Verhovayak Lapja, 1937. január-június (20. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1937-01-30 / 5. szám

12-IK OLDAL JANUÁR 29, 1937 Verhopayakjhpja Duquesne, Pa. Verhovays Issue Challenge to All Verhovay Branches for Games The basketball team re­presenting the Verhovay Fraternal Association, Ju­nior Branch 441, of Duques­ne, Pa. would like to meet all Verhovay Branches that have teams. The Dukes have a formidable array of high class >■ performers in their lineup, most of them former High School lumin­aries on recent champion­ship teams. The team has only lost one game and numbers among its victims some of the strongest teams in this end of the state. Everywhere the Verhovay have appeared they have made the fans rave over their superlative passing at­tack, and whirlwind speed in all-round play. Practically all the baskets scored by the Dukane crew have been registered right under the hoop after some clever pas­sing. Most of the boys on the squad are over the six foot mark, and possess plenty of experience. The players were banded together sometime in Octo­ber, signed as fullfledged members, and then outfitted with classy equipment. The team plays nothing but the best of first class opponents, and employ a clean brand of ball at all times. There isn’t a neater appearing aggreg­ation in the district. The Duquesne Branch or­ganized about a year ago, and at the present time have enrolled 75 members, and showing further progress, from day to day. Enthu­siasm in the Association is exceptionally good, with a splendid spirit in existence among all the members. The basketball team is es­tablishing an enviable re­putation in cage circles in Pennsylvania with brilliant achievements established on the hardwood already. — There are 12 members on the squad, all of equal abil­ity, and the team is tutored by Eddie Klein, a former eager • with the Duquesne Saltzers, Lafayettes, Fintex, and Sommermans, of Pitts­burgh. — Any Verhovay Branch teams wishing to book the Duquesne entry is requested to communicate with Eddie Klein, c-o Du­quesne Times, Duquesne, Pa. The Dukaners have out­lined a busy card that will find the team traveling to every city in Western Penn­sylvania, some section of Ohio, and part of West Vir­ginia. Games are pending with the country’s leading attractions. Before the court campaign draws to its. close, the Duquesne V erhovays hope to advance to a posi­tion where they will be clas­sed as a real byword in basketball circles, every­where the sport is played. Judgind from their illustri­ous display to-date, the boys should have no difficulty at all in accomplishing that end. The motto of the Du­quesne Branch, members and pleyers, is ‘'Forward With The Verhovays”. At­tention all Verhovay Bran­ches: Schedule the Duques­­ners and let the fans judge for themselves. WHO’S WHO IN DEARBORN? NOTICE: — Members of Branch 429 please notice the large ad­vertisement which appears in this, issue of the Journal to the effect that we will celebrate the second anniversary of our branch with a combined Valentine and Anniversary Dance on Saturday, February 13 at the Verhovay Home. Tickets, which will be 25 cents, will be available at 10037 Burey Avenue and 2441 Holly St., Dearborn. A- one-act farce will be given by several brilliant members of our branch for the entertainment of our guests. This little play in it­self will be something to look forward to (remember the Mock Wedding?). In addition, other entertainment will be planned and an excellent dance orchestra has been engagaed for the pleas­ure of everyone. Regarding refreshments: The Ferret has been snooping and found out that delicious Do-Nuts will be present in their sugar­­coated jackets. A large cake which will be trimmed up like a Christmas tree, will be raffled off to the lucky winner. Come on, you cake-eaters, and buy raf­fle tickets from the pretty ladies. The Entertainment Committee has decided to make the selling of tickets interesting for the mu­tual benefit of the branch. A dash prize and a pair of tickets to the dance will be given to the person selling the largest num ber of tickets. Transportation for the benefit of those Dearborn residents who have no car will be available at 2441 Holly Street, so don’t hesi­tate to go because of lack of tranportation. There will be a cash door przie to the lucky winner. Everybody come and have an unusual and pleasant evening. Branch 429 always shows you a good time. Edward “Bugs” Horvath has received word from the Hon. Medics that he has exterminated the T. B. Bugs from his system. This young chap has a sign above his bed at the “San” to the ef­fect that he has “T. B. Bugs For Sale at 5 cents each.” He must have done a rushing