Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1950 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 12 Verhovay Journal September 20, 1950 NEW BOWLING TEAMS Imbued with the spirit of old King Kegler, Branch 45 has enthusiastically devoted its efforts to the formation of three bowling teams. It is hoped that these three teams will form the nucleus of a bowling activity which will ultimately develop into an organization which will do Branch 45 proud. Contributing toward this end will be: N. Brinsky, J. Toth, J. Kravec, S. Kravec, S. Vojticek, J. Stepancik, S. Halovich, E. Nagy, S. Marhluik, and W. Sarkozy. Bowling- will take place at Krizsak’s Recreation, 3135 Lorain Avenue. The first event will take place on September 6 at 6:30 P.M. Anyone — man or woman — interested in joining a team should call your district manager at AT 1-5777, Let’s go!!!! MEETINGS Meetings of Branch 45 will be held on the first Sunday of each month. Members will be notified by mail of the time and place. Refreshments will be served after the business sessions. » PERSONALS On or about the seventh day of October, 1950, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kalikan are expecting a blessed event. Two times before, the Almighty, in his Infinite Wisdom, has seen fit to call children of the Kalikan’s to their reward: twins born to the couple died a few hours after birth; sometime later, a seven year old daughter was embraced by God as a victim of spinal meningitis. We now hope and pray that in His Wisdom, God will bless this couple with their just enrichment, a child- to be cherished and loved on earth. As fellow members of the Verhovay, let us dedicate our prayers to the anticipated event and lend material encouragement to the Kalikan’s by dropping them a, card at 4105 Dakpark Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. NEWS CONTRIBUTIONS Anyone wishing to make contributions to our column regarding births, engagements, marriages, deaths, etc. should send their information to L. F. Sarkozy, 3609 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland 13, Ohio, on or before the first of the month. Suggestions for a title of our column would be appreciated since “Towncrier” is only tentative. Fraternally, L. F. SARKOZY 3609 Lorain Avenue Cleveland 13, Ohio. New Members in the Senior and Junior Order for the Month of May, 1950 Br. Location No. Par. Hazelton, Pa............................. 1 2 Mt. Carmel, Pa....................... 2 8 Johnstown, Pa.......................... 1 12 Etna, Pa................................... 1 13 Trenton, N. J.......................... 6 14 Cleveland, Ohio ...................... 10 21 Youngstown, Ohio .................. 1 23 Pocahontas, Va......................... 1 24 Dante, Va.................................. 1 27 Toledo, Ohio .......................... 2 34 Pittsburgh, Pa.......................... 3 36 Detroit, Mich............................ 11 37 Chicago, 111.............................. 5 39 Beaver Falls, Pa..................... 1 45 Cleveland, Ohio ...................... 3 48 New Y'ork, N. Y...................... 14 52 New Brunswick, N. J.............. 3 53 Rhodesdale, Ohio .................... 1 54 Cleveland, Ohio ...................... 1 66 New Castle, Pa........................ 1 70 Newark, N. J.......................... 1 71 Duquesne, Pa............................ 2 74 Chicago, 111............................... 1 85 Daisytown, Pa..............►.......... 3 87 Passaic, N. J............................. 3 88 Yatesboro, Pa............................ 2 91 Akron, Ohio ............................ 1 106 Niles, Ohio .............................. 1 108 Youngstown, Ohio .................. 2 114 Cincinnati, Ohio ...................... 1 120 Perth Amboy, N. J................ 1 121 Buffalo, N. Y........................... 4 129 Columbus, Ohio .... 