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

1961-07-19 / 7. (8.) szám

PAGE 6 William Penn July 19, 1961 Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid in MARCH to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name Br;r ’ch Name 1 Benedek, Mrs. Nichol 36 Banno, John 1 Chizmadia, Mrs. Joseph 37 Stafkey, Walter 1 Szabó, Alex, Jr. 42 Sari Mrs. Benjamin 1 Szel, Mrs. John 42 Szeles, Joseph 1 Wlcek, Mrs. John 44 Nagy, James 3 Andrási, Stephen 44 Vargo, Louis 3 Lint, Joseph 48 Dvorak, András 3 Toth, Charles 48 Kiss, Joseph 12 Horvath, Izidorne 48 Nagy, James 13 Kremper, Mrs. Ignacz 48 . Szente, fstvanne 13 Ungvary Emery 48 Tihor, Odon 13 Ungvary, James 48 Tyimok, Mrs. George 14 Biro, Mrs. John 48 Varady, Mrs. Rose 14 Gulyas, István 56 Horvath, Michael 14 Kiss, Joseph C 59 Golembesky, Clarence 14 Maracsko, Stephen 70 Tamas, Janosne 14 Obiak, Mrs. Wm. 87 Toth, Mrs. Veronica 14 Prágái, András 90 Pfeifer, Gyula 16 Hary, Adam 98 Kousz, Mrs. John 17 Homolya, Joseph 98 Mihalow, Mrs. Andrew 17 Odor, Alexander, Jr. 108 Palyo, József 17 Pekarik, Eugene 130 Callahan, Richard 17 Posze, Frank 132 Kovács, John 18 Kadi, Coloman 136 Vertich, Frank 18 Korchok, George 137 Horvath, Lajosne 18 Laczo, John 138 Takacs, Janos 18 Takacs, Stephen 150 Szakai, Janos 19 Berta, Louis 209 Pocsai, István 19 Price, Thomas 230 Seprodi, Imrene 20 Jager, George 247 Camara, Stanley 21 Palen, Carol Ann 248 Bodnar, John S. 21 Palen, Deborah M. 288 Toth, Mrs. Vendel 21 Palen, Gerald James 249 Kiacz, Jozsefne 21 Palen, Henry F. 275 Barachi, Janos 21 Palen, Mrs. Henry 275 Fabos, Imre 21 Palen, Michael H. 275 Krisan Gabor 22 Kovács Karoly 284 Bino, Imre 24 Bakó, Mrs. Gezal 302 Shubert, John 26 Paul, Mrs. Stephen 383 Hegedűs, Mrs. Sig 27 Koprowski, Julian 466 Ternyey, Mihály 28 Smith, Mrs. Helen 477 Gates, Mrs. Michael 32 Handy, Dianna Lynn 499 Kovács Bela 29 34 Hídvégi, Mrs. John? Manke, Henry 525 Kiss, Sándor 34 Molnár, András 525 Sándor, Mary 34 Perlaky, Stephen, Jr. 564 Urban, András LEGYEN ÁLMA CSENDES ! BULLETIN As this English issue goes to press we have learned from the MAGYAR BÁNYÁSZLAP (HUNGARIAN MINER’S JOURNAL) that Martin Himler, editor, former publisher of our official organ, and very well-known man in-Hungarian-American life, died July 8, 1%1 in Los Angeles, California. NOTICE TO BRANCH OFFICERS It is my request, as Editor of the WILLIAM PENN, that at their nearest opportunity, all branches appoint or elect qualified members as official branch reporters for the purpose of giving branch news and other publicity in our official organ, not only doing this for the branches but for the fra­ternal and social interests of the society as a whole. Since these branch reporters (called also “publicity agents,” etc.) would enjoy official branch sanction and status, their writings would more seriously reflect the views and policies of their respective branches, as is already true at such branches which even now function with official branch reporters and writers. It is unfortunate when a fine William Penn branch af­fair or event goes unreported. This would not happen were all the branches to have qualified and conscientious branch reporters performing their duties officially. While the fulfillment of this request is highly advisable, it does in no way take away from the Editor and his staff the right, and often necessity, of acting editorially for the good of our official organ and the welfare of the Association. — JULIUS MACKER President Ledger Assets— APRIL, 1961 Bonds ......................................................................................................$ Stocks ........................................................................................................ Mortgages .............................................................................................. Home Off. Bldg, and Other Association Owned Real Estate ---­Branch Real Estate Loans .................................................................. Policy Loans and Liens ........................................................................ Cash and Bank Deposits .................................................................... Other Assets .......................................................................................... 22,784,575.87 1.689.444.94 1,443,834.79 1.186.271.95 47685.46 1,084,950.92 235,924.16 59,174.48 Report From Branch 16 Perth Amboy, N. J. The branch for the first time sent a team to the annual William Penn Bowling Tournament. Members of the team were Michael Hrabar, Branch President, Joseph Hollo, Cap­tain and District Manager, John Ár­va, Peter Cocuzza and Joseph Pas­tor who all had a very enjoyable time at the 75th Anniversary Banquet and look forward to attending the future bowling tournaments. The branch has decided to form a mixed bowling league for children, and bowling will take place Satur­day morning at one of the local lanes. For further information, mem­bers should contact the District Of­fice. Branch 16 will hold its 50th Anni­versary in conjunction with the 75th Anniversary on November 4, 1961, at Whitey’s Hall, Perth Amboy, N. J., Which will be a dinner-dance. REMEMBER OUR MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE THIRD THURSDAY. ATTEND THEM AND TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN THE AFFAIRS OF YOUR BRANCH. Fraternally, CONSTANCE HOLLO, Secretary MICHAEL HRABAR, President TOTAL LEDGER ASSETS .......................................................$ 28,531,862.57 Less: Liabilities ...................................................................................... -8,007.19 Net Ledger Assets — April 30, 1961 ...........................................$ 28,523,855.38 Julius E. Somogyi, Treasurer John Sabo, Controller FINANCIAL STATEMENT — -------­APRIL, 1961 Life Disability Pension Totals Department Department Department Ledger Assets —■ March 31, 1961 $26,860,522.37 $1,297,375.09 $317,980.53 $28,475,877.99 Income Monthly Dues $ 185,247.4.3 $ 14,820.05 $ —0— $ 200.067.48 Miscellaneous 3,710.59 —0— ' —0— 3,710.59 Investment Income 102,112.54 —0— 1,260.84 103,373.38 Capital Gains 7,161.53 —0— —0— 7,161.53 Pension Plan Income —0— —0— 1,249.50 1,249.50 Total Income $ 298,232.09 $ 11,820.05 $ 2,510.34 $ 315,562.48 Disbursements Claims $ 147,033.70 $ 18,585.15 $ —0— $ 165,618.85 Dividends 6,103.08 —0— —0— 6,103.08 Miscellaneous 3,458.86 —0— —0— 3,458.86 Commissions 23,191.82 500.29 —0— 23,692.11 General Operating Expenses 61,714.06 —0— —0— 61,714.06 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 5,445.22 —0— —0— 5,445.22 Pension Plan Payments —0— —0— 1,552.91 1,552.91 Total Disbursements $ 246,946.74 $ 19,085.44 $ 1,552.91 $ 267,585.09 Total Net Ledger Assets — April 30, 1961 $26,911,807.72 $1.293,109.70 $318,937.96 $28,523,855.38 Julius E. Somogyi, Treasurer John Sabo, Controller

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