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

1958-09-03 / 9. szám

PAGE 6 William Penn September 17, 1958 f& MOTOR CITY NEWS BRANCH 18-V — DETROIT, MICHIGAN (Formerly Branches 36-V and 443-V) By Jolán Luca» Fall is here with its invigorating weather, hrilliant colors and a full garden growth. It also brings a heightened interest in branch, social and sports activities in connection wih William Penn fraternalism. But first, to bring you up to date... At the August meeting, the never­­ending discussion of a WILLIAM PENN Fraternal Home for the De­troit area was again proposed. To look into the matter, a Fraternal Home Committee was appointed as follows: Jesse Somergary, branch president Martin Marton, Steve Csabi, _ Elvira László and Jolán Lucas. Many arguments pro and con have been made with regard to a fraternal home in past years, and the matter has been thoroughly discussed. If a suitable location and building can be found, it is possible that we may reach a satisfactory conclusion. In my personal opinion a fraternal home of our own would solve many loose ends. Bowling, as usual, was brought to the attention of the membership. There will be at least one branch­­sponsored team. With the organizing of the Detroit WILLIAM PENN SPORTS CLUB which is just about concluded, the financing of bowling teams will be automatically taken care of by the club members, with just a little more help from the branch at the beginning. Another very satisfactory meeting was held at the Lucas residence on August 21 when the constitution was again thoroughly discussed. A final dis­cussion and elections will take place directly after the branch meeting on September 14th, at which time fund­raising projects will also be deter­mined. If the William Penn Bowling Tournament-Fellowship Days does come to Detroit in 1959, a well-or­ganized Sports Club will do all in its power to welcome the out-of-town guests. The WILLIAM PENN JUNIOR CLUB will resume activities this­­month with an enlarged program. Those parents who would like to see their youngsters take an interest in a club of their own, please contact Mrs. Julia’Danko at Avenue 3-0677, or Geza and Helen Madarasz at Dunkirk 1-3424, for full details. Parents are welcome to act as counselors in various activities .— al­so donations of games and toys and other materials for active youngsters will be welcome. Financial aid is always a necessity and will be thoroughly appreciated. Let’s make the Detroit Junior Club one of the most active in the association! Branch meetings are really fun, take my word for it. The more members who attend, the greater the interest. Make it a regular habit — the second Sunday of every month at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 1125 Fort street, corner of Montie Road in Lincoln Park. Next meeting will be Sunday, October 12 at 2 p. m. SHARP. There is a possi­bility that a Social Afternoon will also be scheduled directly after the meeting for the benefit of the two branch clubs — the Junior Club and the Sports Club. Some of the women have been talking about forming a Women’s Club. Those who are in­terested please come to the meetings so that you may discuss it with the other members. Dont’ forget the address of the Detroit District Office — 3920 Fort Street, Lincoln Park — telephone Warwick 8-0887. All dues and other business is efficiently and adequately expedited at this office. If at any time you have questions about your membership certificate, call the of­fice and one of the district managers well be happy to take care of your business. District Managers are Ste­phen Lukacs, Stephen Úsztok and John Vass. ABOUT MEMBERS: John Denes, vice-president of branch 18-V, had a serious automobile accident in July. We are glad that he feels better and it was good to see him at the August meeting. Steve Csabi, whose leg was broken last winter, is a fine example of William Penn fraternalism. He has made the trip to branch meetings ever since he was able to be up and around — even if around is still with, the help of a cane. I had a visit from Cleveland, Ohio from District Manager Steve Leczo of Branch 43-R. Mr. Leczo is married to a charming lady named Betty. They have three children, Julie Ann, aged 4, Susan who is 2, and baby Steve, Jr., one year old. Steve is probably the youngest dis­trict manager in the association and he was pleased about our branch meetings. Hq told me that he was surprised how we backed up our dis­trict managers when they made their various reports- Doesn’t every branch do likewise ? Young 12 year old Kenny Lorincz, son of one of our top-notch bowlers, is considered one of the fastest young pitchers in the Taylor Town­ship Little League. Better sign him up with the Detroit Tigers so Pop can watch him while on duty at Briggs Stadium. * # * Brevity may be the soul of wit, but there is nothing quite so frus­trating as trying to make a full re­port for more than 4200 members in a very short column. My youth­ful enthusiasms may have been tempered by a realization of my mature limitations, but you still can’t keep a good woman down ... So there! Until the October issue. Your old FERRET 12996 Rosedale Avenue Wyandotte, Michigan AVenue 3-0905 «IIT« ■■''ll ■ Kte«ic«c>cic(eictetQ \\ !