4 132 South Bend, Ind....................... 7 133 Phillipsburg, N. J................... 2 138 Gary, Ind.................................. 1 141 Ellwood City, Pa................... 2 143 Punxsutawney, Pa.................... 1 146 Deegan, Pa............................... 1 158 Lansing, Ohio .......................... 2 164 Chicago, 111.............................. 1 172 Leechburg, Pa........................... 2 174 Scranton, Pa............................. 4 187 Granite City, 111...................... 1 189 Alliance, Ohio .......'................. 1 194 Rossford, Ohio ...................... 1 201 Van Meter, Pa......................... 1 209 St. Louis, Mo........................... 3 214 Flint, Mich............................!... 1 215 Muskegon Heights, Mich....... 1 216 Northampton, Pa..................... 1 229 Indiana Harbor, Ind................ 3 237 Steubenville, Ohio .................. 2 Br. Location No. 247 Clune, Pa................................... 1 249 Dayton, Ohio ........................ 2 275 Milwaukee, Wise..................... 1 285 Oakdale, Pa............................... 1 290 Depew, N. Y............................. 1 296 Springdale, Pa......................... 8 303 Washington Park, 111.............. 1 313 Beauty, Ky................................ 1 336 Harrisburg, Pa........................ 1 342 Chicago, 111.............................. 1 347 Nettleton, Pa............................ 1 349 Hollidays Cove, W. Va.......... 1 352 Coraopolis, Pa.......................... 2 362 Dayton, Ohio .......................... 1 364 Y'oungstown, Ohio .................. 2 366 Cleveland, Ohio ...................... 1 369 Alliance, Ohio ........................ 1 373 Wheelwright, Ky...................... 1 376 Pittsburgh, Pa.......................... 6 389 Perryopolis, Pa......................... 1 415 Central City, Pa...................... 1 417 Trenton, N. J......................... 3 420 Nazareth, Pa............................ 1 422 Easton, Pa................................ 2 439 Johnstown, Pa.......................... 2 443 Detroit, Mich........................... 5 447 No. Dayton, Ohio .................. 1 487 Windsor, Ohio .............. 2 503 Chicago, 111............................... 4 514 Youngstown, Ohio ................ 1 517 Cairnbrook, Pa...................... 1 518 New Brunswick, N. J............. 3 525 Los Angeles, Calif................... 1 533 Barberton, Ohio .................... 3 562 Salina, Pa................................. 1 571 Easton, Pa................................- 3 Senior Order ...................... 107 Junior Ortíer ...................... 95 TOTAL NEW MEMBERS ......... 202 ACKNOWLEDGMENT ...................... A donation of $25 toward the Fund for the Aiding of Handicapped Juvenile Members and Disabled Aged Members of the Verhovay, remitted on behalf of Branch 130, East Chicago, Ind., by Manager Nick Palla, is hereby gratefully acknowledged by THE HOME OFFICE. Your Health From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania and the .Allegheny County Medical Society “Whee — I feel like a kid again!” * * * A few minutes later gentle hands were loosening the collar of this nice old gentleman who was flat on his back and breathing heavily. * * * Why must adults try to act like kids? * * * It is a wonderful thing to be young in thought, but that does not mean that one is young in body — especially if he is around fifty. * * * Few persons are exceptions to the normal aging process. ¥ * ¥ Yet on thousands of golf courses and tennis courts you will find middleaged folks frolicking with niblick or racket and believing they are just about as good physically as they were at twenty. ¥ * ¥ As the day progresses, these oldsters present