Verhovayak Lapja, 1951 (34. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1951 / Verhovay Journal

April 18, 1951 Verhovay SICK BENEFITS PAID TO MEMBERS IN FEBRUARY, 1951 (Continued from page 10) Benito Lopez 116.56, John Tote 74.28 216.) Alexander Balint 35.42, John Herr 37.70, Mrs. Joseph Hussar 30.00, Mrs. Joseph Hussar 4.56, Joseph If­­kovitc-h 40.00, Mrs. Mathew Moos 44.56, Anthony Paukovits 20.56, Mrs. Robert R. Schuster 15.00 218.) Joseph Balazs 37.70, Mrs. Rose Molnár 30.84 220.) Elmer A. Palagyi 25.14 222.) Mrs. Frank Hegedűs 15.00, Tassillo Hollo 89.13, Frank Medve 35.42, Paul Miklosik 35.42, Louis Ula­­nich 22.84 226.) Joseph W. Lucas 22.84, Alex­ander Miller 33.14 229. ) Mrs. Joseph Bartók 69.68, Stephen Engyel 61.70, Balint László 23.46, Mrs. Frank Salyi 34.28, George Varga 21.70 230. ) Joseph Koska 29.70, Susan Yurcso 9.14 239.) Andrew Hagymasi 66.28, George Korosi 20.56, John Kruy 14.85 247. ) Louis Toth 34.28 248. ) Margaret Doroghazi 40.00, Alexander Kondor 27.42, Michael Mato 30.84, Peter Palkó 25.14 249. ) Anna Mary Payapaties 22.84 262.) Alexander Kocsis 21.28, Wil­liam Kocsis 17.14, Mrs. Paul Nemes 32.00, Valentine Noga 27.42 264.) Steven S'. Forgás 86.84, Mrs. Stephen Vamossy 15.00 269.) Stephen Kurucz 28.56, Mrs. Mary Paulik 35.42 275. ) Florian Ángyán, Jr. 26.32, Louis Bodi 41.14, John Bosnyak 32.00, Emery Fabos 49.12, Mrs. John Ma­iak 20.56 276. ) Michael Fodor 35.42 277. ) John Dudás 46.84 278. ) Joseph Fodor 65.12, Charles J. Mittelholz 32.00 286.) Mrs. Frank Torok .35.42 291. ) Mrs. Stephen Toth 28.56 292. ) Julius Arik 28.57 293. ) Mrs. Louis Lovas Toth 14.26 296.) Louis Antal 34.28, Daniel Barbely 50.28, Stephen'Hegedűs 36.56, Andrew Matyas 32.00, Mrs. Wilma Ostroska 15.00, Mrs. Anna Pater 127.96 301.) Viola MargaVet Deine 28.56 303.) Louis Fodor 34.28, Louis V, Pocsik 34.28 305.) John Toth 9.14 310.) Joseph Dobos 64.00 312. ) Ahmid Slaman 75.39 313. ) Irene E. Vince 18.28 317.) Anthony Kovács 40.00 9 324.) Joseph Turkaly 34.28 331.) Joseph Zsolcsak 30.40 334.) Esther Gordon 15.00 336.) Mrs. Anna Bencze 24.00, Ste­phen Lorincz 32.00, Robert C. Max­well 15.42, Karl Radich 44.60 338.) Albert Puncsak 29.70 340.) George Jancso 42.28 342.) Charles Egyarto 38.84, Mrs. Louis Igyarto 28.56, Mrs. Julius Sza­bó, Jr. 27.42 ' 347. ) Mrs. Joseph Phillip 15.00 348. ) George Oreskovich 59.42 350.) Joseph Bokkon 34.26 355.) Mrs. Martin Septrick 21.70 362.) George Nohacs 14.84 364.) Paul E. Centric 45.70 366.) Mrs. Lucille Bogdany 25.14 369. ) Geza Bartha 36.56, Bertalan Jakab 62.84 370. ) Mrs. Frank Moore 67.42 386.) Vincent Szobonya 70.84 389. ) Andrew Toth 75.42, Stephen Toth 40.57 390. ) Mrs. Helen Kilbourne 13.71 408.) Mrs. Matio Dala Pózzá 24.02 418.) Mrs. John A. Schambre 15.00 420.) Mrs. Wallace Narlesky 46.84 422.) Mrs. Olga Auld 15.00 432. ) Barney Kolozsi 16.00, Alex­ander Primovic 20.56 433. ) Frank Secosky 29.70 439.) Michael Macy 32.00, Mrs. Carl M. Spiker 9.14 442. ) Domenick Panepinto 28.56 443. ) John Chervok 28.56, Stephen Cservak 37.70, Balint Gallovich 4.56, George Papp 49.14, Mrs. Elizabeth Porch 33.14, Alexander Szalay 10.28, Andrew Ursulan 18.28, Mrs. Stephen Vaczo 18.84 448.) Mrs. Lillian Gabrielli 15.00, Albert Rockey 25.14 452.) Mrs. Ida Donini 20.56, Myrtle E. Wells 43.42, Raymond H. Wells 12.00 466.) Frank Kish 35.42 475.) Mrs. Elizabeth Egofske 14.84, László Varga 12.56 482. ) Vincent Levay 12.57, Mrs. John Ragalyi 28.56 483. ) Stephen Szkiba 500.) Mrs. Howard E. Causer 9.14, William Gepes 47.98, Mrs. Andrew Lukacs 80.00 514.) Mrs. Albert Mazei 32.00 517.) Frank Polgar 33.14 520.) Sam Dominik 36.56, Mrs. Su­san Zambanini 34.28 525.) Mario A. Novelli 16.00, Pau­line Ruth.Vargo 22.84, Joseph Vegh 43.99 533.) Mrs. John G. Kamany 15.00 537.) Louis l^app 28.56 544. ) Emery Bakai 35.42, Charles Simon 53.13 545. ) Fred Koplyar 61.70, Nikola Savanovic 76.56 548.) Vincent Levay 25.14 550.) Louis Hidegh 25.14, Max Schwartz 37.70 564. ) Mrs. Stephen Takach 24.00 565. ) John Simon 32.00, Mrs. Jo­sephine Todorovieh 40.00 570.) Michael Csapó 53.70 TOTAL: $16,860.98 February 28, 1951, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. EXTENDED — FEBRUARY 28, 1951 SENIOR ORDER: 13 Franko Mrs. William; 14 Hurguj Mrs. Gabriel; 17 Bakos Ignatius, Jr., Bakos Mrs. Ignatius, Bota Peter, Cyprus John, Kalló Louis (2), Kreszmanovics Fer., Merk; Helen L., Odor Alexander, Jr., Odor Mrs. Alexander, Ragnoni Mrs. Arm, Smith Michael, Szabó Mrs. Stephen, Szabó Valeria A., Thompson Lola, Thompson Mrs. Lola; 37 Monyok Stephen J.; 40 F ridgy es Charles; 45 Nagy Sándor; 52 Kish Eugene F.; 59 Kocsis Verna, Koval Julia, Koval Theresa, Zaborsky József; 85 Szallay Frank, Jr.; 88 Linko Mrs. William; 90 Schiffner Irvin A., Schiffner Mrs. Irvin; 96 Griggs Mrs. John; 107 Frederick Mrs. Robert; 108 Lengel Elsie, Lengyel Margaret, Len­gyel Mary; 138 Maurer Michael; 164 Desits Agnes, Feifar Theodore, Gute Mrs. Edwin, Kantor Mrs. Frank, Kantor Frank, Jr., Kovats Mrs. Joseph (2), Miklós Mrs. Wendell, Poltarski John, Poltarski Mrs. Jos.; 172 Kasanicky Mrs. Joseph, Kasanicky József, Pintye Louis; 219 Lira Gabriel, Lira Mrs. Gabriel; 303 Dinga Paul; 342 Bocsardy Joseph; 361 Hriczo Mary; 376 Fehervary Lillian, E'ehervary Mrs. Mary, Kophazi Joseph; 383 Esene Andrew, Halasz Mrs. Mi­chael; 417 Repas John; 439 Demcoe Paul, Memcoe Mrs. Paul; 475 Hartman .Mrs. Gideon, Rader Peter; 500 Recchia Mrs. Mich.; 511 Nemeth Eleanor E.; 514 Holecz John; 517 Hary Yolanda; 525 Beres Mrs. Joseph, Deme Michael, Geese Mrs. Agnes, Mészáros Stephen, Rosta Bela, Wright Mrs. Orville; 542 Stubbs William H. JUNIOR ORDER: 17 Donerkiel Harold, Odor Nancy A.; 33 Bonitz Daniel D., Bonitz Richard A.; 36 Jacobs Beverly M., Sadler John, Jr., Sudduth Bertha, Suddutb Connie L., Sudduth Sherman; 108 Lengyel Ronald; 138 Bárányos Louis; 164 Kantor Patricia (2), Pfeiffer Barbara J.; 172 Kasanicky J. Daniel, Kasamc-ky John F., Kasanicky Robert L.; 475 Rader Carol Marie; 511 Nemeth Carl; 525 Ehvell Ronald A. 75 Senior Order, 20 Junior Order Members, Total 95 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. District Manager Promoted To Assist Branch-Managers In Youngstown Area The Home Office announces the appointment to Visiting- District Manager of Mr. Gabriel Nameth, District Manager of branches 108, 364 and 514, Youngstown, O., effective April 1, 1951, to the following branches: 21, Youngstown, O., 26. Sharon, Pa., 66, New Castle, Pa., 106, Niles, O., 141., Ellwood City, Pa., 142, Campbell, O., 171, Shrapsville, Pa., 338, Warren, O., and 477, Niles, O. Since assuming the management of branches 108, 364 and 514, District Manager Gabriel Nameth has produced outstanding results both in the securing of new business and in the preserv­ation of the membership. Being a well versed, widely experienced and obliging man, his help undoubtedly will be of great benefit to the managers of the branches assigned to his district, who are urged to extend to him every possible cooperation and to avail themselves of his assistance in the securing of new busi­ness. His address is: Mr. Gabriel Nameth, District Manager, 412 Wick Bldg., W. Federal St., Youngstown, O. We congratulate Mr. Nameth upon his promotion and extend to him our best wishes for success in his enlarged field of re­sponsibilities. Servicemen