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

1957-10-02 / 10. szám

October 16, 1957 PAGE 11 William Penn News From Northwestern Ohio BRANCH 27-V TOLEDO, OHIO By Stephen J. Ivancso To some readers who may read only the first paragraph of a column, we bring to your attention that the monthly meeting of Toledo, Branch 27-V, in November will be held on the first Sunday of the month, No­vember 3rd: instead of the second Sunday as usual. This change is for the month of November only. The last meeting brought about a discussion concerning a Christmas party to be held for the children of our members. We would like volun­teers to help make this party a suc­cess. Come to the November meet­ing, so that the final details and arrangements and date can be made. The William Penn Mixed League got under way at Lido Lanes in fine style. John Mokri, Jr. was elected President; Lynn Fetzer, Vice-Presi­dent; Bill Smith, Secretary and An­drew Hasp is Treasurer of the League. The first night produced some wonderful results. Our “V.P.” Lynn — came up with a high single game of 209 — and Secretary Bill Smith’s 572 was high 3 game total. It looked! like the officers took all of the honors the first night. Members of Branch 27-V are really mauling the maples in the early part of the bowling season. To mention a few: Junior Powell is the hottest kegler in town — he has four 700 or better series and as many as 600 games. “All” Imre has a 279-712 series, . while Bill Krolak blasted in a 738 set for his first 700 series. Ace Nagy also got his first 700 — the total was 717 at Hagerty’s, Ace had a 278 game. BjII Smith had 690 — 279 single on opening night of the East End Traveling League. Seems as these boys are in midseason form already. Other fine scores so far are: Rollie Schmidt’s 687 at Swayne Field; Bus Carone’s 681 at Thyer Classic at the Marathon Alleys, and Rip Tinta's 643 at the Playdium. Among the women, Verdis Stephens is coming along fine with a 569 set; and Hazel Vischer, who started slow because of illness, came through with a 543 set. Keep it up, girls! Joseph Aranyosi and fcis charming wife, Sarah, enjoyed a week’s in the Northern wilds of Michigan. I won­der if Joe took along his camera to shoot some of Michigan’s beautiful scenery. JOE, by the way, has a photographic studio at Paine Avenue. Ernie and Sue Belegrin are en­joying the autumn out Phoenix, Arizona and Mexico way. This va­cation should help Ernie (Pudgy) get back into bowling stride, with no excuses to think up, for having “zero” on the ball. Rev. Martin Her­­nady is back from his stay in Paris, Rome, etc. He showed us sopie very beautiful slides of the Vatican City, and many, many beautiful parts of Paris. It makes one want to start saving money to go to see world across the Atlantic Ocean. Our congratulations to Branch 59- V, Scalp Level, Pa., on their 50th Anniversary. I’m sorry that I could not personally attend, but the whole family was down with the flu, in­cluding your writer. Until next month, good bowling, and good health. Stephen J. Ivancso District Manager WILLIAM PENN WATCHT0WER By JOSEPH J. HORVATH — Cleveland, Ohio Frank Szabó superintendent for county engineer Bert Porter, has taken a three week vacation and will tour Canada, Western, and Southern United States. We heard that Joseph Drotos of Br. 45, was in the Hospital for an operation and is home resting up. Our best wishes for a full recovery. We heard through the grape vine that Frank J. Pokorny, Sr. may take himself a wife. He has been a Widower for a number of years. Nick Juhasz Sr., President of Br. 14, went on a vacation out of state thereby making Joseph Semetko Vice-President, temporarily the head of the organization. The Sports Club meeting was con­ducted by Vice President Theodore Bores because President Oscar Fe­­derau went to a clam bake. Every one is pitching in to put over the card party for the Bubonic Family. Our girls are going to bake cakes and donate it to the party, the men will go out and