Verhovayak Lapja, 1953 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1953 / Verhovay Journal

Biber 16, 1953.

Verhopay Journal

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OR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — OCTOBER, 1953

Bad ay Andrew, Baduy Mrs. Andrew, Szabó Elek, Viszkeleti Ernest; 'orrison Mrs. Law.; 89 Pastor Barbara; 132 Fozo Dale K.; 147 Mészáros Yurasits Gisella H.; 386 Scappino Mrs. Carlo; 417 Benson Mrs. Jonath. 1: 11.

ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER, 1953 arath Mrs. Steven, Dravecz László, Dudás Sándor, Horvath Mary .bo Janos B., Szabó Janosné B., Szeman Joseph; 15 Asztalos John M., Mrs. John, Germanusz Rózsi, Johnson Mrs. Robert, Kovács Stephen; oly Mrs. Jos. Jr., Parker Mrs. Charles; 37 Kremieki Mrs. Bern. Toth i L.; 45 Boros Margaret; 48 David John, Tokár Louis; 52 Prisnock ís G., Prisnock Louis Jr.; 68 Csonka Mrs. Gabor; 84 Toth Mrs. Michael; 'ornari Frank, McCune Lawrence H.; 89 Balint Stephen; 96 Fields Claude elds Mrs. Norris; 98 Kensz Irma, Noe Irene; 107 Kovach William A., ies Mrs. Paul; 120 Gomby Charles; 127 Gerencher William; 132 Pusz'rtalan; 138 Phillips Mrs. V.; 145 Matyó Alexander; 159 Kelemen James; ollica James A.; 201 Smalley George, Smalley George, Smalley Joseph; erzeg John Paul, Yurasits Paul; 249 Solderits Mihály, Solderits Mrs. 264 Rabatin Mrs. John; ‘173 Kosa Janos; 277 Hornyak Mrs. Andrew; mber Stephen; 317 Taylor Ernest. Taylor Mrs. John, Taylor William; oboski Mrs. Stephe, Perliacs Louis M., Perhacs Louis M.; 361 Gall Mrs. jam; 366 A pro Lawrence Jr.; 389 Toth Peter, Toth Mrs. Peter; Toth Mrs. -ter; 417 Benson Mrs. Jonath, Haven Mrs. Eugene; 442 Zella Mrs. Paul; 475 Rader Peter; 490 Penzenik Yaroslov; 511 Bushell Doris May, Horvath Stephen; 520 Palmer William; 546 Uh^r Mrs. Joseph.

Total: 70.

SENIOR ORDER EXTENDED — OCTOBER. 1953

Gfeen Mrs. Cath.; 8 Flores Consuelo, Flores Edward, Flores Fernando, Flores Mrs. Jose, Flores Lazaro T.; 13 Dubrachek Mrs. J., Dubrachek Mrs. J.; 15 Levitt Stanford R., Parragh Mrs. Dezső; 17 Babies Alexander; 26 Banch William A., Kish Daniel, Shay Cseh Frank Jr.; 37 Taskas Elaine; 59 Fuzie John I,.; 88 Czernik Louis, Czernik Mrs. Louis, Lazzeri Irene; 90 Besz Lewis, Kiszely Michael; 96 Flora John; 98 Ryan Mrs. Mitchell; 120 Rinko Elizabeth, Synowiecki Joseph: 138 Bodnar James Jos., Bodnar William J., Nagy Joseph, Oriika Mrs. Arthur. Onda John A. Jr.; 150 Stoffa Julia; 171 Smith Louis R., Smith Mrs. Louis R., Toth Albert; 209 Karatsonyi Matthew; 214 Lorencz Julius, Lorencz Mary E.; 216 Miiisits Edward; 248 Schwab Barbara Ann; 291 Nagy Frank Jr.; 296 Drummond Bruce E., Drummond Mrs. Frank; 305 Gortvay Steven, Szirko Mrs. John, Toth Julia; 345 Bokor Peter; 361 Kovach Mrs. John, Sinko Mary, Tihansky Viet Mrs.; 376 Barczak Stanley J., Kampian Alexander; 383 Yanik James; 386 Scappino Mrs. Anna; 420 Snyder Betty, Snyder Claude; 430 Laczko Mary' Ann; 442 Molnár Mrs. George; 443 Toth Leslie; 475 Stark Joseph. Stark Mrs. Joseph; 511 Pallagi Paul, Sabo Julius Robert; 517 Barta George A., Barca Mrs. George; 562 Franzi Lorerjzo. Total: _65.

