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

1957-02-06 / 2. szám

February 20, 1957. William Penn PAGE 9 Sick Benefit Claim Payments. Nov., 1956 (Continued from page 7) Closser Mrs. Joseph 32.00, Suták Adam 53.70. 43-R Czifrak Alexander 20.58, Hu­­dak Mrs. Margaret 26.57, Runyan. John 14.57. 43- V Mikita John 44.56. 44- R Bogács John 27.43, Gerencsér Louis 54.86, Varga Mrs. Joseph 25.71 45- V Fodor Mrs. Joseph 45.70, Her­ceg Joseph 45.70, Horvath Mrs. He­len 33.14, Majoros William 68.56, Polasko John Jr. 42.28. 46- V Molnár Anton 28.56. 48-R Ziro Joseph 18.86. 48- V Ginal Martin 26.28. 49- V Benedek Frank 40.00. 50- V Borisz Mrs. Mary 26.28, Gold­­schmikl John 27.42, Kish Elizabeth 11.14, Tinich Joseph 18.28. 51- R Horvath Frank 36.86, Matisz Mrs. Barbara 11.14, Monchak Mrs. Helen 26.57. 52- R Botlock Andrew 10.28, Rist Mrs. Martin 54.86, Veres A. Francis 61.43. 54-R Bazzarelli Viola 18.01, Croce Albert R. 4.28, Esposito Mrs. Mary 22.28, Foresi Vincent 43.71, Larosa Mrs. Mary 12.00, Lucas Joseph M. 39.42. 56-R Chikos Julia Ann 39.43, Hud­­vagner Mrs. A. 35.14, Király Mrs. Julia 60.00. 59-V Soltész John 27.42. 63- R Luccio Mrs. Joseph 20.00. 64- V Novak Elmer 53.70, Pavell John 80.52, Pavell John 25.71. 66- R Kanyo Stephen 26.57. 67- V Dobozy Frank 6.85. 69-R Kiss James 60.00. 69- V Takacs Stephen 32.02. 70- R Bajusz John 20.57. 71- V Dill Mrs. L. John 15.00. 73- V Bartók Daniel 33.14, Sacker Joseph 51.42. 74- R Paranay Mrs. Andrew 42.86, Szeman Mrs. Martha 49.71, Zomok Stephen 26.57. 76-V Miko Joseph 40.00, Sztasko Michael 32.00. 79-R Roszkovich Mrs. B. 43.73. 81-V Peter Stephen 43.42. 84- V Paskuly Stephen 36.56. 85- V Kuccera Mrs. Louis 40.48. 86- V Magyar John 34.28, Roth John 19.42, Szemjak Stephen 24.00. 87- R Palkó Mrs. Joseph S. 29.14. 88- V Bogazzi Charles 30.84, Bondi A. Barbara 77.70, Kuhar John 35.42, Kuhar John 53.70, Pellegrino Frances 34.32. 89- V Bernath Charles 87.70, Pász­tor Stephen 69.70, Toth Stephen 42.28, Toth Stephen 78.84. 90- V Daniel Michael 30.84, Daniel Michael 29.70, Filko Mrs. Emery 22.84, Pongracz Charles 35/42. 91- V Pinezes Joseph 9.14. 98-V Marton Frank Sr. 33.14, Mar­ton Frank 11.42, Mosko A. John 6.84, Szanto August 13.76, Szocsik John 33.14, Szocsik John 17.14. 103-V Tompa John 38.88, Tompa John 38,88. 106- V Sohajda Alex 48.00. 107- V Kadas Mrs. John 48.00. 108- V Boda Andrew 25.14, Dobos Joseph Jr. 75.40, Nagy John 12.10. 112-R Kozak Mrs. Eliz 24.00. 123-V Veres Mrs. Andrew 15.54. 128- R Farkas John 41.14. 129- R Popovich Mrs. Gert 24.00. 129- V Lucas Andrew 40.00, Paul Mrs. Erma 4.56, Szabó Mrs. John 15.00. 130- R Barnhart Mrs. Clyde 16.28, Bors Frank 41.14, Hegedűs Mrs. Eliz 44.57, Wargo Helen 19,71. 130-V Horvath Mrs. Steph 29.14. 132- V Bendes Joseph 36.56, Cher­­nits Paul 29.72, Chernits Mrs. Paul 80.00, Fabiankovics Sig. 38.84, Mol­nár Joseph 32.Q0. 133- V Lodo Martin 13.71, Nemeth Kalman 36.56. 136-R Szabó Andrew 33.14. 138-R Hubai Mrs. Julius 12.00. 141- V Balazs Lawrence 17.14, Con­te Emil 3.42, Kaldy Mrs. Emma 25.14 142- R Scannafico Mrs. H. 26.57. 144-R Krywanczyk Mrs. M. 72.00. 147-R Rachwalsky Alfred 32.57. 174-V Dranschak Mrs. John 15.00. 184-V Margétich Nick 29.70. 187-V Granzow Mrs. Frank 48.00. 209-V Seper Elek 6.85, Takacs Alexander 21.14. 214-V Kulcher Mrs. Thomas 15.00. 216-V Sommers Mrs. Adolph 76.56, Szilagyi Mrs. Emery 28.56. 218-V Molnár John 32.00, Neszter Mrs. John 35.42. 221- V Solomon Mrs. George 46.84. 222- V Siget William C. 16.00, Var­ga James 27.42. 