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

1958-09-03 / 9. szám

September 17, 1958 PAGE 3 William Penn \ A DASH FROM DAYTON BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The English WILLIAM PENN is published the THIRD WEDNESDAY of every month. It will be published next on October 15, 1958. Notices and other short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, October 8. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editors no later than October 1. If possible, material for publication should be typewritten and on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Photographs and pictures of BRANCH EVENTS or 50TH WED­DING ANNIVERSARIES are publish­ed FREE OF CHARGE. ALL OTHERS are CHARGE­ABLE at these rates: 1- column picture — $ 6.00 2- ” ” — 8.00 3- ” ” — 10.00 4t ” ” — 12.00 Make checks or money orders payable to: WILLIAM PENN FRA­TERNAL ASSOCIATION. Photographs and pictures must be glossy prints to assure clearness in reproduction. They are NOT return­able unless of great value, in which case postage should be included for their return. Address all contributions to: EDITOR WILLIAM PENN WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 436 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. BRANCH PARENT-R, Bridgeport, Conn. NEW DIST. MGR. JOSEPH FRANCIS SIKORSKI 203 Lenox Road Fairfield, Conn. FOrest 8-4101 BRANCH 12-R, ^ewark, N. J. BR. MGR.’S NO. John Mettey, Mgr. 12-R, ESsex 5-9283. BRANCH 24-V, Chicago, 111. ELECTIONS, ETC. At the Sunday December 7, 1958 meeting, beginning at 2:00 P. M., at the Roseland Lithuanian Culture Hall, 10413 Michigan Ave. All the mem­bers are urged to attend this very important meeting for the election of our branch officers. Refreshments will be served. Officers of new Branch 24-V are serving from 1 August 1958 to 31 December 1958. They are Joseph Ke­rek, president, 9231 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, 111., RAdcliff 3-9801; Stephen Szekely, Bertrand Garzsik, Andrew Pipoly, vice presidents; Ber­nard Piszar, recording secretary; Alex Bakondi, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Charles Akai, financial secre­tary; John Matanyi, treasurer; An­drew Lewis, 851 E. 87th PL, Chicago, HL, VI. 6-9054, and Stephen Rock, 13454 S. Buffalo, Chicago, 111., MI. 6-0477, controllers; Frank Tinich, Mrs. Mildred Minochio, Mrs. Mary Takacs, Albert Baranyai, trustees; District Managers Charles Akai and Julius M. Mikula, managers. Branch meetings are held the third Friday of every month at Eagles Hall, 9231 Cottage Grove Ave., 8:00 P. M. BRANCH 43-R, Cleveland, Ohio MEETING DATE Third Sunday of every month, at 2:00 P. M., at the East Side district office, 8637 Buckeye Road. Fraternally, STEPHEN E. LECZO Dist. Mgr. BRANCH 51-R, Passic, N. J. NEW BR. MGR. ANDREW N. RINKO District Manager 230 Fourth St. Passaic, N. J. PRescott 8-4279 BRANCH 98-V, Bethlehem, Pa. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Of Branch 98-V to be celebrated with banquet-dance Sunday October 5, 1958, beginning at 6:30 P. M., at Hungarian Hall, corner 3rd and Evans Sts.; music by John Toth’s or­chestra; tickets $2.50 and may be purchased from Stephen Lang, Jr., 1066 Delaware Ave., Bethlehem, Pa., or at the district office, 410 Adams St., Bethlehem, Pa.; telephone UN 8-0140 or UN 8-4102. Fraternally, The BANQUET COMMITTEE BRANCH 108-V, Youngstown, Ohio GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Of Branch 108-V to be held at Calvin Center, Mahoning Ave., Sun­day, October 5, 1958 at 6:00 P. M.; music by Lou Sikora’s orchestra; tickets will be $2.50 and are obtain­able at the district office, 608 Wick Building, West Federal St., or from branch officer Joseph Yuhasz at 146 N. Hartford (SW 9-3797). Fraternally, LOUIS E. TOTH Dist. Br. Mgr. BRANCH 278-V, Omaha, Nebr. NEW TELEPHONE NO. LOUIS J. ZUROSKE District Manager REgent 5778 BRANCH 343-V (former) Williamson, W. Va. TRANSFERRED To Branch 466-V, Home Office, Pittsburgh, Pa., as of 1 September 1958, whose manager is: FRANK J. CHER 436 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh 19, Pa. This being the initial column from Branch 249-V, Dayton, Ohio I believe a synopsis is in order. Branch 249-V became revitalized as a result of Dayton having been chosen the site of the 1957 National Bowling Tournament and Fellowship Days. Then, as evidenced in a pre­vious issue of the William Penn Journal, the official duties of Branch 249-V were handed down to the younger generation. Officers elected at the January meeting are as fol­lows: Al. Kertesz, President; Mike Sopronyi, Vice President; Andrew Hankoczky, Secretary-Treasurer; Alex Tarkany, Jr., Auditor. Along with the revitalization of Branch 249-V, new interest was also inflamed through the conception of our local William Penn Social Club, whose officers are: Louis Taylor, Jr., President; Frank