Verhovayak Lapja, 1945 (28. évfolyam, 1-52. szám)

1945 / Verhovay Journal

-----------------------------Verhov ay Journal___________________

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR 1944

February 14, 1945

I. Balance from Prev. Year

Mortuary Fund Disability Fund Trust Fund Junior Order Expense Fund Total

5,356,400.95______279.901.24_______78,627.06______275,494.86 5,135.85 5,905,559.96

II. INCOME

Monthly Dues ____________

Real Estate Income_______

Interest on Mortgage_______

Bond Interest _____________

Dividend on Stocks_______

Loan Interest _____________

Bank Interest __________:__

Amortization Increase___

Miscellaneous Income ______

Profit on Bonds _________

Transfer Account __________

Sale of Lodge Supplies_____

Handling Charges ________

Trust Deposits ____________

Home Office Building Income

Total Income___________

TOTAL ________________

Death Claims __________________

Matured Endowments ___________

Perm. Disability Claims_________

Sickness and Accident Claims___

Cash Surrenders ________________

Bi vidends ______________________

Investment Expense _____________

Loss on Bonds _________________

Miscellaneous Expense___________

Amortization Decrease __________

Paid Trust Deposits_____________

Transfer Account _______.______

Home Office Building A/C --------Donations ---------------------------------Commissions and Fees ---------------Inspection of Risks -------------------Medical Examiners ______________

Salaries of Employees ___________

Salaries of Officers _____________

Traveling and Other Expenses __

For Collection of Dues __________

Insurance Department Fees ______

Rent ---------------------------------------General Office Maintenance______

Advertising, Printing and Stationery

Postage. Telegraph. Telephone------Legal Expenses _________________

Official Publication _____________

Furniture .and Fixtures __________

Actuary ________________________

Social Security Tax _____________

Unemp. State Tax_______________

Expenses for Dist. Session _______

Convention _____________________

Total Disbursements _______1.

BALANCE ______________

640,915.20

140,509

2,480.39

4,955.67

162,088.50

9,958

1,069.75

20,399.66

769.16

1,757.31

4,952.26

46,329.26

1.171.00

11,780.42 .—

909,207.49_______150,467.90

6,265,608.44 430,369.14

103,497.99

1,960.54

9,038.12

88.61

9.61

62.56

148.39

1,724.01

1,632.86

31.85

37,704.36

41,540.08 114,358.82

120,167.14 389,853.68

265,390.01

1,153,312.28

2,480.30

4,955.67

644.35

183,690.33

1,069.75

20,409.27

857.77

1,968.26

2,521.00

7,473.26

49,686.13

11,710.00

3.00

3.00

820.66

852.51

37,704.36

11.780.42

269,379.02

1,487,953.31

274,514.87 7,483,513.27

III. DISBURSEMENTS

305,058.76 .—

2,000.00 ----------------4,300.00------123,178.23

10,043.24 ------12.30 .—

5,115.04 .—

28,956.76 .—

6,958.64

13,034.27

373.00

5,600.00

500.00

470.50

5,745.87

2,521.00

82.65

337.68

30,732.77

11,710.00----------------.—

21,630.08

1,876.00

1,551.20

371,179.01 127,851.23_______33,336.42______49,421.33

5,894,429.43 302.517.91 86,830.72 340,432.35

4,056.64

314.715.40

2,000.00

4,800.00------.---123,178.23

10,513.74

5,758.17

5,115.04-----------28,956.76

2,521.00------.—

7,378.97

30,732.77

11,710.00

13,034.27

13,873.36

13,873.36

76,803.32

98,433.40

188.00

188.00

10,092.00

12.341.00

41,147.09

41,147.09

19,199.94

19,199.94

12,316.51

12,316.51

30,885.60

30,885.60

498.00

498.00

6,618.00

6,618.00

7,188.07

7,188.07

11,737.48

13,288.68

3,595.67

3,595.67

1,540.00

1,540.00

19,413.10

19,413.10

700.36

700.36

3,958.85

3,958.85

1,611.98

1,611.98

1,241.90

1,241.90

17.00

17.00

10.00

10.00

266,692.87

848.480.86

7,822.00

6,632.032.41

EMMA E. PHILLIPS, Deputy Auditor

SMILES

— This banana is very small.

— Yes, six-.

— And it is also rotten.

— Perhaps it is just as well, then, that is small.

Sign in restaurant: If the steak is too tough for you, get put. This is no place for a weakling.

— Yes, I am a self-made man, — boasted the magnate.

The quiet gentleman in the clerical collar looked at him reflectively.

Six-,—he replied,—you relieve the Lord of a great responsibility.

— Why do snowflakes dance?

— I don't know, unless they are practising for the snow baU.

Distribution of Assets According to Funds

Senior Order Trust Fund Junior Order Total

—■ Do you ever knock on wood?

— Oh, yes, Constantly.

— Then you’re superstitious!

— No, I’m a carpenter.

—So you worked your way through college. Your parents must be proud of you.

— Not so very. They’re the ones I worked.

Real Estate ......

Mortgage .........

Loans and Liens

Bond A/C .........

Stock A/C .........

Ref. Checks.......

Check A/C .......

Savings A/C ....

Part. Cert............

TOTAL: .....

104,879.62------.---63,611.24

546,767.12

5,231,842.6168,105.69

31,900.12----------242.02

157,171.215,934.47

67,009.0012,790.56

1,346.40

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6,204,769.34 86,830.72

104,879.62

63.611.24

246.97

547,014.09

331,962.57

5,631,910.87

31,900.12

242.02

8,222.81

171,328.49

79,799.56

1,346.40

340,432.35

6,632,032.41

— So the bride’s mother wept at the wedding?

— Yes, the cops ari-ested the old man for carrying a gun.

Pittsburgh, Pa., 1944 December 31.

EMMA E. PHILLIPS. Deputy Auditor.