William Penn, 1964 (47. évfolyam, 5-21. szám)

1964-08-19 / 16. szám

August 19, 1964. PAGE 5 William Penn Branch High Lights (Continued from page 3) members of our Association since 1921, the year they came to America, and who with their chi'dren and grandchildren are all members of Branch 24 in Chicago. The Runs had seven children, there now being four sons and two daughters, and there are fourteen grandchildren. Our congratulatins and best wish­es to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kun, Sr. Oy TOLEDO, * Ohio Beginning with September, the monthly meetings of Branch 27 will be he'd at the district office, and the September meeting itself will be held on Sunday the 13th, at 3 p. m. The following meetings will be held as usual on the first Sunday of the month. — MARY IVANCSO Secretary In football it is “1st down and ten” — August is here and in one month — back to school we go! Yes, the road markers and cross walks are getting their coats of fresh paint and the store windows are displaying all back-to-school clothes. If you haven’t had a short vacation — go out and get one even if it is just a weekend — you’ll feel better. Here are some of Branch 27 Va­cationers — John Jacobs and family motored to Bridgeport to visit rela­tives and friends. From there they went to visit the World’s Fair. Mike Feyes and daughter came in from Seattle, Washington to visit his Dad and the other members of the family. Jackie Alex and her two sons went to Virginia, and after 20 years, Jackie was in for a lot of surprises — places sure change! John Falsa and family are escaping the heat wave here in Toledo by journeying to New Orleans. It must be coal down south. Bob and Ida Ko­vach went to hit the cool waters of Canada, Northern New York, Nova Scotia — a wonderful trip and a lot of fun. Kenny Fielder arrived home from the Air Force looking great. Kenny, while home for a couple of weeks, will probably test his bowling arm and see if he can show his father Gene a few tricks that he learned while in the Air Force. Joe Vanko and the Szavuly brothers are mighty happy men these days. Mothers of both of the men arrived from Hungary to spend the summer with their sons. These fine ladies are just marveling at the beauty of this part of the country. It was a happy reunion for Mrs. Edward Ujvagi and her brother, whom she hasn’t seen since 1956. Birthdays sometimes come and go — but at the Louis Dul’s in Ross­­ford it was a very special occasion. Mr. Dul reached his 70th birthday and to add to the celebration, we delivered his matured endowment check from the William Penn Fra­ternal Association. It was a day to be remembered and we were cer­tainly happy to be a part of it. The Bochi sisters — Betty and Gizella headed up to cool Montreal, Canada and visited the French quarters. Sick list at Branch 27 — Julius Kerekes, former Branch Manager, Frank Ivancso, Jr., Mrs. Paul Lajti, Michael Gregus. Wishing all a speedy recovery. New arrivals — Mr. and Mrs. Jo­­sep Siney, by; Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam Verbosky, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kovach, son; Dick is former president of the William Penn mixed league and is mighty proud of son Todd Simon. Just got word that Nora and Dick with their two children just moved into their new home. Congratulations and best wishes. Those people who have loans, the interest and loan can be paid at any time. Interest should be paid as soon as possible so that compound interest is not on your next notice card. Until next time — STEPHEN J. IVANCSO A A AKRON, ^ Ohio The official business address of District Manager Louis BODOSY has been changed to: WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 2781 Firestone Park Station Akron, Ohio All members of BRANCH 44, who mail their dues to Mr. Bodosy, should use the new mailing address. Mr. Bodosy’s new telephone number is: 644-5566. District Manager Bodosy is avail­able at all times to take care of your insurance requirements and needs. Do not hesitate to call on him. (former) QO RON KON KOM A, New York This branch was transferred to Branch 48, New York, N. Y., on May 1, 1964. oar MILWAUKEE, Hu Wisconsin We wish to notify all members of Branch 275 that the mailing address of District Manager Peter Petruska has been changed to the following: William Penn Fraternal Association P. O. Box 7192 Wauwatosa Station Milwaukee, Wisconsin All those members who mail their payments to Mr. Petruska should use the address listed above. For all your insurance needs please con­tact Mr. Petruska, who is always at the service of the Branch mem­bership. OMAHA, Nebraska CHARTER MEMBER OF BRANCH 278 HONORED 50-Year Membership Emblem was presented to Mrs. Susan SIMCHO at the regular July meeting. Mr. Gaspar Kuti spoke in Hun­garian bringing out the highlights of her efforts for the good of Wil­liam Penn Fraternal Association as well as the branch. She is a charter member of Branch 278 and is past President. Following Mr. Kuti’s speech, Branch Manager Louis Zuroske gave tribute to a Mother-in-Law and presented her with the 50-Year Membership Em­blem. A corsage from Branch 278 was presented to her by Branch Secre­tary, Mrs. Alex Papp. Many of the old timers were in attendance at this meeting. Refreshments were served. Following the meeting there was a reception honoring Mrs. Simcho on her 75th birthday. Many digni­taries, relatives and friends attended to offer their best wishes. Mrs. Alex Papp Branch Secretary M JACOBS CREEK, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kubik celebrat­ed their golden wedding on June 28. Louis Kubik married Susan KestaJ- la, June 29, 1914 in St. Timothy R. C. Church, Smithton, Pa. Ap­proximately 50 years later a Mass for the intention of the Kubiks was celebrated in the same church. In 1912 Mr. Kubik left Sajóháza, County of Gömör és Kis Hont, Hun­gary, for The United States. Mrs. Kubik’s parents came from Dobsina, same county. Mr. and Mrs. Kubik had six child­ren, four of whom survive: William Kubik, Greensburg, Pa.; Richard Kubik, Johnstown, Pa.; Mrs. Ro­­sel'a Knorr, Canfield, Ohio; and Mrs. Mary Fastiggi, Verona, N. J. There are sixteen granndchildren. The elder Kubiks have lived in Jacobs Creek for 52 years. Mr. Ku­bik, a retired coal miner, joined the Association 51 years ago and has managed Branch 201, first as sec­retary and then as manager, since 1925. He is an Illustrious Member of the Association. Members of his family are a'so in the William Penn. Pertinent to their 50th wedding anniversary, we wish Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kubik many more years of marital happiness. (Continued on page 6) Branch 18, DETROIT, Mich. In the following three pictures we show in groups the Detroit, Michigan William Penn members who left for Europe in July for a four weeks trip to visit friends and family members or merely to tour the historical spots of Europe. The first picture shows the group boarding their plane in Vienna, Austria. In the picture above we show another segment of the Detroit group, third from right in back row can be seen Div. Manager Andrew Vince, who participated in the tour. In the above picture we show still another group of Detroiters, in th*e extreme lower right hand of the picture can be seen Div. Mgr. Stephen Úsztok, who a'so participated in the tour.

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