222-V Siget William C. 16.00, Var­­nyi John 21.70. 230-V Starkey Mrs. Rose 36.56, Timar Joseph 35.42. 236-V Perge John 30-84. 242-V Benkosky Frank 21.70. 245-V Balogh Andrew 32.00. 247- V Sklar John 41.18. 248- V Kovács Andrew 21.74, Paul Frank 99.99, Paul Frank 21.72, Ror­­rer Mrs. John E. 15.00, Tarsoly Ale-x 39.43, Tarsoly Alex 52.56. 249- V Fori Stephen 13.70, Harcsa John 66.84, Kerezsi Mrs. Mich 35.42, Nohacs George 34.28. 253-V Parag Michael 37.70. 261- V Borosky Edward'25.14, Gre­­tak John, Sr. 22.90. 262- V Gyekis Henry 27.42, Haller Mrs. Olga M. 25.14, Szabó George 18.32. 264-V Karpi Mrs. Louis 26.28, Mor­gan Mrs. Marg 17.14, Rusz George 60.56. 269-V Czinkota Mrs. Soph 37.70. 275- V Adam Mrs. Clara 58.28, Ma­­gyera Elmer 57.14, Verigo Andrew 41.14. 276- V Carosy Andrew 32.00. 288-V Hegedűs Joseph 4.57, Höbe John 9.71. 290- V Nagy Michael 32.00, Spisak Lydia 35.42. 291- V Boros Mrs. Stephen 17.14, Matusan Michael 37.70. 292- V Sczepkowski Joseph 37.70. 296-V Bodnar Joseph 49.14, Zimer­link Stephen 26.28. 303-V Kovács Barney 18.28. 307-V Kuncz Stephen 34.28, Sza­bó Joseph 21.18. 310-V Knoll Stephen 33.14. 324-V Sipos Joseph 14.85. 338-V Taylor Alexander 56.00. 34Í-V Yovanovich Eli 18.86, Yo­­vanovich Eli 25.14. 352-V Fijo George 13.70, Fijo George 13.70, Prather Mayton 34.28, Takacs Mrs. Frank 25.18. 376-V Bishop L. William 78.84, Herman Charles 12.56. 383-V Szalay Mrs. Stephen 28.60. 386-V Vargo Mrs. P. George 15.00. 399-V Burger Mrs. Thomas 52.56, Paleulics Michael 14.84. 408-V Vok Andrew 43.42. 415-V Hintos Mrs. Helen 46.84. 420-V Horvath Peter 17.71. 424-V Galocky Mrs. Peter 9.71. 443-V Galiovich Valentin 36.56, Trimai Joseph 30.90. 466-V Deutsch Rudolf 34.28, Ondo Joseph 32.00, Simon Michael 10.64, Whipple Mrs.. Marg 80.00. 478-V Nemeth Charles 41.14, Ne­meth Charles 41.14 '485-V Fekete Michael 35.42, 500-V Schvarckopf Mrs. J. 21.70, Shaffer Mrs. Eliz. 42.28, T.elek Mrs. Simon .-22.84. 520-V Donáti Orsoline 15.00, Lappi Mrs. Fred 36.50. 525-V Nagy "Andrew 51.42, Téglás Mrs. Julius 42.28, Tenke Frank Jr. 40.00, Varady Louis 23.42, Varga Mrs. John 10.28. 542-V Lutsovich Stanley 28.56. 545-V Bulat Daniel 34.28. 548-V Pok Elizabeth 34.28. 569-V Beres Stephen 36.56. Total: 11,568.23 It seems as though it is getting harder and harder to meet the dead­line for the WILLIAM PENN as each month goes by. As a result, the POWER CITY NEWS has been missing from the last two. editions. However, I’ll try to give a summary of our activities for December and January. Our children’s Christmas Party was held December 23d. Our thanks to William Wanamaker who again played the part of Santa Claus. For the New Years’ Eve Celebra­tion, Ozzie St. Cross and his orchestra played in the Social Quarters, while Arthur Nagy played in the upper hall. Due to the hazardous road con­ditions that night, the attendance at this affair was fewer than it usually is for such an occasion. * ¥ * On Saturday, December 1st, Do­rothy Balia and Eugene Miller ex­changed vows. Dorothy is the daugh­ter of Director and Mrs. John P. Balia ... Also on this same day, Mar­tha Joyce Lodi and Louis Kun of Acme became Mr. and Mrs. Martha is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lodi of Cheswick ... Joseph Vincze and Demaris Shepard became Mr. and Mrs. My best wishes and congratulations to the newlyweds. * ¥ * Our Branch 296 extends its deepest sympathies to the family of Mrs. John Lodi, Sr. who passed away on December 31st after a lengthy