William Penn, 1958 (41. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1958-06-04 / 6. szám

PAGE 4 William Penn June 18, 1958. m n Journal of the William Penn Fraternal Association OFFICE OF PUBLICATION 7907 West Jefferson Ave. Detroit 17, Michigan PUBLISHED SEMIMONTHLY BY THE William Penn Fraternal Association Managing Editor: COLOMAN RÉVÉSZ Editors: JOHN SABO and ALBERT J. STELKOVICS Editor’s Office: 433—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. Telephone: COurt 1-3454 or 1-3455 All articles and changes of address should be sent to th* WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 436—442 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: United States and Canada ..................................... $1.00 a year Foreign Countries .................................................... $1.50 a year Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Detroit, Michigan under the Act of March 3, 1879. DEATH TAKES LOUIS NOVAK A long-time Pittsburgh area resident of Elizabeth, Pennsyl­vania, Louis.Novak, veteran William Penn member and former branch officer, died May 20, 1958. Just the month before, on April 27, Mr. Novak was among the honored veteran members of Branch 226-V who were present­ed the Illustrious Citation and Gold Emblem at the very highly successful banquet and dance of the McKeesport branch, and he was in one of the five pictures published with the story of the affair. Life denied Mr. Novak the advantages and prestige of a long formal education and before his retirement he earned his living as a coal miner, but nature endowed this man with gentlemanly and scholarly qualities. He was known as a calligrapher because of his beautiful and elegant handwriting, he wrote well and com­posed poetry with depth, and his paintings evoked admiration. Beyond these talents he was impeccably honest and sincere and he was an old-line fraternalist who worked for love of society rather than monetary reward. His profound sentiment expressed itself at the Branch 226-V affair when, reading a Hungarian poem which tells of why a Hungarian should be proud of his Magyar heritage, he could not finish because of tears obscuring the vi­sion of his eyes and because his failing health could not stand the strain of the emotional recitation. Louis Novak was born March 23, 1884 in Borsodszirák, county of Borsod, Hungary. He came to America in 1910. In the same year he joined Branch 30, Elizabeth, Pennsyl­vania. For years he was secretary and then manager of this branch until its merger with McKeesport, Pennsylvania Branch 226-V. The then Verhovay Aid Association was noting the abilities of fraternalist Novak and in time called upon his services in various Association offices — as Alternate Member of the Council of Appeals, Member of the Board of Directors, Vice President, and Member of the Auditing Committee. Left a widower years ago, Mr. Novak reared his eight chil­dren admirably well, two of them living with him at the time of his death. Services were held at St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church, Elizabeth, with the Rev. Thomas M. Gearing celebrating Requiem High Mass. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery, Elizabeth. Officially representing the William Penn Fraternal Associa­tion at the obsequies were National President Coloman Re vesz and National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics. The deceased is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Chortes of Elizabeth, Mrs. Mary Kotto of Clairton, Miss Emma Novak at home, and Mrs. Margaret Manning of Lincoln Park, Michigan; four sons, Stephen J., George and Louis J. Novak, all of Elizabeth, and Ernest Novak at home; 16 grandchildren; one great-grandchild and two brothers and a sister in Europe. FAREWELL, LOUIS NOVAK. WILLIAM PENN FRATERNALIST! 