William Penn, 1962 (45. évfolyam, 5-23. szám)
1962-05-16 / 10. szám
PAGE 2 William Penn May 16, 1962 Excerpts of the Minutes of the Meeting (Continued from page 1) presently by the Home Office is acknowledged by the Board. After considerable debate, however, the Board resolves that it can not comply with this request, as it does not desire to change a previously adopted resolution in this matter. b) The Board directs the President to notify all branches which are serviced through a district office that they must pay their proportionate share of the office expenses not reimbursed by the Home Office, as determined by the President, based on membership. This amount shall be deducted from the 5 and 10-cent branch fees before these collected branch fees are turned over by the district office to the branch. c) The Report of Treasurer Somogyi and the Report of Building Manager John L. Lovász are both now adopted by the Board. If). The Board commences detailed discussion of the Investment Manager’s Report, and the following actions are taken thereon: a) With reference to the request of Branch 18, Detroit, Michigan, for an addition to the'present office building to provide space for fraternal activities the Board denies the request. b) The request of Branch 130, East Chicago, Indiana, for financial assistance in building an office and social home is discussed by the Board. However, the matter is referred back to the branch for further details. c) The Board reviews the financial transactions of the Investment Manager for the period of July 1, 1961 to December 31, 1961 and the same are approved by the Board. d) The Report of the Investment Manager is now adopted by the board. 20. The Board acknowledges greetings from the officers and members of Branch 249, Dayton, Ohio. 21. The Board now commences a detailed discussion of the Field Manager’s Report, and the following actions are taken thereon: a) The Board acknowledges the Field Manager’s explanation as to why he did not travel to California in January as directed by the last Board meeting. b) The Board reviews and acknowledges the appointments and discharges among the Field personnel. c) It is resolved by the Board that the Field Manager prepare a Manual of District Office Procedures, which Manual shall be used and followed uniformly in all District Offices of the Association. Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid in THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1962 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name Branch 1 Imri Mrs. Susan 42 1 Jonucz Mrs. Michael 43 1 Kondor Mrs. Susan 43 1 Lengyel Mihály 44 1 Muszbek Frank, Jr. 44 1 Pcfck Mrs. Paul 45 1 Renkovinczky Louis 45 1 Trisko John J. 51 2 Marchetti Mrs. Clem 51 3 Juhasz Andrew 56 3 Kiska Ladislaus 63 3 Markus Stephen 63 3 Wolfe Louis C. 64 4 Takacs Stephen 70 13 Mezsanko Julius 85 13 Nagy Gabor 86 13 Szucs John , 87 14 Bokenyi Gyulane 89 14 Egry Alex 98 14 Hudak Istvanne I. 98 14 Simon Mihály 130 15 Nagy Alex E. 132 15 Szalay Ferenc 133 15 Szabady Mrs. Stephen 136 15 Szombathy John D. 137 16 Knurek Walter 138 16 Varga Stephen 138 17 Kerekes Joseph J. 141 17 Pagacs Frank 152 18 , Baranyai Paine 187 18 Homolya Joseph 197 18 Kovács Imrene 216 18 Krall András £26 18 Perge Alexander 226 18 Toth András 248 19 Haga Antal 249 19 Rose Charles 262 21 Marek Frank 336 27 Kigyossi István 466 32 Dolgos Jozsefne 477 33 Nagy John 34 Scheidl Mrs. Julianna 525 34 Seres András 542 40 Fina Vilmosne 564 Name Mihovicz John Benyi Mary Peszkovics John Nagy Andy Szkacsovics András Havasy István. Papp Louis Illés Mrs. László Molnár Peter Major Alexander Horvath Thomas . Rehoreg Stephen Matis Mrs. John Voros Mrs. Alexander Krilosky Mrs. G. Papp Peter Fodor, Jr., John Sabo Louis Batori Edwin Szabó Mrs. John Vrabely Mrs. John Szabó Louis Horvath Stephen Mato John Hezsei Andrew Csizmadia Vendel Yedenak Stephen Daraban Demeter Kindling Alexander Schall Mrs. Joseph Leopold Marton Sipos Mary Toth László Tulek Mrs. John Papp Joseph Takacs Demeter Palmer Mrs. Joseph Fabiankovits Mrs. C. Nyitrai James Spisak Janos László Mrs. Julius Kuszaj Gyula Suták A. Stephen MAY THEY REST IN PEACE ! d) The Board discusses the recommendation of the Field Manager to offer an exchange