get plenty of door prizes. We will give you a run down about the party next month, but we have heard that Tony Pinter has sold oxer 150 tickets for the party. John J. Hrico, Mortician has bought and will remodel a building on Buckeye and East 125-126 into a mortuary. We have high hopes for Judge August Pryatel on Election Day Tuesday, November 5th, 1957. I have no doubt in my mind about him winning but, I would like to see him roll up a record vote thereby giving him that feeling that the people of Cleveland want him, and I am sure he will dispense justice, with intelligence, broadmindedness, and with the great humane strain towards his fellow men, that he is endowed with. Let’s give this fine man the support he deserves, and he Will reciprocate by giving outstand­ing public service. He has been in the prosecutors office, assistant sup’t of insurance for the State of Ohio, and then was elevated to sup’t, where he has made aft enviable re­cord. He is now serving his first year as a judge, and he is thought of highly by his associates, lawyers, and all the major newspapers in Cleveland. St. Elizabeth’s grape festival on Sep’t 1st had a large parade, picture taking of the group, car raffle, and crowd of about one thousand people. We went to a dinner which was held in the country. The day was ideal sunshine with a light breeze, and ait six o’clock P. M. 100 people sat down to eat, under the open skies, surely it was a day to re­member. — Everyone was congenial, not a care in the world. — Hun­garian Goulash was served, and we noticed everyone had at least two helpings, including myself. It must have been the air out in the country that gave everyone a good appetite, we enjoyed ourselves. We like September for several reasons, the beginning of fall, and the end of Daylight saving time, in Cleveland and Vicinity. We heard that Joseph Szalav, master barber and former official of the Association may buy a farm. A speedy recovery to ‘Albert Jo­­zik, — Don’t lay around the Hospi­tal — Al. Ted Beres and Frank O’Ravis are bowling on Friday nights with a team called the “Misers”. We hope that the name will have no bearing on their sportsmenship. Congratulations to Br. 45-V upon their 50 year anniversary, which will be celebrated on October 20th, 1957 With the traditional banquet, speech­es, etc. Each and every voter should look over the bond issue’s tax levies and other gimmicks to increase your property tax. Your first considera­tion should be your own pccketbok. If, the money isn’t there nobody can spend it? Mary K. Sotak, councilwoman 29th Ward member of Br. 361-V looks like a winner in the primary Tues­day October 1st. Jack P. Russell councilman 16th Ward, another William Penn Mem­ber will win also in the primaries. Mayor Anthony Celebrezze of Cleveland, Br. 14-V member, has all newspaper endorsements and he can’t lose. Julius J Petrash State Senator, who is in the race for city clerk of the city of Cleveland has an excel­lent chance of winning. Frank R. Pokorny, Jr. state re­presentative, is an expert on work­men’s compensation and is now prac­ticing before that body on behalf of many clients of his. If any William Penn member has any problems per­taining to compensation cousult with Frank and we are sure he can help, he is located at 11906 Buck­eye Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. With bowling season in full swing, we, sincerely hope and wish that everyone has a “200 average or better” by the time the deadline rolls around for the annual bowling tournament. Ex Animo Joseph J. HORVATH, c /o William Penn Home 8637 Buckeye Rd. Cleveland, Ohio REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — JULY, 1957 Par R Torday Elizabeth; 16 R Ziemba Mrs. Joseph; 38 R Brown Donald Paul; 43 R Halkovics Elizabeth, Halkovics Bernard, Halkovics David, Halkovics Raymond, Halkovics Marien, Motz Rita Marie; 44 R Brown Russell J. Jr., Vargo Pamala Marie, Vargo Mrs. Joseph A.; 48 V Bundzik Mary, Somrrier Mrs. Joseph; 50 V Gervase Albert