15th ANNUAL William Penn National Ten Pin Tournament MAY 31 — JUNE 1, 1958 PHILADELPHIA, PA. MEN Five-Man Handicap Event Prize List Trophy to Winners Team Br. Team 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. Hep. Tot. Pri/e 1 Braumeister Beer .Columbus, Ohio 129 53 810 913 873 2596 358 2954 $500.00 2 Knapp’s Service Beaver Falls, Pa. S9 35 938 S 44 795 2577 367 2944 250.00 3 Win. l’enn Firefighters Columbus, Ohio 129 56 837 837 905 2579 361 2940 150.00 4 Shurilla Construction Youngstown, Ohio 21 26 824 870 900 2591 341 2935 100.00 5 William Penn #1 New Brunswick, N. J. 52 42 852 884 803 2539 381 2920 80.00 6 William Penn #2 Johnstown, Pa. 8 13 735 763 761 2259 659 2918 70.00 7 William Penn #4 Trenton, N. J. 13 20 831 822 885 2538 377 2915 60.00 8 William Penn Youngstown, Ohio 108 28 773 816 908 2497 412 2909 55.09 9 William Penn #1 Springdale, Pa. 296 77 895 686 894 2475 433 2908 50.00 10 Verhovay Harrisburg, Pa. 336 84 818 847 925 2590 315 29t5 45.00 11 Tigers New York, N. Y. 48 38 763 840 843 2446 443 2889 40.00 12 Hunyadi Philadelphia, Pa. 76 44 680 708 725 2113 775 2888 35.00 13 Kern’s Cafe Lorain, Ohio 17 22 854 884 847 2585 301 2886 33.00 14 W illiam Penn #4 Toledo, Ohio 27 33 980 910 986 2876 2876 31.00 15 William Penn Beckley, W. Va. 25 29 907 802 989 2698 17» 286s 30.00 16 William Penn Detroit, Mich. 36 16 829 891 923 2633 225 285 s 29.00 17 William Penn Trenton, N. J. 13 17 892 913 910 2717 136 2853 28.00 18 Old Dutch Beer Alliance, Ohio 189 70 819 853 883 2555 295 285» 27.00 19 Phoenixville Phoenixville, Pa. 159 66 865 825 863 2553 289 2842 26.00 20 William Penn #2 South Bend, Ind. 132 49 770 806 767 2343 496 3839 25.00 MEN Two-Man Handicap Event Prize List Trophy to Winners Name Br. Team 1st : 2nd 3rd Tot. Hep. Tot. Prize 1 Jos. Zigarella-Jim Sammarco, Springdale, Pa. 296 81 294 456 377 1127 264 1391 $130.00 2 H. Blackbiun-Chas. Stimpfle Columbus, Ohio 129 53 303 417 415 1135 150 1285 110.00 3 E. Kalo-John P. Balia, Sr. Springdale, Pa. 296 79 372 322 372 1066 201 1207 90.00 4 Steve Feyes-J. Mikula Toledo, Ohio 27 32 394 313 390 1079 169 1266 75.00 5 Ray Gorder-Chas. Whitten Columbus, Ohio 129 59 353 364 408 1127 125 1252 65.0* 6 Steve Kocsi-Lewis Nagy Phoenixville, Pa. 159 66 358 104 420 1182 64 1216 60.00 7 E. Hegadus-L. Baumgartner South Bend, Ind. 132 48 334 434 375 1163 79 1242 55.00 8 Mike Bilcze-Gene Mason Alliance, Ohio 189 68 337 355 410 1122 115 1237 . 50.0» 9 Tony Krupa-Martin Szeles Beaver Falls, Pa. 39 35 332 318 393 1043 188 1231 45.00 10 Gene Fielder-Steve Verbosky, Toledo, Ohio 27 31 380 380 403 1163 64 1227 .10.0» H Art Szoke-Lou Shurilla Youngstown, Ohio 21 26 391 332 351 1074 152 1226 39.00 12 Matt O’Keefe-Art Wolford South Bend. Iud. 132 49 319 344 376 1039 178 1217 38.00 13 1). Stedman-Alex Nicol Columbus, Ohio 129 59 382 283 361 1026 190 1216 36.00 11 Wm. Bobbin-Robert Villanti New York, N. Y. 48 39 317 302 366 985 230 1215 34.00 15 Henry Poniatowski-Jos. Frye, Ku'lpmont, Pa. 2 11 371 404 316.1091 121 1212 32.00 16 Jim Tcth-Ster e Vargo Detroit, Mich. 443 87 325 369 399 1103 104 1207 30.00 17 Joe Rocco-Donald Rocco Rural Valley; Pa. 88 47 371 327 342 1040 165 1205 28.00 18 W. Szuperak-A. Fortune Beaver Falls, Pa. 39 36 363 382 340 1085 119 1204 26.00 19 Andrew Feyes-Julius Feyes Toledo, Ohio 27 32 397 353 366 1116 87 1203 24.00 20 Geo. Toth-Louis Csoidas Detroit, Mich. 443 87 360 339 390 1089 113 1202 24.00

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