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

1957-01-02 / 1. szám

January 16, 1957 PAGE 11 William Penn fmis!iEm!iBBam^ts^BssmjmaiiixisisBsmaim^sem(ise^wss^iasss8BBBSBSSSS I News From Northwestern Ohio 1 BRANCH 27-V TOLEDO, OHIO I K By Stephen J. Ivancso g a»s®La'!)i«síLrfHisifflE]SiiiHiKiiaigiK]rsissi!^Mias:iaiHH!aiKJiaMiaiaiais®iaiK:is;iMiMi»iBBM»iMKi'a[Kii«![a With the holiday season over — and all New Year resolutions made — only to be broken later — we, at Branch 27-V in Toledo, Ohio are looking- forward to a banner fraternal season: Our 50th Anniversary ban­quet which is going to be held on February 2d, the National Fellow­ship Days in May, and our annual picnic which is in line for June. Our members can look forward to an entertaining year. At the branch meeting held in De­cember, the following were elected to office: Andrew Feyes, President; Paul Lajti, Sr. Vice President; John Mokri, Jr., Treasurer; John Simon, Recording Secretary; John Rakay, Richard, Sendi and Joseph Hornyak, Auditors. William “Rip” Tinta was re-elected chairman of the Sports Club, with Julius Feyes as Vice- Chairman. Santa Claus came in a big package to the William A. Smiths — Bill got a new car that can be described as elegant. Bob Nickel had the Christ­mas spirit in his bowling ball. He won the annual holiday sweeper at the Marathon alleys, worth $500.00! Joe Filyo, of the Hertzfeld Olds, came in second place, just a few pins behind Bob. Congratulations to Bus Carone and his championship team for capturing the first half title in the Times Traveling Classic. After a slow start, the boys really finished strong. Other Greetings from Philadelphia, and a Happy New Year to all our mem­bers! 76-V We got a nice card from Mr. War­­gyas (Kellertown) who was spend­ing the Christmas season in Miami, Florida. The temperatures were in the 70’s while we have had 20 and 30 degree weather in Pennsylvania. 76-V We extend hearty birthday greet­ings to the following members of Branch 76-V: Gabriel Alper, Mrs. Alexander Aranyi, Charles Bauman, John Bir­­kemeuer, Barbara Britton, James Britton, Mrs. Edward Chmielewski, Rudolph Effinger, Margaret Fabian, Louis John Fenessy, Julius Gloner, Theresa Goschler, Mrs. Arthur Gui­­mes, Paul Gyuraki, Mrs. Harry Hum­mel, Mrs. Marty Kehoe, Irene Mary Lebesko, Paul Lichtner, Stephen Ma­te, John Matics, Barbara McGrogan, Mrs. Edward Papp, Robert Progner, Sharon Rooney, Julia Rost, Wesley Schival, Mrs. Robert Stackhouse, Helen Stankovics, Anthony Tamas (born New Year’s Day), William Wolf, Louis Yampell, Alex York, and George Zorgo. 76-V The Christmas presents received for the children from the Home Of­fice were distributed on December 16th in the Dalarda auditorium. The youngsters really enjoyed themselves, and the branch manager and the president of Branch 76-V had a lot of fun distributing the items. members of this team are Rollie Schmidt, Sherman Conrad. Eddie Heer and Joe Filyo — all William Penn members! This team will put on its championship show at Dayton this year in our National Bowling Tourn­ament. Some fine bowling scores during the past month — A1 Imre, 696, at Rossford Recreation; Dick Sendi, 687, at the Marathon; Julius Feyes, 626, at Hagerty’s Bowling Center; and Joseph Joo blasted his first 600 set at the Playdium. Nice shooting, fel­lows, keep it up! Out of town visitors during the holiday season were Mr. and Mrs. John Kocsis of Akron, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ivancso, Jr., from St. Louis, Mo. . Tickets for the 50th Anniversary are moving very fast. If you have not yet reserved or bought your ticket, please do so at your earliest con­venience. In closing, I have a wonderful heart-warming short news item con­cerning the Christmas season and the Hungarian Relief drive here in Toledo: A group of school children decided that, instead of having a gift exchange in their classes, they would donate the amount of money to the needy Hungarians. I sincerely hope that other people throughout our country had the same thought during the holiday season. Many thanks, Mr. Revesz! 76-V Among those present at our Disz­nótoros Dinner on December 8th were Mrs. Joseph Rosenthal, the Zsamar family, and Stephen Pokorny, Sr., who brought along with him a newly­­arrived Hungarian, Joseph Farkas. Mr. Farkas is staying with the Po­korny family for the time being and, needless to say, enjoys America. 76-V Ági Jámbor, Hungarian pianist, came to Philadelphia from Washing­ton, D. C., on December 20th and gave a recital at the Commercial Mu­seum' for Hungarian Relief. On December 27th, Nora Kovach and Stephen Rabovsky gave a ballet recital at the Academy of Music for the same cause. We are not sure what will take place in January, but the Philadel­phia Orchestra Association advises us that Eugene Ormandy and the Phila­delphia Orchestra members >vill give a concert without pay for the un­fortunate Hungarians on Wednesday, February 13th. It will be an all- Hungarian program; the soloist not yet being announced. We are hoping every Hungarian and every branch member will be present. 