Verhovayak Lapja, 1952 (35. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1952 / Verhovay Journal

Tournament Album to Commemorate 9th Annual Event in Columbus

Advertisements to be solicited from businessmen, branches, members' and friends.

All branches, members and friends of tjie Association, all friends and patrons of Verhovay’s national sports, bowling, are cordially invited to participate in the publication of the Tournament Album to appear shortly before the 9th Annual Verhovay National Ten-Pin Tournament to be held on May 39-31, 1932, in Columbus, Ohio. Each year in the past a substantial 1-umber of branches, many businessmen, friends of the bowlers and supporters of Verhovay’s fraternal program, contributed advertisements towards this purpose.

Advertising space will be sold at the following rates:

—___---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Verhovay

One Page $30.00

One-Half Page 15.00

One-Quarter Page 7.50

Patrons’ Listing ......................... 2.00

The fpur cover pages already have been reset-red and are not for sale. Space for ads should be sold with the understanding that the ads will appear on the inside pages.

Every branch-manager is urged to take part in this campaign. Where the branch-manager is unable to assume this task, another officer or member of the branch may be appointed to act as sales representative for the Tournament Album. Those interested in further details are requested to write for information to Tournament Administrator John Sabo, National Auditor. Verhovay Building, 436 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh 19, Pa.

Final deadline for accepting advertisements for publication will be April 5, 1952. Orders received after this date cannot be complied with. The Album will appear c-n a 9”x6” size.

The National Executive Tournament Committee sincerely hopes that each and every branch will be represented in this year’s Tournament Album.

NEW MEMBERS IN THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR ORDER FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER. 1951.

Br. Location

No.Br.

Location

No.

.10 Barton, O.

8

226McKeesport, Pa.

1

13 Trenton, N. J.

3

248Monaville, W. Va.

15

264Mollenauer, Pa.

1

14 Cleveland, 0.

12

272Jessup, Pa.

1

21 Youngstown, O.

2

278Omaha, Nebr.

8

26 Sharon, Pa.

1«88

Crescent, O.

1

27 Toledo, O.

12

291Coatesville, Pa.

1

29 Berwick, Pa.

1

292Manville, N. J.

1

32 Gary, Ind.

1

296Springdale, Pa.

1

33 Windber, Pa.

o

305Woodbridge, N. J.

2

34 Pittsburgh, Pa.

7

310Lynch, Kv.

1

36 Detroit, Mich.

12

313Beauty, Ky.

1

37 Chicago, 111.

5

342Chicago, 111.

1

39 Beaver Falls, Pa.

3

348Mona, W. }!a..

2

45 Cleveland, O.

4

361Cleveland, O.

3

48 New York, N. Y.

20

364Youngstown, O.

1

55 Hammond, Ind.

1

366Cleveland. O.

9

56 Winburne, Pa.

1370

Lynch, Ky.

4

67 Erie. Pa.

1

376Pittsburgh, Pa.

2

68 Bridgeport, Conn.

2

383Buffalo, N. Y

71 Duquesne. Pa.

6

399Richeyville, Pa.

1

74 Chicago. 111.

3

409Windber, Pa.

1

76 Philadelphia, Pa.

1

420Nazareth, Pa.

1

87 Passaic, N. J.

1

422Phillipsburg, N. J.

1

88 Yatesboro, Pa.

2

430Homestead, Pa.

1

89 Homestead, Pa.

1

432St. Clairsville, O.

1

91 Akron, 0.

9

433United, Pa.

1

96 Chicago, 111.

i

443Detroit, Mich.

10

103 Toms Creek, Ya.

2

452Colliers, W. Va.

2

108 Youngstown, O.

2

466Pittsburgh, Pa.

i

120 Perth Amboy, N. J.

2

475Milwaukee, Wis.

1

121 Buffalo, N. Y.

2

478Bobtown, Pa.

i

127 Joliet, 111.

1

482Berkley, W. Va.

17

130 East Chicago, Ind.

1

489Mantua, 0.

1

132 South Bend, Ind.

10

503Chicago. 111.

5

135 Nesquehoning, Pa.

1

511Detroit, Mich.

1

537 Racine, Wis.

1

514Youngstown, O.

1

138 Gary, lid.

1

518New Brunswick, N. J.

1

150 Masontovvn, Pa.

1

525Los Angeles, Calif.

12

159 Phoenixville, Pa.

1

SENIOR ORDER

125

174 Seranton, Pa.

2

JUNIOR ORDER

142

20S Filbert, W. Va.

8

214 Flint, Mich.

' 2

TOTAL NEM MEMBERS

267-LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER 31, 1951

SENIOR ORDER: 7 Urick Anne; 32 Mora Mrs. Ladislaus; 33 Wargo Louis Jr.; 36 Pongracz Elizabeth, Szalay Frederick; 74 Branson Hereshel M.; 89 Rokasky Edward; 90 Lebar Robert; 152 Sznmetz Emery Mrs.; 216 Filipovits Mary; 443 Semperger Mrs. Andrew; 500 Silagy Helen; 567 Skolnik Joseph. •

JUNIOR ORDER: 129, White Gary L.; 138, Kish John, Jr.

13 Senior Order, 2 Junior Order Members, Total 15 Members.

JOHN SABO, National Auditor.

Journal

January 16, 1952

SPECIAL NOTICE

TO ALL.BOWLING TEAM CAPTAINS

All bowling team captains are notified herewith that Bowling Tournament Entry Blanks can now be obtained by applying for same through your branch manager. The same rule as applied in last year’s tournament will apply this year. The branch-manager will procure as many entry blanks as are needed from the Tournament Administrator of the National Executive Tournament Committee. Branch managers are requested to address all letters, requests and inquiries in regards to the bowling tournament and entry blanks to Mr. John Sabo, National Auditor, 136 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh 19, Pa.

