Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1950 / Verhovay Journal

September 20, 1950___________________________ VethoVCV JoUmal

OFFICIAL COMMENT

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been tried on limited scales will be tried on much larger scales. The right men in the right positions with the right knowledge of the insurance business will be our goal.

EVERY MEMBER TO SHARE IN FORWARD MOVEMENT!

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The officers of each branch are hereby requested to officially read this article at the next branch meeting in order that the necessary plans be made to have the members attend the branch meetings. It would be to the best interests of the‘Association if every branch notified its members by postal card or telephone of each meeting, especially the most important meeting of December.

Our place in today’s and tomorrow’s sun will be assured if this forward movement will be shared and taken seriously by all members. Let us work together to keep and to enjoy our democratic way of fraternal life.

LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — JULY 31, 1950

SENIOR ORDER: 10 Fodor John, Jr.; 13 Magna Mary; 14 Csuti Joseph, Jr., Lukacs Frank S., Nehez William S.; 25 Vargo András; 3(1 Mayer Betty, Szalka Helen; 37 Wasko Charles W., Wasko Joseph E.; 57 Kurucz Margaret; 98 Urick Mrs. John; 127 Kiss Erzs.; 129 Orosz Mihály; 130 Me ding Mrs. George, Tenkely Mrs. John; 132 Lucas Bertalan; 162 Szegedy Joseph; 174 Concowsky Frank; 186 Arkley Frank; 208 Menyhért István; 234 Sabo Joseph; 303 Soldier Ella Mae; 355 Körmendi Zoltán; 481 Hobek Frederick W.; 500 Bossory Mrs. Andrew; 519 Casey Jesse; 525 Babinsky Michadl; 539 DeAngelis Charles; 545 Windisch Erno, Jr.; 564 Borsos Joseph.

JUNIOR ORDER: 295 Pinter Frank ?., Jr. (2).

31 Senior, 2 Junior Order Members, Total 33 Members.

JOHN SABO. National Auditor.

Buy (I* S. Savings Bonds

Statement for the Month of June, 1950

I. Balance from Prev. Month

Monthly Dues ...........................................

Int. on Mortgage Loans ........................

Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans ....................

Interest on Bonds ...................................

Dividends on Stocks ................................

Interest on Bank Deposits ......................

Int. on Real Estate Loans .....................

Home Office Bldg. Income ..................

Hungarian Hall Income ..........................

Profit on Sale or Mat. of Bonds'“.........

Deposits to Trust Fund ........................

Hdlg. Charges — Cash Surr.................

Hdlg. Charges — Certif. Loans ...........

Employees and Officers

Soc. Sec. Deductions ........................

Employees and Officers

Withholding Tax Deductions ...........

Trust Fund — Over 1% Income ...........

Reimb. — Furniture and Equip..............

Total Income .....................................

TOTAL .......................................

Death Benefit Claims .........................

Matured Endmvments .......................—

Cash Surrenders .....................................

Home Office Bldg. Disb...........................

Hungarian Hall Disb...............................

Investment Expenses ..............................

Miscellaneous Expense ............................

Loss on Sale of Building ......................

Monthly Dues Refunds ..............,............

Accrued Bond Interest ............................

Sickness and Accident Claims ............

Permanent Disability Claims ................

Paid Trust Deposits ...............................

Over 1% Inc. to Expense Fund ............

Premium Refunds ...................................

Commissions ...............................................

Medical Examinations ............................

Collection of Dues .................................

Inspection of Risks ................................

Office Employees Salaries ......................

Salaries — Officers ...............................

Travel and Other Expenses ....................

Insurance Department Fees ....................

Branch Office Rentals ............................

Home Office Rental ...............................

Gen. Office Main. Expense ..................

Office Machinery Maintenance ..............

Adv., Printing, Sta. ..............................

Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ............

Donations ....................................................

American Hungarian Federation .........

Verhovay Fund .....................................Official Publication ................................

Other Legal Expenses ............................

Books, Newspapers, Periodicals .............

Actuarial and Audit. Expenses ..............

Sports Activities .....................................

Soc. Sec. Federal Tax ..............................

Collector of Internal Revenue

April and May Withheld Taxes .......

Furniture and Equipment ........................

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS _____

BALANCE .................................

Mortuary

Fund

9,554,468.09

Disability Trust Fund Fund

516,621.95 106,935.19

Junior O. Fund

j,027,032.90

Junior O. Exp. Fund

22,522.28

Expense

Fund

6.613.70

66,087.66

446.07

176.23

24,272.50

173.S4

8.67

18.13

2,664.50

29.72

1,480.39

II. INCOME

14,088.S0 -----.—

13,646.29

2,474.23

17,576.36

10.42

2,376.25

1,572.80

49.50

.50

282.00

4.90

166.86

1.181.68

868.35

40.00

TOTAL

11,234.194.11

113,873.34

416.07

186.65

26,648.75

173.84

S.67

18.13

2.664.50

29.72

1.480.39

1.572.80

331.50

5.40

166.86

1.181.68

868.35

40.00

95,357.71

14,08880

"T

1,572.80

16,032.96

2,524.23

20,120.15

149,696.65

9,649,825.80

27,369.06

2,000.(10

6.004.15

875.80

381.65

113.20

5.28

3,555.20

726.49

530,710.75 108,507.99

III. DISBURSEMENTS

1,043,065.86

16,197

600

/

47

00

765

868

400

890

21

59

31

35

16920

00

25,046.51

35.00

50

14

89

2.56

1,070.51

16.00

676.20

26,733.85 11,383,890.76

750.00

2,880.75

478.00 4,610.73

20.15

4.898.48

2.000.00

421.20

20.00

155.50

910.00 17.48 27.35

564.59

310.23

20.00

83.33

83.33 1.047.47

175.00 102.77 328.98

3.000.00

655.66

2,303.45

15.80

28,551.06

2,000.00

6,894.65

875.80

381.65 113.20

5.28

3.555.20

750.19 59.89

16.197.47

600.00

765.31

868.35

169.20 3.951.26

494.00 5.286.93

20.15

4,898.48

2.000.00

421.20 20.00

155.50

910.00 17.48 27.35

564.59

310.23

20.00

83.33

83.33 1.047.47

175.00 102.77 328.98

3.000.00

655.66

2,305.45

15.80

.030.83

16,797.47

1,633.66

1,540.73

1,800.27

25,882.25

88,685.21

1,794.97

513,913.28

106,874.33

1,041,525.13

23,246.24

85 L60

11,295,205.55

JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer

JOHN SABO, National Auditor