Fraternity-Testvériség, 1998 (76. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1998-07-01 / 3. szám
FRATERNITY Page 23 /wmcA 0/14 er/M BRANCH 3 - FAIRPORT HARBOR, OHIO With great sorrow we announce the death of our member Barbara (Koncz) Szaniszlo of Perry, Ohio on June 26, 1998. She was 103 years old. She was born on August 13, 1894 in Pany, Hungary. She arrived in New York City on March 1, 1911. She joined her brother in Medina, Ohio Mrs. Barbara (Koncz) Szaniszlo. an^ then later moved to Cleveland, Ohio where she did housework until her marriage to her husband Paul. The two of them were married at the Cleveland 1st Church on East 79th Street by the Rev. Sándor Toth. They moved back to Medina where Paul had been born. Then in 1922 they moved to Perry, Ohio to a small farm where their children Ernie and Martha were bom. She was a loving wife, a caring homemaker and a gracious lady. Preceding her in death are her husband Paul, who died in 1965, parents John Koncz and Katalin; 4 brothers in the USA and 2 brothers in Europe, and many nieces and nephews in America and Europe. She is greatly missed by her family and relatives, all her many friends and her church family at the Fairport Hungarian Reformed Church. God bless the memory of Barbara (Koncz) Szaniszlo. Isten aldja Szaniszlo (Koncz) Barbara emleket. J. Ed Bihary, Agent, Branch 3 For questions about your insurance or fraternal needs, please call Genevieve or Ed Bihary at 440-285- 2620. THE COMBINED BRANCHES OF CLEVELAND, OHIO In conjunction with the Churchmen’s Brotherhood and the Junior Youth Fellowship, the combined branches of Cleveland (Branches 2,4 and 352) sponsored and underwrote the costs of a fraternal fellowship day held at the 1st Hungarian Reformed Church of Cleveland on August 6, 1998. The youth had a very successful fund raising car wash. The HRFA members distributed zsiros kenyer by the tray, and served hot dogs, hamburgers, homemade potato salad and delicious Hungarian pastries. The nine hardworking young men and women were guests of the Federation, while the nearly sixty assembled guests were amazed that the minimal cost of admission included so much food plus door prizes. Combined Branches of Cleveland All enjoyed the fraternal event sponsored by the combined branches of Cleveland held at the V' Hungarian Reformed Church of Cleveland. took time for cards and games, which were also available. Ed Szabó, Branch Manager, ( Br. 2) For information concerning insurance or fraternal needs, please call Ed Szabó, Branch Manager, at 216-328-8549 BRANCH 15 - PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA We extend a warm welcome to the youngest member of our branch Alexander András Bajusz bom June 26, 1997. Alexander András is the son of Marianna and Alexander Bajusz, the grandson of Director Clara V. Csikesz and Branch Manager Bela Csikesz. God’s richest blessings on little Alexander András and his family. Alexander András Bajusz. Bela Csikesz, Branch Manager For information concerning your insurance or fraternal needs, please call Bela Csikesz at 814-352-8438. BRANCH 22 - YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Heritage Day was held on Sunday, September 20, 1998 at the American Hungarian Club of Youngstown, Ohio. Endre Csornán, National Secretary, Directors John K. Morey and Joseph Fabri along with many members of our branch were part of the huge crowd of approximately 400 people that
