William Penn, 1957 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1957-10-02 / 10. szám
October 16, 1957 PAGE 9 William Penn Ernest F. Fintor - New District Manager Los Angeles 47, California. Mr. Fintor resides at 751 W. 102nd Street, Los Angeles 44, California with his wife Yolanda (nee Nagy) and his 3 year old son Mark Allen. Mr. Fintor, his wife and son have been members of our Association since birth. He was bom in Pittsburgh, Pa. but has been a resident of Los Angeles for 11 years. In 1948 he completed IV2 years of schooling at Sawyer’s Business College after graduating from High School and in 1954 completed 2% years at the University of Southern California. In October of 1952, he was honorably discharged from the Military Service after serving with the 24th Infantry and the 40th 'Infantry in Korea. Before joining our field force as a District Manager, Mr. Fintor worked for the Title Insurance and Trust Co. as a tax and title searcher. We are Confident that Mr. Fintor will be a valuable asset to our Association and we wish him a suceesful career in the fraternal insurance field as a William Penn Fraternal Association representative. Promote Joseph Sebastian to Major’s Rank Dover, N. J., to the grade of Major, Quartermaster Corps. Sebastian is employed in the purchasing office at Picatinny Arsenal. The first Arsenal employee to enter the Armed Forces under the World War II Selective Service Act, Sebastian was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in 1943. He was awarded the bronze star for action (in both the Northern and Central Burma campaigns, during which time he was promoted to First Lieutenant. Sebastian terminated his active service in 1946, entered the Organized Reserve Corps the same year, and was promoted to Captain in 1949. Aa a reservist he is presently assigned to the Command and General Staff College at the ORC Headquarters, Paramus,' N. J., where he is undergoing training for staff work. EXTENDED — JULY, 1957 Par. R Lukacs Mrs. Stephen, Mark Mrs. John; 2 V Dallabrida James R., Dallabrida Mrs. Rob., Krankoski Joseph; 8 V Havrilla Joseph, Havrilla Michael J.; 13 V Nemeth Elmer, Papp Mrs. Aiex.; 16 R Pappas Mrs. George Pappas Mre. George; 20 V Magyar Steven; 23 V Danko Danny A., Danko Edward, Danko John, Danko John, Jr.; 27 V Tima Betty Ann, Tima Mrs. John, Tima Nancy Marg.; 34 V Kandracs John, Kandracs Mrs. Car., Kandracs Rose C.; 36 V Krister Mrs. Louis, Vas Joseph, Vince Vilma J.; 40 V Repas Frank, Repas Mrs. Frank; 44 R Kamany Bruce E., Kamany John, Jr., Kamany John G., Jr., Kamany Mrs. John G., Kamany Judith A., Lister Joseph J., Lister Michael J., Lister Mrs. Michael, Lister Pauline Ann, Lister Rose Marie, Lister William J., Lukas Mrs. Peter; 48 V Demeter Bela, ljas Mrs. Antti, Zettl László, Zettl Mrs. László; 52 V Kovács John; 59 V Tallion John R-, Yonai David M.; 62 R Palfi Mrs. Mary; 69 R Ricz Mrs. George, Siszenczky Stephen; 70 V Page Mrs. Richard; 76 V Toth Mrs. John; 88 V Battaglia Ambrose, Fusaro John R.; 90 V Galle Mrs. Fred; 94 R Szanyi Jrhn M., Jr.; 98 V Dravecz Frank, Dravecz Mrs. Frank; 108 V Csepke Eugene, Gyömbér István, Gyömbér Stephen, Gyömbér Mrs. Steph., Gyömbér Stephanie, Magnetta Mrs. Phil.; 132 V Kuhar Anton, Lipinski Mrs. Viet.; 138 V Hajvert John; 147 V Molnár Mrs. Alfred, Molnár David Alf.; 172 V Molnár András, Molnár Mrs. Andrew, Molnár Ronald A., Morgan John G.; 180 V Bates Thomas C., Getsay Stephen; 189 V Dibble Donald E., Dibble Helen; 209 V Hegedűs Joseph L.; 226 V Gergely Mrs. Joseph, Horvath Joseph, Horvath Joseph, Jr., Stipkovits Sharon, Tolner Jo Ann, Tolner Leonard, Yablonsky Mrs. Walt.; 237 V Lackó Julius; 249 V Cimbalmos Andrew, Czeiszperger John, Czeiszperger 1st., Czeiszperger Mrs. S., Kertesz Albert G., Kertesz Albert G., Kertesz Mrs. Al., Sepela Michael; 275 V Jacobs Carol L., Jacobs Mary Cather, Kalman Stephen III., Kalman Stephen III., Papp Darlene K., Papp Frank J., Papp Shirley P.; 277 V Sabath Mrs. Stanley; 296 Drummond Howard W., Drummond Howard D., Drummond James W., Kuhn William, Kuhn Mrs. William, Kuhn Ruth Miriam, Mattie Charles J.; 338 V Bokonyi John, Bokonyi Mrs. John, Kish Joseph, Jr.; 348 V Horvath Eugene, Toth David James; 386 V Saghy Joseph F.; 433 V Kaminsky Mrs. John; 443 V Kovács Janos, Jr.; Kovács Janosne, Lady Anna, Nemeth Mrs. Paul, Teranyi