Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1949 / Verhovay Journal

PAGE 4 Verhovay Journal May 18, 1949 Verhovay Journal Journal of the Verhovav Fraternal Insurance Ass’n. OFFICE OF PUBLICATION 7907 West Jefferson Ave.___________Detroit 17, Mich. PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association Managing Editor: JOHN BENCZE Editor: JOHN SABO Editor’s Office: 436—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. Telephone: COurt 3454 or 3455 All articles and changes of address should be sent to the VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 436—442 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: United States and Canada ....................................................... $1.00 a year Foreign Countries ..........................................................-................ $1.50 a year Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Detroit, Michigan under the Act of March 3, 1879. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE VERHOVAY F. I. ASSOCIATION announce with profound sorrow the death of FRANK VEREB Acknowledged Member of the Association and a former Officer of Branch 13, Trenton, N.J., on Thursday, April 21, 1949, at the age of 63. The Board of Directors, paying final tribute to the memory of our Acknowledged Fellow-Member, convey on behalf of the membership of the Verhovay F. I. Association their deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Fraternal Week Program Makes Hit In Pittsburgh — 500 Attend Celebration In North Side Carnegie Library. — About five hundred people attended the United Fraternal Week Celebra­tion sponsored by the Fraternal Societies of Greater Pittsburgh, in the audi­torium of the North Side Carnegie Library on Wednesday, May 4th, 1949.' The audience included most of the officers and many members of the 24 ■fraternals affiliated with this society. The various features of the excellent program were contributed by several of the participating societies. Verhovay sponsored the appearance of Augustus Kregecz, noted young violinist, who rendered Hubay’s ‘Kék Nefelejts’ and ‘Hullámzó Balaton’, accompanied on the piano by Miss Marjorie Simonds. Musical features included vocal selections by Ann Pekich, sponsored by the Serb National Federation, accompanied by Ella L. Brock, the Choir of St. Mary’s Orthodox Church of McKeesport, con­ducted by director John Payze, sponsored by the United Russian Orthodox Brotherhood of America, the Duchnovich Choir, conducted by Prof. George Pauley, director, sponsored by the Greek Catholic Union of America, and the famous Duquesne University Tamburitzans, conducted by Prof. Matt L. Gouze, director, sponsored by the Croatian Fraternal Union of America, whose per­formance at the conclusion of the program brought the house down. Speakers were program chairman John Eibeck, President of the Catholic Knights of St. George, who opened the program and announced the various features; the representative of the Mayor’s office who extended to the as­sembled fraternalists the good wishes of the City of Pittsburgh; the Hon. Henry X. O’Brien whose theme was Americanism as the motivating force in fraternalism; and Samuel H. Hadley, Supreme President of the Protected Home Circle, of Sharon, Pa., who gave a heart-to-heart talk on the import­ance of practicing fraternalism. Each feature was met with enthusiastic response by the audience whose often endless applause expressed wholehearted approval not only of the pro­gram but also of the great work done by the fraternal societies. Verhovay’s National Secretary, Coloman Revesz, is President, George Lesko, President of the United Russian Orthodox Brotherhood of America, Vice-President, Joseph J. Porta, Secretary of the Catholic Knights of St. George, Secretary, and Michael Vargovich, President of the First Catholic Slovak Union, Treasurer of the Fraternal Societies Of Greater Pittsburgh, who, encouraged by the enthusiastic response to Pittsburgh’s Fraternal Week Observance, instantly decided to make next year’s Fraternal Week celebration •n even more elaborate affair. Birthday Gifts To Crippled Children’s Fund $1.00 DONATIONS RECEIVED IN FEBRUARY Stephen Szurovecz, 317 Fawell Ave., Br. 157, Waukegan, 111. Paul Acs, East Orange, N.J., Br. 70. Joe Hutkai, Tiltonsville, O., Br. 564. Chas. Angel, 90 W. Blackwell St., Dovers, N.J., Br. 317. Mrs. Louis Mendreke, 1426 Okla­homa, Flint, Mich., Br. 214. I. Marcus, Manager, Br. 530, East Pittsburgh, Pa. Pillizzari Giovanni, Jerome, Pa., Br. 520. Margaret J. Katrincsak, 236 W. 8th, West Homestead, Pa., Br. 430. Julius Hubai, 421 Beatrice Ave., Johnstown, Pa., Br. 8. Geo. Timko, New York, Br. 48 (35). Elizabeth