Fraternity-Testvériség, 1945 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1945-06-01 / 6. szám
12 TESTVÉRISÉG 247 Fairfield, Conn. ___ 453.30 248 Beckley, W. Va. _____________________ 203.99 249 Charleston, N. Y. ____________________ 138.98 250 Woodbridge, N. J. _____:_____________ 338.95 251 Trenton, N j'. ___________________1__ 77.15 252 Niles, O. ___________ 130.59 255 Cleveland, O. ______________________ 43.49 257 Greensboro, Pa. ____________________ —.— 259 Los Angeles, Calif.________ 740.42 260 New Haven, Conn. ___________________ 126.27 261 San Bernardino, Calif. _______________ 140.76 264 Chicago, 111. ___________________ 313.83 265 Hammond, Ind. ____________:_______ 34.79 266 Roebling, N. J. ________________________329.72 267 Akron, O. __________________________ 266.37 269 Perth Amboy, N. J. _________ 466.70 270 Norfolk, N. Y. ______________________ 31.48 272 Niagara Falls, N. Y.____’_____________ 12.08 276 Daisytown, Pa. _ _________:_______102.66 279 Cleveland, O. __ _ _________________1,147.51 289 Dayton, O. ________________________ 120.51 281 Wadsworth, O. ______________,_____; —.— 283 Logans Ferry, Pa. ___________________ 75.05 284 South River, N. J. ___________________ 65.53 286 Sharpsville, Pa. _____________________ —.— 287 Philadelphia, Pa. _______________,____ 69.83 289 Passcaic, N. J. ___._______:___________ —.— 290 Stowe, Pa. ____________________T_____ —.— 291 Booth, W Va._______ 34.35 292 Port Clinton, O. _____________________ 41.30 293 New York, N. Y. _______________ 420.72 295 Aurora, 111. ________________________ 99.90 296 Idamay, W. Va. ____________________ 32.17 297 Cleveland, O. ______________________ 146.71 298 Indianapolis, Ind. ___________________ 38.65 299 Weirton, W. Va. __________________1 180.74 300 Washington, D. C. __________________ 578.25 301 Triadelphia, W. Va. _________________ 18.07 302 New Brunswick, N. J. ____________ 325.70 303 Mansfield, O. 24.25 304 Chattaroy, W. Va. ________________ 15.93 306 Galloway, W. Va. _ ____________.____ 7.52 307 Cliffside, N. J. ___________________ 222.25 308 New Brunswick, N. J. _______________ —,— 309 Martins Ferry, O. -__________________ 120.90 310 Detroit, Mich. ______________________ 49.09 311 Detroit, Mich. 120.80 313 Linden, N. J. ______________________ —.— 315 Caro, Mich. ________________________ 45.95 316 Sabraton, W. Va. _ ______________:__ 48.94 317 Bobtown, Pa. ______________________ 7.81 318 Proctor, Vt. __________________J_____ 30.71 320 Flemington, N. J. _ _ __________________9.26 321 Studa, Pa. _____ 12.52 322 Majestic, Ky. ______________________ 9.12 323 McKeesport, Pa. _______________________25.63 325 Bridgeport, Conn. __________________ —.— 326 Clairton, Pa. ______________________ 8.64 327 Coatesville, Pa. _____________________ 31.71 328 Cecil, Pa. ______ 16.04 329 Meadville, Pa. . 57.55 330 Paterson, N. J. _______________ 116.55 331 Filbert, W. Va. _ 77.07 332 Caretta, W. Va. _____________________ 18.71 333 Terre Haute, Ind, __________________ 8.73 335 Dayton, O. . _ 358.21 336 Chicago, 111. _______________________ 156.46 337 Library, Pa. __ 26.80 339 Detroit, Mich. ___ 261.93 341 Houston, Tex. __ ____________; —.— 342 Adena, O. __________________________ —.— 343 Wheelwright, Ky. __7-------------------- —.— 344 Lima, O ____________1_______r------- 24.45 346 Granite City, 111. _______.'___________ 17.40 348 Plant City, Fla. _ ____________1____ 76.67 349 St. Louis, Mo.___«___________________ 68.45 350 Cincinnati, O. ____________i_________ 13.28 352 Cleveland, O. __________________ 20.14 353 Hickory, Va. ____:___________________ —.— 354 Carsonville, Mich. 32.45 356 Stamford, Conn. ____________________ 20.43 357 Los Angeles, Calif. _____________ 201.05 355 Smitthon, Pa. ______________________ 12.69 358 Detroit, Mich. ______-________!_______ 563.83 359 East Pittsburgh, Pa. _________________ 38.94 Total _________________________________ 43,590.99 Jelentsem tudomásul vételét kérve maradtam testvéries üdvözlettel Washington, D. C., KIRÁLY IMRE 1945 junius 11. pénztárnok. Huszonkét osztály megint elkésett a havi jelentés beküldésével! Nagyobb pontosságot kérünk! ‘TAKE MY LIFE, AND LET IT BE CONSECRATED, LORD, TO THEE” Western Union relayed the unwaited and unwanted news of the final departure of the Rev. Dr. Louis Na- nassy. Grief did not fill my being, because I had never associated myself the word “loss” with him, who had now left us. As is natural under such circumstances, I began to recall my past pleasant relationships with him and finally concluded as I believe he would have concluded: “Man proposes, God disposes.” My next reaction was to make possible my presence at his funeral in Perth Amboy. In spite of the attendant war-time difficulties, I was able to be present with the host of respectful ministers and friends at the Perth Amboy Church. I took my place at the end of the ministerial procession and after entering the beautiful sanctuary, which Dr. Nanassy had been so instrumental in building both spiritually and physically, I found myself seated exactly at the foot of his coffin. During the impressive service, I noticed the all- white flowers on the casket, so gloriously reflecting and symbolizing the purity of his Christian character! There were no other flowers to detract from that simple single, white spray, which was all the more accentuated by the absence of others. i The stained glass window beyond the bier shed its soft and quieting light on him who was the center of our respect. To me it was more than a coincidence that this window should bear the name of Rev. Louis Nanassy and family as .donors. The combined colors of the stained glass harmonized into the a reassuring green of eternal hope. I was entranced by the symbol in the center of the window: crossed keys of gold and silver. The golden key of love silently ruling the background — just as the endless love of Dr. Nanassy prevailed his actions. And overlapping the key of love was the prominent silver key of sincere service — that service which erected not only the church in which he then rested but also the spacious orphanage at Ligonier, Pennsylvania The church service was impressive in all its simplicity, but the life and works of the Rev. Dr. Louis Nanassy was even more impressive. And as his body was borne between the two columns of an halfhundred ministers of several denominations and placed into the waiting hearse, I seemed to have heard him say: “Take myself, and I will be Ever, only, all for Thee ... Amen.” Columbus, O. Rev. Stephen Sziarto