The attention of all bowlers and team captains is called to Rulef No. 7 of the Rules and Regulations which will be strictly observed by the National Executive Tournament Committee. The Rule provides a» follows

“Applications for Tournament participation must be made under the name of one of the Verhovay branches. The application must FIRST be approved by the branch members at a regular branch meeting. A certified copy, signed by the Branch President and the Branch Manager, of such approval, based on the minutes of the meeting which approved the application for submission to the Executive Tournament Committee, must be forwarded to the Executive Tournament Committee in Pittsburgh, Pa., AT THE SAME TIME the Tournament Entry Blank is filed. In cases where the branch sponsors more than one bowling team the teams will have the privilege of using another name in addition to “Verhovay” to distinguish one team from another. At the bowling tournament each bowler when bowling must prominently display on his or her person some suitable insignia indicating the Branch Number and the location of the branch which approved his team's application blank for submission to the Executive Tournament Committee.

Applications for Tournament Entry must be mailed before midnight, MARCH 15, 1932. Applications mailed after the deadline date will be rejected. (Please read Roles 10a, 10b and 10c.)

The full cooperation of all bowling team captains will be sincerely appreciated by the National Executive Tournament Committee.

BRANCH OFFICERS ELECTED FOR 1952

Parent.) HAZELTON, Pa. — President, Anthony Horvath, Sr., E. Grant St., McAdoo, Pa.: Manager, Mrs. Helen M .Nemeth, 16 E. Jackson St., McAdoo, Pa.

2. ) MT. CARMEL, Pa.—President, Joseph J. Frey, 832 Chestnut St., Kulpmont, Pa.; Manager, Vendel W. Petrovicz, 202 N. 10th St., Kulpmont, Pa. Other officers: Vice-President, Frank Masloski; Secretary, Joseph jjialgocy; Treasurer, John Szeder. Trustees: Andrew- Szorke. Chairman, 2 years; Lawrence Szeder, 2 years; Paul Horvath, 2 years; Anthony Katona, 1 year; John Cheeney, 1 year; Paul Horvath, 1 year. Meetings 3rd Sunday at 216

N. 10th St., Kulpmont, Pa. The last meeting, was very interesting and well attended. Many plans for advancement of the Branch and of securing additional members were discussed.

3. ) SHEPPTON, Pa. — President, Charles Torok, Oneida, Pa.; Manager, John Martz, Box 12, Oneida, Pa. Meetings third Sunday at Logo's.

5.) MAYNARD, Ohio — President, John Kovach, Box 263, Maynard, Ohio; Manager Julius Shadi, Box 188, Maynard, Ohio. Meetings every 6 months, at K of P Hall.

7. ) PRICEDALE, Pa. — President, Joseph Galajda, Box 66, Pircedale, Pa.; Manager, Steve Ivan, Box 127, Pricedale, Pa. Meetings third Sunday in Hungarian Hall.

8. ) JOHNSTOWN, Pa.—President, Frank Dudás, 476 Edith Ave., Johnstown, Pa.; Manager, Steve Petruska, 606 Chestnut St., Johnstown, Pa. Meetings third Sunday in Verhovay Hall.

10.) BARTON, Ohio — President, Emery Druzin, Sr., Barton, Ohio; Manager, Steve P e t h o , Box 124, Barton, Ohio. Meetings first Sunday following 9th of the month in the J and O 'Office.

20.) FAIRPORT HARBOR. Ohio— President, Steve Kish, Sr., 414 Independence St.; Manager, Steve Sutch, Jr., 515 Eagle St. Meetings on second Sunday in St. Anthony’s School.

21.) YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio—President, Ágoston Habodasz, 303 Pasadena Ave.; Manager, Joseph Danish, 11 Queen St. Meetings first Sunday, 2 p.m. in St. Stephen’s Home, 861 Wilson Ave.

23.) POCATONTAS, Va. — President, Gáspár Nagy; Manager, J*ohn Danko, Box 832. Meetings second Sunday, \2 p.m. in basement of Hungarian Reformed Church.

26. ) SHARON, I’a. — President, Stephen Dobozi, 26 Judson Ave., M a s u r y , Ohio; Manager, Gabriel Feher, R.D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Meetings first Sunday in Hungarian Hall, 395 East Budd Ave.

27. ) TOLEDO, Ohio — President, Stephen Takacs, 68 Burmingham Terrace; Manager, Coloman R. Bertalan, 2016 Genesee St. Meetings Second Sunday, 2:30 p.m. in basement of St. Michael’s Church, 2008 Valentine St.

29. ) BERWICK, Pa. — President, Joseph Janaszik, 1232 Freas Ave.; Manager, Stephen Nagy, 1020 Dickson St. Meetings second Sunday in Hungarian Hall.

30. ) ELIZABETH, Pa. — President, John Üveges; Manager, Louis Novak, Box 364.

31. ) BARNESBORO, Pa. — President, Andrew Sije, Highland St.; Manager, John Toth, 1007 Elder Ave. Meetings first Sunday in Polish Legion Hall.

33. ) WINDBER, Pa. — President, Stephen Papp, R.R. St. (Sick Visitor same); Manager, George Modock, 407 11th St. Meetings Sunday following second payday, in 8th Reformed Church Hall.

34. ) PITTSBURGH, Pa. — President, Joseph Churilla, 5001 Ledora St.; Manager, John Fulop, 240 Langley Ave. Meetings second Sunday in Hungarian Hall.

36.) DETROIT. Mich. — President, Joseph Heck; Manager, Stephen Lukacs, 3038 So. Liddesdale. Meetings’ first Sunday in former Verhovay Hall.

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