a sad sight as they drag wearily around, faces flushed There are, of course, exceptions to the general rule — men and women who play steadily throughout the year and manage to remain in good physical condition. ¥ * ¥ To illustrate the fatal effects of exercise in persons unaccustomed to it, one only has to read the newspapers. * * * “Fred Heffner Died While Mowing Lawn.” * ¥ * “George Preman Collapses on Golf Course.” * sjs * “Fat Man’s Race at Picnic Fatal to Cy Marks.” * * * These are the recorded cases — and consider the unpublicized damage to hearts strained by foolish exercise. *= % * Persons beyond middle age need to decrease their bodily exertions. ¥ * ¥ Moderate exercise, properly planned by the family physician, is the bodily exercise Mr. Middle Age should indulge in. * * * Too many men, just at the age of best production and judgment, drop over from undue strain on the heart. DO YOU KNOW? More than seventy per cent of children whose parents are stout will be overweight. EXTENDED — JULY, 1950 SENIOR ORDER: 21 Turoczi Mrs. Frank; 40 Horvath Gyula, Horvath Mrs. Gyula; 45 Bartfay Helen, Kontra John, Nagy Janos III, Nagy Sándor, Nagy Sandorne (2); 52 Cseh Mrs. Rose, Duris Albert A., Zoltán Wolf (2), Zoltán Mrs. Wolf; 57 Aloverio Mrs. Wm.; 69 Bencik John E., Bencik Mrs. John. E.; 85 Koniek Alexander; 89 Czakoczy George A., Kail Nicholas, Klinko Helen, Seech Ernest (2); 96 Feleky Imre S., Fleky Imrene, Newman Mrs. Charles; 107 Yozsa William; 130 Palinca Irene; 132 Hafron Karoly, Laklia Ferenc, Laklia Ferencne; 133 Sabo Albert; 138 Szabó Mrs. Emery; 141 Conte Emil; 150 Baffy Albert; 164 Bokor Paul, Jr., Exner Irene, Exner Joseph, Exner Mrs. Joseph; 171 Kovach John; 174 Mudrian Mrs. Joseph, Mudrian Joseph, Jr., Swenton Mrs. Joseph; 180 Getsay Andrew; 189 Lonegan Joseph V., Lonegan Mrs. Joseph; 201 Lesko George, Jr.; 204 Pallagi Valeria; 208 Marosi Andrew; 215 Gomery Arthur A., Gomery Mrs. Arthur, Gomery Joseph, Jr., Gomery Joseph, Sr., Gomery Jozsefne, Köteles Michael; 222 Borsody Mrs. Frank; 227 Koppus Mrs. Floyd; 273 Muriglan József; 285 Tarap György; 290 Opatchko John, Jr.; 331 Babjak István; 886 Hankus Mrs. Theo.; 430 Ollis Mrs. Stephen; 443 Brown C. Wesley, Patrick M. Audrey, Patrick Elizabeth, Patrick Helen, Patrick G. Ladislaw; 475 Steber Mrs. George; 490 Penzenik Yaroslov, Perri Mrs. Domonic; 500 Komaromi Irene; 511 Laczo Mrs. Joseph, Laczo Louise G.; 528 Borbély Mrs. Wm. JUNIOR ORDER: 25 Modley Charles Ray; 36 Burch Russell A.; 37 Demeter Lance John; 45 Kovach Anthony V.; 85 Konik Alexander, Jr.; 89 Seech Charlotte R.; 107 Visniski Carole J.; 133 Hart Barbara C. (2); 147 Pribish Joseph M.; 174 Mudrian Elizabeth, Mudrian George; 376 Grebur Alexander P.; 417 Mudra Betty Jane; 490 Hubbard Paula J., Molnár Jenny M., Molnár Mary L.; 511 Benyo Bruce A. 75 Senior Order, 18 Junior Order Members, Total 93 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. H1FALUTIN LANGUAGE A rich old aunt was paying her nephew’s college expenses, and her visitor asked her if it was expensive. “Well,” said7 the aunt, “language runs pretty high. My check this month covered $10 for English, $20 for Latin, and $110 for Scotch.” IN A BAD WAY Teacher: “What is a ‘deficit,’ Johnny?” Johnny: “That’s what you’ve got when you haven’t got as much as when you had nothing.” NATURALLY A bus driver was filling- out a report about a highway breakdown. When he came to the line “Disposition of Passengers,” he wrote: “Mad as hornets.” The little girl’s mother sent her to the druggist to get something to stop palpitation. By the time the child had reached the pharmacy, she had forgotten what she was sent for, and when the” druggist asked her what she wanted, she thought for several minutes and then said, “Mother needs something that will stop population.”
