William Penn, 1963 (46. évfolyam, 5-23. szám)

1963-08-21 / 16. szám

PAGE 6 August 21, 1963 Branch High Lights (Continued from page 5) Freedom Means to Me”. This con­test provided Olga Gacsi with an opportunity to express her thoughts in a winning essay on the signifi­cance of democracy. Olga became a naturalized citizen in 1962. The script expressed her feelings and thoughts during the oath ceremony as — “the fullness of my joy was lessened only by the awareness of my relatives in Hun­gary who couldn’t share my joy. Freedom means being free and yet belonging, being able to fly like a bird, but never losing sight Of the safe landing place.” We wish to extend our congratu­lations to Olga and hope for her continued success. That’s all the news for now, folks. Before signing off, however, we wish to say “Happy Birthdays” to those of you born in July and August. To you who are not quite up to par, we wish you better health! And, ’till next month’s news — God Bless You All! JULIA MELNICK, Reporter Ol A FLINT Michigan A picnic and dance, on which oc­casion will be commemorated the 75th anniversary of the former Rá­kóczi Aid Association, will be held Sunday, September 15, at the ZCBJ Hall and its grounds, 4240 Beryl Road, Flint; food and drinks will be available; members are requested to attend this outing Mrs. Martin Nadasi Reporter OOß PORTAGE, uOU Pennsylvania John Szarvas, Box 48, Cassandra, Pa., has succeeded John M. Lucas as manager of Branch 286, the appoint­ment effective as of 1 August ,1963. OAO HOOVERSVILLE, 0\JLi Pennsylvania Branch. 302 members Mr. and Mrs. Louis Udvari, of Cairnbrook, Pa., have celebrated their 55th wed­ding anniversary They were married in 1908. Mr. Udvari came to The United States in 1910 and Mrs. Udvari in 1913. He is a retired coal miner. The couple has 6 children, 16 grandchildren and 5 great-grand­children. Our. congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Udvari. DEO coraopolis, *jvu Pennsylvania New address of Branch 352 ma­nager Stephen Borovich: 539 Mitchell Road, Osborne, Sewickley, Pa. William Penn A1 r CENTRAL CITY, 4:lü Pennsylvania Please be advised that Mr. Andrew Vajda, Manager of our Branch 415 in Central City, Pa. will be resign­ing as of August 31, 1963, and that in his stead, the Home Office has appointed MR. ALEXANDER LODY to be the new Branch Manager as of September 1, 1963 Starting with September 1, 1963, please send all mail pertaining to Branch 415 to Mr. Alexander Lody at: 175 Statler Street, Central City, Pa. Albert J. Stelkovics Secretary COP LOS ANGELES, JLÜ California Mrs. Joseph Kuti is at home re­cuperating after her recent hospi­talization. Mrs. Alex Kurovski left on Au­gust 8 to visit her relatives in Europe, whence she will go to Afri­ca to see her nephew. Eugene Fintor has received word of the death of his sister-in-law, the widow Mrs. Alexander Gacsaly, age 73. Eugene Fintor Reporter YOUR HEALTH What does the first meal of the day mean ? Literally, breakfast means break­ing the fast. For eight or more hours as a rule, the body has been without nourishment, and The blood has been depleted of materials needed for a wellfunctioning mind and body. Breakfast is often slighted. A hurried cup of coffee and a slice of toast or a roll constitutes breakfast for many workers. This is not enough. Breakfast actually is an important part of the day’s three meals. Careful studies have shown that with a good breakfast a person works better, thinks clearer ,and has steadier nerves. