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

1958-12-03 / 12. szám

December 17, 1958 PAGE 3 William Penn BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The English WILLIAM PENN is published the THIRD WEDNESDAY of every month. It will be published next on January 21, 1959. Notices and other short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, January 14. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editors no later than January 7. 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 and 50 th (or higher) 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 4- ” ” — 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 ease postage should be included for their return. Address all contributions to: EDITOR WILLIAM PENN WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL------; ASSOCIATfOiC' 436 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, BRANCH 8-V Johnstown, Pa. ELECTION, ETC. of officers Sunday, December 21, 1958, at the regular meeting pleace; refreshments after meeting. BRANCH 13-V Trenton, N. J. APPOINTMENT, ETC. of Stephen T. Szilagyi as district manager, to be affiliated with Branch 13-V. Residence of the new district manager is: 366 Morris Ave., Tren­ton 10, N. J., telephone EXport 4-9339; all official mail should be sent to the Trenton District Office, 1030 S. Broad St., Trenton 10, N. J., telephone OWen 5-3540. The services of John Mayer, as­sistant branch manager of 13-V, will be terminated 1 January 1959. BRANCH 15-V Chicago, ni. TWO SOCIALS Christmas Party on Sun­day, December 21, 1958, beginning at 3 p. m., in Club Room of the North­west Hall; SANTA CLAUS will have gifts for the children, who are invited to come with their parents; refresh­ments. New Year’s Eve Banquet and Dance to be held upstairs at the Northwest Hall: chicken dinner, plus a buffet serving of cold cuts later in the evening, and drinks, in­cluded in the admission price of $12.00 per couple ($6.00 single); music by the Serenader’s orchestra with Andrew G. Janovics Jr.; tickets are . available from the branch of­ficers and district managers, and must be purchased by December 21 — no tickets to be sold at the door! Fraternally, THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE BRANCH 45-V Cleveland, Ohio CHRISTMAS PARTY for the children Saturday, Decem­ber 20, 1958, beginning at 2 p. m., at the West Side Hungarian Lu­theran Church hall; SANTA CLAUS will give presents; parents invited, also little friends of the children. THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE. BRANCH 52-V New Brunswick, N. J. CHRISTMAS PARTY for the children Sunday, December 21, 1958, 2 in the afternoon, at Pol­­gar's Hall, corner Hamilton and High. BRANCH 59-V Scalp Level, Pa. ELECTION of officers at end-of-the-year meet­ing Sunday, December 28, 1958, be­ginning at 2 p. m., regular meeting place in the V. F. W. Home, rear 520 Main St., Scaip Level; members are urged to pay their dues and toward their loans at this meeting. Fraternally, LOUIS VIZI President JOSEPH MILLER, JR. Manager. BRANCH 73-V (former) Adena, Ohio TRANSFERRED as of 1 December 1958 to Branch 10-V, Barton, Ohio. BRANCH 117-V Colona, Mich. NEW ADDRESS John Kocsis, Mgr. No. 117-V 614 Joy St. Bangor, Mich. BRANCH 249-V Dayton, Ohio APPOINTMENT Of Louis J. Taylor as district ma­nager, effective 15 November 1958. Address: 4218 Oakridge Drive, Dayton 17, Ohio, AMherst 8-4747 or 3-2167. BRANCH 257-V Yukon, Pa. P. O. BOX CHANGE Of Mrs. Steve Kirshner, 257-V manager, from No. 130 to Box 179. LEDGER ASSETS AUG. 31, 1958 Real Estate — Less Reserves ...................................................$ 931,845.37 Mortgage Loan Account .............................................................. 1,985,820.86 Loans and Liens .............................................................................. 865,192.27 Bond Account .................................................... 22,006,432.30 Stock Account ............................................................................. 372,594.67 Cash Account .........._................................................................... 198,841.70 Savings Account ......................................................................,........ 80,970.69 Branch Real Estate Loan Account ................................................... 37,902.84 Airlines Account ................................................................................. 425.00 Petty Cash ........................................................ 1.000.00 Security for Branch Office Rental ................................................. 680.00 Accounts Receivable . ......... 25.00 Ledger Assets as of August 31, 1958 ..................................$ 26,481,730.70 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor BRANCH 175-V Hastings-On-Hudson, N. Y. TERMINATON Of this branch on 31 December 1958 and its transfer to Branch 48-V, New York, N. Y. Address of New Y7ork District Of­fice: 205 East 85th St., Room 203, New York 28, N. Y., telephone REg­­ent 4-2787. BRANCH 305-V Woodbridge, N. J. ELECTION, ETC. Of the 1959 officers, Sunday De­cember 21, 1958, afternoon at 2, at Black Hall, corner New and William streets. This important year end meeting will also deal with matters pertain­ing to the 1959 William Penn Con­vention. Fraternally, ANDREW BARSI Manager. STEPHEN WAGNER President BRANCH 485-V (former) Lebanon, Pa. TRANSFERRED As of 1 December la58 to Branch 336-V, Harrisburg, Pa., whose branch manager is: Alex Fabiankovitz, Jr. 1009 Berry hill St. Harrisburg, Pa. CEdar 2-0106. Wouldn’t You Like to Bowl as Well? Branch 27-V, Toledo, Ohio, has a splendid reputation in the William Penn family for its many expert bowlers, male and female. Here is member John Powell, Jr., a real champion who deserves the two­­column width picture we have published of him, because his good bowling is excellent advertisement for our society and our bowling tournaments. John is the second highest bowler in average in the country. His average is 236 at this writing, which makes him the No. 1 bowler in the William Penn Fraternal Association. He is also doubles champion in Dayton with fellow member Bob Nickel as his partner. Congratulations, champ! REFUGEES MEET AND WED Out of every evil comes some good. The terrible tragedy of the October 1956 anti-Communist uprising in Hungary and subsequent events brought together the young lives of Joseph Bognár and Elizabeth Spak. They were married October 4, 1958 at St. Ladislaus Roman Catholic Church, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Prominent William P'enners who attended the nuptials with their wives were Director Joseph Kormondy, Field Supervisor Joseph Toma, and Dis­trict Manager Adam Simon. Elizabeth came to this country under the sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vertes and made her home with them; Joseph was spon­sored by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lo­­rincz. Both became members of Branch 185-R, Nixon, New Jersey, which is managed by Mr. Vertes.

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