Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1949 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 6 Verhovay Journal February 16, 1949 NEWS From The Field (Continued from page 5) MCKEESPORT, PA. Branch 395 ELECTIONS President Stephen Dobos, 1408 Hamilton Ave., Manager Helen W. Goydan, 722 Wiley Ave., telephone Mc-Keesport 20411, Recording Secretary MILWAUKEE, WIS. Mrs. Fred Stipkovits, 2526 Fifth Branch 428 Ave. Meetings are held on the fourth ELECTIONS Tuesday of each month, beginning Manager John Weger, 1213 N. at 9 p.m., at the Hungarian Re14th St., Milwaukee 5, Wis., Manformed Church hall, at corner of ager James Stark, 700 E. Russel 8th and Strawberry St. Ave., Milwaukee 7, Wis. HELEN W. GOYDAN, Mgr. JAMES STARK, Manager. ERIE, PA. WYANDOTTE, MICH. Branch 405 Branch 435 ELECTIONS ELECTIONS President Moses Teglassy, 1164 President James Lorencz, ManWest 20th St., Manager Margaret ager Mrs. Emma Lorencz, 1757^ Abahazi, 412 Plum St., Erie, Pa. Chestnut St. ' MARGARET ABAHAZI, Mgr. MRS. EMMA LORENCZ, Mgr. LEBANON, PA. Branch 485 ELECTIONS President Joseph Sebatian, R. 2, Manager Michael Black, 516 E. Weidman St. Meetings are held on the second Sunday of each month at the Manager’s home. MICHAEL BLACK, Manager. WINDSOR, O. Branch 487_ ELECTIONS President Albert Czomba, Man(Continued on page 7) ANNUAL STATEMENT JANUARY — DECEMBER, 1948 I. Balance from Prev. Month Monthly Dues ............................ Real Estate Income .................. Mortgage Loan Interest .......... Bond Interest .......................... Dividends on Stocks ................. Loan Interest ............................. Bank Interest ............................ Profit on Bends ........................ Miscellaneous Income .............. Dividends Returned .................. Amortization Increase .......... Hungarian Hall Income ........ Home Office Building Income Reserve Transfer .................... Handling Charges .................... Trust Deposits ............................ Total Income TOTAL ........ Death Claims ........................................... Matured Endowments ..................................... Cash Surrenders .....................................£.... Home Office Building Disb........................ Hungarian Hall ^Disb...................................... Premium Reserves ....................................... Investment Expense ....................................... Loss on Bonds ................................................ Miscellaneous Expense ................................. Amortization Decrease ................................ Depreciation of H.O. Bldg............................ Reserve Transfer ......................................... Sickness and Accident Claims .................. Permanent Disability Claims ............................. Loss on Sale of Real Estate ............................. Paid Trust Deposits ............................................. District Sessions ........,....................................... Donations Account ............................................. American Hungarian Federation ..................... Yerhovay Fund ...................................................... Convention ............................................................... Sport Fund ............................................................. Over 1% Income to Expense Fund ................. Commissions and Fees ...................................... Field Supervisors’ Salaries ................................. Inspections of Risks ............................................. 1949 Bowling Tournament ................................... Medical Examinations .......................................... Employees’ Salaries .............................................. Salaries, Officers and Trustees ......................... Bureau and Ass’n Dues and Assessments ... Travel and Other Expenses .............................. For Collection of Dues ...................................... Insurance Dept. Fees ........................................ Rent ......................................................................... General Office Main. Expense .......................... Insurance ................................................................... Advertising, Printing, Stationery .................... Postage, Telephone, Telegraph........................... Depreciation of Machinery .............................. Official Publication .............................................. Books, Newspapers, Periodicals ..................... Legal Expenses ...................................................... Fruniture and Fixtures .................................. Actuary ................................................................... Social Security Federal Tax ............................ States Unemployment Tax .....„........................ TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ...................... ...y-Mortuary Fund 7,963,286.70 Disability Fund 409,038.56 Trust Fund 106,331.00 Junior O. Fund 675,817.85 Expense Fund 11,060.44 12,822.05 II. INCOME 835,251.65 182,030.05 533.26 .— 2.036.95 .— 201,835.06 1,580.35 17,730.16 615.61 5,889.21 1,671.11 3.62 1,311.05 649.03 36.515.00 23.410.00 2,070.44 90.40 5.61 181,854.40 292,543.31 7.23 36,280.40 18,471.58 188.24 70.02 265.90 1,025.82 2,776.15 1,129,032,06 194,852.10 38,454.08 200,850.14 296,345.28 9,092,318.76 603,890.66 144,785.08 III. DISBURSEMENTS 367,684.75 7 — 33.500.00 53,977.04 18,322.88 703.91 4,475.41 24,436.90 4,394.50 4,811.75 2,652.00 1,11400 146,421 2,630 38 67 291 51.62 BALANCE ....................... 515,010.76 8,577,308.00 11140 43,442.98 1,006.21 00 876,667.99 2,085.00 307,405.72 897.23 4,981.84 2,732.26 1,108.16 401.14 23,410.00 13,224.27 441.00 5,500.00 7,094.60 977.76 30.00 615.20 2,118.21 2,118.21 20.00 1.475.00 26,131.02 19.200.00 324.65 324.02 6.852.00 59,657.35 28.980.00 798.71 14,607.72 54,374.93 2,739.41 12.568.00 5,122.77 8.824.79 14,692.52 4.438.79 7.6S8.45 13,684.68 434.00 2.106.00 4,086.94 5,900.00 2,598.93 721.14 150,757.05 453,133.61 44,560.59 100,224.49 61,956.03 304,100.67 TOTAL 9,165,534.55 1,491,679.41 533 26 2,036.95 235,199.13 1,580.35 17.918.40 706.01 5,894.82 2,696.93 3.62 1,388.30 649.03 36.515.00 23.410.00 3,042.05 36.280.40 1,859,533.66 11,025,068.21 370,666.98 33.509.00 58.958.88 18.322.88 703.91 2,732.26 4.475.41 25,545.06 1.114.00 4,907.04 4,811.75 23.410.00 146,421.38 2,930.67 2.652.00 43,442.98 30.00 615.20 2,118.21 2,118.21 20.00 1.475.00 L00G.21 39,355.29 19.200.00 324.65 324,02 7.584.00 65,157.35 28.980.00 798.71 14,607.72 61,469.53 2.739.41 12.568.00 5,122.77 8.824.79 15,670.28 4.438.79 7,658.45 13,684.68 434.00 2,157.62 4,086.94 5.900.00 2,598.93 721.14 814,711.96 3,305.05 1.076.385.10 9.948.683.11 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditor
