Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1950 / Verhovay Journal
PAGfi 2 Verhovay Journal October 18, 1950 Hundreds of Well Wishers Attend Sorovetz-Szabo Nuptials Organizing Territory Assigned to District Manager Laddie F. Sarkozy MR. AND MRS. JOHN SOROVETZ The Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church in Detroit, Mich., was the scene of the colorful Wedding ceremonies uniting in marriage John Sorovetz, son of Mr. and Mi’s. Andrew Sorovetz, of 8175 Rathbone Ave., and Anna Szabó, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Szabó of 8531 South St. The Rev. Father Andrew Jakab officiated at the ceremonies. Best man was Andrew Sorovetz and ushers were Frank Mlodzik, Zitmur.d Tyszkowszki, John Mikus, Stephen Szabó, Jr., and Joseph Szabó. The bride was attended by Angela Szabó, Mary Mlodzik, Joan Calabris, Shirley Kokai, Lorraine Novak and Irene Kar. Roger Messe carried the ring and Anne Marie O’Neil and Sharon Lovas were the flower-girls. A wedding banquet was given in the evening in the large hall of Holy Cross Church where several hundreds of friends and well-wishers appeared to present the newlyweds with innumerable gifts and best wishes. A delicious dinner had been prepared by Mrs.' Michael Nagy, Mrs. John Kovács, Mrs. Joseph Denes, Mrs. Frank Fehérvári, Mrs. Frank Buzsik, Mrs. John Kovács of Melville St., and Mrs. Bela Mezo. The beautiful and delightful wedding cake was made and donated by Mrs. Emery Shori, while Mrs. Emery Szalay, Mrs. Stephen Varga, Mrs. Louis Sulok, Mrs. John Pachy, Mrs. John Gaspar, Mrs. Balint Kuslitz and Mrs. Paul Kokai made the pastries served on this occasion. The bride was born in Agyagosszereny, Sopron County, Hungary. She came to this country with her parents in 1938. The groom is a native of Greensboro, Pa. After a honeymoon to Washington, D. C., the newlyweds made their home with the parents of the bride. The members of Branch 36 extend their congratulations and best wishes for all the happiness in the world to John Sorovetz, the happy groom, and his beautiful and charming bride. REINTATEMENTS: AUGUST, 1950 FROM LAPSED, SENIOR ORDER: 2 Brosh Stanley; 25 Stosen Mrs. Eva; 34 Varga Louis T.; 36 Nyári Mrs. George; 45 Mago John A., Jr.; 90 Croll Betty L; 138 Novotny John, Jr.; 141 Toth Joan E.; 164 Bokor Irene; 310 Sheback Thomas; 475 Sorensen Mrs. Earl; 537 Couch Wavalena. JUNIOR ORDER: 2 Delbo Valeria; 27 Nyári Rose Ann: 33 Martin Frederick; 34 Berdar Betty Ann, Berdar Denise, Berdar Michael J. (3), Berdar Roslyn; 40 Kantzes Katharine, Kuhn Betty Louise, Kuhn Charles A., Kuhn James Michael, Kuhn Joseph Alex, Kuhn Martha J.; 89 Busa Elizabeth, Buza Margaret: 96 Bacsa Joseph, .Jr.; 138 Soley Betty Jean; 208 Garay Charles M„ Garay George A.; 369 Késig John D., Késig Robert T., Késig William; 517 Barta Lillian M. FROM EXTENDED. SENIOR ORDER: 17 Tárnok Mihály, Vargo Mary Ann; 21 Turoczi Mrs. Frank; 33 Martin Mrs. John A.; 34 Bence Julius, Bence Mrs. Julius, Bence Stephen A., Toth Marcella; 37 Barbeau Mrs. Herman, Horvath Nicholas, Horvath Mrs. Nich.; 40 Horvath Gyula, Horvath Mrs. Gyula, Kuhn Mrs. John, Kuhn Mihály; 45 Haase Mrs. Irene, Kontra John, Nagy Janos III., Nagy Sándor, Nagy Sandorne (2); 49 Gramme George; 69 Beneik John E., Beneik Mrs. John E.; 89 Czakoczy George A., Klinko Helen, Seech Ernest (2); 96 Bartók Mrs. Stephen, Hegedűs Stephen, Horvath Fred P., Newman Mrs. Charles; 121 Molnár Paul; 133 Sabo Albert; 141 Conte Emil; 142 Schwartz Mrs. Eliza.; 164 Bakondy-Louis, Bokor Paul, Jr., Exner Irene, Exner Joseph, Exner Mrs. Joseph; 201 Lesko" George, Jr.; 208 Marosi Andrew; 273 Muriglan József; 285 Tarap György; 290 Opatchko John, Jr.; 296 Nameth Gabriel; 345 Liptak Mihály; 348 Mátyás Mrs. Michael; 369 Russell Mrs. John; 417 Polgardy Eugene; 430 Ollis Mrs. Stephen; 475 Gasser Mrs. Helen, Soren— OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. — Effective October 1, 1950, Laddie F. Sarkozy, District Manager of Branch 45. Cleveland, O., (West Side), assumed the task of assisting the managers in securing new members in the following branches: 20, Fairport Harbor, O.; 47, Canton, O.; 64, Canton, O.; 67, Erie, l’a.; 81, Grand River, 0.; 170, Medina, O.; 220, Conneaut, 0.; 284, Ashtabula, O.; 387, Cleveland, 0.; 391, Canton, O.; 105, Erie, Pa.; 487, Windsor, O.; and 489, Mantua, O. The Managers of the above branches are reuested to cooperate with District Manager Laddie F. Sarkozy in every possible way in his efforts to assist them in meeting- their production quota requirements by the end of the year. THE HOME OFFICE. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LORAIN-ELYRIA BRANCHES — OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. — Members of Branches 17, Lorain, O., and 107, Elyria, O.. are informed herewith that District Manager Leslie J. Dus having been promoted to the Cleveland East Side District, the vacancy created by his transfer has been filled by the appointment of DISTRICT MANAGER TIBOR MURAKEOZY, JR., who has assumed the management of branches 17 and 107 on October 1st, 1950. The members of the Lorain and Elyria branches are requested to pay their dues and report all claims to District Manager Tibor Murakeozy, Jr., during the regular office hours at the Lorain District Office, 2938 Pearl Ave. We are confident that the officers and members of these branches will enjoy working with Mr. Murakeozy who is well qualified to render efficient pnd expert service in all matters pertaining to the business of the Association. It is our sincere hope that he will be given every support and cooperation in his efforts to maintain the high standard of service and promotional work to which they have become accustomed. THE HOME OFFICE. District Manager Leslie J. Dus Appointed to Cleveland East Side — OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. — Members of Branches 14 and 366, Cleveland, O., and also all members paying dues to other branches through the East Side District Office, are informed herewith that the vacancy created by the election by the Board of Directors of Field Supervisor Henry F. W. Rettmann to Field Manager of the Association, has been filled by the appointment of DISTRICT MANAGER LESLIE J. DUS. former manager of branches 17, Lorain, and 107, Elyria, who has assumed the management of the East Side District Office on October 1st, 1950, on which d.ite his appointment had been unanimously approved by the regular monthly meeting of the members of Branch 14. In addition to assuming the management of branches 14 and 366, District Manager Mr. Dus continues as the manager of Branch 573, also in Cleveland. Members of these branches are requested to pay their dues and report all claims to District Manager Leslie J. Dus at the District Office, 8637 Buckeye Road, Cleveland 4, O., phone RAndloph 1-8834, during the following office hours Monday, Tuesday, Friday between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Friday nights between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The District Office is closed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays and national holidays. Arrangements for appointment soutside of office hours may be made by calling the office during office hours. As of October 1st, 1950, District Manager Leslie J. Dus also assumed the task of assisting managers in securing new members in the branches assigned to his district as follows: 17, Lorain, O.; 27, Toledo, O.; 54, Cleveland, O.; 63, Barberton, O.; 91, Akron, O.; 107 Elyria, O.; 116 Wadsworth, O.; 194. Rossford, O.; 227, Fremont. ().; 301, Port Clinton, O.; 335 Amherst, O.; 355, Akron, O.; 361, Cleveland, O.; 488, Castalia, O.; 533, Barberton O.; and 554, Willoughby, O. The managers of the above branches are requesteif to cooperate in every' possible way with District Manager Mr. Dus in his efforts to assist every branch-manager to meet his quota requirements by the end of this year. The officers and members of the branches personally managed by Mr. Dus are requested at the same time, to support him in his endeavour to render satisfactory and efficient service and to cooperate with him in the vital task of securing new members. THE HOME OFFICE. LAPSED FROM EXTENDED: AUGUST, 1950 SENIOR ORDER: 14 Honas John, Jr., Orosz Bela; 36 Hajdú John; 48 Erdélyi Frank; 98 Kerezsi Joseph; 174 Nemeth Andrew; 201 Balogh Sándor, Jr.; 216 Kovács Mary; 249 Bocskor Andrew; 276 Yosanovich Samuel;» 310 Kovach István; 528 Sipos Gabor; 537 Dombi Stephen, Jr.; 564 Brown L. John. JUNIOR ORDER: 134 Kovack Georgina. 14 Senior Order, 1 Junior Order, Total: 15 Members. JOHN SABO. National Auditor. sen Audrey J., Steher Mrs. George; 490 Gormeley Margaret, Penzenik Yaroslov; 511 Beli James M. (2). JUNIOR ORDER: 17 Újhelyi Steve M.; 25 Modley Charles Ray; 36 Nemeth William; 37 Demeter Lance John; 45 Bryson Russell A.; 89 Seech Charlotte R.; 133 Hart Barbara C. (2); 417 Mudra Betty Jane; 490 Gormeley Michelle. 71 Senior Order, 33 Junior Order Members, Total: 104 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor.
