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

1958-09-03 / 9. szám

PAGE 2 September 17, 1958 * BETROTHED Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. George Totin, of 149 Vermilyea Avenue, New York City, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rose Elizabeth Totin, to David Stephen Bardos. The Totins are members of Branch 48-V, New York City. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Bardos, residents of 11 Fern Street, South Norwalk, Connecticut. Miss Totin, a graduate of local Schools, was recently graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology, Junior College in New York City. She majored in apparel design and merchandising and received the As­sociate of Applied Science Degree. She is now employed by Abrahan and Strauss Department store in Brook­lyn. David S. Bardos, a graduate of Connecticut schools, recently attended Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio. He is at present employed by Bardos Brothers Builders in Connecticut. A spring wedding is planned.--------------««3 -------------­Branch 48-V Outing Reports Success The annual big summer picnic of Branch 48-V, New York City, held on Sunday July 27, came thru with results far more gratifying than had been expected. Even though the not too encourag­ing weather seemed to be against the success of the affair, enthusiasm and high interest in the event assured a capacity crowd at Bohemian Park in Astoria, Long Island. The spirit of cooperation and fraternalism was quite evident. Branch 48-V was highly honored to have guests from out of town. A large group from Parent-R, Bridge­port, Connecticut, came to participate in the festivities. Among these out of town visitors were Vice President Louis Varga, Director Stephen Ben­­cze, District Manager Andrew R. Ba­logh, Eastern District Office em­ployees Mrs. Ethel Hunyor and Mrs. Barbara Sakacs, and Mrs. Messinger long active in Bridgeport branch af­fairs. Greetings were expressed by Vice president Varga and Director Bencze, both of whom asked for the contin­uation of the spirit shown at this af­fair. Branch 48-V is grateful to all who by their work and presence contribut­ed to the success of this grand outing. ---------........................ POLAND GETS AMERICAN BOOKS As part of a program to bind Po­land closer to Western culture, some 6,300 books and several thousand periodicals have been sent overseas in the past 17 months by the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America. Recipients were 60, Polish universities, research centers, librar­ies, scientific societies, and many in­dividual scholars, scientists, writers and students. The Institute, 145 East 53 Street, New York, is a private nonprofit group headed by Fordham University Professor Oskar Halecki, President, and Stanislaw Strzetelski, Director.---------£*»-------------­Baloney is flattery so thick it cannot be true, and blarney is flat­tery so thin we like it. — Fulton John Sheen If you forgive people enough you belong to them, and they to you, whether either person likes it or not — squatter’s rights of the heart. — James Hilton--------------- William Penn STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1958 Life Benefit Disability Pension Combined Department Department Department Departments I. Ledger Assets as of May 31, 1958 24,993,893.32 1,104,976.42 241,803.61 26,340,673.35 II. Income Monthly Dues ....... .......................... 169,398.29 12,206.13 181,604.42 Interest on Bonds ........................... 52,132.67 —.— 544.35 52,677.02 Dividend on Stocks ......................... 1,744.00 —.— 235.30 1,979.30 Interest on Mortgage Loans ......... 6,244.77--. --6,244.77 Interest on Bank Deposits ............. 313.35 —• 313.35 Interest on Real Estate Loans .... 149.86 —.— —.— 149.86 Real Estate Income ....................... 8,712.50 —.— 8,712.50 Int. on Cert. Loans and Liens .... 286.29 ,-- - -286.29 Profit on Sale or Maturity of Bonds 9,802.08 . _ 9,802.08 Profit on Sale or Mat. of Stocks .. 1,875.00--.-­i 1,875.00 Gain on Foreign Exchange ......... 1.83--.-­_ 1.83 Sports Activities ............................ 471.00--.--471.00 Service Charges — Loans ............. 6.10--.-­--._ 6.10 Trust Fund Deposits ...................... 2,034.23--.-­--.--2,034.23 Dividend Accumulation .................. 64.74--.-­--._ 64.74 Supp. Cont. Without Life Contingencies Account ................ 1,015.73--.-­--.