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

1957-02-06 / 2. szám

February 20, 1957. William Penn PAGE 11 S£ CHATTERBOX Braneh 129-V Columbus, Ohio i| By William Franklin We wish to apologize for having' ■missed our deadline last month, caused by sickness, plus pressure of the holiday rush. All is forgiven, we hope, and we will endeavor to make this column suffice for the month missed, to boot this issue too. First, we wish to give you the results of the election of the new officers for 1957. Our new officers are as follows: President — George Tokár Vice President — Stephen Deri Secretary — Clara (Torchy) Gaal Treasurer — Charlie Boso Auditors — Evelyn Boucher — Bon­nie Tokár Directors (Elected for 2 Years) 1957-58: — John Bender — Dave George — Paul Cook — Louis Mil­ler The following Directors have 1957 Term to Serve: — Kenneth Bolar — Buell Rice — Andrew Guyer We wish all these officers the best of luck and we hope that all the members will work with them in try­ing to bring about a better fellow­ship between lodge and members. ATTENTION ALL MALE BOWL­ERS: — It seems that the fair sex of our organization is taking over and making us fellows sit up and take notiee. Irene Voss, who bowls with one of our women’s teams, bowled in the local City Tournament, and ,iust about swept the board.^ She had a 634 in the singles to take second place and, along with her doubles team mate, Marg Zaney, championship in the doubles. Congra­tulations, Irene. Keep up the good work. We hope you have as much success in our National Tournament at Dayton We wish to announce that the Christmas Party for our Juvenile members was a big success. Santa Clause gave out gifts to almost 200 children, plus ice cream, cake, candy, etc. It was evident that all the children thoroughly enjoyed ■themselves and, to substantiate our statement, notice the picture below. We wish to thank the Home Office for the extra gifts which were very much appreciated. ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS: — Let's fulfill our obligation to the branch and to ourselves by attending all branch meetings, thus having a voice in our organization. If any­thing is bothering you, bring it to the meeting and let’s get it settled. We urge you to attend these meetings in order to promote a better under­standing between the members and the working organization of our lodge. That is the only way we are ever going to settle any issues that might be to the best interest of us all. Remember, the lodge meet­ing is the second Thursday of every month, so make it your business to attend these meetings. We wish to announce that euchre parties are held every Thursday evening at the William Penn Home. If you like to play euchre, here is a good chance. Come join in the fun. IN MEMÓRIÁM: — We wish to offer our heartfelt sympathy to the Mészáros Family in the death of their beloved Mother, Mrs. Joseph Mészáros, who resided at 245 Hin­­man Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. She was a long and faithful member of our branch and her presence will be sadly missed. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS: — My new address is 2497 Dawnlight Avenue, Columbus, Ohio . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■! WILLIAM PENN WATCHTOWER By JOSEPH J. HORVATH — Cleveland, Ohio ■ a ■■■«■■■■ ■&■■■■■■■■>■ ■■■ ■■■maaii The New Year’s Day meeting of the “Öreg Amerikás’’ group was high lighted by the reelection of Co­­loman Kolozsvary as president of that organization, which fine body donated one thousand dollars to the Hungarian Freedom Relief Fund. August Pryatel, former superin­tendent of insurance of the State of Ohio, was sworn in as municipal judge on January 2 at the Cleveland City Hall by Ralph Locher, city law director. The judge is a good friend of ours and feels close to the Hun­garians. It is understandable then that among his well-wishers at the ceremonies were Judge Joseph Stearns, Frank R. Pokorny, Ted Jur­­kuta, others. We predict that Judge Pryatel will be one of the outstand­ing members on the bench. We were in Columbus, Ohio Ja­nuary 7, duly sworn in for our second term. After the ceremonies, we or­ganized the house so that we could proceed with the business. Ed Sepessy, Branch 366-V member, will be in the attorney general’s of­fice of the State of Ohio'. State Senator Julius J. Petrash may be a candidate for municipal clerk here in" Cleveland, and Andy Dono may be his campaign manager. The Sports Club will hold a card party on Saturday, March 9, the chic­ken dinner having been cancelled. BRANCH 14-V COMING EVENTS — Card party March 17 ... 