J., Gervase Roger, Ger­­vase Roy J., Liptak Bertalan, Liptak Julius G., Liptak Rose Mary L., Matreci Catherine, Matreci Dianne C., Matreci Mary F.; 51 R Baumgartner John, Baumgartner Joseph; 52 V Lawrence Barbara J., Lawrence Steven L.; 54 R Benko Elizabeth; 62 R Dudás Susan Grace. Knoll Louise Anna, Knoll Mary L.; 68 V Fűzfa Istvany, Lang György; 115 R Weglarz Barbara J.; 124 R Igyarto Elizabeth, Tarr Sharon Rose; 129 V Barkie Mrs. Andrew, Barkie Irene S., Deible James Jos., Kelley William H., Magyarosi William, Boso Ralph E., Zulywitz Joseph A.; 132 V Simon Ralph J.; 135 R Fishinger Catherine; 138 V Onika Deborah S., Onika Patricia May; 159 R Dyer Jolane Carla, Vavrek Mrs. John; 386 V Somogyi Paul F., Jr., Somogyi Alan Jos.; 466 V Kristóf Bette Jo. EXTENDED — AUGUST, 1937 Par.-R Balogh Mrs. Frank; 3-R Jager Mrs. Stephen; 10-V Sabo Alex; 13-V Gaiyo Mrs. Nicholas, Kondor Elizabeth, Nagy Alexander; 14-V Cristof Joseph S., Eber Judit, Eber Julius, Eber Mrs. Julius, Eber Thomas, Federan Oscar, Feke Stephen, Gothard Alexander, Hass John, Haas Katherine, Huebner Karl, Huebner Mrs. Karl, Huebner Sonja B., Kezdi Peter, Kovács Joseph, Levay Patricia, Levay Rose, Levi John, Lukacs Mrs. John, Maxa William J., Tanacs Mrs. Eliz, Veres John Jr., Veres Mrs. John, Welling Mrs. A.; 23-V Ballard James R.; 34-R Gulyas Stephen; 34-V Nitsehe Mrs. Wm., Oehvary Rose; 36-V Holcz Stephen L., Holcz Mrs. Stephen, Holcz Verna A., Holcz Verna Anna, Kayko Daniel Thom, Morelli Rudolph, Solomon David, Szabó Joseph, Szőke Andrew;’ 38-R Brown Anna; 41-R Kovács Elizabeth; 45-V Bliscik Mrs. Andrew, Drotos József, Drotos Jozsefne, Fanchaly Sándor M., Herczeg William, Pauer Elizabeth, Rodriguez Dominic, Rodriguez Mrs. Dorn., Rodriguez Eva M.t Rodriguez Linda A., Soond Mrs. Joseph, Soond Joseph, Soond Joseph Greg, Vathy Emese K., Vathy Mrs. Viola; 47-V Mason Martha Raye; 48-V Beck Louis J., Beck Louis John, Beck Mrs. Louis J., Gach Ann Christine, Gach Peter; 52-V Sejbi Joseph, Sejbi Mrs. Joseph, Sejbi Louis Ann, Szijai'to Mrs. Frank; 56-R Nagy Joseph; 69-R Lukacs Mary, Lukacs Jr. Stephen, Nemeth Mrs. Andrew, Nemeth Mrs. Mary; 70-V Evans Marcia Ann, Yelinko Pauline G.; 71-R Horvath Henry; 85-V Sabo Priscilla; 88-V Brochetti John, Brochetti Mrs. John, Lamber Delores; 90-V Fejes Alexander; 108-V Csepke Thomas, Pastor Mrs, Albert; 132-V Molnár James Jos, Molnár Jane Irene, Torok Patricia Ann, Vukovits Jack; 133-V Hajdú Stephen Jr., Kardos Istvanne, Kozari Joseph, Vas Theresa, Vas Thomas J.; 138-V Kish Paul, Kish Mrs. Paul; 141-V Mark­­van Catherine, Mondell John W., Mondell John W. Jr., Mondell John W. Jr., Mondell Mrs. John, Mondell Thomas; 159-V Galambos Frank; 163-V Lengyel László; 180-V Boros Mrs. John, Boros Joyce Eileen, Carver Margaret A.; 214-V Auer Frank J.; 226-V Bodnar John, Boros Frank, Boros Frank Jr., Boros John James, Boros Ruth Ann, Kapinus Andrew, Malletz Joseph, Marks John E., Mavonicz Janos, Vámos Donald, Vargo Kay J., Viszokay Mrs. Geo.; 249-V Ma­­yerchak Andrew, Mayerchak Betty J.; 275-V Zudonyi William, Zudonyi Wil­liam; 285-V Wieclaw Mrs. Joseph; 310-V Damron Wayne; 348-V Bubenko Joseph; 366-V Moses William, Mózes William J., Mózes Mrs. William, Szabó John S.; 376-V Karoly Mrs. László; 383-V Jellinick Stephen, Jellinick Mrs. Step.; 386-V Gergely Andrew; 420-V Bauer Mrs. Louis, Didovitz Margaret; 442-V Stark Dianne; 443-V Hrabosky Francis L., Nagy John F., Nagy Linda Ann, Nagy Paul Peter, Papp George, Piotrasch James, Piotrasch Mrs. Jame, Piotrasch Michael, Piotrasch Sandra L., Piotrasch William, Suchik Carolyn, Suchik Carolyn L., Suchik Martin S., Suchik Martin, Suchik Martin; 466-V Druga Mrs. Joseph; 511-V Pallagi Paul; 520-V Samone Anthony, Simone Mrs. Marian; 525-V Aleksic Mrs. Anna, Barath Alex, Beres Brian Arthur, Beres Joseph D., Beres Mrs. Joseph, Fekete Joseph, Fekete Mrs. Joseph, Fekete Mary E., Fekete Steve J., Papp John, Papp Mrs. John, Rob Daniel, Schott Lorraine A.; 575-V Pandi Francis.

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