Verhovayak Lapja, 1937. január-június (20. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)
1937-06-26 / 26. szám
... The Contest Ended-Here are the Results! .. TWENTY-FIVE AMBASSADORS OF THE VERHOVAY WILL SAIL ON JULY 24. —THE WINNERS WERE NOTIFIED BY WIRE! On Saturday, June 19, twenty-five (25) Verhovay members received the very anxiously awaited news from the Home Office by wire! The telegram was a short one from our President, but the meaning of the few words has, no doubt, caused great joy and happiness. It notified each' member that his tireless effort was successful and he was among the lucky ones who will sail to Hungary on July 24. The big membership drive of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association came to a close on May 31st, and after strict accounting, which was audited by two members of theBoard and one member of our Controlling Committee, the winners were notified by wire to prepare for the journey. Within a few weeks, the twenty-five good-will ambassadors of the Verhovay, among them ten older members, and fifteen representing the second generation, both girls and boys, will sail for Europe where th^- will be given an opportunity to renew old acquaintances or be introduced to the birthplace of their parents. It will be a wonderful experience for them, especially the younger members, to se an entirely new world and get acquainted with different customs,, people and countrysides. They will see the Queen City of the Danube, the beautiful capital of Hungary, Budapest, which is modem in every respect. They will have an opportunity to see the large and small villages toward the end of the harvesting season. They will be surprised to find that people in modest circumstances may be, and are just as happy, as the American is in an advanced and modem technical civilization. Here is the list of twenty-five winners, showing not only the names, addresses and the B ranch numbers to which they belong, but also the points they secured during he contest: LIST OF Names of Contestants 1. Érdeky J. Kálmán YOUNGER GROUP Address Members of Contestants Branch 2. Buzogány Mihály 3. Kohut William Carl 4. Blasius Mary Rose 5. Farkas Mrs. Joseph 6. Ari Margit 7. Balba M. Rose 8. Toth Ethel 9. Gabel Rose 10. Lang Stere Jr. 11. Gálya Joseph 12. Mersky Charlotte 13. Sopronyi Irene 5839 Darlington Road Br. 34 Pittsburgh, Pa. 659 S. Webb Street, Br. 369 Alliance, Ohio 205 East 14th Art., Homestead, Pa. 1231 Quinnipiac, New Haven, Conn. Box 72, Prenter, W. Va. 512 Woodland Are. Trenton, N. J. 2138 Washington Si South Bend, Ind. 219 Ashmore Ave., Trenton, N. J. 38 Rosedale Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 911 Evans Street, Bethlehem, Pa. 330 East 77th Stree New York, N. Y. 5880 W. Jefferson Av Detroit, Mich. 854 Webster Street, Dayton, Ohio Point won 159200 145100 WINNERS 14. Szabó Steve Box 34, Jacobs Creek, Pa. 15. Horvath B. Margaret 990 Brush Street, Plymouth, Mich. Names of OLDER GROUP Address Br. 396 Br. 356 Members of 67000 60800 Point <$Br.430 129000 Contestants Contestants Branch won Br.390 111000 1.Szilvágy Mrs. J. 1217 Sherman St., Akron, Ohio Br.6 204Z00 Br.482 9480Ö 2.Nyirati Mrs. Joseph 1645 E. 32nd St., Lorain, Ohio Br.17 19170C Br.417 94500 3.Szőke John 313 E. 11th St., Northampton, Pa. Br.216 186600 Br.434 93000 41Veres Andrá&né 813 Myers St., Kalamazoo, Mich. Br.123 177500 Br.417 84200 5.Balogh Mrs. Louis 9820 Macon Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Br.45 177000 Br.474 80700 6.Kunchtadt Ernő 3245 Herndon St., Chicagc, 111. Br.164 172100 Br.378 78900 7.Davis B. Charles 2141 E. 31st St., Lorain, Ohio Br.17 117800 Br.83 75100 8.Herter Steve 2818 Lorain Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Br.367 102800 , Br.356 73000 9.Nyikon Mrs. Julius 6357 South Street, Detroit, Mich. Br.36 ©0800 Br.447 70600 10:Trimai Margit 8939 Dearborn Ave., Detroit, Mich. Br.388 83400 These good-will ambasjs,-; adors of the Verhovay will convey the message of 36,- 000 members and we hope they will have an unforgetable experience and will leave Hungary with beautyful memories. Our best wishes will accompany them on their long and beautyful journey. Week after week, we receive letters, not only from Verhovay members, but from other Hungarians who would like to join this Ver hovay excursion. They are ready to sail with the winners, at their own expense, to make this event a more memorable one. Consequently, we would not be surprised if a few hudred Hungarians would join our winners on the S. S. Europa. The arrival of the Verhcr vay excursion is anxiously awaited in Hungary, preparations are made for receptions in Bremenhaven and Vienna, and, last but not least, in Budapest....... ....... BON VOYAGE! j New Insurance Feature at The Verhovay DOUBLE INDEMNITY INTRODUCED BEGINNIG JULY FIRST. — INCREASED PROTECTION TO EVERY MEMBER. We have no doubt that every Verhovay member will hear with great pleasure, that, beginning July first, the Verhjovay will grantj additional death benefit in case* of accidental death. We do not have to mention that as fast as the world progresses, the number of accidental deaths increase likewise, even though with modem safety devices we try to prevent this increase and eliminate the causes. The Verhovay, since its beginning, attempted to keep pace with the strides of progress so it is natural that when the time arrived, we had to do something concerning accidents because we want to be up-to-date in every respect in the insurance field, where there is much keen competition. From now on, every member who is over sixteen (16) years of age and has not yet reached sixty-five (65), can have the added protection of double indemnity in case of accidental death, for a nominal sum per month. In this way, we make provision for the loved ones left behind in worry and consternation upon the sudden departure of one who had been a member of the Verhovay. Recently, we mailed the necessary forms to our Secretaries so that those members who wish to carry this additional protection mafy fill out the applications and return them to the Home Office without delay. For double indemnity, the following dues will be payable: $1000 insurance — 25 cents extra per month, $500 insurance — 15 cents extra per month, 250 insurance — 10 cents extra per month, According to the decision of our Directors, the maximum amount of double indemnity is $1000, which means that if a member carries a $2000 policy, he can get only $1000 double indemnity, making $3000 death benefit payable in case of eccidental death. The double indemnity a." mount under the $1000 limit can not exceed the face value of the policy. For example, if a member carries a $500 policy, his double indemnity, can be only $500, too. There are no gradual increases in the rates payable for double indemnity, thus making for equality as far as the various types of work are concerned. Regarding the foregoing, there are no variations between the “white-collar” worker and the laborer in the steel mill, i The stenographer who types
