William Penn, 1961 (44. évfolyam, 3-16. szám)

1961-11-15 / 16. szám

November 15, 1961 PAGE 3 William Penn Introducing 0 László Kereszti Mr. Kereszti succeeded the late Andrew Bandy as a mem­ber of the national Auditing Committee, having served on the same body from April 1958 to September 1959. Prior to the merger of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Associa­tion and the Rákóczi Aid As­sociation, he managed the New York City Rákóczi district of­fice for a number of years. In private life Mr. Kereszti is a bookkeeper. BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: T^e EngHsh WTLLI AM PfcNN Ts published the THIRD WEDNESDAY •f EVERY MONTH. It will be published next on December 20. Notices and other short items will fee acceptable up to the deadline, December 13. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editor no later than December 6. If possible, material for publication should be typewritten and on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Photographs and p i c t u r es of BRANCH EVENTS and 50th (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 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 8 Johnstown, Pa. NOTICE Michael Duray, formerly Special Agent, is now a District Agent of the William Penn Fraternal Association, as of 1 November 1961. BRANCH 13 Trenton, N. J. OBITUARY John Mayer, former president of Branch 13, delegate to 1959 Conven­tion, alternate director, and active member and branch officer in local William Penn affairs, died on Sep­tember 29, 1961. BRANCH 22 Roebling, N. J. CHRISTMAS PARTY On Sunday, December 10, at 2 p.m., in the Hungarian Home; pro­gram will consist of moving pictures with sound, ice cream and pop, dis­tribution of Christmas present by Santa Claus in person, etc.; parents are invited to bring their youngsters. BRANCH 24 Chicago, 111. CHRISTMAS PARTY, ETC. On Sunday afternoon, December 17, Prokop Hall. Yearly meeting, dinner, and elec­tion of officers will take place se­cond Sunday of January; detailed in­formation to follow. Fraternally, MRS. STEPHEN ROCK Secretary BRANCH 477 Niles, Ohio CHANGE OF ADDRESS Leslie R. Monos Mgr. Br. 477 33 E. Margaret Ave. Niles, Ohio. BRANCHES 34, 262, 376 Pittsburgh, Pa. NOTICE All official correspondence for the above named branches should be sent to this address: Greater Pittsburgh District Office 436 Fourth Ave. Room 301 Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Over the years Regional Ma­nager Frank J. Wukovits has been a man of many accomplishments for the benefit of the branch and the society he has served so faithfully, and he realized a deep satisfaction when he successfully organized the William Penn Branch 132 mixed doubles Junior Bowling League, con­sisting of 8 teams. The youngsters range in age from 9 to 16 and are all members. They wear white bowling shirts with at­tractive red collars and the shirts NOTICE TO OUR MEMBERS All payments made by you to your respective branches are to be made out as fellows on checks or money orders: WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION Branch No.--------------­Payments should never be made out to the name of a branch of­ficer as this can cause incon­venience, delay and complications. Fraternally, JULIUS E. SOMOGYI Treasurer. BRANCH 45 Cleveland, Ohio SOCIAL and AWARDS Branch 45 will honor its members of fifty or more years standing on Sunday, November 19, 1961, begin­ning at 3 p. m., in the Hungarian Lutheran Church Hall, corner West 98 and Denison, with a card party and an afternoon of refreshments featuring Hungarian rétes. Veteran members will receive their 50-Year Member Emblems personally from President Julius Macker of the Home Office. BRANCH 59 Scalp Level, Pa. 73TH ANNIVERSARY Branch 59 will celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the William Penn Fraternal Association, with Presi­dent Julius Macker presenting the 50-Year Member Emblems, and the Illustrions Citation ánd Gold Medal given to Branch 59 Manager Joseph Miller, Jr. for his 25 years service as branch officer, 15 of them as manager, on Saturday, November 18, 1961, beginning at 6:30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Rear 520 Main Street, Scalp Level, Pa. are lettered with their individual names. This picture was taken at the William Penn Bowling Lanes where the Junior League bowls on Satur­day mornings at nine o’clock, bowl­ing a 30 weeks schedule under the rules of the American Bowling Con­gress. Kneeling, left to right: David Pot­ter, Russell Kulwicki, Cheryl Do­­brzykowski, Robert Hoffer, Susan Kedik, Joseph Nemeth, John Hoffer, Jim Bagarus, James Grúza. BRANCH 129 Columbus, Ohio OBITUARY Stephen Szanyo, aged and veterar member of this branch, died Octo­­ber 7, 1961. I Branch 14 Reports J CLEVELAND, OHIO On Saturday, October 7, 196L Branch 14 held its annual Fall Fes­tival. We were quite happy about the good turnout we had. There were three groups performing Hungarian dances, the, dancers taught and di­rected by Mrs. Margaret Hermann. The music was enjoyable and the food tasteful, and it was obvious that two standard Hungarian items of food, kolbász and fánk, were the most sought after! Most important of all: it was good to see so many of our members there. Mrs. Mary Bodnar and yours: truly, of the entertainment commit­tee, would at this time like to offer our gratitude to the officers and! members of Branch 14 who assured! the success of the affair. Many thanks go especially to Mrs. La­dányi, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Nehez, Miss Mary Molnár and Mrs. George Po­lyak, ladies who worked hard in the kitchen. Thanks also to the follow­ing: Julius Yuhasz, Fred Eger, Ed­die Torda and George Polyak, tend­­ng at the bar; Mrs. Kay Torda, Jo­seph Kovach, Joseph Semetko and Daniel Kali, ticket sellers. Finally, ‘‘we-thank-you’s” to all those deserving but not named here (since I do not have all the names). Fraternally, MARGARET TOMKO Publicity Agent 2d row; Diane Bagarus, John Ke­dik, Virginia Bacsa, Carol Bagarus. Barbara Nemeth, Linda Nyári, Betty; Smith, Joan Nemeth, Shirley Torokt Rose Marie Pécsi. Rear: Mr. Wukovits, Charles Hip­­sak, James Smith, Joseph Hofferc Ronald Bobelenyi, Michael Hipsak, Kathleen Nyári, Barbara Gaskc_ Barbara Smith, Juliann Vaszaryt Linda Gasko, and instructors Mrs. Lorraine Bagarus and Mrs. Virginia Bacsa. Missing from the picture are Johc Maraldo and Stephen Dobrzykowsk'L, THE PRIDE OF SOUTH BEND BRANCH 132

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