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

1957-10-02 / 10. szám

_L October 16, 1957 • BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the WILLIAM PENN will be published on Wednes­day, November 20, 1957. Notices and similar short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, November 13. Long contributions, such as articles, must be received no later than November 6. If possible, contributions should be typewritten* on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Photographs and other pictures are NOT returnable. Address all contributions to: EDITOR, WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 436 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. • Branch 14-R, WALLINGFORD. Conn. held a very successful picnic on Sunday, September 1, 1957 at the Polish National Park in Walling­ford. Approximately 690 people at­tended the .affair and enjoyed the fine Hungarian food that was pre­pared by the ladies. Hungarian gypsy music was played by Nagy Pista and his band, and a short program was held; John Szalko acted as M. C. and Director Stephen Bencze spoke in Hungarian while Vice President Louis Varga spoke in English. The Committee of John Szalko, William Szalko, Stephen Musinskv and Nicholas Segedi deserves much credit for the splendid preparations and they look forward to making it an annual affair. The Committee ex­pressed their thanks for the fine patronage given to its efforts by the Parent and Ladies’ Branch of Bridgeport. Branch 27-V, TOLEDO. Ohio CHANGE IN THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF MR. STEPHEN J. 1VANCSO, DISTRICT MANAGER. To all members of Br. 27-V: Please be advised that the correct office telephone number of Mr. IVANCSO is: OXford 1-1535, the correct Home telephone number is: OXford 1-9641. Branch 36-V, DETROIT, Mich. Mr. WAYNE TOTH, former Dis­trict Manager, is no longer affiliat­ed with our Association as his ser­vices were terminated October 1, 1957. Branch 45-V, CLEVELAND. Ohio Our Branch 45-V of Cleveland, Ohio held a successful "Rétes” and Card Party in the hall of the W. S. Lutheran Church on Sunday, September 8. The Entertainment Committee of our alert Branch gave its best to make the affair a suc­cess. Besides rétes, coffee and sand­wiches were served. We wish to thank our dear hos­tesses Mrs. Joseph Drotos, Mrs. Stephen Nemet, Mrs. Ladislaus Csiszár, Mrs. Eugene Petsy, Mrs. Stephen Kovács, Mrs. Magda Neu­bauer for the fine snacks and ser­vice. We wish to give special thanks to Mrs. PAUL MAGYARY, wife of our President for she devoted all her time in promoting the success­ful social affair .She was a genuine hostess ,and had kind words to every guest. Paul Magyary, President of the Entertainment Committee. Eugene Vincze, Joseph Barry and Julius Nadas did everything within their power to make the guests welcome. Our "Rétes” afternoon party was a preparation for the great fifty years jubilee banquet to be held on October 20, by our branch of which we shall write a detailed account later on. It should suffice to tell you William Penn that hundreds of invitations have been mailed already and the En­tertainment Committee is working lull blast to prepare .a banquet com­mensurate with the occasion of the golden anniversary of our Branch. COLOMAN BERTALAN District Manager and Manager of Branch 45-V Branch 90-V, ALLENTOWN, Pa. Mr. Andrew E. Warjas, former District Manager, has resigned his position October 1 1957. Branch 98-V BETHLEHEM, Pa. Mr. Andrew E. Warjas, former District Manager, resigned his po­sition October 1, 1957. Branch 99-R, AUBURNDALE, Florida MERGER Branch 99-R, Auburndale, Florida will be dissolved, effective November 1, 1957. The membership will be transferred to Branch 466-V, Pitts­burgh, Pennsylvania (Home Office), whose manager is Mr. FRANK J. CHER. His address is as follows: Mr. Frank J. CHER F. I. C. 436 Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh 19, - Pa. All members of Br. 99-R should mail their dues to Home Office. Branch 101-V, UNIONTOWN, Pa. CHANGE OF ADDRESS The new address of Miss Helen NAGY, District Manager, is as fol­lows: Miss Helen Nagy 39 Lemon Street Uniontown, Pa. Branch 105-R, POUGHKEEPSIE, New York MERGER Effective October 1, 1957, Branch 105-R, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. has been merged into Branch 188-V, Pough­keepsie. N. Y. Mr. EUGENE BARATH, Manager of 105-R has been appointed by the Home Office as Manager of the combined Branches under number 188-V. His address is as follows: Mr. Eugene Barath 14 Maniton Avenue Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Branch 114-R, WADSWORTH, Ohio Effective November 1, 1957, Branch 114-R will be dissolved and the membership thereof will be transferred to Branch 116-V, of Wadsworth, Ohio. The Manager of Branch 116-V is Mr. P. Bacsó, his address is as follows: Mr. P. Bacsó 350 S. Main Street Wadsworth, Ohio Branch 133-V, PHILLIPSBURG, N. J. Mr. John Veres, former District Manager, is no longer associated in an official capacity with the William Penn Fraternal Association. Branch 188-V, POUGHKEEPSIE, New York NEW BRANCH MANAGER Mr. Eugene Barath 14 Maniton Avenue Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Branch 216-V, NORTHAMPTON, Pennsylvania NEW BRANCH MANAGER Mr. JOHN VINCENT FODOR of 447 E. 11th Street, Northampton, Pa. has been appointed Branch Ma­nager of Branch 216-V, Northamp­ton, Pa. effective Oct. 1. 