55th an­niversary banquet about May 26 ... Picnic in July or August... Card party in September or October ... Grape festival second Sunday in Oc­tober ... New Year’s Eve party at the Home. J. L. Hudak, real estate broker on 127th and Buckeye Road, was elected to the Building Selling Committee of Branch 14-V... The ‘"For Sale” sign is on the William Penn Building here in Cleveland. Louis Varga’s Chagrin Valley Ta­vern dinner on Janury 23 was a grand success With more than $2,000 collected for the Hungarian Freedom Fund ... Dr. Andrew Ko­vács, William Penn Director, was entertaining new arrivals from Buda­pest, Hungary, at the hall. He is now president of the Hungarian Doctors’ Association of Cuyahoga County. Gabriel Molnár, food store man on Grand Avenue, is planning 'to sell his business and will go to work for one of the chain stores .. . Joseph F. Nagy, Buckeye super service gasoline station owner on 87th and Buckeye, is one of the better bowlers at the William Penn Home. He is a member of Branch 14-V ... Young Ted Sza­­lay, Jr., a potential Liberace, is now­­taking piano lessons. He’s about eight years old ... Former house manager Coloman Fuzy, now in Co­lumbus, Ohio, recently sent greetings to the Sports Club ... Steve Vache’s regards were delivered from Crile Hospital .. . The grape vine tells us that Betty Knapp will be married. She has been a widow for about three years ... Mrs. Gall, manager of Branch 361-V, is going to take driv­ings lessons .. . We received a Christ­mas gift from barber Joseph Szalay. THANKS. Membership cards wil be issued to everyone at the William Penn Home —no exemptions! The cards will cost $T.25 per person. Just a Reminder: SELECT YOUR BOWLING TEAMS AND FILL OUT YOUR APPLICATIONS FOR THE 1957 BOWLING TOURNAMENT IN DAYTON, OHIO. Ex Animo, JOSEPH J. HORVATH c. o. William Penp Home 8637 Buckeye Road Cleveland 4, Ohio. REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER 1956 16. R. Guba Alexander; 71. R. Szell Julia; 79. R. Chapley John. Total 3 LAPSED FROM PAID UP — NOVEMBER, 1956 127-V Varga József, Jr. Total: 1 L APSED FROM EXTENDED — NOVEMBER 1956 14-V Makatura Steven F.; 17-V Csonka József; 31-V Formeck Mrs. John: 34-V Svidro Joseph; 48-V Nero Joseph; 68-V Rodick Margaret"; 90-V Schiff­­r.er Mrs. Irv.; 132-V Botos Joseph, Kocsis Mrs. John; 141-V Toth Edna; 172-V Simon Louis; 209-V Pelentay Stephen; 264-V Jolliz Lajos, 275-V Ester Mrs. Julia; 376-V Vechio Mrs. John; 477-V Rindfuss Allen Lee. Total: 16 Report of Deaths FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1956 The William Penn Fraternal Association announces with profound sorrow the death of the following mem­bers: Branch Name Branch Name Par. R. Bedo Albert 48 V Varga Janos Par. R. Bettes Mrs. Barney 50 V Csatlós István Par. R. Bodnar Mrs. Anna 57 V Rymasz Joseph Par. R. Horvath George 86 V Bartók András Par. R. Krozser Frank 87 V Orosz Ferencne Par. R. Rákóczi Alexander 88 V Beresnyak József Par. R. Tritsko Frank 89 V Potvorszky Stephen Par. R. Zsotyak John 98 V Kozo Joseph 16 R Gerak Joseph Mrs. 106 V Tarr Mrs. Peter 20 R Janoczki Lajos 111 V Szabó Paine 43 R Kahanca Michael 130 V Kochis Thomas A. 54 R Levis Levo 137 V Horvath Mrs. Victor 124 R Bachi John 132 V Vilez Ignacne 130 R Berger Mrs. Anna 147 V Hutton Karoly 132 R Beke Denes 171 V Pazsitka Ferenc 139 R Rohacs Istvanne 197 V Piltman Mrs. Frank 139 R Szaniszlo Nicholas 201 V Hegedűs Mrs. Lajos 13 V Szabó John 210 V Damay Andrew 14 V Kadar Miklós 226 V Furlong Carl Ray 15 V Kiss Joseph 226 V Furlong Grant S. 17 V Druzsin George 226 V Jania Ludwig A. 20 V Kanocz Peter 249 V Sova Andrew 20 V Kish Michael 257 V Simon Joseph 26 V Bergkessel Peter 344 V Angi Mrs. Julia 27 V Karafa Ferencz 383 V Gyulavics József 29 V Pinterich Frank 389 V Yuhasz Peter 31 V Szakács Imre 500 V Brumer Michael 36 V Kémény István • 525 V Janka László 48 V Bozsnyak Joseph 525 V Polyik Karoly 48 V Domokos Mrs. Arpad 561 V Raba Vincze MAY THEY REST IN PEACE

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