76-V The new home address of Anthony Noel, branch president, is 617 Chey­­ney Road, Springfield, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Be sure to look him up for new insurance. 76-V We sadly announce the death of one our active members, Stephen Liskay, who died on November 7th. We extend our sympathy to the members Öf the family. 76-V Sick members this past month were: Alexander Kaszonyi, Michael Staszko and Joseph Miko. Get well quickly, gentlemen; we’d like to see you at our meetings. 76-V We greatly appreciate the joining of our branch last month by Michael Pereszlényi and Miss Elizabeth Selleyi. Best wishes! 76-V We will be grateful for any dona­tions to the unfortunate Magyars, We have begun the New Year and have left 1956 behind us. In this short time how many of our resolu­tions have we already broken? We had our annual election in December, and the following were elected to these offices: Paul Hetzel, President; Andrew Janovics, Vice President; Joseph Hodits, Controller; Frank Balogh, corresponding sec­retary; Mrs. Ann Barango, Treasur­er; Mrs. Betty Taylor, Recording Secretary; Matt Balog, Felix Hor­vath, Louis Habetler, Auditors; Mrs. Rose Muhr, Lady Vice President in charge of all kitchen work. Congra­tulations to the new officers and our most hearty thanks to all the re­tiring officers for a job well done in 1956. May we go forward in the coming year to greater heights. On the tag day that was held here in Chicago for the benefit of Hun­garian Relief, the official report is that $125.000 was donated by the • citizens of Chicago to this worthy cause. As regards our own Branch 15-V, the entire profit from the pork dinner held in Frank Balogh’s honor was donated to this cause. The fol­lowing people added to this total: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galo, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. John Dudás, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Czek, $10.00; William Schmidt, $5.00; Joseph Nemethy, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. William Feifar and Family, $15.00; John Wesesku, $25.00; Frank Balogh, $20.00; Charles i Hetzel, $5.00; Bartenders at the Northwest Hall, $2.00; and Joseph Hodits, who made a collection at the I those who just came over, and those in far-off Austria or other lands. It is not important to whom you send or give your contributions so long as you make it and are generous about your giving. You will be repaid a thousandfold. 76-V We shall also accept contributions to the American Museum of Immig­ration, New York, so that Hunga­rians will also be represented there. 76-V Best wishes! Fraternally, L. LOUIS HORVATH, Secretary 2107 Market Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. River Grove Moose Bowling League in the amount of $25.15. The sum total of all this amounted to $710.00. This money was turned over to the Desmond Parragh, who made the presentation through the Church World Service. Also, before I forget, William Feifar turned over to Yours Truly the amount of $41.00, of which Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rak donated $3.00 and the employees of the Wood­working Corp. of America $38.00. This truly is very wonderful: that we are able in a small share to help our fellow man in his time of need. In the “Birth Department” the stork made the following presenta­tions: Deborah Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kovach Jr., on November 30th; James Joseph to Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ry Mandziara, on December 5th; and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bero, on Christmas Day. Congratu­lations to these parents. I hear that Marty Igyarto’s daugh­ter Mary Lee was in the hospital for an operation; also the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hetzel for tonsil­lectomy. Nancy Sabik will not be single too much longer. I hear that she will be married in February; also Miss Ethel Fancsalski, who will be joined in wedlock sometime in May of 1957. Much luck to you two. To Charlie (The Contractor) Stu­­parits, who is in Columbus Hospital. We all wish you speedy recovery. Notice to Steve Ivancso: Will you ask Bob Nickel what happened in the tournament here in Chicago. To The Hungarian Emergency Relief! (Sing to the tune of “O My Darling Clementine”) By a river, at the border, and barbwire entanglements, Hand in hand ran some refugees, this time they’re Hungarians: Left their homeland and relatives, seeking aid from helping hands. They hear guns fired and flashes of lightning slashing thru with ruthless might, A falling victim, a cry to Heaven, and then silence in the starlit night. We heard their outcry for someone to help, We help them settle in our lands, We hopefully pray, and give our hearts for these escapees from cruel hands: O dear Father, who art in Heaven, look down on us just the same, Help us always to help all others, Blessed be Thy Holy Name! ELEK MARKOWITZ Route 1, Box 561 Elsinore, California I QUAKER CITY NEWS | !■ BRANCH 76-V PHILADELPHIA, PA. By L. Louis Horvath

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