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

1957-03-06 / 3. szám

PAGE 14 March 20, 1957. William Penn MARRIED The 50th weddding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Ferencz, on January 27, 1057, was observed first by attendance at Mass in the Holy Trinity Church of Farrell, Pennsyl­vania, followed by blessing of the marital union by Father Denis Szocs, pastor. The couple’s children, four daugh­ters and two sons, three sons-in-law and a daughter-in-law, nine grand­children, and friends and well-wishers were present at the religious cere­monies. Later a dinner was served at the Shenango Inn to honor the golden wedding celebrants. George Ferencz and Julia Berbics were married in Bashalom, Szabolcs county, Hungary, January 27, 1907. That same year the husband left his native land for The United States, arriving in McKeesport, Pennsyl-50 YEARS vania in May. For a short time he worked in the local steel mill, but the razing of a section of the mill left Ferencz and many others out of work. He next went to Portage, Pennsylvania to work in a coal mine. In January 1910 Mrs. Ferencz reach­ed America. Shortly thereafter the couple moved to Windber, Pennsylva­nia. In 1929 they moved to Farrell, Pennsylvania, in which city they are still living at 939 Emerson Avenue. In Fan-ell Mr. Ferencz worked for the Sharon Steel Company. The Ferencz’s had twelve children six of whom are living. Mr. and Mrs. Ferencz have been af­filiated with our Association for the past twenty-five years. They are members of Branch 26-V, Farrell, Pennsylvania. Our congratulations and best wish­es to them. BRANCH 15-V — CHICAGO, ILL. — SENTINEL By: Ernest C. Taylor, Dist. Mgr. Last month in this article I ad­vised the members who knew Ken and Marge Long that the couple would be blessed with a little Long sometime in March. In todays’ mail I received the announcement that this little Long had arrived, but Marge missed her date as it was born on February 21st, at 4:02 P.M., weighing 6 lbs. 7 Ms oz. He has been named Kenneth Lee Long, Jr. Con­gratulations to Ken and Marge. I hear that the vice president of Branch 15-V is getting to be an old man since he recently became a great uncle. One of his nephews, Paul Mate, and his wife, were blessed with a little Mate whom they have named John Stephen. This little Mate arrived on February 20th, at 7:48 A.M. Paul is the son of John and Rose Schybai. We know that John is the hard working bartender at all our affairs, who usually opens and closes the bar. I also hear by the grapevine that John’s other son, Steve, will become a papa sometime in September. Congratulations to the Mate Family. Andy, you may now start to feel old. I hear too that you are going to be a father-in-law. Just wait till you become a grandfather. Frank and Shirley Balogh are still waiting, at this writing, after several false alarms; Betty and Andy Barna are also still waiting around for the Hurry-Up call. In the month of February, Branch 15-V lost several of its members. Julius Nemeth died suddenly from a heart attack. He leaves behind his wife Irene. We lost also Mrs. Joseph Szepi who leaves behind her husband Joseph, son Louis and his family, and daughter Mrs. Paul Igyarto of May­­wood, Illinois and her family. We lost Joseph Salay. The body was shipped to Wisconsin for burial. We lost Mrs. Patzko this last month. The entire branch gives condolences to the be­reaved families. Joseph Höllerbach, Sr. has re­covered so well that he and his wife are now on vacation in Florida. Charles Stuparits is also well on the road to recovery. He has begun to visit his various teams at the bowl­ing alleys. Hurry, Charlie, as we would like to see you in Dayton, Ohio as a spectator even though you won’t be able to bowl. Agttin this year, as last year, there was a celebration in honor of Hun­garian Freedom Day. This was on March 17th, at the Lincoln Audi­torium on Lincoln Avenue. Our Annual Spring Dance will this year be held on May 18th. This dance also will be in the Lin­coln Auditorium. Those of you who remember the New Years’ Party will be glad to hear that we have again contracted Frank Sloboda to whose music we had such a wonderful time. To all the bowlers: Our Annual Banquet will be held