William Penn, 1961 (44. évfolyam, 3-16. szám)
1961-07-19 / 7. (8.) szám
PAGE 2 July 19, 1961 ’’ William Penn DEATH AGAIN VISITS HOME OFFICE Julia Eszlari When Home Office veteran employee Julia Eszlari sincerely grieved the death of President Coloman Revesz on January 13, 1961 little did she think that Death, the Harvester of all men whether old or young, hale or pale, mighty or1 unheralded, would soon coldly beckon to this true lady with this pronouncement: COME FOLLOW ME INTO ETERNITY! Julia Eszlari is dead. Suddenly, on the evening of Sunday, July 2, at home in the company of her kin, Julia made the irrevocable departure from this life to receive the begun her service with the Association on April 7, 1936, or 25 years ago, when we were still the Verhovay with offices in the Standard Life Building a few hundred feet away from our present headquarters. Julia worked in the Crediting Department for Controller John Sabo and at all times enjoyed Mr. Sabo's good will and understanding. She merited too the respect of the other officers and all the employees. Julia died unmarried. Perhaps she never met a man worthy of her as a life’s partner, for she would have made a devoted wife and loving mother. She was of the highest moral fiber and was a devout churchgoer. Her virtues were many, her faults few. She was, in short, Lady Julia, and we her associates, both officers and employees, shall remember her as an inspiration for good. Surely Julia Eszlari is in Heaven. LET’S FACE IT Few of us are so well off financially that we can afford to ignore or be indifferent toward insurance, and even the vise rich man is one who is BRANCH 13, TRENTON, N. J. LADIES’ AUXILIARY AT FIRST MEETING Front row seated, left to right: Mrs. Ethel Timko, Mrs. Elsie Radvany Mrs. Mary Revesz, Mrs. Frank Radvany, Sr., and Mrs. Mary Dobos. Back row standing, left to right: Miss Margaret Kovach, Mrs. Olga Radvany, Mrs. Mary Bodnar, Sr., Mrs. Mary Gyuricsko, Mrs. Stella Francis, Mrs. JVIary Bodnar, Jr., Mrs. Julia Vágott, and Mrs. Charles Radvany, The first meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Branch 13, Trenton, New Jersey, was called to order by Mrs, Louis Revesz on Wednesday, March 22, 1961, at 8:15 p.m. The meeting was held at the district office with sixteen women present: Mrs. Mary Revesz, ~ Mrs. Frank Radvany, Sr., Mrs. Elsie Radvany, Mrs. lOlga Radvany, Mrs. Mary Dobos, Miss Marge Kovach, Mrs. Marge Veres, Mrs. Mary Bodnar, Sr., Mrs. Mary Bodnar, Jr., Mrs. Mary Revy, Mrs. Julia Vágott, Mrs. Mary Drotar, Mrs. Mary Pálinkás, Mrs. Mary Gyuricsko, Mrs. Ethel Timko, and Mrs. Stella Francis. Mrs. Revesz welcomed all the women and asked them to help organize the Auxiliary. She gave a report of the meeting she attended in Pittsburgh, Pa., where she was informed that the Auxiliary should be conducted strictly on a fraternal basis. Mrs. Revesz asked the women to elect their officers at this meeting. The election of officers was held and the following were elected to the office for the year 1961: President, Mrs. Mary Re vesz; Vic« President, Miss Margaret Kovach; Secretary, Mrs. Elsie Radvany; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Radvany, Sr.f Publicity, Mrs. Mary Bodnar. It was decided that the meetings be held the second Tuesday of every month, with the exception of July and August. It was voted that the monthly dues be ,25<j- per member. Our treasurer collected $4.00 at the first r meeting. Refreshments were- served after the meeting. Fraternally, Mrs. Elsie Radvany (signed) Secretary favorable judgment of the Eternal King and Judge; ENTER THOU, JULIA, THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN FOR THOU DIDST LIVE ACCORDING TO MY COMMANDMENTS. Our Home Office associate was laid out at the Paul C. Forsaith Funeral Home in the Hazelwood section. Services were held Wednesday evening at 8 and again Thursday afternoon at 1 in the funeral home, with church services at the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Pittsburgh at 1:39. The Rev. Alexander Babos, pastor, officiated. Burial was in the Homestead Cemetery. Officers and employees attended the obsequies. Julia Eszlari was born December 3, 1913 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, daughter’ of Susanna Zakany and Andrew Eszlari. She is survived by her brother Andrew, sister Grace, Mrs. Stephen Kuchta, and a niece, Susan Kuchta, whom she loved dearly. Julia and the Kuchtas made their home together in the Southside of Pittsburgh, where she was a member of Branch 277 located in the same area. In his article in the 75th Anniversary Issue of the WILLIAM PENN, Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics briefly writes about the service record of every Home Office employee. Julia Ezslari is fourth having ! well-insured. So be realistic by being sufficiently insured. The WILLIAM PENN has the key to your insurance needs. The industrial corporation, as we know it today, is a creature of technology just as certainly as the flyingmachine or the cotton gin, and it has proved the most effective device forextending technology which man has ever known... Indeed, the corporation may well prove to be the greatest invention of them all. —-Henry B. du Pont Ledger Assets — MARCH, 1961 Bonds ...................................................................................................$ 22,700,399.34 Stocks ................................................................................................... 1,599,309.94 Mortgages ............................................................................................ 1,449,635.16 Home Off. Bldg. & Other Association Owned Real Estate ............. 1,185,771.95 Branch Real Estate Loans ............................................................... 48,118.20 Policy Loans and Liens ................................................................. 1,078,661.81 Cash and Bank Deposits ................................................................. 366,684.63 Other Assets ......................................................... 56,844.79 Total Ledger Assets ................................................................$ 28,485,425.82 Less: Liabilities .................................................................................... -9,547.83 Net Ledger Assets — March 31, 1961 ................................$ 28,475,877.99 Julius E. Somogyi, Treasurer John Sabo, Controller / FINANCIAL STATEMENT — MARCH 9 1961 Life Disability Pension Total Ledger Assets — February 28, 1961 Department $26,805,409.67 Department $1,292,304.61 * Department $315,379.90 $28,413,094.18 Income Monthly Dues Miscellaneous Investment Income Capital Gains Pension Plan Income $ 203,719.50 15,257.27 91,995.97 4,923.98 —0— $ 19,853.64 —0— —0— —0_ $ —0— —0— 3,160.30 —0— 1,272.50 $ 223,573.14 15,257.27. 95,156.27 4,923.98 1,272.50 Total Income $ 315,896.72 $ 19,853.64 $ 4,432.80 $ 340,183.16 Disbursements Claims $ 187,261.21 $ 13,876.37 $ —0— $ 201.137.58 Dividends 6,313.41 —0— —0— 6,313.41 Miscellaneous 1,153.65 —0— —0— 1,153.65 Commissions 24,247.71 906.79 —0— ^ 25,154.50 General Operating Expenses 40,232.75 —0— —0— 40,232.75 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 1,345.93 —0— —0— 1,345.93 Capital Losses 229.36 —0— —0— 229.36 Pension Plan Payments , —0— —0— 1,832.17 1,832.17 Total Disbursements $ 260,784.02 $ 14,783.16 $ 1,832.17 $ 277,399.35 Total Net Ledger Assets — March 31, 1961 $26,860,522.37 $1,297,375.09 $317,980.53 $28,475,877.99 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI, Treasurer JOHN SABO, Controller
