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

1957-09-04 / 9. szám

f September 18, 1957 William Penn PAGE 11 296 V Balia Mrs. John 36.56. 310 V Halasz Daniel 40.00, Halasz Dan, el 23.54. 313 V Zsoldos Josephine 15.00. 324 V Farkas Mrs. John 39.56. 335 V Marton Nicholas 40.02. 336 Y Schneiker John 64.00, Schnei­­ker John 26.28. 338 V Szabó Balint 28.56, Szabó Stephen 40.00, Varga Sándor B. 44.56, Visnyai Frank 75.42. 341 V Azare George 37.70, Azare George 26.28. 343 V Mayerchak Andrew 59.42. 347 V Rusko Mrs. Peter 28.56. 348 V Merk John 8.55. 349 V Miklós John 84.56< Toth Ni­cholas 22.84. 366 Ágoston Mrs. Irene 29.70, Crawford Mrs. Yolan 43.42. 376 V Bishop William L. 32.00. 383 V Rafe Joseph 29.70. 386 V Kovács Mrs. John M. 32.72, Zamboni Louis 42.28. 399 V Lengyel Simon 12.00, Pala­­gyi Zigmond 38.84. 408 V Bosco Mrs. Theresa 15.00. 443 Y Bagoly Emery 32.00, Baker Martin 31.42, Csiszár Thomas 17.71, Gasparovics Frank 45.68, Szakaly Michael 43.42, Vargo Mrs. Mary 38.84. 480 V Minto Mrs. Michael 45.70. 483 V Szkiba Stephen 13.70. 488 V Kucsik Mrs. Steph. 28.56. 499 V Juhasz Joseph 32.00. 500 V Duncan Nicholas 32.00, Papp John 12.86. 525 V Balint Mrs. Julia 44.56, Nyikon Mrs. Esther, 34.28. 542 V Kardosh Mary 34.28, Lich­­wa Michael 44.56. 545 V Nagy Mrs. Magdalena 18.30. 548 V Toth John 36.56. 569 V Snyder Andrew 41.13. Total 13,873.14 •—I------^ -----------MAIMING BENEFIT CLAIM PAYMENTS — JULY, 1957 40 V Rusnak' Mrs. Stephen 400.00. Total 400.00 —-----------------------­INCOME PROTECTOR CLAIM PAYMENTS — JULY, 1957 275 V Stolczenberger Jos. 45.00. 383 V Nadasi Geza 45.00. Total 90.00 POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA. AND VICINITY by EDWARD A. MATTIE BRANCH 269-V. On Sunday, September last, Branch 88 of Yatesboro, Pa. held their an­nual picnic at the Sunset Grove a few miles east of town .In spite of a number of other activities occurring on the same day in the Yatesboro area, the turriout was fairly large. Contest were held for children and the women. The women’s water­melon eating contest proved to be Very entertaining. The unknown winner really deserved the first prize by eating a one-sixth section of a long melon in record time. Representing Branch 296; at this outing was Louis Antal and Ed Mat­­tie, while John P. Balia, represented the Home office. The branch’s mixed bowling league got off to a flying start on Thurs­day, September 5th. There are about 15 new bowlers starting with us this year. The following is a partial list of the new bowlers: Mary Grace Suzio, Anne Forrest, Beatrice Cher­­kes, Leona Jaracz, Louise Gneiting, Rose Heighes, Carl Jones, Abel No­vak, Paul Forrest, Joseph Suzio, Louis Antal, Bob Charles and Louis Ungor. Mickey Wislie resigned as secre­tary of the league while she is on a maternal leave of absence. Mary Üveges, Jr. was elected to that of­fice. Also out of bowling this year is Mary Toaso who also is on leave for the same reason. Deadline for accepting new bowlers will be November 1st. On Saturday, September 14th a corn and wiener roast was held on the parking lot of the Branch Home. This outing permitted the old and new bowlers to become acquainted. By changing our bowling night from Sunday to Thursday, we can now accept challenges from other branches to have matches on Sun­days. Invitations will be accepted from not only Pennsylvania branches but out of state as well. Just send your invites to me at William Penn Fraternal Association, 130 Walter Lane, Springdale. Pa. On Saturday, October 26, the Branch will hold its annual Harvest Ball in the upper hall. Details will be announced later. Co-chairmen Steve Üveges, Sr. and Julius Telegdy have promised to make it a real old­­time hoe down. So please be sure to reserve the date: Saturday, Octo­ber 26th. The bowlers are also planning to hold a Halloween Dance at the end of October. This **is another event that will require time to prepare for. Prizes will be offered for cos­tumes, etc. Best wishes and a speedy re­covery to Albert Jozik, who is re­cuperating from an operation. Albert is on the Journal’s staff at the Home Office. * Robert “Butch” Wesoloski is en­rolled at Penn State College. Julius Telegdy, Jr. is now wi‘h the Army at Ft. Meade, Maryland. Branch 296 extends its deepest sympathy to the family of Ed Gunia who passed away on Sep­tember 4th. Ed was Springdale’s better known and well-liked police officer. For many years he was a real friend to many members and certainly to the organization. He will be sadly missed. On Sunday, September 8th, Branch 296 held one of the most worthwhile affairs for quite some time. On that day, the Springdale High School football squad was honored with a “Kick-Off’ Banquet in the organiza­tion’s dining-rcom. The banquet was very successful, and it' marks the first time that the local squad was so honored before the start of the playing season. About 80 persons were present in­cluding the 50 squad players. Proceedings got underway with welcoming remarks by Louis A. An­tal, branch president. Rev. László Borsay, pastor of the Springdale Hungärian Church said grace. After enjcying the food, Charles Desmone, President of the Allegheny Valley Joint School District aeted as master of ceremonies. Mr. Des­mone introduced