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

1957-03-06 / 3. szám

PAGE 2 March 20, 1957. William Penn NEWS Minutes of Newly-Merged Bi\ 108-V, Youngstown, Ohio Held January 13,1957 RUBBER CITY NEWS by Steve Yuhasz AKRON, OHIO BRANCH 44-R This 'column is new to the “Wil­liam Penn” but this writer hopes to make it a fixture for many many issues to come. It will be up to. you as members of our newly formed branch (formerly 355-V, 91-V and 44-R) on how much filled our column will be. So, if you have something that you think you would like pub­lished in the “William Penn,” tele­phone or mail your information to Steve Yuhasz, 306 Stratford Rd., Akron 13, Ohio — TE. 6-2702, and he will see that it is inserted in this column. The officers of Branch 44-R would also like to hear from the mem­bers ,in the way of suggestions concerning activities that they would have the branch members partici­pate in. This includes all ages. We have our own ideas, but we know that with your help we will make Akron one of the “active” branches in our fraternal association. These also may be forwarded to the above address or telephone. The first social of our merged group of the Akron area (now known as Branch 44-R) will be a banquet to be held Sunday, April 14, 1957, 1 p. m., at the Magyar Home, 112 E. Thornton St. We have invited one of the National Officers to be our guest speaker. You, no doubt, re­ceived a card recently through the mail about this, so you had better reserve or get your tickets early, as we expect to have “a sellout.” Charles Varga, who is in charge of tickets, will accommodate you. Call JE. 5-1925. We are proud to inform the mem­bership that Branch 44-R will send IT’S ALMOST SPRING AND IT’S NEAR TOURNAMENT TIME (Continued from page 1) The National Tournament Executive Committee has been working quietly but enthusiastically to assure the success of our big, big event. The Committee is numbered from the following Directors: Albert B. Ibos, chairman, John P. Balia, Gabriel Czer­­nai, Michael J. Faczan and Michael Korosy. Eack to the hotel. Its Main Ball Room will be the scene of the climax of the two-day spectacle. The Victory Dinner and Dance will take place in that gorgeous and spacious room. Oh yes, Louis Sikora and his popular orchestra, who play Hungarian music, American music, all .kinds of music, will enhance with their melodies this not-to-be-forgotten social event. The Sikora musical aggregation has played in such noteworthy places — and NOTE these — the Hotel Cleveland and the Country Club. Nothing but the best for our celebrating members! Before we close this rhapsodical article, it is fitting and meet to “plug” the Tournament Album which the Dayton Bowling- Tournament Committee is preparing under the leadership and direction of its chairman, Director I ouis Vassy, and its secretary, Albert G. Kertesz. 1 Whole Page ............................................ $20.00 Vs Page ............................................... 15.00 V* Page .........................................;..... 7 50 Vs Page ................................................. 4.00 Patron names for only S.2.00. Hurry! Send your name, the amount of space requested, your greeting and your check or money order to: Albert G. Kertesz, Secretary Local Bow’ing Tournament Committee 101 W. Great Miami Boulevard Dayton 5, Ohio Let’s make it finis here with this cliché: COME ONE. COME ALL. WHITHER? TO DAYTON TO BE SURE Louis B. Toth, local District Manager, is nominated as Temporary Chair­man by Mrs. Margaret Ashley; motion seconded by Philip Houser; nomination carried unanimously. A motion is made by Steve Houser that the officers of the branch con­sist of five: President, Secretary-Treasurer, 3 Auditing Committeemen. It is discussed and agreed upon that the Chairman of the Auditing Committee automatically become branch Vice President. This is seconded by Mrs. Joseph Turner and unanimously carried. A motion is made by Gabriel Nameth to continue the present meeting date and location, as follows: regular collections the second Sunday of every month at Our Lady of Hungary Church ,North Bella Vista Avenue, Youngs­town, Ohio, from 11 A. M. to 12 Noon; regular monthly meeting at Calvin Center, Mahoning Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio, second Sunday of every month, at 2 P. M. The motion is seconded by Mrs. Joseph Batta and unanimously carried. A number designation for the newly-merged branch is discussed. Gabriel Nameth, Field Supervisor, suggests that we retain 108-V until Borne future date. This suggestion is put into a motion by Steve Houser, seconded by- John Kostyo and carried unanimously. Nomination and Election of Officers Following is to be a closed ballot. John Kostyo is nominated for Presi­dent by Philip Houser; Joseph Turner is nominated by Steve Houser. Philip Houser moves that nominations be dosed and is seconded by Mrs. Margaret Ashley. Results: John Kostyo - 6; Joseph Turner - 8. Joseph Turner is elected President. Motion is made by Philip Houser that Joseph Yuhasz be unanimously drafted for the position of Secretary-Treasurer. This motion is seconded by John Kostyo and unanimously carried .Joseph Yuhasz is elected Secretary- Treasurer. Nominations for the Auditing Committee are as follows: John Kostyo nominated by Mrs. Joseph Batta; George Skebo nominated by Mrs. Margaret