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE INVENTOR America’s first bathtub was built in Cincinnati in 1842. Constructed of mahogany, lined with sheet lead, it was exhibited at a Christmas party. The next day the local newspapers denounced it as a luxurious and de­mocratic vanity.” Doctors warned that the bathtub would be “a menace to health.” The next year, in 1843, Phila­delphia undertook by public ordinance to prohibit bathing between November 1 and March 15. Two years later Bos­ton made bathing unlawful except when prescribed by a physician. Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid for the 1 MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1963 1 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: > Branch Name Branch Name | 1 Kerülő Ferencne .45 Palatínus Joseph 1 Krouse Elizabeth 48 Dull Peter j 1 Kundrath Stephen 48 George Mrs. Stephen 1 Mato Mrs. John 51 Illés András I 1 Pálinkás Mrs. Andrew 51 Nagy Stephen ; 1 Wehrer Mrs. Michael 52 Schuster August 3 Lukoczki Mary 67 Sera Samuel ! 5 Banoczky William 69 Tenai Alexander 10 Bartók Daniel 70 Vitarius Ethel ; 13 Baytell Louis 78 Kovács John 13 Moll Freda Louise 84 Lukacs Michael ( ✓ 13 Nemeth Paul 85 Hegedűs István 13 —- Zsomboszky Antal 89 Illés Julius 14 Luksa Gyulane 89 Mikelonis Mrs. Victor 1 14 Tizekker Janos H. 89 Szalay András I 14 Wolf Mrs. Joseph 98 Grimmeyer Joseph | 15 King Mrs. Edward 98 Ritoper Ferencz 15 Luksa Anthony 98 Seiler Michael \ .16 Misak Albert 132 Bernath István 1 17 Dora István 132 Czako Paul 17 Molnár Adam 132 Gersely Joseph 17 Sova James 132 Nagy Elizabeth i 18 Benke John 133 Miller Edwin H. 1 18 Kulcsár Mrs. Frank 150 Simon Clara I 18 Mitchell John 159 Nagy Mrs. Frank I 19 Berkes Alexander 163 Kwalick Janos 1 19 Bodnar Mrs. Julius 214 Pásztor Lajos 1 19 Kertész Gyula 216 Toth István j 19 Megyesi William J. 249 Pesti Andrasne ] 19 Muka Frank 249 Rak Andrew Í 21 Fidram Mary Helen 249 Tokozy Antal | 21 Hoffer Andrasne 291 Rajtik Lajos 1 24 Bezier Janos 296 Balia John 1 24 Tarjan Charles Wm 303 Kovács Barna § 27 Pendl Imre 348 Szarka Mrs. Ethel 1 32 Kurucz István 383 Czum Marton S 42 Ferencz Andrew 383 Ordog Michael 1 44 Botos András 477 Hallock Bertha I 44 Dobos Joseph S. Jr. 525 Ambrus Mrs. George M 44 Hodovan Andrew 525 Szabó John MAY THEY REST IN PEACE ! SEMI-ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT January 1,1963 to June 30,1963 Life Department Disability Department Pension Department Total Ledges Assets — January 1, 1963 $27,699,331.13 $1,425,379.98 $353,341.36 $29,478,052.47 Income Monthly Dues $ 1,306,368.83 $ 93,205.59 $ —0— $ 1,399,574.42 Miscellaneous 38,767.84 —0— —0— 38,767.84 Investment Income 609,724.32 —0— 8,195.12 617,919.44 Capital Gains 34,880.73 —0— 508.44 35,389.17 Pension Plan Income —0— —0— 7,135.50 7,135.50 TOTAL INCOME $ 1,989,741.72 $ 93,205.59 $ 15,839.06 $ 2,098,786.37 Disbursements Claims $ 1,060,069.80 $ 105,181.09 $ —0— $ 1,165,250.89 Dividends 64,113.44 —0— —0— 64,113.44 Miscellaneous 28,583.44 —0— —0— 28,583.44 Commissions and Fees 149,970.95 5,535.88 —0— 155,506.83 General Operating and Investment Expenses 310,993.72 —0— 54.63 311,048.35 Capital Losses 43,946.05 —0— —0— 43,946.05 Pension Plan Payments —0— —0— 13,526.46 13,526.46 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 17,912.05 —0— —0— 17,912.05 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $ 1,675,589.45 $ 110,716.97 $ 13,581.09 $ 1,799,887.51 Total Net Ledger Assets — June 30, 1963 $28,013,483.40 $1,407,868.60 $355,599.33 $29,776,951.33 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI, Treasurer JOHN SABO, Controller /

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