Verhovayak Lapja, 1937. július-december (20. évfolyam, 27-53. szám)

1937-12-30 / 53. szám

PAGE 12 December 30, 1937« “LET’S GO SNOOPIN’ ON VERHOVAY AVENUE’’ IföhofírNokfgpjo— (Cont’d from proceeding page) Farkas Helen Mrs. 440-ik fiók, Port Reading, N. J. Fodor Louis Mrs .164-ik fiók, Chicago, 111. Fodor Marcella, 48S-!k fiók, Ravena, Ohio. Gallovich Marie, 388-ik fiók, Detroit, Mich. Gasparovich Frank Mrs. 482-ik fiók, Prenter, W. Va. Goydan J. Alexander 226-ik fiók, McKeesport, Pa. Gyöngyössy Stephen Jr. 376-ik fiók, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hodson Harry Mrs., 372-ik fiók Lorain, Ohio. Hornyák Mariska, 434-ik fiók, South Bend, Ind. Horváth Anna Miss, 490-ik fiók, Elkhart, Ind. Kapsandy Mary, 123-ik fiók, Battle Creek, Mich. Kapostasy Joseph, dlS-ik fiók, Fairport Harbor, Ohio Kish Elizabeth C., 430-ik fiók, Pittsburgh, Pa. Korosy Michael, 369-ik fiók, Alliance, Ohio. Kovács Lajos, 423-ik fiók, Pocahontas, Va. Lenart J. Julius, 395-ik fiók, McKeesport, Pa. Mersky Alexander, 356-ik fiók, Detroit, Mich. Molnár Andor, 15-ik fiók, Johnstown, Pa. Nagy Mary, 248-ik fiók, Glen Alum, W. Va. Nagy Michael Jr. 37-ik fiók, Chicago, III. Nemeth L. Joseph Jr. 434-ik fiók, South Bend, Ind. Olexo G. Steve, 347-ik fiók, Nettleton, Pa. Orosz Sándor, 14-ik fiók, Cleveland, Ohio. Palangi Margaret 453-ik fiók, Astoria, L. I. N. Y. Papp Juliska 36-ik fiók, Det­roit, Mich. Pastor Samuel, 96-ik fiók, Chicago, III. Puskás Gyula, 34-ik fiók, Pitts­burgh, Pa. Rabatin Andrew 34-ik fiók, Pittsburgh, Pa. Schall John, 479-ik fiók, Madi­son, III. Schiller Vilma, 215-ik fiók, Muskegon Heights, Mich. Shampton Mary, 362-ik fiók, Dayton, Ohio. Small Andrew Mrs. 164-ik fiók, Chicago, Itl| Sopronyi Irene, 447-ik fiók, Dayton, Ohio. Sütő B. Margaret, 106-ik fiók, Niles, Ohio. Szabó Joe, 396-ik fiók, Jacobs Creek, Pa. Szegedy Jolán, 285-ik fiók, Presto, Pa. Takach Rose, 171-ik fiók, Sharpsvitle, Pa. Taylor S. Joseph, 363-ik fiók, Buffalo, N. Y. Vékony Mary 474-ik fiók, Buffalo, N. Y. Veres Mariska, 363-ik fiók, Granite City, III. 458-ik fiók, Perth Amboy, N.J. TOO BAD! TOO BAD! It is entirely up to you. If you don’t want Double Indemnity Insurance you don’t ev,en have to say so. Just postpone adding our Double Indemnity clause to your membership certi­ficate. First of all, let me say that I was very deeply touched by the unexpected death of our beloved Verhovay mem­ber, Edward S, Horvath. I never saw him, but I know him very well through his fine articles — those very original, comic and brave satires about his “T.B. germs.*’ I don’t think that there are many of us would feel like joking about our ill­ness but Ed was a real troup­er, if there ever was one. I know that everyone will miss him. He will be sadly, missed very sadly indeed and long remembered by us all. I am glad that he had time to write his last article. It ought to be a treasure for everyone’s scibpbook. “Mystricky” sure was an “Xlent” article, I’d say. Whoever wrote that sure had a brainstorm! It was snazzy! Do you follow Stephen Szabo’s and William C. Ko­­hut’s articles? Good, aren’t they? What da’ ya’ mean, Phan­tom, that no one but I saw your column? If I’m not mistaken, several of our columnists commented on your column. “I’m snub­­bin’ you, tho’ because you promised me a letter, but to date I haven’t received any letters from the vicinity of West Virginia. I’ve receiv­ed letters from just about every State so far, except West Virginia and Virginia. How are your underpins by now, J.J. Horvath? Can you walk now? How did you like our Ra­dio Station KDKA? If you females from Cleveland saw as many good lookin’ male announcers as I did up there, then “you’ve got somethin’ there.” Aren’t they hand­some, gals? No, it isn’t what you im­plied, Joseph J. Horvath — when cupid “Mrs” (misses, maybe) me I’ll let you know with a bang! I believe Charley Young was about the first amateur Winchell for our Verhovay Journal. I’m glad to see you back, Charley. I, for one, missed your “scoops.” Miss Ann V. Biro sent me a lovely gift. (Ann is a na­tive Clevelander but is now living in New York.) I guess that she sent me the two “Big Apple” pins to wear when I ck> that great “Big Apple” dance. I did send Ann a letter thanking her for her thoughtfulness, but again I’ll say, “Thanks a Million” and “Once in a While”, “Please Keep me in your Dreams” and “When you get that Old Feelin”, please “Remember Me” and, look me up “Some of These Days.” Something tells me that our Buckeye State friends enjoyed their visit to the Keystone State. I think that J. J. Horvath likes the Pennsylvania girls. (Shhh!) Until the next time, stand by everyone. I’ll be back with a flash, and with more hash. Yours, Miss “Snooper” Vestrocy ■-----o-----­DEARBORN, MICH. BRANCH 429 Minutes of December Meeting The December meeting was called to order by the President, William G. Cseh. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap­proved. This being the fi­nal meeting of the year, the important business was tak­en care of first, which were the elections. After the reg­ular nominations, seconding of nominations and ballot­­ting were taken care of, the following elections resulted: for President, Steve Hor­vath, Jr.; for Vice-President, Mr. Joseph Greenwald; for Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Jo­lán Lucas; for Recording Secretary, Miss Mary Hor­vath; a suggestion was made by Mrs. Lucas that we have two Comptrollers instead of one, as it would aid the Sec­retary in collecting dues, so Mary Rakoczy and Mrs. Mary Horvath, Sr. were elected Comptrollers; Audi­tors, William G. Cseh and Cecelia Herman; Publicity Agent, Jolán Lucas; another suggestion made by Mrs. Lucas was made to the ef­fect that we elect an Enter­tainment Chairman and Vice- Chairman to take full charge of all entertainment and so­cial activities, and the re­sult of the elections were Elvira László and Jeannette Horvath. Joseph László, Jr. was appointed athletic di­rector for the boys, with the understanding that he would not be responsible for the mislaid basketball suits. The President-elect Steve Hor­vath, Jr. said he would be re­sponsible for collecting these suits and putting them in good shape. The girl’s ath­letic director will be Elvira László for the coming year. These two directors will also report sports news to the Verhovay Journal. The Sick Visitors will be members of the László Family, Mr. Jack Bores and Mrs. Mary Hor­vath. This concluded the elections for the year of 1938. The Treasurer made a re­port of the treasury balance as of December 1, which was $26.29. This balance being so small, suggestions were made to make it large with parties until a large enough sum has been raised to have an Anniversary Dance some time in January or Februry. The Entertainment Commit­tee will take charge of these activities. Regarding the basketball suits which were given in charge of Adolph Kuscar in 1935, arrangements were be­ing made to collect these suits, put them in order and have a basketball team for this season, if possible. The Girls’ Bowling Team challenged the Boys’ Bowl­ing Team to a game in the early part of the New Year, with the Boys giving each Girl a handicap of 50 points per game. The challenge was accepted by the boys, with a party at a White Tow­er Restaurant paid by the losers. With the conclusion of these matters, a motion was made that the meeting be adjourned. Respectfuly Submitted, Mary Horvath Recording Sec’y JUVENILE ORDER - MONTHLY REPORT NOVEMBER, 1937 Number of members on Nov. 30, 1937 .... 11,071 Increase 151 In November we had 373 new member* The following branches have taken up 50 or more new members from Jan. 1, to Nov. 30. Branch 36 at Detroit, Mich.......................... 166 new members Branch 121 at Buffalo, N. Y........................ 106 new members Branch 132 at South Bend, Ind. ......... 90 new members Branch 174 at Scranton, Pa............................ 90 new members Branch 164 at Chicago, 111............. 66 new members Branch 14 at Cleveland, Ohio .................. 65 new members Branch 369 at Alliance, Ohio ...................... 60 new members Branch 216 at Northampton, Pa................... 54 new members Branch 33 at Windber, Pa............................. 52 new members Branch 17 at Lorain. Ohio ....................... 51 new members In November we had 68 members reinstated, 214 members stricken from the membership list 75 members transferred to the Senior Order DEATH BENEFIT was paid for: Joseph Rickard Rigo, — died November 10, 1937. Age 3, at Lorain, Ohio, Amount paid: $75.00. Class B. Branch 17 The following members were transfered to the Senior Order in NOVEMBER, 1937 Arti, Veronica Babies, Alexander Balazs, Stephen Barath, Alexander Barath, Julia Baros, Olga Bene, Bela Boeskay, Jolán Bokor, Peter Brenner, Joseph Bucko, William Busits, Louis Czika, Stephen Jr. Danch, Louis Egyed, Frank Jr. Erdosy, Helen Fabian, Louis S. Fejti, Elizabeth Ferencz, Julianna Fulop, Margaret Geri, Anna Geri, John Gombos, Ernest Harman Maxine Horvath, Margaret Ivan, Olga Jaczko, László Jakab, Louis Jr. Janik, Frank Klamm, Emma Elsie Karafa, Joseph Jr, Karaszi, Irene Kardalos, Esther Kershner, Joseph Frank Kish, Albert Louis Koleszar, Helen Kolovitz, Kathryn Köteles, Irene Kovach, Michael Jr, Kovács, Joseph Jr. Kozora, Margaret Major, Bela Joseph Jtalik, Ignatz Marky, Irene Mate, Joseph Menyhért, Alexander Mozga, Rosalie Ondrey, John Ovardits, Mary Pachay, Mary Pacsi, Herman Jr. Pavlik, Frank Jr. Pay tok, William Pazak, John Pizsik, Irene Polanyi, Stephen Rabel, Michael Radakovits, Stephen Rikli, John Jr. Sandrey, Helen Seren csitz, Joseph Siska, Zoltán Somogyvari, George Szabó, Bela Szabó Stephen Szabó, Mary Szász, Frank Szénégető, Elizabeth Timko, Mary Joan Torok, Louis Toth, Ernest Újvári, Julia Vadasz, Anna Varga, John Zsidó, Margaret

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