business in the last couple of months to be out of them. He is now looking for a “good color, solid body greater pep and power, an max­imum performance.” (Sounds more like a motor car.) If any one has any of these items in^sur­­plus, “Bugs” will cheerfully trade T. B. Bugs for same. And now for Joseph László Jr.’s suggestion which was to be announced in this issue of the Journal. Prepare yourselves Joe thought it would be a good idea if each member of Branch 429 banked 10% of their weekly salary in a designated bank for a period of about two years, at the end of which time the mem­bers in a body would travel to Europe and our Fatherland on a complete tour! Now what do you think of it? “Branch 429 of the Verhovay Fraternal Associa­tion touring Hungary in true fraternal spirit.” Suonds good, doesn’t it, and it would be some­thing to work for. Comments for and against the idea will be cheerfully received. * * New Year’s Eve was celebrat­ed at the Verhovay Home in the proper fraternal spirit by several members of Branch 429. Among the gay crowd were William G. Cesh, our dignified president, Louis and Jolán Lucas, Jeanette Horvath, Elvira László, Cecelia Herman, Mary Rakoczy and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horvath. The Social Club of Br. 36 furnished male escorts for our female members, and both branches had tables next to each other. Happy New Year to All from Branch 429, and we are hoping to have successs in all our social activ­ities in 1937! THE FERRET LA RHUMBA — SOCIAL CIRCLES — BRANCH 36. WANTED Young ladies, to act in the capacity of companions for the “Bashful Romeos” of this Club There will be calling lists made and those, who send in their names, addresses, telephone num­bers and if their father’s have a shot gun or no, just to let the fellows know what they are in for if they are not good boys will have their names put at the top of the list. So come on you Juliets, send in your names. “It’s the early bird who gets the worm”! What young lassie from Branch 429 stole the hearts of the lads of Branch 36, only to disappoint them at the Annual New Year’s Frolic given by this fraternity, by not appearing? Things I never knew till now! That Branch 429 is represented mostly by young ladies and this Branch by boys. A member of this Club, after the New Year was ushered in, was the victim of the Mistletoe curse, when he was called upon by the young lassies to pass the kisses. Joseph Estinka, the daring young man, invaded Branch 429 a(nd came out victor by being the chaperon for the New Year’s Festival, given by this Branch for the Mesdames Mary Rakocy and Cecilia Herman. Other guests from Branch 429 included, Mr. and Mrs. Lucát, Bill Cheh, Elvira László, Jeanette Horvath and Cataleen Kish. THINGS WE CAN’T IMAGINE: Oscar Petoskey, the Diamond Belt Winner. Mary Rakocy and Cecilia Her­man inheriting the sex appeal of Cleopatra. Zoltán Vincent, a “Campus Romeo” menace. Eddie Gall, serenading a young lady from under a balcony. Jeanette Horvath seeking in­formation on love affairs from current issue of “The Great Loves of Nazimova”. Joseph Estinka, coming to a party without the girls from Branch 429. Dan Korody teaching tennis at L. I. University. P.S./L.I. stands for Lyons Incorporated. Valentine Gallovich, represent­ing this Club at the International Water Polo tournament. Mary Horvath impersonating Zazu Pitts as Juliet in current film version of “Romeo and Ju­liet.” “Slats” sopko, competing in the Indianapolis Speedway Race Joseph Tulock being a substi­tute for Joseph Penner at the Ford Motor Company. Elvira László topping Mae West as the favorite of the op­posite sex. Eddie Gall, Oscar Petoeskey, Zoltán Vincent and Joseph Es­­tinka wearing monkeys suits at the New Year’s Frolic. DETROIT, MICHIGAN. VERHOVAY SOCIAL CLUB ACTIVITIES On Sunday evening-, Feb. 7, the Verhovay Social Club, Branch 36, will sponsor their first dance of the year at the Verhovay Ballroom. Bud Peltiere and his Am­­basadors will present their music, for the first time, to the patrons of the west side. Adherents of Canadas’ “Edgewater Inn” are still singing the laudations of this band. So get in a dancing mood and attend this gay frolic at Verhovay, on February 7, at 9 P. M. Verhovay Social Club Br. 36, defeated their fraternity brothers of Wyandotte, Br. 435, in a bowling match, which was held on Sunday January 17, at West End Recreation. John Gallovich Publicity Agent ATTENTION ENGLISH BRANCHES! A few of the Branch Notices and News Items were received after our dead line. Those News Items and notices, that will still be current events, will be published in our next issue. Editort

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