--1,015.73 Employees & Off. Witholding Tax Deductions — June ....................... 7,401.92 7,401.92 Employees & Off. Soc. Sec. Tax Deductions — June ....................... 1.139.99 —.--1,139.99 N. J. Employees Tax Deductions .. 11.14 —._ 11.14 Ind. State Income Tax Deductions.. 37.35 —.--37.35 Bethlehem City Wage Tax ............. 36.70 36.70 Hospitalization — Employees ....... 289.80--.-­--.--289.80 City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax Ded. . 80.03--.-­—.— 80.03 Pension Futod Deposits .................. 1,335.40 1,335.40 Total Income .......................... 263,249.37 12,206.13 2,115.05 277,570.55 Total ............................. 25,257,142.69 1,117,182.55 243,918.66 26,618,243.90 III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims .................... 91,713.45 —.— —.— 91,713.45 Add. Accidental Death Ben. Claims 1,000.00 —.— —.— 1,000.00 Matured Endowment ...................... 23,500.00 —.— —.— 23,500.00 Payor Benefits Waived .................. 106.33 —.— 106.33 34 905 11 ■ - -* 34,905.11 Monthly Dues Refunds .................... 1,017.80 55.80--.--1,073.60 Int. Assigned or Paid .................... 447.53 —.— —■— 447.53 Accrued Bond Int............................... 334.15 —.— —.— 334.15 Accrued Stock Dividend ................ 43.99 —.— 85.62 129.61 Refunds to Members ...................... 2,820.04 2,820.04 Loss on Sale, Exchange or Maturity of Bonds ...................... 714.35--.-­--•--714.35 Rent ................................................... 1,260.00--.-­--.--1,260.00 Salaries and Wages ........................ 20,603.87--.-­--•--20,603.87 Branch Office Expense ................ 5,508.06--.-­--•--5,508.06 Legal Fees and Expenses ............... 291.66--•--291.66 Medical Examination Fees ............. 1,036.00--•--1,036.00 Inspection Report Fees .................. 429.75--•-­—•--’ 429.75 Traveling Expenses ........................ 2,321.09 2,321.09 Advertising ...................................... 2,613.71 2,613.71 Postage ............................................. 534.37 • • 534.37 Express ............................................. 65.80 • * 65.80 Telegraph .......................................... 79.89 • . 79.89 Telephone ........................................ 842.75 • . 842.75 Printing ........................................... 1,508.74 —i 1,508.74 Stationery .......................................... 663.30 663.30 Cost or Dep. of Fur. and Equip. .. 2,298.87 2,298.87 Books and Periodicals .................... 492.66 . . 492.66 Bureau and Association Dues ....... 252.90 252.90 Sundry General Expense .......... 149.77 149.77 Actuarial and Auditing Expenses .. 763.37 763.37 Field Expense Allowance ............... 1,672.32 1,672.32 Field Conferences ........................... 585.08 585.08 Official Publication ......................... 2,603.26 2,603.26 Donations ......................................... 103.33 103.33 American Hung. Federation ......... 250.00 250.00 Sports Activities ............................. . 12,093.26 12,093.26 Off. Mach. Maint. and 0. Equip Main.................................................. 1,304.76 1,304.76 Real Estate Expenses ...................... 3,126.10 3,126.10 Other Investment Expenses ....... 1,263.50 1,263.50 Trust Fund Paid Deposits ........... 4,312.02 4,312.02 Commissions .................................... 16,199.52 16,199.52 Collections of Dues ......................... 20,416.02 20,416.02 Supp. Contr. Without Life Conting’s 1,015.73 1,015.73 State Taxes........................................ 9.64 , . i -9.64 Soc. Sec. Federal Tax .................... 2,102.50 , _ ^- - -2,102.50 Hospitalization — Employees .... 289.80- - —-289.80 Sales Promotion Expense................ 335.72 ■ _ 335.72 Rental of Equipment ........... 98.36-98.36 U. S. Dis. Dir. of Internal Revenue Withholding Tax — May .. . 8,997.15 a - -8,997.15 Sick Benefit Claims ....................... _.--14,733.96 14,733.96 Income Protector Claims ................ —.--406.25 _ 406.25 Surgical Claims ............................. 50.00 _p_ 50.00 Hosp. Claims ............................... _.__ 100.00--._-100.00 Pension Fund Paid Deposits ......... —.— 1,341.27 1,341.27 Total Disbursements ............. 275,097.38 15,346.01 1,426.89 291,870.28 Ledger Assets as of June 30, 1958 ................ 24,982,015.31 1,101,836.54 242,491.77 26,326,373.62 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor

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