won one of the positions as an officer of the Fraternal Underwriters of Chicago and was elected to its Board of Directors for a term of three years. Other William Penn insurance men in Chicago and vicinity who desire to qualify for membership in the aforementioned organization may do so by contacting Mr. Kajdi at his office. We congratulate District Manager Kajdi on the latest recognition received by him. IN MEMORY OF ALBERT B. ARI (Continued from page 1) Ari, Brogley and I, when we were members of the Finance Committee, urged a thorough looking into our real estate, which had become too slow in profitable returns. Better investments followed our suggestion and the study by the Board. Again, at the 1943 Convention, we united in our efforts to help make a better convention, improve the procedures at the Board of Directors Meetings, and in one sweep initiate a development program the fruition of which is felt to this day. Death snatched away Albert B. Ari from us, but his memory and his work have left their impression. I, his true friend and Director associate, continue to mourn him. On the 8th anniversary of the death of Albert B. Ari, I will journey to Trenton, New Jersey, enter the Riverview Cemetery, there to pray and lay a wreath, in the name of the William Penn Fraternal Association and in my own respectful regard, at the grave of a Hungarian American fraternalist: ALBERT B. ARI Died June 26, 1949 Requiescat in Peace REINSTATED FROM LAPSED MARCH 1957 Par. R. Koehis Nancy V., Kochis Sharon R.; 6. R. Beres, Jr., Frank; 13. V. Iski Elizabeth V., Chamberlain Adele, Chamberlain Cliff, Chamberlain James, Chamberlain Kim D., Chamberlain Michael, Chamberlain Trudie, Gergoff Marton, Soproni John; 14. V. Beres Theodore L„ Dudás Joseph E., Dudás Mrs. Joseph E.; 16. V. Burgun Mrs. Richard; 20. V. Sutch Richard Jos.; 21. V. Pitlik Kathleen; 23. V. Smalarik Francis J.; 44. R. Becker Christine A., Becker Christine A.; 45. V. Urban Paul, Jr.; 50. V. Nagy Joseph A.; 54. R. Benko Elizabeth; 82. R. Retassie Dominck; 101. R. Me Veigh Dhniel P., Tisza, Jr., Carl Will.; 123. R. Rosa Robert L., Roza Thomas M.; 129. R. Kremer Steven, Kremer Vera; 130. V. Banina Mrs. Joseph, Bonich George A., Bonich George A., László Mrs. Balint; 130. R. Czeraki Robert J.; 135. R. Farrell James W., Farrel Mrs. James; 138. V. Onika Deborah S., Onika Patricia May; 140. R. Ilich Carolyn B., Ilich Dale A., Hegedűs Lori A., Hegedűs Mark S.; 145. V. Ragyak Mrs. Stephen; 157. R. Braun Agnes, Vogel Laura Ann; 172. V. Danka James Victor, Danka John Joseph; 189. V. Cade William K., Cade Mrs. William K.; 226. V. Boros Janet Marie, Crusko Mrs. Robert, Menas Joanne Fran.; 366. V. Kwasniewski Mrs. J.; 418. V. Yosick Lindalee, Yosick Nicholas C., Yosick William S.; 443. V. Kiss László Josef. Total 57 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Trail-blazers they might be called — for they are the men who are charged by the Board of Directors with the burden of responsibility for guaranteeing the success of our yearly sports-social spectacle. From left to right the members of this 1957 group are: Director John P. Balia, Director Michael Korosy, Director Albert B. Ibos, Chairman; Field Manager Elmer Charles, Administrator; Director Michael J. Faczan, Director Louis Vassy, not a member of this committee but Chairman of the Local Tournament Committee of Dayton — the national and the y local committees are closely allied in their joint efforts; Director Gabriel Czernai, Michael Sopronyi, Member.