Ashley (Mr. Skebo declines); Philip Houser nominated by Steve Houser; Frank Molnár, Sr. nominated by Gabriel Nameth. It is suggested by Gabriel Nameth that the two past presidents from the former Branches 364-V and 514-V hold some office. Steve Houser makes the motion that nominations for the Auditing Committee be closed and is seconded by Mrs. Joseph Batta. The Auditing Committee consists of John Kostyo, Chairman; Philip Hauser and Frank Molnár, Sr. Merging of assets of the former branches into the newly-merged branch as discussed. Philip Houser suggests that the former officers get together with the newly-elected officers of the new branch in approximately one week or ten days to merge all assets under Branch 108-V. It is suggested by John Kostyo that the newly-merged branch have a party or banquet to celebrate the merger and honor the past officers of the former branches. This is tabled until the February meeting when it will be discussed further and acted upon. Motion to adjourn is made by Joseph Turner and seconded by Gabriel Nameth. (Signed) JOSEPH TURNER, JR. (Signed) LOUIS E. TOTH President Br. 108-V. Dist. Mgr. LAPSED — NOVEMBER 1956 8-V Macy Michelle Lynn, Suey Mrs. Anna M.; 10-V Sikora John Robert; 14-V Czika Gregory, Gergely Stephen, Partos Magdalena, Partos Sándor Jr., Partos William B., Plants Della, Slonin Mrs. Robert, Teleky Steve, Webb Betty R.; 15-V Bunna Mrs. Charles, Sanowskis John A.; 21-V Lukach Robert C., Strong Patricia A.; 27-V Kovács Joseph R.; 32-V Zefko Mrs. Joseph; 34-V Marton Albert, Marton William A.; 36-V Gresko Irene Soph; 45-V Demas Phillip, Demas Photia, Emery Jacqueline, Nagy Jolán V.; 50-V Budris Mrs. Alphons, Sekanis Charles C.; 52-V Buchko Elizabeth A., Buchko Evelyn, Buchko Jennie, Buchko Peter, Buchko Thomas, Kovács Bertha B.; 71-V Lorincz Steven G.; 89-V Ferencz Louis E., Ferencz Mrs. Louis; 98-V Sedler Mrs. Richard; 129-V Elliott Donald J., Fair Chrislie M., Hoskinson Raymond, Me- Kinzie Andrew L.; 130-V Fary Mrs. Roman J., Stofko Mrs. Alex, Stofko Chester, Stofko Franklin, Stofko Marlene L., Stofko Rudolph S., Stofko Theodore; 132-V Ändert Stephen C., Bay Robin Louise, Grunwald Joseph: 138-V Bodnar Geraldine A., Bodnar Irene B.; 153-V Kyanko Raymond M., Kyanko Richard J., Kyanko Roderick, Kyanko Ronald S.; 189-V Egli Wilford J., Mason Waterman Eug, Myers Patty L., Ruska Gary Allan, Sheely Irene E., 209-V Domah'dy Steven; 214-V Bahr Mrs. Henry, Fahr Patricia Ann, Ander­son Constance, Gombos Mrs. John; 216-V Laky Alex T., Laky Alex T., Mol­­chany Timothy; 292-V Csaji John Jr.; 296-V Hogan Edward T., Wypiski Do­­netta, Wypiski Martina; 383-V Viczian Bela W.; 420-V Doto Carmel Ann, Doto Leonard; 433-V Lucotch Mrs. Ray; 482-V Albanese Mrs. Carm., Byrd Robert C., Smith James F. Sr.; 511 V Kozan Frank O., Varady Tibor. Total: 83. REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED - NOVEMBER 1956 13-V Klockner Mrs. Norm; 14-V Jacob Paul, Piscsalko Steven, Todor Mrs. László, Tokár John, Tokár John, Tokár Mrs. John, Tokár Louis, Tokár Margaret, Varga William, Vargo David L.; 20-V Dye Mrs. Ardeth, Dye Eleanor J.; 23-V German William J., Hrametz Mary J.; 26-V Kurpe Ella Louise, Kurpe George, Kurpe Mrs. George, Kurpe George D. Jr., Kurpe Wil­liam W.; 45-V Rodriguez Mrs.. Dorn, Rodriguez Eva M., Rodriguez Linda A., Semock Michael, Semock Michael Jr.; 48-V Sera John, Sera Mrs. John, Tokár Louis; 50-V Kovács Mrs. John; 57-V Gombash Mrs. And; 88-V Fabian John, Roncher Arthur R.; 89-V Koerber Dwight L.; 132-V Bay James, Bella Eugene E. IT.. Bella Stephen P.. Brallck Jaoneline, McIntosh Larrv D., Pilarski Gerald J., Vida John. Vida John; 210-V Baker Mrs. Joseph; 249-V Ander Ernest, Torok Mrs. George, Torok Irene, Torok Joseph: 277-V l.aundrie Mrs. John; 38S-V Klinefelter Mrs. L.; 433-V Kirik Mrs. John A., Kirik Mrs. John; 46G-V Bartos Maria, Reinhardt Mrs. Fob, Romero Flavio Jr., Szakacs Barbara A.; 611-V Mackó Eugene P., Laczo Louise G., Mackó Eugene P., Sepesy John; 542-V De Rizzo John; 575-V Kossuth Louis, Pandi Francis. Total: 61 Daring Diplomacy: The Case of the First American Ultimatum (Continued from Page 1) tion of whether this country had the right to extend protection to a per­son of Koszta’s status. The legal issues in the case have been thoroughly studied in interna­­tinal law treatises, but the analysis has been impaired by uncertainty of some facts. Dr. Klay throws new light on the background of the case, the conduct of our overseas agents at Smyrna and Constantinople, and the motivations of the Austrians. a bowling team to the National Bowling Tournament come May. We hope to increase the number in future tournaments. So, you bowlers, let the officers of the branch know who you are, as we hope, to start a league next year. This includes the women too. For those of you who have been inquiring on how to contact District Manager Steve Barany: He is now comfortably situated here in Akron. Address all correspondence to him to Box 641,' Akron 9, Ohio, or you may telephone him by dialing JE. 5-7582. Yours truly will have probably passed out all the cigars by the time you read this, as my wife is expecting to add to our family of two boys and a girl. We’re hoping to balance the scales. This is the end of this column, but, as I said before, Y’OU will have to help fill it up from now on.

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