Demus, Vice Presi­dent; Mrs. Louis Taylor, Secretary; Al Kertesz, Treasurer. Activated September 1957, great strides have consistently been accomplished as a result of a close oneness of our younger element. This Social Club, with the help of our able branch, is recognized as Dayton’s most pro­gressive sports club, packed with an abundance of enthusiasm. In attendance at the 1958 Tourna­ment at Philadelphia and bowling under our colors of red and blue were: George Sopronyi, Jr., Branch Manager; Mike Sopronyi, Louis Taylor, Frank Murin, Lou Belme, Val Kasko and Al Kertesz. Also present were the wives: Lee Sopronyi, Esther Sopronyi, Ann Taylor, Pinkie Murin and Anne Kertesz. Val Kasko chose the tournament site to present Janet Gerdiman with a lovely diamond en­gagement ring, a day long to be remembered in the hearts of this nice young couple. During the short span of one year, our William Penn Social Club has undertaken such successful money-making projects as making and selling Hungarian kolbász, spon­sored two dances, a fish fry, and our first annual Hungarian picnic held August 10. This without a doubt was one of the largest and most success­ful outings held in Dayton for some years. In addition to the 16 active mem­bers who carried the burden rf the picnic tasks, a vote of thar ks is also extended to Director Lev's Vas­­sy, who was so happy about the suc­cessful turnout he consented to lend his assistance also. Many thanks to all who helped during our various affairs and to the many hundreds of people who honored us with their presence. Only with ithe help of these enthusiastic supporters can our young organization move ahead. Yes, the William Penn Social Club and Branch 249-V have been revita­lized and, in so doing, have created a feeling of true fraternalism within the younger generation, the future leaders of our great William Penn Fraternal Association. Fraternally, AL G. KERTESZ Pres. Br. 249-V LEDGER ASSETS -JUNE 30, 1958 Real Estate .....................................................................................$ 923,891.81 Mortgage Loan Account ................................................................ 2,006,733.98 Loans and Liens .............................................................................. 846,230.22 Bond Account ..................................................................................... 21,909,461.80 Stock Account ......................... 362,594.67 Cash Account ........j.____________________________________ 155,955.20 Savings Account ................................................................-.............. 80,631.94 Branch Real Estate Account ....................................................... 38,424.00 Airlines Account ....?................ 425.00 Petty Cash ............................. 1,000.00 Security for Branch Office Rental .... 630.00 Accounts Receivable ........................................................................... 395.00 Ledger Assets as of June 30, 1958 ......................................$ 26,326,373.62 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor Report of Deaths FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1958 | The William Penn Fraternal Insurance Association announces with profound sorrow the death of the fol­lowing members; Br. Name Br. Name j Par R Csogi Joseph 48 V Nemeth István Par R Deer Alphonse J 48 V Pillér Eugene Par R Gaspar John 50 V Feleky Imre S Par R Bablonka Mrs. Georg 51 R Szabó Mrs. Sándor 5 R Zvolenszki Mrs. Will 52 R Demko John 9 V Rome Mrs. George 52 V Tomozy Imre 10 V Mate George 54 R Aspero Evo 12 V Toth András 64 V Dekany Lajosne 13 V Beitel Elizabeth 69 R Balazsi Mrs. Julia 13 V Matolcsi George 69 R Dombi Mrs. John 13 V Seaman Eugene J 69 R Tarczali Andrew 13 V Tegzes Mrs. Florenc 69 V Toth Jozsefne 14 V Fono Andrew 70 V • Cottage Joseph 14 V Loczy Mrs. Lajos 76 R Joseph Zsófia 14 V Kolozsvary Bert 85 V Adam Ferenc 16 R Illar Louis 98 V Seruga Kalman 16 R Kish Mary 100 R Sari József 16 R Thomas James 108 V Mituk Stephen 16 V Zakhar Daniel 130 V Szabó Sándor 17 V Denes Joseph 133 V Cook Thomas J 17 V Szolosi Mrs. Steph 133 V Czekner Jozsefne 17 V Varga Michael 158 V Sabol Paul 20 V Wayner Mrs. Antal 163 V Lowe Mrs. Jesse 21 V Kovich Ferencz 226 V Bartha Lajos 27 V Kerékgyártó Mrs. J 249 V Prince Mrs. Eva 28 R Peter Frank 249 V Varga John 29 R Mudri John 275 V Angyan Florianne 32 V Kish John Jr 344 V Kovács Mrs. Rose 34 V Tusai Mihály 352 V Tokos Gabriel 36 V Toth Mihály 386 V Boback Andrew 39 R Spisz Mrs. Alexander 386 V Szekeres John 40 V Laczo Janos 466 V Bossory Andrew 40 V Marton Mrs. John 500 V Nagridge Nicholas 41 R Pirigyi Mrs. Ferenc 44 R Hegedűs Mrs. Bert 525 V Nyikon Julius 45 V Fanchaly Ignatz 525 V Szarka Francis 48 V Kish József 548 V Hlusko László MAY THEY REST IN PEACE

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