1957. Branch 383-V, BUFFALO, N. Y. CHANGE OF ADDRESS The new address of our District Manager, KALMAN J. ERDEKY, is as follows: Mr. Kalman J. Erdeky 200 Ontario Street Buffalo 7, New York Branch 420-V, NAZARETH, Pa. Mr. John Veres, former District Manager, is no longer associated in an official capacity with the William Penn Fraternal Association. Branch 511-V, DETROIT, Mich. Effective November 1. 1957, Branch 511-V in Detroit, Michigan and Branch 56-R, Detroit, Michigan will merge and retain the Br. No. 56-R. Branch. 56-R is managed by Mr. John J. VASS, District Manger, whose address is as follows: With the peak of the polio season practically over, one big fact be­comes apparent. Over 70 million people in the country had had at least one shot of Salk polio vaccine by September 1, and this summer the number of polio cases dropped to a new low. It is clear that the Salk vaccine is safe and it works. How do we know it’s safe? 'Because the U. S. government tests this vac­cine thoroughly and continuously, and must approve all that is used. How do we know it works. Because recent medical studies show that three properly spaced shots of Salk vac­cine give immunity to 90 per cent of the persons injected. But once the summer polio season is over, people tend to forget about it. They think that polio is licked and they don’t need to worry about it any more. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The first thing to remember is that, in the words of Dr. Jonas Mr. John J. V ass Detroit Office 3920 Fort St. Lincoln Park 25, Michigan WArwick 8-0887 Branch 559-V, INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana CHANGE OF ADDRESS The new address of Mr. Martin ASLOS, Branch Manager, is as follows: 24)7 So. Meridian Street Indianapolis 25, Indiana Salk, “Your neighbor’s vaccination doesn’t protect you. The Salk vac­cine dees not “wibe out” the polio virus. It protects against paralysis, but the virus remains alive and can be passed on to other people. Un­less you yourself have been vaccinat­ed, you are as likely to “catch” polio as you were before there was a Salk vaccine. The second thing to remember is that you need three shots of vaccine: the second shot two to six weeks after the first, the third shot seven months afer the second. Unless you get all three, you don’t have maxi­mum protection against paralysis. If you start this fall, you can be fully protected by next spring when paralytic polio may again become a menace to your life, your earning ca­­paciy and your career. See your doctor about vaccinations now for every member of your family under 40 years of age, beginning with the baby. Report of Deaths FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1957 The William Penn Fraternal Association announces with profound sorrow the death of the following mem­bers: Br. Name Br. Name Par R Horn Ernest 78 V Horvath András Par R Kopcso Stephen 88 V Zanella Dominic Par R Porpaczi Alexander 89 V Elek John 1 R Jencsik George 98 V Szakaly Martin 3 R Chabina Peter 100 V Varga Mihály 5 R Papp Louis 101 R Huszti, Sr., Louis 8 V Nemeth Istvanne 115 R Molnár Rudolf 13 V Suta László 124 R Kornél Tivadar 13 V Szikra Mrs. Michael 129 V Kiss Mrs. Stephen 14 V Hovancsek Janosne 130 V Domenski Michael A. 14 V Zelenak John 130 V Mezei George 15 V Bayer Joseph 132 V Voros Mrs. Nicholas 15 V Csuhák John 133 V Fekete Frank 15 V Toth Mrs. Esther 136 V Nagy Danielne 17 R Taksar Mrs. Tamas 138 V Szúnyog Imre 17 V Renker James 138 V Verbich Louis 19 R Nagy Joseph 150 V Fozo József 19 R Spisak John 152 V Szabó Mrs. John 24 R Demeter Joseph 153 V Hegedűs Ferenc 26 V Hando Ignaczne 189 V Kendy Joseph 27 V Bertok József 216 V Veigl József 34 R Kelemen Mrs. Margar 226 V Kegye Joseph 34 V Sándor Joseph 226 V Posa Istvanne 40 V Arvai Mrs. John 249 V Lovász Mrs. Theresa 43 R Wargo John 277 V Kay Joseph 44 R Tarnoczi Arthur 278 V Ko Gabor 44 R Vegh Mrs. John 288 V Varga Janos 46 V Szabó Ignacz 305 V Szabó Elizabeth 48 V Soos Joseph 336 V Mahek Vendelne 48 V Varga Tamas 336 V Nagy Janosne 52 R Drosky Walter 336 V Orbán Ferencz 52 R Gyoruks Mrs. Paul 352 V Cottage Mary V. 52 V Merkoski Mrs. Paul 442 V Yuhas Joseph 57 V Doka Ferenc 443 V Novak Mrs. Julius 61 R Csom Mrs. Julius 63 R Murin Mrs. Verona 443 V Szabó Joseph 68 V Paster Mrs. John 525 V Bora Janos 69 V Simko Janos P. 525 V Gal Alexander MAY THEY REST IN PEACE FALL POLIO VACCINATION ♦

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