on May 5th this year, and we have in store se­veral surprizes for the gang. I understand that Frank Szoo had an accident at his place of employ­ment, that his arm was caught in a machine. I do not as yet know how bad this is, but we hope it is not too serious. Joseph Pikolcz, Sr. also on the sick list, which I recently found out. Elaine Mandziara is on the ailing list, but I hear that she is well on the road to recovery. The former Pat Horvath who is now Guare, I understand, is now quartered in her new home. The grapevine tells me that I shall have some new neighbors by the name of Steve and Ann Pinter. Louis Puskarits last Saturday had a pork dinner at his place of business on Irving Park road, which we at­tended. I saw George Stefely jeweler, with his wife. There was quite a number of members from Branch 15-V at this affair to give Mr. Pus­karits and Bob a good send-off in their venture. At this March meeting of Branch 15-V which is the Quarterly meeting, we will have for the benefit of the members and the newcomers a little affair on a buffet basis. There will be a symphony concert here in Chicago for the benefit of the American Hungarian Studies Foundation. The proceeds from this concert will be used to further the Foundation in its efforts. The Foun­dation has its headquarters at Elm­hurst college, Elmhurst, Illinois. It is the only college that has an ac­credited course in the teaching of the Hungarian language. There will.be several Silver Wed­ding Celebrations in Chicago this summer ,and among those will be Mr. and Mrs. Tony Barango. Come one and all! Let’s have a good turnout for our Annual Bowl­ing Tournament in Dayton, Ohio. Even if you do not bowl, take your­self a little vacation for the two days and enjoy the Fellowship Days with the bowlers. ANNOUNCEMENT: KEEP IN MIND THAT I WILL NOT BE IN CHI­CAGO THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF JULY THIS YEAR AS I AM GOING ON A VACATION WHICH I HAVEN’T HAD IN TWO YEARS. LOOK out, you fish in Minnesota. The Taylor’s are coming! I understand that Charlie Schmidt and his wife are going to have a new home built close to Ernie Ju­hász. Boy, this will be a jump going from the middle of this big city to the extreme edge. NOTICE: Steve, I got your letter. I am sorry that I was not in the of­fice for quite a while on that morn­ing as I had two funerals to take care of on that day. I am sorry that I missed you, but hope to see you in Dayton, Ohio. Report of Deaths I FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER The William Penn Fraternal Association announces with profound sorrow the death of the following mem­bers: j Br. Name Br. Name Par. R. Barna Mrs. Frank 26 V Toth Janosne Par. R. Geri Mrs. Louis 27 V Verboczky István s Par. R. Kalabanyi Mrs. Step. 32 V Puchy Gusztavne Par. R. Madarasz Joseph 36 V Toth Karoly Par. R. Pataki John 39 V Juhasz Benjaminne Par. R. Rivnvak Mary 39 V Juhász Joseph 3 R Kecskes John 45 V Brinza Karoly 16 R Herczeg John 45 V Minatz Andrasne 16 R Zih Mrs. Charles 46 V Antal Janos 23 R Kiss Frank Louis 47 V Antal Mrs. John 23 R Molnár Sándor 50 V Mihok György 24 R Minarchenko Peter 62 V Simon Joseph 29 R Lukacs Mrs. Tamas 63 V Toth Mihály 41 R Lyman John J. 87 V Riczko András 41 R Suhay Stephen 90 V Struhar Janosne 47 R Sells Mrs. Katherin 100 V Papai Viktor 48 R Puskar Michael 108 V Legeny Frank I 64 R Preininger Mrs. Mat. 132 V Wade Glenn H. 79 R Kulye Charles 133 V Csanda Imre 88 R Szabó John 133 V Vincze Louis 135 R Posa Mrs. Martin 138 V Kapornyai Terézia 153 R Zih Mrs. Charles 189 V Kosso Imrene 156 R Szenasi Elizabeth 197 V Szász Joseph Par V Chomo Janos 201 V Sokol John j 9 V Kish Kalman 209 V Esztergályos Janos 13 V Gilmar Paul 213 V Clancy George 13 V Sitko James 216 V Belső George 13 V Toth Mrs. Nicholas 216 V 221 V Karo Jozsefne Szalai Frank 14 V Birinyi John 226 V Kadar Anthony 14 V Orbán Janos L. J. 249 V Schmidt Mrs. Gustav 14 V Patsey Julius 269 V Czinkota Sandorne I 14 V Vache Mrs. Stephen 276 V Simo Albert 15 V Kulovits Janos 296 V Makarevich Harry 1 17 V Babies John 349 V Takacs Mihály 21 V Horvath 1st. 443 V Szalay Ferenc, Sr. 23 V Szucs Albert Jr. « 525 V Fisher Mrs. Isaac MAY THEY REST IN PEACE

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