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

1952 / Verhovay Journal

July 16, 1952 Verhovay Journal SENIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED MAY 31, 1952 SENIOR ORDER. FROM LAPSED: 14 Bardos Bela; 17 Day Mrs. Sum­ner; 31 Toth Mary M.; 45 Abood Hafiz, Era Mrs. Paul, Lazar Mrs. John, Pauer Elizabeth, Szabó Amelia; 48 Romano Stephen, Romano Mrs. Stephen; 88 Fear Mrs. Anthony; 418 Jakab Louis; 443 Poch Andrew; 569 Pásztor John; 573 Szegedy Alexander. Total: 15. JUNIOR ORDER. FROM LAPSED: 9 Pamlenyi Nancy; 14 Ágoston Robert G., Levay Patricia, Levay Rose, Lupian John; 23 Knowles Charles Jr., Knowles James W., Knowles Sandra, Knowles Shirley A.; 27 Nelson William Jr.; 31 Toth John Jr.; 37 Anna Raymond L.; 40 Roscoe George F., Rosccfe; Margaret K., Smith Loretta K.; 45 Demas Photia, Frankovits Dolores, Fran­­kovits Helen, Frankovits Nich, Rodriguez Dominic; 48 Romano Angea; 59 Muller Rose Anna; 88 Fear Mary J.; 98 Kiss Dolores Eliz; 172 Fuller Ro­bert; 216 MolChany Christina; 264 Rabatin Dennis J.; 288 Dye Eleanor; 399 Superak Joyce M.; 500 Cantrell Randy A.; 503 Szabady Clara, Szabady Paul J. Total: 32. SENIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED MAY 31, 1952 SENIOR ORDER. FROM EXTENDED: 9 Andro Mrs. Joseph, Big László, Gáspár Pal, Magyar Joseph, Pamlenyi Joseph; 14 Hegedűs Louis, Szabó John S., Toth Joseph; 17 Mate Margaret; 25 Stosen Mrs. Eva; 27 Toth Margaret Ann; 32 Kadar George, Kadar George Jr.; 36 Kedves Goldie Anna; 37 Kryza Mrs. Thomas, Torok William A.; 40 Balazs István, Balazs Istvanne, Bolash Alex, Bolash Alexander, Rapes Stephen, Rapes Stephen; Buzay John, Hatala John, László Joseph, Martin Viola H., Mate Joseph, Nagy Janos III., Nagy Sándor, Nagy Sándor, Nagy Mrs. Sándor, Nagy Sandorne, Papp Sándor, Tamas Mrs. Alex, Toth Joseph, Toth Mrs. Joseph; 48 Divita Mary J.; 89 Sabol Mrs. John A.; 96 Barron Mrs. Lawrence, Torok Wm., Torok Mrs. William; 114 Roth László; 172 Bliha George, Bliha Mrs. George, Ste­fanies Mary E.; 204 Pallagi Valeria; 215 Eszenyi Mrs. Alex; 216 Csencsits Mrs. John, Csiinko Joseph, Fenstermaker Mrs. W., Geosits Joseph Jr., Geray Stephen, Gernyi Stephen, Meashock Anna, Penunzi Mrs. Anth., Ressler Edward Ressler Mrs. Edw., Seyer Karoly Jr., Stranzl Mrs, Frank, Swalow John J., Szerensits William, 264 Rabatin Mrs. John; 272 Sakson Geza, Sakson Joseph, Sakson Jule Ann; 275 Angyan Florian Jr.; 335 Henes Robert; 345 Hussar Stephen; 349 Perhacs John; 376 Kurjack B. Joseph, Kurjack Mrs. B. Jos.; 387 Lemler Mrs. Victor; 405 Elies William; 417 Mate George; 420 Nemeth Mrs. Frank, Snyder Betty, Snyder Claude; 4,43 Poch Andrew, Poch Mrs. Mate; 466 Breitwieser Frank, Breitwieder Frank; 475 Moring Mrs. Frank, Rader Peter; 490 McCubbins Mrs. WM., Nagy Louis A., Nagy Mrs. Louis; 503 Johnson Mrs. Robert, Stanko Mrs. Joseph; 525 Kinda Frank. Total: 89. SENIOR ORDER: 96 Szilagyi Stephen; 130 Szaszi Gabor; 277 Balukai Mrs. Stephen; 447 Kovács Charles. Total: 4. JL^NIOR ORDER FROM EXTENDED: 14 Cuper Joyce; 45 Bako Joseph R., Toth Joseph John, Toth Thomas, Trnavsky Judith, Virgovie Sandra A.; 48 Romano Angela R.; 52 Torok Arlene Ann.; 96 Fields Norris W., Torok Cheryl; 215 Fischer Marlene; 216 Seyer Marie A., Yurasits