Verhovayak Lapja, 1943. július-december (26. évfolyam, 26-53. szám)

1943-07-29 / 30. szám

A motion was made by Miss Emma E. Phillips and was •econded by Stephen Szabó that the delegates go on record •uggesting the election of Junior Officers in the following Depart­ments: Supreme Secretary's De­partment, Supreme Treasurer's Department, and the Supreme Auditor’s Department. These Junior Officers would alleviate the burden of the heads of these departments and take full charge of these departments should a long-termed illness prevent any of the heads of these depart­ments from attending to their duties. It was further recom­mended that these Junior Officers be members of the , younger generation. This motion was unanimously adopted by the delegates. A motion was made by Andrew Fay Fisher and was seconded by Joseph Gyuran that the. Board of Directors appoint or elect a capable individual to supervise the promotion of social activities and sport activities to promote fraternalism. This individual would work from the Home Office in cooperation With the District Organizers and the officers of all the Branches. Such promotions of social and sport activities would interest more and more young Americans in membership within our Organization. The following motion, dealing with the Junior Order, was made by Mrs. John Fulop and was seconded by Julius Kovach that our Association should issue a Hew kind of certificate by which the payee who is the beneficiary, Upon the death of the payor, the certificate would be paid. up. The payor would be required to take a medical examination at the time of the issuance of the certificate. Election of Delegates to toe Convention, The following candidates were nominated: John Sabo, Andrew Fay Fisher, Emma E. Phillips, Stephen Szabó, Louis Kiss, Julius Kovach. Those elected were: John Sabo, 12 votes. Andrew Fay Fisher, 12 votes. Emma E. Phillips, 9 votes. The alternate delegates are: Stephen Szabó, 7 votes. Julius Kovach, 5 votes. Louis Kiss, 3 votes. A motion was made and seconded by Miss Emma E. Phillips and Mrs. John Fulop, respectively, to pay Secretary Stephen Szabó $5.00 for his secretarial duties. The motion was passed unanimously. The delegates expressed their thanks to the, officers of the Hungarian Verhovay Home for the permission to use the Home for the meeting. Speeches were made by the elected delegates in which they promised to do all in their power lo achieve the best for the Ver­hovay Fraternal Insurance As­sociation. With this done, the meeting was adjourned by Chairman John Sabo. Signed: STEPHEN SZABÓ, Secretary, District XXXII. t STATEMENT ON LOANS AND LIENS SENIOR ORDER JUNE 30th, 1943 Balance June 1st, 1943............ $642,066 89 New Loans in Junei Principal ............ $1,005.00 Interest ............. 23.46 H. Charges ....... 1.00 Total Reinstated $1,029.46 $1,278.56 Total $644,374 91 Interest and handling charge .. 24 46 Payments ............ 3,120.97 Deceased —------ 2,059.50 Cash Surrender .......................... —.— Extended ..................................... 1,242.40 Adjustments ............................... 54.82 Total ........ imiimmHHimi $6,502.15 BALANCE: JUNE 30th, 1943 — $637,872.76 STATEMENT OF LOANS — JUVENILE ORDER ? JUNE 30th, 1943 BALANCE: June 30th, 1943 ......____________ $222.60 Pittsburgh, Pa., June 30, 1943. COLOMAN REVESZ, Auditor. AN insurance premium is tiny compared to the hole it may cover. Juvenile Order—Monthly Report i M* Ds.0 JUNE — 1943 New members ........................................................ 159 Reinstated from Lapsed ..................................... 86 Reinstated from Extended ______„_______:__- 2 Total ................................................. 247 Extended ................... 6 Lapsed ...... 212 Deceased .......................................... 4 Transferred to Senior Order ............. 55 277 Decrease .......................................... 30 Forwarded from last month .......................... 12,967 Total ............................................... 12,937 Total Extended members ................................... 14 Total Paid-Up members ...................................... 4 Total membership .......................... 