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

1958-01-01 / 1. szám

January 15, 1958 William Penn ß3®a«30® «005« CHATTERBOX Branch 129-V Columbus, Ohio jg .Dear readers: I must apologize for the Chatter­box being absent from last month’s issue of the William Penn. My job as a city carrier for the Columbus Post Office kept me quite busy this past month. I just didn't have the time to give the column what it de­serves. I hope yon will forgive me and let this contribution'' make up far the two Although 1 am late with it, I would like tc wish each and every one of you the Season’s best Greetings and that the New Year will hold much happiness-for you. ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 1958 At our regular monthly meeting in December we had the election of officers for the year 1958. The fol­lowing are those elected to office: President, George Tokár; Vice Pres­ident, Dave. George; Secretary: Eve­lyn Boucher; Treasurer, William Franklin; Auditors, Bonnie Tokár Charlie Boso. Those elected to the Board of Directors are as follows: Jim Boucher, Kenny Bolar, Paul Tay­lor and Joe Zuellivich; Alternate, James Marlow. I am sure everyone wishes them the best of luck and success in their new office. Speak­ing as one of those whom you have elected, and I am sure speaking for the whole group, we will do our best to fulfil]. the faith and trust you have placed in us. We wish to thank the ladies who prepared the refreshments and served them after the meeting this month. “Girls," they surely hit the spot after that long set-to we had up­stairs. MOTOR CITY MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE: “Dear Ferret,” I have been follow­ing your column with much interest and reading of your efforts to expand your bowling activities. I must say I sympathize with you. It seems you are bucking strong resistance from CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. Rose Varga, who was in charge of the Christmas Party for the children, and the mothers who helped her, should be given a big- vote of thanks. The program was perfect. This year over 100 children were pre­sent at the party, so you can see it was quite crowded at the home. Two movies were shown which the chil­dren enjoyed very much. In the talent department were the King Sisters and the Boucher Sisters. They did their intriguing routines and were re­ceived with great applause. Johnny some of the members who do not wish to increase the activities and membership of your branch there. Maybe if someone from the outside could take a hand, they might listen. Well here I go: Friends of Branch 36-V. Your “Ferret” has the right idea and I know that If you stop to think about it you will see it too. I know of no better way to show you than to tell you about our branch here ir. Columbus, Ohio. First, I should like to say that, we now have bowling in Columbus, eight men’s team and two women’s teams, all of them sponsor­ed by our branch. We have for the last three National Bowling- Tourna­ments and Fellowship Days sent from 16 to 20 teams to the tournament, all of them sponsored by our branch. Now you may say that this has cost us money, and I will agree with yon that it has, but at the same time we have increased our membership to such proportion that our home is no longer adequate for our needs. We are now seeking- to build a new home or remodel the present one to take care of our needs and give us room to continue to grow and expand. T can safely say that our growth has been brought about largely by the increased howling activities of our branch. Bowling- has given us many new members who have the welfare of our branch at heart. They have taken a very active part in our meet­ings and also the affairs sponsored by the branch. Lou Tokár, our Dis­trict Manager, has played a big- part in the overall increase of our mem­bership. George Tokár, our branch president and Dave George, our past president also have played an im­portant part in the growth of Br. 129-V. I can truthfully say that I am proud to be a member of Branch 129-V. Members of Branch 36-V, I hope you will receive this message in the spirit intended. Remember to look to the interest of your branch as a whole. “Ferret,” keep up the good - work, and I am sure you will win in the end. ' ^ Horvath recited a poem for the group. Carol Deri sang a Christmas carol with animation. We would like to find out ,vho the little girl was whom Pete Coachman brought to the party. She did a fine job singing “Dark Town Strutters Fall.” Refreshments were served, which included ice cream and cake. It was at this point that Old Saint Nick made his appearance, giving out candy and favors to the children. After this everyone