William Penn, 1965 (48. évfolyam, 1-24. szám)
1965-07-21 / 14. szám
July 21, 1965 William Penn PAGE 7 NEWS SCENE FROM BRANCH 14 CLEVELAND, OHIO Approximately 50 people were present to celebrate the closing of this bowling season at the Branch 14 annual bowling banquet held at Kornya’s Tavern on June 12. Those present enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner, with stuffed cabbage and home-made apple strudel (rétes). This fine dinner was made even more enjoyable with the accompaniment of Hungarian music. President Nicholas Juhasz served as toastmaster and, after his opening remarks, introduced Dr. Andrew Kovács, Director, whose remarks in Hungarian and English were summed up thus: “We should consider this affair a local fellowship and bowling tournament celebration, and this fine turnout is proof of the real meaning of fraternal spirit.” Division Manager John L. Balia said: “I am appreciative of the cordial reception by the Cleveland people during my first year here. My desire is to work for a better and brighter future for all our William Penn members.” President Juhasz then announced that Branch 14 was reorganizing its Women’s Auxiliary. His statement was met with such enthusiastic response that officers were elected immediately. They are: Betty Knapp — president; Jean Semetko — vice president; Betty Rundo — secretary; Dorothy Kastan — treasurer; Margaret Zhanke and Rose Sebasy — trustees. I am happy to report that the first meeting of our newly formed auxiliary was held June 23 with 19 members attending. A subsequent meeting was held July 7, and another will be held August 11 at 7:30 p. m., at the Cleveland Slovak Social Club, 11216 Buckeye Road. These meetings are important because the plans for this years picnic will be discussed and tickets for the picnic will be distributed among members. President Knapp informs the members that the by-word for the next two months will be: sell! sell! sell! Membership in the auxiliary is open to interested eligibles However, they can not vote or hold office unless they become members of the William Penn Fraternal AsReport of Deaths Death benefits were paid for the MONTH OF APRIL, 1965 to the beneficiaries of the foUowing deceased members: Branch Name Branch Name i Funk Ella E. 51 Bodnar William i Komonyi Charles 51 Sándor Joseph i Rajtár Mrs. John 51 Weber Mrs. Mary 3 Herman George 56 Pafka Mary 3 Prinz Hans J. 56 Zatik Mrs. Paul 3 Smilanczky Mrs. Paul 59 Homer Balint 8 Kuchma Michael Jr. 62 Pecze Julius 11 Balazs Mrs. Andrew 63 Szabó Mrs. Mary 13 Belagyi John 69 Cogswell Cecil H. 13 Horvath John J. 73 Wagner Joseph 13 Krainacker Anton 76 Sokorai James 14 Bublavek Istvanne 80 Bakai Imre 14 Orosz Mrs. Katherine 82 Solyom Jozsefne 15 Germanusz Rózsi 88 Mészáros Joseph G. 15 Kantor Katalin 89 Nagy Mrs. Joseph 15 Lovenyak Stephen 127 Toth Istvanne 15 Zeman Steven 129 Varga Stephen 16 Falagnerra Mrs. Joseph 130 Toth Albert 16 Mihalkovits Marie 130 Toth Janos 17 Bálázik George A. 132 Varga Ferenc 17 Beresh James 172 Wagner Joseph 17 Janik Mrs. Martin 174 Bertoti József 18 Lapatinszki Louis 174 Kozik John 18 Sule Ferenc 187 Hideg Sandorne 18 Toth Mrs. Emery 187 Petes Mrs. John 19 Karsay Stephen 189 Tosha Mrs. Louis, Sr. 19 Krivacska Imrene 197 Rocskar John 20 Ban Peter 214 Nagy Rev. Andrew 20 Fedak Janos 230 Szilagyi George 20 Titterington Virgil 248 Gall Barbara 20 Zalanka Frank 248 Simon Mrs. Joseph 22 Liptak Mrs. Michael, Sr. 284 Bodi Mrs. Andrew -26 Vince Louis 291 Kabli Janos 31 Pastirco Michael 348 Lukacs Stephen 32 Dudás Joseph 383 Pinter Mrs. Mary 38 Meiczinger Mrs. M. 383 Vakay Gyorgyne 40 Seres Józsefne 408 Ferraro Mrs. Severio 40 Üveges Janos 466 Forgács András 42 Czelecz Anton 477 Belenyi Mrs. Antal 42 Koller Mrs. John 525 Groza Sándor 42 46 Mezei Nicholas Szabó Maria 525 Rabéi Andrasne 48 Banfi Wendell 581 Juhasz Mihály 48 Herche Joseph 581 Kady Mary Mrs. 48 Tenke Mrs. Julius 581 Walyus Elizabeth Mrs. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE ! sociation. Branch 14 will hold its annual Hungarian picnic on August 22 at Chésterland Groves, Route 322, Chesterland, Ohio, and cordially invites all who read this to participate with us. We have two silver wedding anniversaries to announce this month: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Torda celebrated 25 years of wedlock on June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kornya mark up 25 years of marriage on July 4. May God bless them and grant them many more years of happiness together. Happy birthday to Mrs. Mary Kornya and daughter Rita who celebrate together on July 21. STORK DEPT: Congratulations to these proud parents recently visited by the stork. Mr. and Mrs. William Teper, Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Nagy, Mr. and Mrs. John V. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. — BERNADETTE G. BALLA Reporter WHY GO TO CHURCH It does not surprise most of us these days to hear people admit they cannot agree with the dogma or doctrine, or iron-clad beliefs, of any certain church. Some of the people who feel like this do not, as a result, go to any church. Naturally, in a free country, with many churches, there will be mistakes made by churches, church governing bodies, by church officials and even ministers. To refuse to attend church services because the church, or the officials and people who make it up, are not perfect, is immature reasoning. The church is trying to do God’s work. And the church does good for so many. It inspires and comforts so many. It saves so many. Perfect, or imperfect, it is a force for good in this world. The forces of evil are strong. Surely we can take time out to support the leading organziation in the world today which stands for the teachings of good, and by supporting it, we set an example for others, and for ourselves. JOIN AND SERVE YOUR RED CROSS Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid for the MONTH OF MAY, 1965 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name Branch Name 1 Heger Janosne 66 Snyder Sara 1 Main Mae E. 68 Kriston John 1 Szalay Stephen 69 Geressy Elizabeth 2 Azary Paul, Jr. 70 Bácskái Joseph 1 5 Zmarzlak Mrs. Anna 76 Voneki James 8 Hrabcsak Mrs. John 85 Haluska Mrs. Peter 8 Kovács John 98 Fuksz Sándor 10 Miller Hugh D. 98 Kerosetz Mrs. Ernest 10 Vargyas Jeno 129 Komives John, Sr. 12 Mihalik István 129 Szanto Joseph 14 Húszai Joseph 132 Szabó Peterne 15 Gyure Lajos 133 Csatari Bertalanne 18 Antal Dennis C. 133 Hajdú Gabriel 18 László Mrs. Theresa 133 Vincze Lajosne 18 Lengyel Janos, Jr. 137 Zold Mrs. Michael 18 Lorenz Stephen 159 Hovanec Michael, Jr. 18 Szluk Janosne 187 Kondás Alexander 19 Szilvasi Mrs. John 187 Pieper Henry J. 20 Wayner Michael 209 Toth Joseph 24 Puhalak Mrs. Joseph 218 Novak Mrs. András 26 Toth Michael 230 Bigus Mihalyne 28 Győri Michael 230 Koska Joseph Louis 28 Serensky Mrs. Julia 236 Perge Mrs. John 31 Begenyi Michael 248 Bazsika Stephen 31 Nagy József, Sr. 275 Pallagi Karoly 35 Olah Elizabeth 275 Papp Martin M. 37 Sziranka Yolanda J. 286 Hegedűs Imre 39 Breznay Michael 302 Udvari Lajos 43 Szarka Mrs. Ferenc 313 Domoszlay Ágoston 418 Denijan Alexander 44 Holczer Jozsefne 466 Younger George, Sr. 45 Sándor Ferencz 487 Vaci Gabor L 48 Palmer Mrs. Marion 520 Tonolini Giacomo 48 Simon Mrs. Stephen 581 Dankanics Louis 48 Sulyok Dr. Dezső 581 Gall Theresa Mrs. 63 Mózes Mrs. Michael 581 Toth Steve MAY THEY REST IN PEACE !