option on Endowment policies prior to maturity date. After hearing, the Actuary’s viewpoints on the subject matter, it is resolved by the Board that this request of the Field Manager be granted. e) The Board is appreciative of the fact that the official publication is being used to describe the various types of certificates being sold by the Association. f) The Board approves the request of Field Manager Charles to prepare and put into use at the district offices a Mode of Payment Change form, to be signed by the member when he desires to change his usual mode of payment. g) The Report of the Field Manager, having been discussed in its entirety, is now adopted by the Board, as amended. 22. Robert E. Bruce, Actuary, makes his Report to the Board. The .Report is discussed in detail and all questions addressed to the Actuary by the Board members are answered to everyone’s satisfaction. The Report of the Actuary is then accepted in its entirety by the Board. 23. In order to bring our Accident & Health portfolio up to date In the State of New Jersey, it is resolved by the Board that the proper A & H Plans, No. 26-Defender and No. 27-Special Risk, be prepared by the Actuary for submission to the New Jersey Insurance Department for approval. After approval has been received for sale of these policies in New Jersey, the new Plans should be introduced to the Field Force in that area. 24. The Board now considers a letter received from Branch 249, Dayton, Ohio, requesting that Dividend Additional Term Insurance (D.A.T.I.) be paid in cash to members instead of as Term Insurance. The Board acknowledges the lettfer but regrets that it can not comply with this request. 25. The Board now commences detailed discussion of the proposed Budget for 1962. Each Department’s budget is discussed item by item. The Budget is adopted in its entirety as proposed. 26. The Board acknowledges telephone greetings from Honorary President John Bencze who could not appear in person on account of his wife’s recent operation. 27. The next item of the Agenda to be discussed is that of the American- Hungarian Federation. President Macker presents a written report on the events which transpired at the Federation’s convention in Philadephia on March 2, 1962, which he attended together with Director Albert B. Ibos, as official representatives of the Association. Director Ibos also makes a verbal report. (Continued on page 6) Report of Deaths . Death benefits were paid in THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1962 j to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name Branch Name ] 1 Bertha Mrs. Joseph 71 Cmar Mrs. Andrew 1 Czujak Mrs. Margaret 72 Mészáros Mrs. James 1 1 Krenn George 85 Tyukodi István 1 Magyar Andrew 92 Treitler Joseph I 1 Papp Stephen 98 Farkas Janos 1 1 Szopko Mrs. Stephen 108 Ungvári Mrs. John j 3 Szucs John 123 Nemedi Mrs. Julius 8 Ellingsworth John 123 Nemedi Julius 8 Poder Janos 129 Ispanovich Marie F 13 Breza Stephen 132 Kiso Mrs. Agnes j 13 Demeter, Janos Mrs. 286 Marsalko Mrs. John ! 13 Gliba, Lajos Mrs. 137 Dudás Andrew 13 Sipos George 138 Bujdoso Istvanne i 13 Torok Mike 158 Kepics Janos j 14 Széchényi Mary 186 Rasky John 16 Czok Michael 186 Reho Janos j 16 Izsó Miklós 189 Bozagany John I 16 Kovács Mrs. Andrew 197 Antonfeld Frank j 18 Kalmar Paul 214 Nagy Istvanne 1 18 Varga Ferencz 226 Czifra Laszlone j 19 Chergey Paul 226 Nagy Sándor Cs. / 19 Kuti Alexander 226 Sziics Mrs. John i 19 Paolo Mrs. John 226 Ukraensky Mrs. Stephen 26 Bodi Frank 248 Varga Joseph 1 26 Kajibas Istvanne 249 Fabian Joseph ] 26 Tyillian George 249 Muha Joseph 27 Mihalecz Janos 286 Marsolko Mrs. John 27 Rapai Mrs. Julia 292 Toth Mrs. Stephen j 33 Kutserka Joseph 302 Adamsky Adam i 34 Erdeky Ernest 349 Bejczi Mrs. Antal 34 Seaman Mrs. John 349 Lipan Janos j 37 Peto Elizabeth 349 Slanchik Mrs. John 48 Balek Mrs. Ella 386 Üveges Balazs 48 Beck Louis 466 •Lakits Geza 48 Radichevich Alexander 466 Torok Lajosne 48 Rohaly Mrs. Louis 477 Nagy József A. 51 Herzog Frank 477 Parti Joseph 51 Weisz Mrs. Mary 500 Pok Mrs. George 56 Hegedűs Mrs. Rose 525 Horinger Janos 64 Sagh Joseph 548 Huszti József 69 Kubasek Michael 569 Racz Mrs. András 70 Tulai Janosne 600 Pojnar Cochrane MAY THEY REST IN PEACE !
