Verhovayak Lapja, 1943. január-június (26. évfolyam, 1-25. szám)

1943-04-29 / 17. szám

Page 12 April 29, 1943 gults of the accursed Habsburg reign and for this reason the Board feels called-upon to ob­ject most strenuously against all such inten­tions which have as their aim, the return of the Habsburgs to the throne. When the Board brings this resolution, at the same time they request the American Hungarian Federation to assume a similar attitude. 69.) The Board announces that they deem it necessary and desirable to retain con­tact with the Verhovay brothers serving our Country in the various military camps but especially in the many and scattered battle­fields in all parts of the World and the ac­complishment of this they think to carry-out In the form of camp letters if it can be done. 70. ) The Board orders the purchase of a service flag for the Home Office. 71. ) The Board decides that the Associa­tion should assemble the photographs of all our soldier members in an album. 72. ) Before the closing of the Board meeting, Joseph^ Szalay and James Siket greet Supreme President Joseph Darago cordially on the occasion of his “Name Day” and tender him the “Joseph Day” mail which con­tains the application forms of new members. Joseph Darago gives touching thanks for this gift, for to him it is the most welcome for it means the progress of our Association. He also expresses his thanks to those who planned the gift and thanks all for their good wishes.-------Verhovayak Lapja-------74.) Supreme President Joseph Darago thanks the members of the Board for their attention and asks them for their continued enthusiastic work for the benefit of our As­sociation and closes the meeting at 6 o’clock in the evening. JOSEPH DARAGO, President JOSEPH SZALAY, Vice Pres. JOHN P. KELEMEN, STEPHEN LANG, MOSES CSÖMÖR, Dr. JOSEPH PRINCE, FRANK BROGLEY, Directors JOHN BENCZE, Recording Secretary ALBERT B. ARI, Vice Pres. ANDREW DOBOS, Jr. BERT KUN JULIUS MACKER, EMERY SIKET, LOUIS VIZI, Directors ♦ SPORT PAGE ♦ MILWAUKEE, WIS. Branch 475, people attended the Red Cross banquet and dance, which turned out to be a huge success. We bowled our last game of B»e season on March 15th. We received our money and honors at the Bowlers’ Banquet, held on March 25th. The Ver­hovay two ladies’ team bawled lit Kissners Alleys. We entered with a ten team league, with a 890 average; we did not have that when we entered, but the girls were unafraid. They bowled every Monday, their pretty brown uniforms, with the name — Verhovay, Br. 475. Mil. — printed boldly on the back of their uniform. The Word VERHOVAY was very Well known for what it stood for. After the banquet the girls, in K group, went to the Red Cross Quarters and donated blood for WEEK OF MARCH 1st. Team 1 Total Mary Sinitz167 165 146 478 S. Neuenfeldt138 128 193 459 M. Krasovec140 142 119 401 H. Newman129 141206 476 Ruth Koeske147 148 182 477 Total 721 724 846 2291 Team 2 Total M. Behrendt135 118 177 430 Ella Pickens130 132 127 389 R. Zauner 146 109 115 370 J. Fejes 146 119 81 346 L. Wickman116 141 125 382 Total 667 619 625 1917 Fraternally yours, theBlood Bank. Five hundred MRS.MARY SINITZ Hdcp. BRANCH 342, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Total Kitty 58 Neu _ -_____ 5—3—3 124 166 181 471 33/25 16Sebastian - .341 181 148 179 508 16 51 Dhondt .. 