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

1957-09-04 / 9. szám

September 18, 1957 PAGE 5 William Penn Do You Know the Whereabouts of . . . JOHN KALISKA who is living in or somewhere near Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. KALISKA was born in 1889 at Babakut in Hungary and came to America in 1905. He first settled in Smithton, Pa. and moved later to Pitts­­bugh, Pa. He is the brother to my niece’s husband living in Hungary. They appealed to me for assistance to locate him, I will appreciate any help in this matter. GEORGE SZUCS • 120 Neil Street ■ NILES, Ohio ALLIANCE SPEAKS BRANCH 189-V ALLIANCE, OHIO---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------rrm-rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr,*** Now that the last summer holiday is over, our William Penn bowlers are eagerly awaiting the first night of league bowling. The men’s league is all set with 8 teams participating — including the Old Dutch team Which walked off with the trophy in Dayton last season. Piául Butter­­more, league secretary is hoping to häve some nice scores to report for the next issue of the Journal. Helen Kinser is secretary of the William Penn Women’s League. Her four teams plus the men’s 8 teams will roll at 6:30 on Sunday nights beginning Sept. 8, at the Cristopher Lanes. Come on out and cheer your favorites on!!! Branch Manager MICHAEL SIMO is pleased to report that the Fran­cis SRMAG family — all four of them — are brand new William Penn members. Welcome to the fold! Mrs. SRMAG is the daughter of Louis MURÁNYI, who was one of the founders of Alliance’s own Branch 189. We insert a note of sorrow. Br. Shown above, left to right, back row, are Robert Koch, assistant manager, James Cobbs, catcher, Mike Polozzi, outfielder Gary Beving­­ton, pitcher-outfielder, Bill Di Don­ato, outfield, Keith Slusser, out­field, Larry Oney, first base, and Mason, manager. Front row left to right: Robert Koch, second base, Gary Mason, shortstop, outfield, pitcher, Larry Hammiojnd, pitcher, Tom Sctcan, outfield Bill Crider, shortstop-pitch­er, Dick Harris, third base-pitcher, 189 extends henrtfelt sympathies to the families of Andrew SABO and Mary BODO who passed away last month. Mary is the daughter of Michael BILCZE whose family has cne of the largest Wm. Penn mem­berships in Br. 189. Bill BUZOGÁNY has returned to Rochester Medical Center after a vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buzogány. Bill, an earnest young man with a promising future ahead has one more year of study before becoming an interne, Michael Buzogány is one of our most ardent members; he will be remem­bered by many Verhovayans as a winner in the 1938 membership contest in which the coveted prize was a European Tour. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leno PISONI on the birth of a new grandson. The Robert Nelson’s of Chicago, 111. are the proud parents. Congratulations to SARAH LOUISE KOROSY on her graduation from Canton Aultman Hospital School of Nursing. Larry Rogers, outfield, Dale Flugan, outfield; Larry Holloway wasn’t pre­sent when this picture was taken. Sept. 8 will find the Wm. Penn A. C. members enjoying a golf stag at the Sleepy Hollow Golf Course. John BARANY, President of Br. 189, is chairman for this event and we hope to have news of the winners for the next issue. Billy Carli, a Juvenile member only 10 years old, won a Golf Tournament staged at the Country Club for the younger set. Sarah is now a full fledged nurse, a credit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Korosy; and the pride and joy of her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Korosy, Sr. Her three years of training were spon­sored by the Alliance Chapter, Wo­men of the Moose .She plans to go to Cleveland University Hospital, Lakeside, where she will specialize in pediatrics .She won the honor of being her class queen during the re­cent junior-senior banquet