Verhovayak Lapja, 1952 (35. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1952 / Verhovay Journal
December 17, 1952 Verhovay Journal PAGE 5 HEWS • ' From The Field LYNCH, KY. Branch 310 MEETING and ELECTIONS This branch will hold a meeting Sunday, January 11, 1953, 2:00 P. M., at the home of the branch manager. The entire membership is urged to attend as election of officers will be held for the year 1953. Fraternally, JOSEPH SZORCSIK, President, ANDREW ANDER, Manager. CHICAGO, ILL. Branch 342 THANKS We wish to express our profund appreciation to all those members, friends and guests who by their presence and participation helped make our branch fall festival the outstanding success it was. We >£ere highly pleased to note the well-marked representation by the various societies. More than 600 celebrants enjoyed our fall festival. Fraternally, ANTHONY LACHMAN, Manager. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Branch 342 MEETING The members of Branch 342 are hereby notified that a very important meeting will be held Monday evening, January 12, 1953 to discuss at length plans for the merger of Chicago Branches 164, 342 and 503. Fraternally, ANTHONY LACHMAN, Manager. MONA, W. VA. Branch 348 MEETING and ELECTIONS The members of branch 348 are respectfully requested not to be absent from the Sunday, December 21, 1952 final meeting of the year. Branch officers will be elected and the 1953 agenda will be discussed and planned. Fraternally, GABRIEL SZARKA, President, COLOMAN GAZSI, Manager. PERRYOPOUS, PA. Branch 389 MEETING and ELECTIONS All our members are asked to attend the year end meeting of our branch at which meeting branch officers will be chosen and the 1953 program outlined. Fraternally, JOSEPH DOMONKOS, Manager. WINDER, PA. Branch 409 MEETING The regular monthly meeting will: be held Sunday, December 21, 1952 beginning 2.00 P. M.f at the 8th Street Hall. All those members having monthly dues in arrears are requested to bring their payments up to date before the merger of the three branches. Fraternally, FRANK LASLO, President-Manager. DETROIT, MICHIGAN Branch 443 MEETING and ELECTIONS Branch 443 elected officers at its year end meeting Sunday afternoon, December 7, 1952 at the former Verhovay home. All the 1952 officers were unanimously reelected to office for 1953. But becauses of his very busy schedule, Sick Visitor Joseph Szombati indicated that he could not accept again the same position, and so he was elected to the auditing committee. Stephen Megyeri was chosen to fill the position vacated by Mr. Szombati. The officers for 1953 are: Stephen Csabi, president; Adam Saytos, vicepresident; Mrs. Elsie Saytos, recording secretary; Charles Berghoff er, comptroller; Valentine Gailovics, Joseph Szombati, auditing committee; Stephen Megyeri, sick visitor. The official physicans are Dr. Emery Stein and Dr. Nicholas Galdonyi. Manager of Branch 443 is District Manager Joseph Szabó, 9089 Lyon St., Detroit, whose telephone is VInewood 28077. All Branch 443 business is conducted through District-Branch Manager Szabó. The meetings of Branch 443 are held the second Sunday of every' month at the former Verhovay home. An exception was made for the date of the December meeting. After the elections District-Branch Manager Szabó urged all the members to participate by their interest and aid in the now running SZALANCZY-SZABO NEW MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN. Refreshments were served following the conclusion of business. Fraternally, JOSEPH SZABÖ, District-Branch Manager. DETROIT, MICHIGAN Branch 511 MEETING and ELECTIONS Cur Lady of Hungary Branch 511 holds its meetings the third Sunday of every month at Holy Cross school hall. The next meeting will be held on I December 21st for the election of j branch officers, and all the members i are strongly urged“ to attend this very important meeting. Fraternally, Father ANDREW JAKAB. Honorary President, GABRIEL LORINCZ, President, GEORGE LAJTOS, Manager, 8106 South Street, Detroit 17, Mich. JOSEPH BLIZMAN, Comptroller NEWARK, OHIO Branch 570 OBITUARY Michael Csapó, manager of Branch 570, died December 6, 1952. He was 73. He was the original manager of a branch of the Workingmen’s Sick Benefit Federation and held that post continuously, and he continued to manage the new Branch 570 after the merger with Verhovay. Our condolences to the bereaved family of Michael Csapó.--------a,.-------------O HOLY NIGHT O holy night! The stars are brightly shining, It is the night of my dear Saviour’s birth; Long lay the world in sin and error pining, Till He appeared and the soul felt its worth; A thrill of hope the weary soul rejoices, For yonder breaks a new andglorious morn. Refrain Fall on your knees, 0 hear the angel voices O night divine; O night when Christ was born, O night, O holy night, O night divine! Sisters and Brother in Service Frances and anna gall These two pretty girls are, left, 2d Lt. Frances Gall, and right, Pvt. Anna Gall. Frances is serving with the Army Air Force Nurses in Biloxi, Mississippi. She has signed up for overseas duty. Anna received her training at WAF Training Center, Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. She is now stationed in Middletown, Pa. JOHN GALL Cpl. John Gall, brother of 2d Lt. Frances Gall and Pvt. Anna Gall, served 13 months in Korea. He was last stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. John is now enjoying a much deserved rest at home until after Christmas. * ¥ * The Galls, Frances, Anna and John, are the children of Mrs. Barbara Gall of Logan, West Virginia. The three, and their mother, are members of Branch, 248, Monaville, West Virginia. Branch 503 — Chicago News DELTA SIGMA PI (International Fraternity) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balogh have reason to be proud of their son, a sophomore at Chicago’s Loyola University. He is pursuing a general course, at present, tending towards accounting and pre-Law. He is making- a good record with the Loyola, ROTC drill team of which he is a member. This drill team is to participate in nation-wide contests to be held soon in Michigan. Recently Frank was pledged into the International Fraternity of DELTA SIGMA PI, which is the Gamma Pi chapter at Loyola. The 5th semiannual formal invitation dinner dance will be held on December 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Balogh’s son is a neophyte —a pledge in other words. We are very happy and we welcome this important news, once again proving that Branch 503 is more than holding its cwn in the university world. DELTA SIGMA PI is a commerce fraternity. This is a professional fraternity which provides all the advantag-es of fraternal affiliation, yet I offers unusual benefits which accrue to the membership which comprises men who have erősen the same profession for their life work. Just such an association is offered by Gamma! Pi to a member who allies himself with it until death. Our best wishes to Frank Junior in his future endeavors. Informatively, Delta Sigma Pi was founded at New York University in 1907 to foster the study of business in ' universities and to encourage, among ether noteworthy endeavors, scholarship and social activity. The Pledge Manual of 1951 specifies that there exist a total of 85 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. We can not but feel proud that branch 503 has quite a record of outstanding- achievements attributable to its hard-working and aggressive members. That Frank Balogh. Junior, is in one of those chains of good achievement is but an example of encouragement that must be a pride to Chicago’s most enterprising and I foremost Verhovay branch. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSN. announce with profound sorrow the death of MAGYAR ACKNOWLEDGED MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION, Br. 216 Northampton Pa., on November 18, 1952 The Board of Directors, paying final tribute to the memory of our Achnowledged Fellow Member, convey on behalf of the membership of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association, their deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.