5—5—3 134 135 155 424 26/25 24 De Mild............ 2—1—5 183 187 139 509 24 58 Igyarto_____ 3—4—4 156 160 145 461 33/25 ■ \Total 778 796 799 2373 Br.130, East Chicago, Ind. Total Budapest Tavern Total Stasko_— 168 173 164 505Steve A. 159 165 195 519 Kovach__134 153 161 448Arandacky 181 128 124 433 Markert.157 126 196 479Sabo 125 164 161 450 Clark 178 258 129 565Daltovich Kokandy 201 139 151 491(dummy) 131 168 165 464 Frank 141 144 144 439 Total 838 849 801 2488 Total 737 766 789 2292 CALUMETLEAGUE APRIL8th Won 1 — Lost 2. C. I. O. Total Newcom 178 188 158 524 Evans 152207 223 582Verhovay Greens Total Sabo 177 150 156 483Stasko 137 180 150 467 Bostonich 204 181 185 570Kovach 156 147 159 462 Smith 196 154 194 544Markert 146 155 154 455 Clark 149 159 163 501 Total 907 880 916 2703 Kokandy 190 177 161 528 Won 3— Lost 0. Total 778 848 787 2413 Verhova jrWhite Total Won 2— Lost 1. Vincze 147 127 158 432 Ackerman 185 206 199 590 APRIL 1st Bodnar 151 169 171 491 Fabian 173 155 188 516Verhovay Green Total Szakacs 127 144 137 408Stasko 148 138 191 477 Kovach 139 141 161 441 i Total 783 601 853 2437 Markert 147 122 172 441 Won 0— Lost 3. Clark 154 171 172 497 Kokundy 221 162 191 574 CALUMET MERCHANTS LEAGUE Total 809 734887 2430 APRIL9th Won 3 — Lost0. Kotzan Total Handicap 34 34 34 Hotajter 186 156 169 511 Kotzan Sub132 106 131 369 Total 812815 769 Fodor Sub 135 168 168 471 Falusi 164 159 151 474Won 1 — Lost 2. Patchman 136 145 162 443 SPORTS Total 753 734 781 2268 MARCH30th Won 9 — Lost 3. Verhovay Br. 20 Total Fraternally Centnar 192 190 147 529 Blind 149 149 149 447 NICK PALLA, Gyure 151 141 181 473 Br.130 Vendely- 165 152 147 464 East Chicago ■ V----­, Indiana. Walters 179 146 155 480 INDUSTRIALLEAGUE Sub Total 836 778 779 2383 MARCH9th Handicap 6 6 6 Verhovay Br. 20 Total Total 842 784 785 Centnar 166 182 152 500 Blind 149 149 149 447Won 1 — Lost 2. Gyure 129 151 137 417 Vendely 157 174 180 511Educational Supply Co. Total Walters 214 162 219 595Zehe 169 136 161 466 O. Haifa 119 164 155 438 Sub Total 815 818 837 2470 Loomis 151 167 151 469 Babcock 181 156 181 518 Handicap 6 6 6 E. Haifa 154 154 188 496' Total 821 824 843 Sub Total 774 777 836 2387 Won 1 —Lost 2. Handicap 31 31 31 Jim and Arts Total Total 805 808 867 Anderson, Sr193 159 113 465 Rothauser 145 153247 545Won 2 — Lost 1. Anderson, Jr. 153 166 210 529 Wright 153 144 151 448 APRIL2nd. Sonnie 210 161 129 500Verhovay Br. 20 Total Centnar 176 170 198 544 Sub Total854 783 850 2487 Sutch 159 139 126 424 Handicap 39 39 39 Gyure 202 153 170 525 Vendely 187 204 167 558 Total 893 822 889 Walters 172 163 151 486 Won 2 —Lost 1. Sub Total 896 829812 2537 MARCH16th Handicap 6 6 6 Total 902 835 818 Verhovay Br. 20 Total Centnar 158 148 179 485 Won 2 -- Lost 1. Gyure 141 158 151 450 Sutch 210 146 155 511Hughs Jewelry Total Vendely 152 146 198 496Daly 110 179 157 446 Walters 147 155 136 438Mackey 175 133 162 470 Pocza 189 155 176 520 Sub Total 808 753 819 2380 Fr. Joe 124 177 198 499 Wuman 168 165200 533 Handicap 6 6 S Total 766 809 893 2468 Total 814 759 825 Won 1 —Lost 2. Won 2 —Lost 1. Fraternally, P. O. C. Beers Total s.SZUCS, Shattuck 120 149 126 395 Fairport,Harbor, Ohio. Condon 164 163 156 483 APRIL 3rd Linton 165 154 125 444 Hathaway 140 151 160 451Br. 342, Chicago, III. Total Flynn 189 164 168 521John O. 179 119 103 401 Frank L.164 119 119 402 Sub Total 778 781 735 2294Tony L. 122 136 131 389 Szepi 103 160 114 377 Sabo 154 124 146 424 Total 722 658 613 1993 Won 0 —Lost 3. Br. 130, EastChicago, Ind. \ Total Szakacs 179 118 175 472 Arendazky 154 159 164 477 Bodnar 162 131 188 481 Falasi 134 165 171 470 Patchman 162 189 166 577 Total 791 762 864 2477 Won 3 —Lost 0. ------------v-----------­VERHOVAY SPORT PAGE c/o Verhovay Journal Dear Editor: I notice that you publish only “Bowling Scores”. Doesn’t Ver­hovay have any baseball or football teams? If not, let’s have a baseball team — in fact, every branch have one. Fraternally, A “Let’s Have a Baseball Team” Fan, JOE CSIKÓS, Age 13 Br. 91, Akron, Ohio. ''These Bonds,” said a milk­man in Rye, J "Will win us control of the sky. And I’m happy to know That a tenth of my dough Will help blast the Axis sky-high!” W Skim ten percent off your lag pay ©very week—for War Savings Bonds or Stamps. Don’t leave it to the other fellow. This is everybody’» íjgÉsI^ war! U. S. Treatury Department.

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