and dance held in Canton Onesto Hotel. Congratulations, also, to Gene Ma­son who managed the Wm. Penn A. C. baseball team to a champion­ship. A total of 64 guests including players and their parents were at our Wm. Penn Lodge Saturday, August 17, when the Lodge honored Gene and his boys with a delicious chicken dinner. The William Penn Athletic Club, winners of the Class G Hot Stove League baseball title, finished the season with 20 wins and two losses. May we remind all members and friends of Wm. Penn of our Thanks­giving Eve Dimter-Dantce ? Don’t forget that Michael SIMO has the tickets, only $2.50 per person and he can be reached at 200 So. Arch Ave.; telephone 19206. Tickets are also available at the Lodge from the steward, Mr. George TOTH. A delicious Swiss Steak Dinner plus Lou SIKORA and his Society Notes is a combination you cannot afford to pass up/ We will all be locking for you! Sick Benefit Claim Payments June, 1957 Par. R Bodnar Mrs. Kath. 10.28, Do­hányos Mrs. Paul 5.14, Felber Mrs. Bessie 30.86, Hadar Vincent, Jr. 19.71, Imri Mrs. Susan 18.00, Ivan Joseph 13.71, Juhasz Joseph 18.86, Kaemp­­ter Frederick 51.43, Karaffa Mrs. John 51.43, Kerekes Mrs. Steph 21.43, Klesitz Michael 52.28, Koto Andrew 16.28, Kronovitter John 61.71, Molnár Daniel 24.86, Pofok Mrs. Paul 12.00, Rivnyak Mrs. Julia 26.57, Suhanosky Stephen 19.71, Szabó Louis 12.00, Ta­kács Mrs, Eliz. 14.57, Wiesenbacher Mrs. L. 19.71, Zander Joseph 9.44. Par. V Clauser Frank 22.88, Fiaim Victor 18.28, Krupa Mrs. Bernard 15.00, Sussick Mrs. Eliz. 25.14. 1- R Hathazi Mrs. Susan 12.00, Ku­­bicza John 26.57. 2- R Koval Mrs. Veronica 40.28. 2- V Balega Peter 24.04, Nagy Stephen 51.42. 3- R Baski Joseplh 8.14, Giczei Mrs. Rose 69.44, Mangier Walter J. 24.00, Ungvary Mrs. Wm. 30.00. 3- V Fiaim Paul 9.14, Füredi Evan 41.14, Füredi Evan 41.14, Martz John 57.14. 4- R Cantadore Mrs. Rico 8.57. 5- R Bino Julius 34.28. 8-V Distefano James 80.00, Lányi Mrs. Theresa 36.62, Petruska Mrs. Steph. 15.00. 10-V Gretchen Mrs. Mary 28.56, Miller Hugh D. 13.76. 12- R Sándor Anthony 27.43. 13- R Novak Mrs. Margaret 28.28. 13- V Baltovics Stephen 44.56, Dro­­tar Mrs. Mary 22.29, Horvath John J. 78.86, Molnár Olga 41.14, Molnár Peter 26.32, Schujko John 58.58, Sol­tész Charles 36.56, Szabó Stephen I. 37.70, Tilger John 36.00. 14- R Balogh William 33.43, Cziko Mrs. John 16.28, Karpie Veronica 24.00, 14- V Bedrick John 18.28, Bores» Michael 64.00, Boresz Mrs. Michael 10.28, Bosway Mrs. John, Jr. 17.74, Fodor Joseph 40.00, Ivancso John 44.58, Köteles Stephen 35.42, Mader Mrs. Ida 11.42, Maxa William J. 40.00, Perna Elek 13.71, Toth Edward L. 14.84, Varga John E. 22.88, Zam Joseph A. 26.28. 15- V Csuhák John 42.30. Kirilla Frank 16.00, Kirilla Frank 16.00, Ki­rilla Frank 17.14, Pikolcz Joseph 69.70, - Small Vincent 37.70, Sullivan Mrs. Thom. 27.42, Szoo Frank 32.00, Witz Mrs. Irma 83.42. 16- R Hack Menyhért 51.42, Kover Mrs. James 32.57, Kukucska Mrs. Mary 53.14, Kupta Mrs. Alex 24.86, Simon Peter 6.00. 17- R Popovics Demeter 20.57. 17-V Czebak Joseph 16.00, Fazekas Andrew 51.42, Kovács Andrew, Jr. 13.70, Kulik Andrew 96.00, Szabó Louis J. 27.42, Zsoldos Mrs. Louis 28.08, Wolf Herman 62.86, Zamiska Mrs. John 15.00. 19- R Kovács Stephen 45.43, Kovács Mrs. Steph. 83.14, Nagy Mrs. Julius 60.00, Nagy Mrs. Julius 66.00, Stanko Mrs. John 60.00, Tamas Mary 38.57, Timko Anna 38.57, Varga Charles 12.86. Vida Mrs. Joseph 33.43. 20- V Tokár Andrew 43.42, Tokár Andrew 11.46. 21- V Bistucz Michael 53.70, Latos Joseph 13.73, Nemeth John 32.04, Pol­lock Mrs. Frank 6.84. 22- R Olajos Nicholas, Jr. 33.43. 23- V Crist Stephen, Jr. 9.14, Merkle Frank 54.85, Wilburn Lennie T. 12.06. 24- R Kovács Peter 27.43. 25- R Baka Frank 94.29, Bocsar Mrs. John 32.57, Elek Stephen 38.57, Gecsei Charles 43.71, Gulyas Stephen 69.43. 25-V Haraszt John 38.90, Lányi Louis 46.32, Parag Michael 117.70, (Continued on page 8)

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