Verhovayak Lapja, 1940. január-június (23. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1940-02-15 / 7. szám

February 15, 1940. Important Notirr! Notice has reached us that for some inexplicable and incomprehensible reasons, due to changes brought about by the election of new Branch Officers, the former Branch Officers (Secretaries and Man­agers) will not surrender printed matter, books, do­cuments and other articles constituting the property of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association, to which the Officers succeeding them are entitled or rather, which the new Officers need. 1 request and caution first of all, those ex­officers who for some unaccountable reason hesitate to surrender Verhovay printed matter and other ne­cessary documents to the Officers succeeding them, not to lay themselves open to censure resulting from this matter. Please turn over everything which they know is not theirs, to their lawful successors and not to create obstacles in the functioning of our Association by their behaviour and not to cause un­necessary expenses for the Verhovay General Treas­ury. In the second place, I request the new Officers that, in the event that their predecessors do not sur­render to them the above enumerated Verhovay pro­perties, kindly report this matter to the Home Office at once. Fraternally yours, JOSEPH DARAGO, Supreme President. BRANCH 434, NOTICE Our Branch holds meet­ing every FIRST MONDAY of the month at seven (7) o’clock at the Verhovay Home, 1024 West Indiana Avenue. But for those who are un­able to attend our meet­ings, I will gladly accept monthly dues for Verhovay, every Friday and Saturday evenings, from 7 o’clock until 9 o’clock, up until the 20th of each month, at the Verhovay home. For any other informa­tion, members may reach me at my residence, 515 West Washington Avenue or Tele­phone 3-5328. Fraternally yours, Mrs. Wendell Lukács, Sec’y-Treas. of Br. 434.---------------O-------------­BRANCH 412, Flint, Mich. As you know all or any monthly dues are payable from the 1st of every month to its 20th. You are here urged to pay dues early, before or not later than the 15th of the month, so that I may be able to make out the monthly report in time and send in the money before the 20th of the month. Your cooperation will be highly appreciated. Fraternally yours JOHN KREMPLE, Branch Mgr. of 412.--------------O-------------­BRANCH 366 PLANS ENTERTAINMENTS-o-Branch 366 of Cleveland, Ohio will hold a fish fry on February 23rd at the Verho­vay Hall, 8637 Buckeye Road. Dinner will be served from 6 p. m. * * * On March 7th beginning at 8 p. m. 366 will hold a card party. There will be entertain­ment, refreshments, door and table prizes. Fraternally yours, JOSEPH J. HORVATH, President Branch 366. BRANCH 336 of Harrisburg, Pa. An­nounces Skating Parties The Verhovay Baseball Club, Branch 336, will hold roller skating parties at Hagy’s Skating Rink, the dates of which will be Feb­ruary 11th and 25th and March 10th and 24th, all at 2 p. m. The admission is 25 cents and tickets may be secured at the new Verhovay Home located at 510 S. Camaren Street, Harrisburg. Further information may be secured at the same ad­dress.--------------O-------------­BRANCH 394, New York, N. Y. Branch 394 now holds its meetings every second and fourth Monday of the month at its new headquarters, Austrian Hall, 82nd Street near 2nd Avenue. Fraternally yours, DAVIS DOBOSY, “CAN YOU TAKE IT?’* BRANCH 434 Verhovayak Lapja Dear Editor: As this is the first time I ever attempted to write a column, I am informing you that I am only an amateur. Please do not criticize this column and I hope that it will appear in the Journal. The reason I am writing this letter is to protest that one-half of the club members seem to possess airs of superiority, which I feel is not right. This is written in a friendly gesture and not the outcome of a grudge; hence it is not my intention to hurt the feel­ings of anybody. * * * “Kis Sári”: I am sorry to hear that your mother is ill and am wishing her speedy recovery. Why don’t you write into the Journal about the delegates’ going to Granite City. Frank Hoffer is quite a se­­renader these days, as witnessed at the baby contest in the seren­ading of Ann Vargo. Someone recently changed his name. Why? Joe Hoffer and Margie are making wedding plans. Here is poor little me alone. Ethel Vargo: Why not make your boy friend a member of the Verhovay? That’s all now, folks. I’ll see you again next month (I hope). THE SAINT. Page 1! Where the West Begins Out where the handclasp’s a little stronger, Out where the smile dwells a little longer, That’s where the West begins. Where there’s more of singing and less of sighing. Where there’s more of giving and less of buying, And a man makes friends without half trying. That’s where the West begins. About one half of the world’s supply of chromium is used in metal alloys, 40 per cent in heat resisting bricks and other refractories and ten per cent in plating, dyes and pigments. A combination voltage reg­ulator and volt meter that can be held in the palm of a hand has been invented to enable photographers to use photograph enlargers at rated voltages in dark rooms. BRIGHTEN YOUR WARDROBES With Gay Young Clothes 3l*f3 SIZtS IS.-J2.0 Style No. 3143 is designed for sizes 12. 14, 16, 18 and 20. Style No. 3082 is designed for one size, adaptable to any head­size. Style No. 3140 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 36, 38 and 40. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c), for EACH PATTERN SPRING FASHION MAGAZINE 10 cents extra. Address Fashion Bureau Verhovayak Lapja 121 West 19th Street, New York, N. Y. STARS ON PARADE By TONI ROSSETT C~S/THE GLAMOUR GIRL OF THE FUCKERS, WHOSE REAL NAME IS JANE PETERS, HAS THE MOST CONSISTENT AND STABLE CAREER. KNOWN TO US. BUT HER GLAMOUR IS NOT MAGIC, FOR COURAGE ALSO NELRS FORM THE REAL MAKEUP OF THIS BEAMFUtLlLL ACTRESS. AT THE BEGINNING OF HER CARREER SHE WAS SCARRED HORRIBLY IN AN AUTO CRASH — UNDISMAYED, SHE UNDERWENT SURGICAL OPERATIONS WHICH RESTORED HER BEAUTY. Frances Farmer (l/vdy % ,, RIGHT INTO HOLLYWOOD, AND STAR­DOM STRODE THIS PRETTY REBEL. AFTER ONLY TWO PICTURES SHE IS ACCEPTED BY CINEMAVILLE as a CELEBRITY-----BUT, SHE DEFIES CONVENTION —SHE DRIVES AN OLD FADED GREEN CAR DRESSES IN OLD slacks and has only one evening GOWN -TO THE OBJECTING DIRECTORS SHE SAVS,"THE CAR SUITS MY NEEDS BESIDES IM SAVING MONEY/

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