12,955 EXTENDED MEMBERS: Branch 52. Juhasz Paul, — Extended insurance in force to Aug. 31, 1943. Branch 83. Walsh Barbara, — Extended insurance in force to June 30, 1959. Branch 83. Walsh William Jr. — Extended in­surance in force to Mar. 31, 1960. Branch 180. Salamon Joan M. — Extended in­surance in force to Mar. 31, 1960. Branch 217. Adam Arlene A. — Extended insurance in force to Mar. 31, 1945. Branch 361. Bandy Margaret A. — Extended in­surance in force to Aug. 31, 1959. The Lord of Life and Dea again visited the little Hungaris colony of Maynard, O. — ar took from our midst the belovt sister of the manager of th branch, who for twenty yea has been a member of Branch Mrs. Carl Chini, nee Eth Shadi (of 2734 E. 92nd Stree Cleveland, O.) passed on to hi eternal rest on July 3rd at tf Cleveland Polyclinic. Her deal resulted from a Cesarian opert tion which was performed c June 30, .and which, howeve did not succeed in saving he life. Her infant son, who we taken from her, was laid to re: in the Mount Calvary Cemeter; while the remains of the mothe were returned to the Watso Funeral Home in Maynard, C on July the 5th. The Hig Mass of Requiem was read b the Rev. Father Robert Brow on July 7th at 9:30 A. M. In ternment took place at Unio Cemetery in St. Clairsville, O. Mrs. Ethel Chini is survive­­by her husband, Charles Chin her mother Mrs. Clara Shad whose husband, the father of th­­deceased passed away eigh years ago, furthermore,' he sisters Mrs. Mary Matta o Cleveland, O., Julia Shad) Elisabeth Shadi, Mrs. Helei Sliva of Cleveland, O., Ros- Shadi and her one brothe Julius (Liggie) Shadi of May nard, O. Mrs. Ethel Chini was born a DEATH BENEFITS were paid for: Stephen Csernay, — died April 29, 1943. Age next birthday: 14 years. Amount paid: $300.00. Class: A—15c. Branch 85. Joseph Allen Mészáros, — died May 7, 1943. Age next birthday: 4 years. Amount paid: $100.00. Class: B—25c. Branch 482. Anna M. Illés, — died May 27, 1943. Age next birth­day: 16 years. Amount paid: $500.00 Class: B—25c. Branch 514. The following members were transferred to the Senior Order in June, 1943: Antal Charles L. Bankics Elmer Eugene Boldizsár John Csondor Elsie Del Cont Maria A. Farkas Priscilla Fejes Eleanore Földes Joseph Nicholas Geney Esther M. Greso Pearl Olga Hajri Helen Havel Henry Havrila Andrew Havrila Michael Hirsch Jeanne Hudacheck Margaret Jeso Emil Juhasz Stephen Karikas Dorothy Katona Irene Kecskes Irene Kelemen Ethel M. Kenna Edward Király Theresa Kocsis Dezső Kovács Olga Irene Kovák Mary Loosz Eleanor Martha Margli Irene Mihalik Viola Molnár Clara Eve Mrazik Barbara Naczi Claire Mary Naczi Edward Charles Nagy Ernest Nagy Helen Orosz William Pete Eszther Resko Stephen Jr. Semon Joseph Sije Paul Sladics Ernest A. Stefel Robert Szabó Joseph Szabó Sarah Szakszón Julian Szalay John Szalay Mary G. Szlavicsak John Jr. Toth Stephen Turcsak Bertalan Maynard, O. on August 21 1911. She received her educa­tion at the St. Stanislaus Schoo and her spiritual guidance ir the same church. She enterec into holy matrimony on August 30, 1941 with Carl Chini ol Bannock, O. On that day the church was overcrowded with well wishing friends who little knew that her earthly hap­­pinesss was destined to become such a short one. At the day of the Holy Mass the church again was filled to overflowing by all of her friends. She needed or needs no eulogy, her many friends gave a testimony of that fact. Her courage, her character and her loveliness at­­ti acted everyone and by her sudden death many were de­prived of the best and truest friend they ever had. Our only comfort is the assurance that she finds everlasting peace in the home of the Blessed ... Fraternally yours JULIUS SHADI, Mgr. of Branch 5. Uhrik Richard Lee Vagner Betty Zelei Michael Jr. JUNE — 1943 The following Juvenile Branches had a decrease in membership of 5 or more mem­bers. Branchi Location Decrease 25 Mt Hope, W. Va._____________ 7 45Cleveland, Ohio -------________ 5 52New Brunswick. N, J. __ ________ 5 83New York, N. Y.__________________ 5 132South Bend, Ind. __________________ 40 187Granite City, 111. _____________ 8 296Springdale, Pa. _. _______ _______ 5

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