Mrs. Alex; 477 V Bako Edward T.; 500 V Causer Mrs. Howard, Causer Sandra Lee, Papp Sharon; 511 V Bodnar Ernest; 525 V Atkin Vern G., Balogh Daniel, Jr.; Bodone Vincent G., Furille Mrs. John, Lavin Fred A., Lavin William J.; Lavin Mrs. William, Pecsok Mrs. Mary, Reisz John, Jr., Schott Annette A., Schott Lawrence, Vura Robt. V. The Department of the Army has announced the promotion of Joseph Sebastian of 10 Dalrymple Street, In line with our plans for expansion in the State of California, the Home Office has appointed Mr. Ernest F. FINTOR as District Manager in Los Angeles, California at Branch 525-V. Mr. Fintor is working out of our new District Office located at 8721 S. Western Avenue, MARRIED - SHOSH - McMANIMAN (Photo by Moses) Miss Margaret Christine SHOSH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geza Shosh, 11 South Chestnut Street, Mt. Carmel, Pa. and John Francis McMANIMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McManiman, 65 Dutton Mill Road, Green Ridge, Chester, Pa., were married at 8 o’clock on the morning of August 31 in the Church of Our Lady, Mt. Carmel. The double ring, ceremony was performed by the Rev. Paul Malock, assistant pastor. The bride was escorted by her father. She wore a gown of peau de soie, hand clipped lace and tulle. Her fingertip illusion veil was attached to a Queen crown of pearls and she carried a cascade bouquet of small chrysanthemums and ivy. Miss Eleanor Shosh, her sister, was maid of honor. She. was attired in a gown of emerald green nylon chiffon over matching taffeta. The bridesmaids, Miss Jeanne Sorcinelli, Milwaukee, Wis. and Miss Joyce Ann Galley, Mt. Carmel, her cousins, were similarly gowned in green . • The flower girl, Miss Kathleen McManiman, Chester, Pa., a niece of the bridegroom wqre a gown of white nylon over green nylon. Gerald McManiman, Chester, Pa., brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The other attendants were John Koch and Robert Koch, his cousins, both of Chester. Selections of Mrs. Ella Muldowney, the soloist, were On This Day, Cana’s Wedding Feast, Ave Maria, O Lord I Am Not Worthy, Prayer For A Perfect Life. Mr. Kornatski presided at the organ. The reception was held át the Strong Five Co. Home, Strong, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. McManiman spent a wonderful honeymoon in Niagara Falls and Canada. They are now residing at Eddystone, Pa. The bride, a graduate of the Mt. Carmel Catholic High School, was formerly employed by the Penna. Department of Banking, Harrisburg. The bridegroom is. a graduate of the Chester High School, Chester, Pa. and is employed by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation of Claymont, Del. Mrs. McManiman is a member of Branch 2-V Kulpmont, Pa. Our best wishes to the newly weds. LET’S ARREST THE SPEEDERS! Not to mince words, the toll of highway accidents and deaths in this country is down-right appalling, and calls for the strictest of law enforcement efforts by public officials. One of the most distressing facets of this unfortunate situation is the resistance on the part of many citizens to any concerted attempts to remedy matters. It is a known fact that whenever law enforcement officials — particularly local police — put on a drive to end traffic violations, they are faced with the vexing problem of public indignation. A lot of people complain loudly and bitterly that traffic officers are acting with undue harshness, and there are dark mutterings about “Gestapo methods” and “servants of the people.” The plain truth of the matter is that the average citizen is very loath to look upon himself as a law-breaker, and the average policeman is not apt to regard him in that light either. The police would be less than human if they failed to respond to the pressure of public opinion — however misguided — and relax a bit in their vigilance over traffic violations. But any relaxation, any letting down of the bars, is dangerous. Those of us who are truly interested in highway safety and the preservation of life and limb can easily out-pressure complaints abut the severity of traffic law enforcement, simply by writing to public officials to let them know that we are behind them 100% in any efforts to crack down on traffic violators. Surely we must outnumber the dissenters ? Buy U.S. Savings Bonds 9