illness ... Also to Mrs. Alexander Os­­tovich of Seminole, Pa. whose son. William Vargo passed away in Cali­fornia. * ¥ * On Sunday, December 9th, Branch 296-V held its election of officers. Elected were Louis A. Antal, Jr., president; Paul Sabo, vice-president; Frank Fintor, treasurer; Russell G. Miller secretary; and Stephen Üve­ges, Sr., controller. Trustees are Joseph Barta, William Mattie, Emery Szalai, Joseph Hamorsky, and Steve Üveges. Jr. Held over from last year are Nick Polombo and Alex Sar­­kady, trustees. Elected as auditors were Joseph Szalai, Mrs. Joseph Krause and Joseph Bodick, Jr. The HOSPITALIZATION CLAIM PAYMENTS, NOVEMBER, 1956 39-.V Popik Elmer J. 100.00 52-V Vass Anthony 50.00 Total: 150.00 best of luck and a very successful year is wished for the new officers in carrying out their responsibilities for 1957. Continuing as branch ma­nager is Edward A. Mattie. Howe­ver, a replacement for him is ex­pected to be announced by the Home Office any time now. * % * On January 1, 1957 the members of Branch 538-V Braeburn, Pa. were transferred to Branch 296-V. We therefore, would like to extend to these new members a very cordial invitation to take part in our ac­tivities and the use of our branch home. Our meetings are held the - se­cond Sunday of every month at 3:00 P. M. * ¥ * It seems as though news, informa­tion and publicity build-up for the coming bowling tournament has been sadly missed from the last two edi­tions of the Journal. I believe that the contents of the December and January editions were all well and good, but I can not see why such an important event as the tournament should be neglected and pushed push­ed off the pages. The least that should have been done, if there was so much other news, was to add another page to the Journal. For by this time, the tournament rules, application deadlines, etc. should have been in print by now. * # * Branch 296-V is receiving applica­tion for the position of steward at the branch home. Persons interested should contact president Louis Antal for details and applications. These applications must be in the hands of the secretary, Russell G. Miller, 130 Walter Lane, Springdale, in plain sealed envelopes, no later than mid­night, February 24th. * & * On Saturday, February 23d, a Get- Acquainted Banquet and Dance will be held. The banquet will begin at 7:30 P. M. The purpose of this affair is to give an opportunity to the mem­bers to make thé acquaintance of the recently arrived refugees. Music for the dance will be by Arthur Nagy and his orchestra. Banquet tickets are $1.75. There is no charge for the dance. JU JOIN and SERVE "li ...answer the calll NOTICE TO MEMBERS IN DETROIT AND SUBURBS The William Penn Fraternal Association officially open­ed its Detroit District Office on February 1. 1957 at 3920 Fort Street, Lincoln Park. Michigan. In line with our expansion program, we recognize the need for improved service to our membership. Therefore, the office will be open 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday, and on Friday evening from 6:00 to 8:00. We hope that the membership will utilize this added service by making payments personally or by mail to this office. Courteous and efficient service will be given by District Managers Stephen Lukacs, Joseph Szabó and John Vass. —The HOME OFFICE POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA. AND VICINITY by EDWARD A. MATTIE BRANCH 269-V.

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