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

1958-01-01 / 1. szám

January 15, 1958 PAGE 15 William Penn ^SSBBBSSSSfSSOSIBBBtBIBfBfBSBSISSfBBSBBSBBWSBISI^ISISBSBS^S^SSSBBBSEEBSS^SB News From Northwestern Ohio BRANCH 27-V TOLEDO, OHIO By Stephen J. Ivancso Sick Benefit Claim Payments, Novembr, 1957 (Continued From Page 13) Branch 27-V, Toledo, Ohio, will be led by the same officers in 1958 as in 1957. With' a unanimous vote, all officers were reelected: Andrew Fe­­yes, president; Paul Lajti, Sr., vice president; John Mokri, Jr., treasurer- John Simon, secretary; William 4. Smith, controller; Joseph Hornyak, John Rakav and Richard Sendi, au­ditors; Mrs. Agnes Mokri and Mrs. Joseph Hornyak, Entertainment Com­mittee chairman and assistant, res­* I pectively. Branch 27-V’s Christmas party was a great success. Our hats off tó •Mrs.Agnes Mokri who was chairman of the Christmas Party and to the following women who helped out to the best of their assigned ability; Mrs. John Evancho, Mrs. John Kőié­it was over the Christmas Holiday that we found out that our vice pres­ident’s wife, Julia Lajti, had a stay in the hospital — and by the time we saw her she was home recuperat­ing. We wish Julia speedy recovery so that the csárdás can “fly.” Other sick members of Branch 27-V are Joseph Hornyak of Curtice, Ohio, John Kovács of Rossford, Ohio, Ste­phen Takacs past president of Br. 27-V, and Joseph Vislay. We wish each one recovery and a healthful New Year. I just received a phone call that Joseph Zabrosky, popular member is in St. Charles Hospital and he may have to.undergo surgery. Our niece, Darlene Evancho, is just a couple doors away from Joe, and at this writing will be home in a couple of days. Thanks to Bill and Helen Smith v for the grand way they entertained some of the William Penn Mixed League Bowlers. They not only served food and refreshments but also entertained the group with films of Bill’s trip to London and Paris. Later Bill, in true poetic style, read a poem that had all his listeners spellbound until the end; I forgot the name of the poem, but Bill will be ready to recite this at any gathering for a nominal fee. John and Hattie Kocsis, from Ak­ron, Ohio, paid us a visit over the holidays, and with the camera John showed irs, the next William Penn Bowling tournament will be put on film for future reviewing. It might pick up the flaws of some of ua bowlers. Mrs. Lucille Toth and daughter Sherri spent their holiday in Gainsville, Georgia. Lucille and szar, Mrs. William Smith. Mrs. An­drew Rasi, Mrs. Joseph Hornyak and Mrs. Stephen J. Ivancso. St. Michael’s Greek Catholic Church basement was filled to capacity by young and old as Santa arrived to give out the goodies. The brauen showed its generosity by donating quantities of chocolate can­dy, candy canes, apples, oranges, pop corn balls, etc., and we also had a Christmas tree that was beautifully decorated, which really added to the festive atmosphere. Bill Smith brought his projector and showed reels of Kiddie Cartoons —we really enjoyed Woody Woodpecker. Joseph Aranyosi took pictures of Santa and all the children — even some of the “mammas” had their pictures taken