Discontinue Membership In Accidental Death Benefit And Sick Benefit Department The attention of all branch managers and members entering military service is called to the provisions according to which members of the armed forces cannot retain membership in the accidental death benefit and in the sick benefit departments. As ija the last war, membership in these two classes is discon­tinued upon entering military service. Reinstatement may be applied for after return to civilian life, the same way as was fol­lowed by veterans of World War II. Of course, this provision does not apply to membership in any life insurance class, only to the accidental death benefit and sick benefit class which does not cover military service. Members preparing to enter military service are requested to notify their branch-managers of this fact immediately upon induction or enlistment, because dues paid on accidental death benefit and sick benefit certificates cannot be accepted by the Home Office from members in military service. If a member already has paid such dues, they should be refunded to him for the month in which he enlisted or was inducted. If the dues al­ready have been remitted to the Home Office, they will be re­funded upon notice by the branch manager that the member has entered military service. Journal _______________________________________gAGE 11 -LAPSED — FEBRUARY 28, 1951 SENIOR ORDER: 2 Barr Mrs. Phyllis, Suskie Frank L., Suskie Michael L., Suskie Mrs. Michael; 14 Bodnar Mrs. John, Dienes Charles; 17 Alston Valroide F., Kucia Mrs. Helen, Kuzak Andrew S., Mikola Lenore; 45 Petras Emma J., Sarkozy Laddie F. (2), Sarkozy Mrs. Laddie, Vinca Eleanore E.; 129 Pope Paul; 172 Pinker Isabell; 204 Csedo John; 262 Demko Stephen, Jr.; 269 Robson Genevieve; 361 Molnár Mrs. Gabriel; 376 Berger Leo; 417 Florian Mrs. Vilma; 439 Alberter Martin J., Edmonds Irene T.; 443 Stevens Alfred L.; 475 Turk Anton R. JUNIOR ORDER: 14 Borbély Lillian M„ Borbély Richard D., Borbély Violet M., Borbély Robert J., Farkas Ernest L., Farkas Rudolph J., Kovatch Joseph F.; 17 Kacsandi Bruce, Kacsandi David, Kacsandi Dolores, Kacsandi Pamela, Odor Samuel, Petkovsek Ludwig; 21 Tomory Sandra Ann; 36 Gvulay Gayle S., Gyulai Wayne A.; 45 Lukacs Gyula, Jr.; 59 Alex Robert J.; 71 Györkös Carolyn D.; 74 Liptak Violet; 91 Ennemoser William; 106 Bácsi Thomas; 108 Szőke Gere J., Ticky Katalin; 129 Aimentrout Bonnie; .133 Moser Joyce Marie; 152 Feher Teresa M.; 164 Dorko Anthony, Kcrponya Charlette, Lowry Jeanne Ann, Taylor Arthur B., Taylor Ernest, Jr.; 219 Lira Gabriel, Jr.; 278 Mecsieji Lucille L, Mittelholz Carl, Jr., Mittelholz George, Mittelholz Marion, Mittelholz Rozalie; 296 Kish Margaret M., Kish Mary Elizabeth, Kish Rose Marie; 376 Bell Richard, Borsos Betty L., Borsos Shirley Lee, Dech­­merowski John; 383 Dobso Mary E.; 386 Gregory J. Barbara; 415 Denaster James Al.; 417 Florian Monica A. ;439 Balog Thomas Joseph, De Lello Linda; 442 Zella Bernadine; 443 Lewis Mary B., Stevens Alfred, Jr., Stevens Alice Ruth, Stevens Clark, Stevens Gertrude J., Stevens Mary Ann, Stevens William; 525 Beres Joseph D. (2); 542 Stubbes Joyce E., Stubbes Margaret A. 27 Senior Order, 63 Junior Order Members, Total 90 Members. JOHN SABO, National Auditor. There are no hopeless situations; there are only men Who have grown hopeless about them. You are getting pretty old when you feel as young as you ever did. He who would eat the kernel must crack the shell. (Plautus) An optimist sees an opportunity in every calamity; a pessimist sees a calamity in every opportunity.

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