George H. Stoup Burgess of Springdale. The next guest was John Robeck, Principal of Springdale High who spoke on the importance of maintaining high scholastic grades while playing foot­ball. Mr. Desmone then introduced Michael Lenosky and Donald McGhee assistant coaches. Guest speakers were Louis “Bim­bo” Cicconi and Nick DeRosa of collegiate football fame who gave interesting remarks of their playing experiences and <f the important part the game- of football plays in molding future community leaders. Jim Hazlett, Head Coach of Springdale then gave an enthusias­tic talk on the need of “team-work1’ in producing a winning team. Also present was Arthur Wagle, President of the Allegheny Valley Joint Athletic Association which has done much for local sports groups. The following national officers of the William Penn Fraternal As­sociation were present: Elmer Charles, Field Manager; John P. Balia, Director, Gay B. Banes, Legal Counselor and Julius Macker, Vice- President, from Detroit, Michigan. Also present were the local officers of Branch 296. Paul Sabo and Joseph Hamorsky were co-chairmen of this successful affair. The delicious food was served by the Branch Ladies Auxiliary. Helen Dudzinski, Julia Pish, and Mary Me Pherson were chief cooks, while Mary Wesoloski was in charge of the Saturday chicken singeing party. Serving at the tables were Susanna Mate, Sue Szalai, and Emma Van Tine. Thanks ladies for a wonderful job. District Manager John L. Balia wishes to remind the membership that he may be contacted at the District Office on Tuesday from 2 to 5 P. M. and on Thursdays from 5 to 9 P. M. Dues may also be paid during these hours. The telephone number of the office is Springdale 2127, his home number is EDison 5-7693. Chicago’s Branch 129 Branch 129-R of Chicago, Illinois had its annual summer picnic in Chicago’s Forest Preserves at De­von and Peterson Avenue . The members who contributed to the picnic’s success were cooks JULIA MARR, and JULIA KOR­­WIN, refreshment dispensers Walter Sabo, Lawrence Kish, Robert Sabo, ticket sellers Phuline Sabo, Mrs. Louise Barna, and Mary Papp. The day’s activities consisted of Your Health From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsyl­vania and the Allegheny County Medical Society Pain is one of nature’s most valuable signs since it warns that something is wrong. * * * This is particularly true with se­vere abdominal pain. * * * The doctor is frequently called upon to see a patient who has an acute abdominal pain, and the cause is not readily apparent. * * * The experienced doctor carefully weighs the evidence gathered from what the patient tells him, from physical examination, x-ray and la­boratory studies. * * * The cause of the pain does not always originate in the area where there is the greatest discomfort. * * * Such a type of pain is termed re­ferred pain, the characteristic pattern of it is familiar to the physician and helpful in establishing a diagnosis. * * * Inflammatory disease in the ap­pendix is often associated with either generalized or upper abdominal pain, especially in the early stages. * * * A typical radiation of pain from the area of the kidney is often seen in cases of renal calculi or stones in the kidney. * * * Gallbladder pain is at times re­ferred to the right shoulder blade. * * si-One of the serious situations as­sociated with symptoms of pain in the abdomen is an acute intestinal obstruction. * * * Acute diverticulitis presents symp­toms and signs similar to those of appendicitis, except the pain of di­verticulitis is likely to be felt in the lower left part of the abdomen in­stead of in the lower right side as in appendicitis. • * * * The Pain associated with coronary thrombosis is sometimes in the ab­domen and appears much like the pain of ruptured ulcer or acute in­flammation of the gallbladder. R Has Annual Picnic dancing and listening to the music of JOE KISH and his gypsy ensemble, eating tasty Hungarian kolbas and lacipecsenye, enjoying nature’s wond­ers in our great outdoors and visit­ing guests and brother members of our Association. We are planning several more gatherings for 1957. Fraternally yours, ROBERT SABO, Vice President REINSTATED FROM LAPSED r- JUNE 1957 Par. R Link Stephen Josep.; 12 R Somodi Sally M.; 15 V Seeman Frank; 16 R Nemo Rosemarie; 35 R Heil Margaret; 44 R Dobi Rose Ann. Homan Sam, Homan Thomas W., Lawson Charles D., Schleicher Denise, Schleicher Debra L., Schleicher Gloria, Stadler Gilbert, Jr., Subasa Elizabeth A., Vargo Constance J., Vargo Juanita Sue, Vargo Joseph R., Vargo James Joseph; 48 V Balogh Joseph, Toscano Anthony D.; 50 V Boskey Mrs. Frank J., Dubar Kenneth W., Dubar Robert Jos., Horvath Stephen J., Taksas Jeanette A.; 51 R Haight Margaret; 56 R Benyo Mrs. Paul K., Smutko Maria; 62 R Lelkes Robert S.; 69 R Pond Thomas F., Jr., Weston, Jr., Richard, Weston Robert J.; 75 R Király Marcia; 90 V Rockovits Dennis; 101 R Haskins Michael T.; 108 V Haluska Mary J., Puliin Elizabeth V.; 129 R Olah William D.; 129 V Pell John E.; 132 V Bay Robin Louise; 135 R Farrell James W; 226 V Horvath Carol P., Secasky Anita L., Secasky Christine; 275 V Marki Rudolf; 278 V Kilton John; 348 V Bako Carolyn Sue. I

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