gathered around the pi "no and sang Christmas carols. The children were having such a grand time that they were reluctant to leave, but due to the crowded conditions the mothers thought it best for the party to break up at 4 P.M. as scheduled. The dooi- prizes were won by Kristi Mezaros (age 1%), David Ro­gers (age 9) and Sandra Boucher (age 11). We wish to thank the Home Of­fice at this time for the candy, gifts end door prizes which helped make this party a success. Kal Fuzy is to be complimented on- the beautiful job he did on decorating the home tills year. PETŐFI SOCCER CLUB We wish to congratulate the Petőfi Soccer Team on winning the Ohio- Indiana Soccer League Championship. They had a record of 7 wins, 1 lost and 1 tie. The team is made up of Hungarian Refugees. The team was coached by Árpád Sibrik. He is also their manager. The following is the list of players: Elemer Radvanyi Téter Baranyi László Varga John Furj Olle Rosberg Joe Rubies Steve Csiszarik Steve Szanyi John Horvath Frank Relle Ernő Nagy W illiam Wrolyk Ronnie Brown Steve Faller Mike Harcsa Sándor Erdélyi Árpád Sibrik Sport.-; Director & Manager SURPRISE PARTE Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Fuzy held a surprise birthday party on November 21st in honor of Otto Szabó. He was celebrating his 28th birthday. Friends remembered him with a shower of gifts and had a joyous evening. Guests present were: Gabe Nameth from Detroit, Michi­gan, Mr. and Mrs. David George, Lou Tokár, Steve Kovács, Karoly Cson­­kov, Gyula Bozsoky, Ivan Jeney, Louis Miller. THANKSGIVING DINNER Thanksgiving dinner sponsored by Albert László for the Hungarian Freedom Fighters was held in the William Penn Home. Mrs. Fuzy pre­pared turkey Hungarian style. There was a huge turnout and the dinner was reported a success. THE ATHLETIC BOWLERS ASSOCIATION DANCE The Athletic Association of Wil­liam Penn will sponsor a Valentine Dance February 1st. Admission is to be $1.00 per couple or 50^ stag. Drinks and refreshments will be served at a minimum cost. The music will be suited for all types of danc­ing. It will be held at the Corriation Hall on lieeb Avenue. The doors wil! be open at 6 o’clock P.M. and the dance will be from 8 to 12 P.M. See you all there. Your Correspondent, William D. FRANKLIN I’. S. WILLIAM PENN BOWLING LEAGUE OF COLUMBUS, OHIO Team Won Lost Lou Tokar’s Ins. 35 13 R & R Bait Store 29 19 William Penn #2 28 20 William Penn &9 28 20 Guyer’s 28 20 William Penn #4 27 21 Foiirnier Rubber 22 20 William Penn #5 18 30 Miller & Mara 17 31 William Penn #1 8 SO — William D. FANKLIN PAGE 13 Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Köteles of Milwaukee, Wisconsin celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary November 16, 1957. The affair was held in the St. Emery Hall where some 350 guests — relatives, friends, well-wishers — feted the happy couple. Both Mr. and Mrs. Köteles — she is the former Margaret Asztalos — v.-ere born in Mezőtárkány, County of Heves, Hungary. They were mar­ried in the same place November 18, 1907. Mr. Köteles came to this count­ry in 1909 and his wife followed him in 1910. Their American residence has always been Milwaukee. Mr. Kö­teles retired in 1954. The Koteleses have two daughters, Mrs. Bartholomew Kovács and Mrs. Frank Schlosser, and three grand­­. children. Mr. and Mrs. Köteles are members of Branch 275-V, Milwaukee. A mem­ber since 1919 and holder of the Il­lustrious Citation and Gold Medal since 1942, Mr. Köteles has most of his membership held, some branch of­fice and at present is a veteran secretary’ of Branch 275-V for the past 15 years. Our best wishes and congratula­tions to the Golden Wedding couple. Sick Benefit Claims November, 1957 (Continued from page 10) 49.71, Mocsári Simon Alex 73.14, Toth Mrs. Charles 33.14. 45 V Berey Mrs. Joseph 41.14, Kish Mrs. Dennis 30.28, Vago Alex­ander 66.28. 46 V Szabó Joseph 46.84. 48 V Bajzath Joseph 16.28, Her­bst John 4.28,. Hornyak Balint 15.43. Lakatos Iaszlo 21.43, Nidermayer Mrs. V. 54.84, Orbán Mrs. J. Jr. 16.00 Petercsak Joseph 12.00, Pillér Nan­­dor 49.16, Zsamba John 22.28. 50 V Sobol Mrs. Helen 61.70, Szabó Mrs. Louis 45.70, Vanquelef Alfred 29.70. 52 R Nagy Mrs. Anna 120.00, Zsindelyes George 5.14. 52 V Balogh Anthony 40.00, Ban­­ziger Edwin J. 53.74. 54 R Dimattao Joseph 26.57, La Rosa Mrs. Mary 7.71. 56 R Gresko Mrs. Stephen 18.86, Takacs Louis 11.14. 57 Banai Michael 29.70. 59 V Konczos Stephen 24.00, Za­­hracski Mrs. S. 38.12. 62 R Eisner Mrs. Louis 90.00. 67 V Karaiss Mrs. Eliz. 40.00, Ka­­raisz John 38.88. 69 R Dancsak Mrs. John 46.28» Sizenszki Stephen 15.43, Soltész Balint 44.57. 69 V Varga Michael 27.42. 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