Fraternity-Testvériség, 1972 (50. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1972-04-01 / 4-6. szám
— IN MEMORIAM — Hollo, John, Mrs., Br. 152, Uniontown, Pa. Fazekas, Bela, Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio. O’Donnell, Joseph William, Br. 249, Charleston, N. Y. Toth, Menyhért, Mrs., Br. 3, Fairport Harbor, Ohio. Styles, Franklin A., Mrs., Br. 39, Ashtabula, Ohio. Karoly, Andrew, Br. 358, Detroit, Mich. Kish, Julius, Br. 8, Johnstown, Pa. Hoffman, Otto, Br. 302, New Brunswick, N. J. Siarto, Alexander, Br. 259, Los Angeles, Calif. Szabó, Suzanna, Br. 13, Passaic, N. J. Mózes, Louis, Mrs., Br. 225, Buffalo, N. Y. Töltési, David James, Br. 358, Detroit, Mich. Lengyel, Daniel, Br. 52, So. Norwalk, Conn. Rivay, Irene, Br. 79, Keasbey, N. J. Varady, Andrew, Mrs., Br. 27, Phoenixville, Pa. Funka, Joseph, Br. 69, Columbus, Ohio Havas, Stephen, Br. 2, Cleveland, Ohio Mihály, Terez, Mrs., Br. 365, Torrington, Conn. László, Alexander, Br. 163, Chicago, 111. Hugyo, Michael, Br. 369, Manhattan, N. Y. Sarfi, Geza, Br. 369, Manhattan, N. Y. Vinczeller, Joseph, Mrs., Br. 165, Akron, Ohio Boka, Charles, Br. 302, New Brunswick, N. J. Úsztok, Steve, Br. 156, Wyandotte, Mich. Orosz, Joseph, Mrs., Br. 181, Grand Rapids, Mich. Bishop, Theresa, Mrs., Br. 5, Bethlehem, Pa. Kuronya, Thomas, Br. 20, Trenton, N. J. Pelyhes, Michael, Mrs., Br. 39, Ashtabula, Ohio Fesus, Samuel, Mrs., Br. 163, Chicago, 111. Bartus, Michael, Mrs., Br. 153, Morgantown, W. Va. Gratzer, Felix, Br. 5, Bethlehem, Pa. Nyilas, Gabriel, Mrs., Br. 171, McKeesport, Pa. Kollar, John, Mrs., Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio Ferenczy, Marian, Mrs., Br. 365, Torrington, Conn. Gabor, John, Br. 140, Canton, Ohio Horvath, Michael, Mrs., Br. 176, Gary, Indiana Kirchkesner, John, Br. 209, Palmerton, Pa. Juhasz, George, Mrs., Br. 163, Chicago, 111. Schutte, Jennie M., Mrs., Br. 198, Ligonier, Pa. Marosi, Charles, Br. 80, Perth Amboy, N. J. Toth, Louis, Jr., Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio Karosi, Louis, Br. 22, Youngstown, Ohio Szokonyi, Alex, Mrs., Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio Toth, John, Br. 21, Toledo, Ohio Varga, John, Mrs., Br. 79, Keasbey, N. J. Varga, Stephen, Jr., Br. 335, Dayton, Ohio Bartha, George, Br. 225, Buffalo, N. Y. Sammer, Joseph, Br. 176, Gary, Indiana Steber, Mary, Mrs., Br. 52, So. Norwalk, Conn. Bogár, Stephen, Mrs., Br. 300, Washington, D. C. Révai, Charles, Mrs., Br. 79, Keasbey, N. J. Katona, Andrew, Mrs., Br. 6, Homestead, Pa. Csuhay, Gabor, Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio Katko, Margaret, Mrs., Br. 3, Fairport Harbor, Ohio Hermann, Anna, Mrs., Br. 168, Elyria, Ohio Toronyi, Irene, Br. 80, Perth Amboy, N. J. Toronyi, Bela, Br. 80, Perth Amboy, N. J. Bognár, Frank, Br. 5, Bethlehem, Pa. Jurik, John, Br. 35, Detroit, Mich. Bakura, Elizabeth, Br. 369, Manhattan, N. Y. Cherny, Louis, Mrs., Br. 134, Gr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Deak, Mary, Mrs., Br. 100, Chicago, 111. Silye, Ernest William, Br. 358, Detroit, Mich. Scholl, Henry, Br. 405, Hamilton, Ont. Ambrose, Michael, Mrs., Br. 63, Bridgeport, Conn. Gombás, Elizabeth, Mrs., Br. 5, Bethlehem, Pa. Toth, Stephen, Br. 5, Bethlehem, Pa. Edwards, Ira, Br. 21, Toledo, Ohio Szkiba, Joseph, Br. 13, Passaic, N. J. Gombos, John, Br. 247, Fairfield, Conn. Kendi, Julia, Mrs., Br. 52, So. Norwalk, Conn. Kovács, John, Br. 383, Rural Valley, Pa. Toth, Louis, Mrs., Br. 79, Keasbey, N. J. Dombi, Eva, Mrs., Br. 395, Cleveland, Ohio Görbe, Erma, Mrs., Br. 369, Manhattan, N. Y. Dobi, Miklós, Br. 367, New Brunswick, N. J. Kurtz, Joseph, Br. 300, Washington, D. C. Chop, Helen, Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio Herman, Daniel, Br. 52, So. Norwalk, Conn. Pokol, Stephen, Sr., Br. 79, Keasbey, N. J. Geczy, John, Br. 368, Passaic, N. J. Balas, Clara, Mrs., Br. 368, Passaic, N. J. Szaraz, Anton, Br. 241, Detroit, Mich. Fulmer, Ilona, Mrs., Br. 5, Bethlehem, Pa. Fazekas, Alexander, Br. 245, McKeesport, Pa. Nagy, Daniel, Br. 22, Youngstown, Ohio Toth, Louis, Mrs., Br. 2, Cleveland, Ohio Szabó, Elizabeth, Mrs., Br. 26, Donora, Pa. Novak, Stephen, Mrs., Br. 21, Toledo, Ohio Matyasoski, Andrew, Br. 300, Washington, D. C. Papp, James, Br. 300, Washington, D. C. Gyöngyös, Michael, Mrs., Br. 4, Cleveland, Ohio MY TALE OF WOE By A. LAPSED POLICY I was once a proud valid policy Whose paid premiums kept me in force My owner, planning for the future Arranged protection to come in due course. My owner missed one premium payment A lapsed policy, I now have become My owner has lost my protection My purpose in life is now done. My Owner passed away quite suddenly And his loved ones had to be told The protection they thought I provided Was no longer there to behold. So, as my spirit cries out in the darkness And I rest here so sad and blue The moral of my sad little story Is, Don’t Let This Happen To You. 26