Anna R., Yura­sits. Joseph Jr., Yurasits Louis, Yurasits Mary T.; 264 Rabatin John G.; 399 Superak Sandra Lee.; 490 Toth Louis S., Toth Paul Joseph; 500 Centrell Dennis J., Cantrell Penny M. Total 22. SENIOR ORDED EXTENDED MAY 31, 1952 SENIOR ORDER. EXTENDED: 9 Hibo Mrs. Henry; 14 Baykan Demeter, Makatura Steven F., Phan Mrs. Michael A., Takach Stephen; 17 Berta Irene, Berta Leslie, Jávor Joseph, Jávor Mrs. Joseph, Kokinda Mrs. Geo, Szántó S. John; 20 Galicky Mrs. Rose; 26 Narehood Mrs. Chas; 32 Kalarich Louis, Kondor Susanna F., Lesko John, Silagi Michael, Silagi Michael Jr., Silagi'; Michael Jr., Silagi Mrs. Michael; 40 Roscoe Mrs. Marg.; 45 Ban Frank Louis, Bodnar Á. Lajos, Gyenge Mrs. Julia, Herter Mrs. Stephlen, Hollo Charlotte, Szmutko John, Tomasi Karoly, Tomasi Mrs. Karoly; Piros Paul, Tomko Robert, Yagasits Alexander, Yagasits Mrs. Alex.; 52 Kozak Mrs. John; 78 László István; 85 Krilosky George Jr., Krilosky Mrs. Geo.; 90 Hari Geza, Toth Ella Mr., 91 Szucs Vincze; 98 Földes Joseph N.; 196 Szekely Mrs. Alex; 120 Liptak Andrasne; 157 Grosnick Frank Jr.; 159 Horvath Julius L.; 163 Burda Mrs. John, Kwalick Janos; 164 Cox Gladys, Cox Gladys, Feifar Irene A., Mayer Mrs. Kalman; 216 Kopach Mrs. Michael, Laki John Jr., Meyer Mrs. Carl, Mulasits Mrs. John, Skrapits Armella, Varkonyi Emil; 222 Linn Vivian; 275 Sass James, Sass Mrs. James; 277 Hornyak Mrs. Andr.; 289 Slaga Mrs. Edward J.; 310 Sheback Thomas; 342 Todd William A.; 349 Bozoky Pal; 399 Superak Irene G., Superak Norma J., Superak Sandorne, Szuperak Sándor; 475- Sorensen Audrey J., Stark Joseph, Stark Mrs. Joseph- 477 Berenics Robert; 488 Ciko John; 490 Penzenik Yaroslov; 500 Causer Howard E„ Stadler David; 514 Brodgley Betty A.; 525 Prunty Mrs. Neil; 542 Lucovich Helen, Lutsovich Stanley, 544 Nagy Stephen. Total: 82. » JUNIOR ORDER. EXTENDED: 17 Jávor Dawn Marie; 27 Ignacz Theresa M.; 32 Silagi Michael; 48 Yagasits Alexander, Yagasits Beatrice, Yagasits Stephen A.; 89 Sinay Delbert; 164 Peters Diane; 216 Keglovits Bertha, Keglovits Richard, Rank Mary, Simcoe Christine; 275 Sass Carol Ann., Sass James Jr., Sass Ronald J.; 443 Halasz Helen; 466 Rettmann Do­nald A.; 477 Rindfuss Allen Lee, Rindfuss Richard. ,Total: 19. > SENIOR ORDER LAPSED MAY 31, 1952 SENIOR ORDER, LAPSED: 2 Zubey Charles A.; 14 Imre Andrew, Lucas Ethel Ann> Papay John, Papay Mrs. John, Szware Leonard, Szware Piotr, Szware Mrs. P.; 23 McLaughlin Jimmy; 36 Ferenez Mrs. Joseph; 40 Tornak John T.; 45 De Carlo Domenic L., Kondiko Steve; 54 Smith James; 129 Dixon Kenneth L.; 132 Chmielewski Rich., Shropshire Mary P., Snyder Joan R.; 264 Syhis Mrs. Frank Jr.; 296 Brown Irvin J., Brown Irvin J.; 336 Sistin Anthony Jr.; 361 Mosolygo Elisabeth, Mosolygo Mrs. Eliz., Mosolygo Helen; 443 Nemeth Mary; 482 Abraham Steve; 485 Miller Shirley; 503 Kawczynski Steven; 514 Bornemisza S. Jr.; 518 Bezeg Mrs. Mich.; 573 Batary Antony, Batary Mrs. Eliz, Batary Marie. Total: 34. JUNIOR ORDER. LAPSED: 8 De Noewer Georgann; 12 Marlovits John L., Marlovits Joseph F.; 14 Ágoston Robert G., Phan Albert Ray, Szabó Judith, Szabó Szilard; 20 Galicky John, Galicky Kathleen, Galiczky Rosemary; 23 Moody James, Moody Preston, Zaborsky Mary J., Zaborsky Stephen F.; 25 