Pécsi, 14611 Lake, Lake­­wood, O., Br. 45. George Tyillian, Sr., Pierce Ave., Br. 171, Sharpesville, Pa. Louis Toth, Box 207, Filbert, W. Va., Br. 208. Joseph Brassai, 2207 West 67, Br. 45, Cleveland, O. Mrs. Frank Julia B., Helen R. Bo­­har, Adah, Pa. John Vivőd, 2628 E. th St., Br. 187, Granite City, 111. Mr., Mrs. Toni Gareffa, Roda, Va., Br. 334. John Antal, 454 Penn St., Gary, Ind., Br. 282. Mrs. Charles Miklós, Gladwin, Mich., Br. 96. Rozalie Nemeth, 4316 — 2nd St., N.W. Washington, D.C., Br. 40. Paul Kollath, Benton Harbor, Mich,. Br. 114. Joseph Nays, 1011 W. 36th PI., Los Angeles, Calif., Br. 525. Mrs. Andrew Baoletti, R.D. 1,; Box 131A., Wantagh, N.Y., Br. 135. George Hame^ski, 1291 State St„ New Haven, Conn. Michael Kopik, 911 Walnut St., Br. 70, Newark, N.J. Stephen Szep, 24 Fournier St., East Pattterson, N.J., Br. 87. Mrs. Joseph Segarra, 110 Main St.„ Franklin, N.J., Br. 9. Lester Kiss, 415 So. 9th St., Ne­wark, N.J., Br. 449 (145). Mr., Mrs. Joseph Gyenes, Manville, N. J., Br. 292. Mrs. L. Makas, 411 Warburtton Ave., Hastings on Hudson, Br. 175. C.' J. Igyarto, 526 N. Harding Ave., Br. 342, Chicago, 111. Andrew Orbassy, 1330 Ell. PL, Gary, Ind. Helen E. Sabo, P.O. Box 336, Do­nora, Pa., Br. 119. G. Stefurovsky, Manager, Br. 277, Pittsburgh, Pa. Steven J. Toth, 812 Arrowhead Ave., San Bernardino, Calif., Br. 527. Michael Jakab, Manager, Br. 163, McKees Rocks, Pa. Mrs. S. Paul, Hartford, Conn. Andy S. Kovach, 324 Strand St., Norfolk, Va. Angeline Nays, 1011 West 36th PL, Los Angeles, Calif. Frank Nagy, Manager, ,Br. 100, Divernon, 111. Joseph Saghy, Brownsville, Pa., Br. 43. Walter Schissler, 12025 Lowe Ave., Br. 96, Chicago, 111. Mrs. Daniel Geczi, 112 W. 11th, Homestead, Pa., Br. 89. Michael Nemeth, ‘ Plum St., New Brunswick, N.J. Charles Gerus, 35 Bond St., Niles, O. , Br. 106. Emery Kiss, 1291 State St., New Haven, Conn. Charles L. Kontz, Jr., Lynch, Ky., Br. 310. Michael Hubai, 421 Beatrice St., Johnstown, Pa., Br. 8. Mrs. Mary Vujosky, 317 — 7th Ave., New Brunswick. John Lukach, Freeburn, Ky., Br. 213. Mrs. Melvin P. Clark. R.D. 1, Tria­­delphia, W. Va., Br. 324. Miss Betty Sándor, 167 Farmer St., Br. 383, Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Magdalena Polk, 122 Berlin Road, Huron, O., Br. 17. Elizabeth Grega, Clarksburg, West Virginia. John Grega, Claarksburg, W. Va. Anthony J. King, 12024 Yale Ave., Chicago, 111., Br. 96. Gazella Kunczt, 840 N. 6th St., Br. 40, Martins Ferry, O. Steve Topoly, 217 Woodford, Ely­ria, O. Susie Pastor, Box 635, Terrace, Pa, John Zajac, 1223 W. 20th St., Erie, Pa. Stumphauzer Mrs. Joseph, Long Rd., Avon, O., Br. 17. Mike Varga, Tunkhannock, Pa., Br. 174. Joseph Zoldey, R.D. 2, Stoystown, Pa., Br. 415. Michael Palculics, Richeyville, Pa., Br. 399. Michael Nagy, Sr., 282 Easton St., Depew, N.Y., Br. 290. Daniel Matto, Manager, Br. 16, Star Junction, Pa. Mrs. Alex Sabo, Pocahontas, Va., Br. 23. Mrs. Frank Esküt, Sr., Pocahon­tas, Va., Br. 23. John J. Vargo, Pageton, W. Va., Br. 248. Mrs. Nick Grbac, North Fork, W. Va., Br. 213. Mrs. Harry H. Hummel, Sr., 3307 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia, Br. 76. Mrs. Charles E. Lattig, 103 Tait Ave., Los Gatos, Calif. Mrs. Louis Kluchurosky, Box 153, Br. 128, Clymer, Pa. Rose E. Zagyva, 54 Butler St., Br. 9, Franklin, N.J. Nick Csonka, 134 Woodford Ave., Elyria, O., Br. 107. Marie Gallovich, 7900 Burdeno St., Detroiti, Br. 429, 443. Louis Menyhért, 134 Guernsey St., Brooklyn, N.Y., Br. 48. Mrs. Paul Sülé, 66 W. Jackson St., Painesville, O., Br. 191. Steve Vámos, 356 Burger St., To­ledo, O., Br. 27. Mrs. Clara Shadi, Box 188, May­nard, O., Br. 5. Joseph Kovács, 519 ehestes St., Br. 90, Allentown, Pa. Mrs. G. Mixich, 422 Broadway, Youngstown, O., Br. 21. Bela Fazekas, 1166 Abbott St., Br. 84, Lackawanna, N.Y. Steve Takacs, 2016 Bakewell St., Toledo, O., Br. 27. Alex Kuntz, Sabraton, W. Va., Br. 348. Charles Bbgdany, R. 1, Coopers­­burg, Pa., Br. 216. Charles Szucs, 1003 E. Cedar St., Br. 90 Allentown, Pa. Joseph Bolgár, Colver, Pa., Man­ager, Br. 483. Mrs. Louis Moses, 1137 Poplar St., Kulpmont, Pa., Br. 2. Eleanor Moses, Kulpmont, Pa., Br. 2. Joseph Agries, 337 S. Gelinor St., Baltimore, Md., Br. 560. Mrs. Joseph Shutsa, Daisytown, Pa., Br, 85. Mrs. Barbara Posa, Elizabeth, Pa. Mrs. Michael aMrinkovich, 3011 Rear 6th Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa., Br. 39. Gaspar, Canton, „O. Kenneth Norman, 3212 O’Dair St., Br. 395, McKeesport, Pa. Julius Frederick, 90 Oneta St., Br. 21, Youngstown, O. Mrs. William E. Kish, 6617 Lo­rain Ave., Br. 54, Cleveland, O. John Mondell, Manager, Br. 141, Ellwood City, Pa. (Continued on page 8)

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