with Santa. Sherri enjoyed the trip very much and, at this writing, are happy to he home again with daddy Julius “Mi­ckey” Toth. A few birthdays to mention — Yo­landa Krolak’s sister Vi Linville ce­lebrated her? at the last evening of our bowling. Last month we er­­ronously reported Vi instead of Yo­landa as Bill’s wife . . . Rev. Ale­xander Pinter, Pastor of St. Ste­phen’s — Jan. 4 . , < brother James IVancso — Jan. 8 . . . and our little Maggie celebrated hers on Dec. 27. Important notice to all the bowlers who wish to attend the annual tour­nament in Philadelphia: PLEASE CALL US OR ATTEND THE FEB­RUARY MEETING SO THAT ALL THE FINAL DETAILS CAN BE IRONED OUT. WE WANT TO ELIMINATE THE LAST MINUTE RUSH OF ENTRY FEES. AS SOON AS WE RECEIVE ENTRY FORMS, WE WILL CALL ALL OF LAST YEAR’S CAPTAINS TO PICK THEM UP AND TO HAVE THEM FILLED OUT PROPERLY AND MONEY RETURNED WITH THE ENTRY FORMS.----------(3 --------------­DO YOU KNOW? John Milton became completely blind at the age of forty-four, after which he wrote his greatest works, “Paradise Regained”, and “Samson Agonistes”.---------------sq ------------­DO YOU KNOW? The first and oldest industrial hospital was that of the Cambria Steel Company at Johnstown, Penn­sylvania, established in 1904. 70 V Cottage Joseph 8.02, Krsa John 8.00. 71 V Bodnar Mrs. Andrew 24.00, Gregis Frank J. 18.00. 73 V Erdos Anthony 59.42, Er­dos Anthony 21.70, Pavlik Mrs. Frank 40.00, Sipos Louis 37.70. 74 R Szabó Mrs. Eliz. 10.28. 76 V Lob Joseph 46.84. 77 R Tanyi Mrs. Anna 24.86. 80 R Csanda Mrs. Eliz: 34.28, Pet­rusha Madeline 39.43, Szaszi Mrs. Anna 12.86. 81 V Tirpák Stephen 16.00. 85 R Takacs Mrs. John 31.71. 85 V Adam Frank 61.70, Hajdú Alexander 22.90, Krilosky Mrs. Julia 32.00, 87 V Godla William A. 26.87, Gel­ler Mrs. Joseph 40.00, Mozer Mrs. Mary 32.00. 88 V Chobody Alexander 85.71, Dudás John 40.00, Goulish Joseph 30.84, Kish Mrs. Louis 35.42. 89 V Beserock Mrs. Jos. 5.70. 90 V Batori Mrs. Eugene 21.43, Piboker Mrs. Susan 13.72. 98 V Brunner Joseph 38.84, Bu­­kics John C. 19.42, Juhasz Mrs. Louise 59.30, Kovács Louis 20.56, Langel George J. 13.70, Mosko Mrs. Anna 25.14, Seruga Kalman 40.28. 101 R Sabo Lester 78.58. 107 R Gombosi Mrs. Eliz. 5.14. 107 V Kadas Mrs. John 57.14. 108 V Barkó Mrs. Stephen 25.14, Cseh Mrs. John 51.42, Kalocby Mrs. Joseph 30.84, Kemeshy Mrs. Ed­ward 28.56, Kemeshy Mrs. Edward 8.00, Kcvach Theodore 6.84, Marcu Mrs. Victoria 36.25, Sauer John 37.70, Szaho George 36.56, Szabó George 27.42. 129 V Kedccia Mary Irene 33.14, Komives Alexander 62.84, Peterfy Mrs. Louis 36.56, Pinter Stephen 52.00, Varga William A. 3.42. 130 R Gyure Mrs. Rose 20.57, Pin­ter Stephen 18.00, Ritsko Mrs. Marg. 27.43, Zakhar Mrs. Helen 17.14. 130 V Barat Louis 59.42. 132 V Baranyai Mrs. E.iz. 76.58, Deal: Stephen 22.28, Guljas Nicholas 41.14, Horvath Paul 28.56, Kocsis Mrs. Joseph 85.70, Nyers Stephen, Sr. 27.42. 1*3 V Kovács Joseph 21.70, Szaszi Emery 34.28. 135 V Hadnagy Michael 8.04. 138 R Faczan Mrs. Michael 35.14. 145 V Horvath Andrew 17.14. 150 V Katrinehak Mrs. B. 58.28, Nagy Joseph 72.00. 153 R Miller Mrs. John 30.00. 153 V Toth John, Jr. 56.00. 157 V Szurovecz Mrs. S. 15.00. 163 V Kelemen Mrs. Theres 32.00, Kwalick John 12.00, Lengyel Ladis­laus 63.42. 170 V Horvath Mrs. Anna 12.56, Komjati Frank 25.71, Nameth Er­nest J. 27.42, Szaniszlo Paul 24.00. 172 V Balia Mrs. Nina 46.84. 174 V Lorincz Mi-s. Mary 35.42. 187 V Veres Joseph 16.00, Veres Joseph 8.00. 197 V Szabó Michael 74.28. 209 V Fischl Joseph 34.28, Kőszegi John 32.00. 214 V Fejedelem Mrs. C. 15.00, Orcskai Joseph 12.00, Ur Albert 35.46. 215 V Po'anyi George 17.16. 216 V Fodor Mrs. Peter 24.00, Geosits John 17.14, Horvath Mrs. Mary 27.42, Sos Mrs. Emil 57.14. 218 V Sipos Julius, Sr. 33.14. 222 V Ruby Mrs. Alexander 27.42. 226 V Bartha Lpuis 48.00, Buck Mrs. Andrew B. 25.71, Gergely An­thony 17.14, Gergely Anthony 27.42, Kapinus Mrs. Anna 36.00, Lukacs Andrew 33.14, Moor Paul 18.86, Nagy Joseph 16.02. 237 V Foldie Ethel M. 15.00. 248 V Litafilc Michael 17.14, Trent Mrs. James 15.00. 249 V Kelemen Mrs. John 21.43, Kelemen Mrs. John 28.56, Sonye Katherine 15.00. 262 V Gyekis Henry 51.42, Sza­bó Arpad 25.14. 264 V Marin Stephen J.. Jr. 30 84. 275 V Marak Mrs. John 20.56, Papp Mrs. Martin 72.00, Stamos Mrs. Gust. 22.40. Z 278 V Bors Frank 33.16, Shalberg Mrs. Don 15.00, Szente Michael 60.56. 286 V Szaladics Joseph 25.14. 288 V Supanik Joseph 31.42. 291 V Pulinka John 13.70. Z92 V Peihach Mrs. George 15.00. 296 V Danka Alexander 34.28 Toaso Mrs. Alex 30.00. 302 V Oresko Andrew 10.28. 303 V Gergely Mrs. Mich. 26.28. 305 V Barsi Mrs. L. 20.12, Szak il­lái Anthony 80.00. 313 V Zsoldos Géza 29.72, Zsoldos Géza 14.86. 317 V Harsanyi Agnes 25.71, No­vak Stephen 29.14. 324 V Sipos Joseph 14.28. 336 V Jocobs Frank 22.84. 344 V Svarczkopf Frank 35.42. 347 V Tóth Bertalan 42.30. 349 V Toth Nicholas 32.04. 352 V Bujaki Mrs. Anna 17.71 Dorsek Mrs. Anthony 30.84, Kish John 32.00. 383 V Chauby Stephen 12.56, Ne­meth William J. 13.70. 443 V Bagoly Emery 48.02, Mol­nár Mrs. Charles 59.42, Nagy Andrew 24.00, Sifter Mrs. Anthony 6.84. 466 V Sabo Mrs. Elizabeth 20.57. 478 V Varga August 36.42, Varga August 35.42. 480 V Haydu Stephen 25.14. 488 V Szabó Kalman 12.56. 499 V Kalo John F. 35.42. Kalo John F. 12.56. 500 V Kecskes Frank M. 22.84, Scopel Mrs. Rose 41.14. 511 V Kuzma J<iseph 22.85, Sabo Mrs. Mary 26.28, Varga George J. 35.42. 525 V Fedor John 44.55, Kopervacz Andrew 44.57, Varga Mrs. John 22.84, Yuhasz Mrs. Joseph 29.70. 542 V Lutsovich Stanley 60.56, Stefanek Joseph. Sr. 54.84. 545 V Grgic Anton 44.56, Stiblo Rudolph 52.5G, Zubeic Mrs. Vinko 27.42. 564 V Suták Stephen A. 28 56, Tú­rós Joseph 136.56. 566 V Baczuk Mrs. Stephen 28.56. Total: 10,751.13---------«s 5 --------­MAIMING BENEFIT CLAIM PAYMENTS NOVEMBER, 1957 14 V Mozer Ignatz 200.00. 36 V Hirvath Mrs. Mary 200.00. 84 V Leszáll John 200.00. 278 V Domonkos Kalman 200.00 Total: 800.00-----------<s § £*>---------­INCOME PROTECTOR CLAIM PAYMENTS NOVEMBER, 1957 14 V Szelpal Karoly 120.00. 189 V Duruttya Michael P. 130.00. Total: 250.00 IS ALWAYS / S3I HEEDED síiaMilj In semi-circle, foreground, left to right: Joan Csengeri, Mary Sue Poes, Emma Babarcsik, Sandra Feyedelem, Karen Csengery, Santa Slaus (Bill Smith), Lisa Ivancso, Stephanie Ivancso, Jar.ice Yiiag, Linda Domini.

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