■ Í £ »■ s 'J QUAKER CITY NEWS BRANCH 76-V­­PHILADELPHIA, PA. — By L. Louis Horvath KMtatai3)3aiS)St9)3l3!»)-9iaai3l3lS}9i3äaät»)MiM)»l»äi3)3)3tätS«iSt3iS>3iStSta)3)3)S!3}: Fall is really a beautiful time of year, and we hope you are enjoying it after your nice summer.-----76-V------50TH ANNIVERSARY Branch 76-V will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year. We we're fortunate in obtaining the EAGLES HALL at 5th Street and Roosevelt Boulevard which is rather “central” for folks in and out of the city. The gala event will be held at 6 p. m. Saturday, November 29th. A fine meal will be served, and you will be able to dance to the haunting music of Stephen Bakonyi (Bakonyi István) of Bethlehem. The Banquet Committee, consist­ing of STEPHEN SZEMES, AN­THONY NOEL, DANIEL ROSEN­­FELD AND L. LOUIS HORVATH, has been working diligently for many months to make the affair a success We will have a souvenir book and ask that all ads be placed with DA­NIEL ROSENFELD, 1023 N. Ran­dolph Street, by November 1st. Tickets will be available in Octo­ber. They may be had from any of­ficer of our Branch 76-V or picked up in person at 1144 N. 4th Street. If you have suggestions pertaining to this affair, please send or bi'ing them to any of our officers.-----76-V-----­ANNOUNCEMENT The Home Office has appointed ERNEST KEMENES, 3422 Chippen­dale Avenue, Philadelphia 36,.Pennsyl­vania, as full time District Manager for the Philadelphia area. He is available each Thursday from 9 A. M. to noon and on Friday evening from 7 to 9 P. M. The first Saturday of each month from 7 to 9 P. M. he will collect dues at 1435 Germantown Avenue for Branch 76-R. On the second Saturday of each month, Mr. Kemenes will be on hand from 7 to 9 P. M. at 1144 N. 4th SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT JANUARY - JUNE, 1958 I. Ledger Assets—• as of January 1, 1958 ................ II. Income Monthly Dues .................................. Monthly Dues — Single Premiums Interest on Bonds ....................... Dividends on Stocks ....................... Interest on Mortgage Loans ......... Interest on Bank Deposits ............. Interest on Real Estate Loans ....... Real Estate Income ..................... Bond Amortization Increase and Decrease Account ......................... Interest on Certificate Loans and Liens ....................................... Profit on Sale or Maturity of Bonds Profit on Sale or Maturity of Stocks Gain on Foreign Exchange _____ Sports Activities .......................... Service Charges — Loans ______ Trust Fund Deposits ...................... Dividend Accumulation ................... Supplementary Contracts Without Life Contingencies ...................... Miscellaneous Income ..................... Em. and Off. Withholding Tax Ded. Em. and Off. Soc. Sec. Tax Ded. .. N. J. Tax Contributions ................ Ind. State Income Tax Deductions . Bethlehem City Wage Tax ............. Hosp. Deduction Em......................... City of Pittsburgh—Wage Tax ..... Pension Fund Deposits ................. Total Income .............. TOTAL ______________ Life Benefit Disability Pension Combined Department Department Department Departments • 24,614,352.21 1,108,695.18 238,394.62 25,961,442.01 1,275.205.67 97,960.08 1,373,165.75 6.925.18--.--­--.---6,925.18 363,058.54 3,637.98 366,696.52 7,417.05--.--851.60 8,268.65 47,085.29--.--­—.--47,085.29 1,128.20--.--­--.--1,128.20 965181- ___­­. 965.81 ' 43,798.00 43,798.00 80.96 80.96 31,468.51 31,468.51 53,006.59-408.07 53,414.66 9,600.13 ___ 362.50 9,962.63 11.63-■- __ 11.63 10,861.00- -10,861.00 423.90 i 423.90 11,397.64--.__ 11,397.64 311.56 311.56 6,087.12 \ 6,087.12 22.10- -22.10 49,305.03 —.--49,305.03 7,700.60--.--7,700.60 139.16--.-­--.--139.16 250.99--.--­--250.99 29.70--.--­--.---29.70 1,687.45--.--­--.--1,687.45 473.87--.--­--.--473.87 —.— ' • ___ _ 7,476.60 7,476.60 1,928,441.68 97,960.08 12,736.75 2,039,138.51 26,542,793.89 1,206,655.26 251,131.37 28,000,580.52

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