Such Patricia Ann; 27 Vislay Alice Zita; 31 Toth Marian Louise, Wilson John Harvey, Wilson Judith Ann.; 32 Barber Frances, Soltész Frank P. Jr., Soltész RonaldJos.; 34 Kristian Robert V.; 37 Baylis Francis; 45 Ambrus Carol J.; 59 Knecht James T.; 67 Vuksta Jacqueline; 74 Branson Lawrence; 85 Gyure Kenneth A., Tokor Edward J.; 96 Tobakos Steven Jr.; 101 Barczi Emery, Barczi John Jr.; 106 Szekely Alex J., Szekely Irene J., Szekely Paul L., Szé­kely Rose E.; 108 Ardale Janet Lee; 157 Debevic John J., Elio MJarlyn; 164 Dorko Ethel S., Dorko Ronald F., Feifar Lois Marie, Mayer Robert E.; 216 Keglovits Bertha, Kopach Michael Jr., Laky Thomas L., Mulasits John J., Mulasits Margaret, Preslanovits P., Simcoe Gertrude; 248 Boschian Elvira, Fspez Jacqueline; 373 Kochmar Carolyn E., Kochmar George A., Kochmar William J., Kohler Alexander, Kohler Esther M., Sabo Victoria Ann., Sabo William D., Szabó John T.; 383 Harkey Edward, . Harkley Linda J.; 443 Partin Jack Daniel; 452 Cline Kathleen Ann.; 482 Farkas Rose Mary; 485 Miller John Jr., Miller Barbara; 500 Batori Irene F.; 503 Viz Stephen A.; Ell Markus Patricia; 518 Hordubay Estena E., Hordubay George Jr.; 544 Marcus Erzsébet A., Marcus Phillip F., Marcus Elvira. Total: 76. SENIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED MAY 31, 1952 SENIOR ofUER. FROM EXTENDED: 23 Levay Julius; 27 Ramasocky Alex; 33 Polasko Michael; 48 Varga Mrs. Julius; 343 Yesztrebszki Lewis; 443 Ursulan Gizella; 448 Katalsky Mrs. S. Total; 7. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSN. announce with profound sorrow the death of LOUIS SZABÓ, ACKNOWLEDGED MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION, for many years the faithful Manager of Branch No. 8, at Johnstown, Pa., on December 26, 1951. The Board of Directors, paying final tribute to the memory of our Acknowledged Fellow Member, convey on behalf of the membership of the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association their deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. OMAHA BRANCH MANAGER ' EXTOLLS VERHOVAY In a letter sent several weeks ago fto the Home Office, Gaspar Kuti, Manager of Branch 278, Omaha, Nebraska, expresses in words of burning enthusiasm his deep satis­faction for the war clause rider! which the Board of Directors dec­reed at their March, 1952 meeting. He honors the charitable spirit (and aggressive determination of the Board of Directors and the National Officers in this and other matters. He notes with further satisfaction that the war clause rider, which now pays full benefits instead of only monthly dues refunds to the beneficiaries of Verhovay’s war dead, gives not only financial succor but the spiritual comforts that fol­low as well. It is^true that Verhovay was one of the first societies to add this extra solace for the benefit of the widows, parents, or other beneficiaries of war casualties. Mr. Kuti ends his message by making a plea to those Hungarians' who are not members to join the: ranks of the Verhovay membership, where every effort is always made to make our insurance the best in force. Your Armed Forces . Are Short «V 300,000 Pints of Blood a Month

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