SENIOR ORDER LAPSED — OCTOBER, 1953

8 Thomas Mrs. Stephen; 14 Balia Eva, Balia Maria, Czaban John, Czaban Steven, Hevesi John, Juhasz Albert, Yuhasz John, Yuhasz Mrs. John;' 15 Schopf Rudolph, Schopf Mrs. Rudolph, Schopf Thomas; 21 Rohrbaugh Mrs.

G.; 34 Molnár Richard E.; 39 Geary John; 45 Kormendy Janet, Toth Imre; 48 Barrousse Philip, Rongo Gabriel; 66 Zoltani Mrs. Daniel; 88 Me Masters Robert; 129 Hoffer Frank, Lutye Mrs. Nicholas; 132 Heck Ralph R.; 138 Bodnar Eugene P.; 269 Cinkota George; 296 Drumond William H.. Saxman Robert, Valentine William: 364 Toaso Andrew, Toaso Mrs. Andrew: 424 Brighindi Caesar; 432 Henderson Lewis P.; 443 Phillips Ernest S., Phillips Mrs. Erm; 514 Toaso Ernest A.; 525 Deutsch Gabriella.

Total: 37.

SENIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER, 1953 23 Harrison George; 45 Fecser Yolanda; 59 Demiter Margaret; 68 Kerekes Anderw, Losada Alfonso; 143 Prokay Helen; 214 Feher Anna E.; 222 Ruby Verona; 249 Pocsi Mrs. Joseph, Szucs Joseph; 383 Rupczyk Katherine Total: 11.

SENIOR ORDER CASH SURRENDER — OCTOBER, 1953 366 Smith Alex.

Total: 1.

JUNIOR ORDER LAPSED — OCTOBER, 1953

13 Palm Charles A.; 14 Cavclo Rosella C., Juhasz Janos Jr., Juhasz Aurct; 15 Kovács Bela Imre, Schopf John; 27 Gancsos Sue Piros; 34 Berdar Dd-' nise, Berdar Roslyn; 36 Warga Rose Marie; 40 Czapp Christine D.; 45 Kareezki Richard; 48 Mate Edward D.; 59 Behinia Anna Mary; 68 Czizmadia Dale, Czizmadia Doreen, Czizmadia Michael; 74 Branson Donald; 76 Beauregard Ken C.; 90 Pongracz Elsie, Pongracz Marcia A., Pongracz Patricia; 91 Juhasz John Chas, Ternosky Linda S.; 132 Taylor Russie M.; 138 Bodnar Joseph, Bodnar Antoinette, Bodnar Francis, Bodnar George, Onika Deborah

S., Onika Patricia May; 171 Bono Dolores Ann, Bono Dorothy Mae, Smith Louis Rich.; 189 Nyári Deborah P.; 248 Renihan Michael S.; 249 Kramer Judith Ann, Kramer Margaret F„ Kramer Paul Jos. Jr., Schmidt Gustav M.; 272 Gaspar Eugene Ed.; 305 Szirko John Jr.. Szirko Steven; 336 Vugrinec John M.; 341 Stefanik Sidney M.; 376 Donahue Francis J.; 514 Toaso Bernice A., Toaso Dolores J., Toaso Karen, Toaso Karol; 517 Barta Gerry D.; 518 Mahon Michael R.; 535 Eertocki James Jr.

Total: 53.

JUNIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — OCTOBER. 1953

229 Onda Barbara; 296 Kish Kathryn J., Kish Margaret M., Kish Mary E., Kish Rose M.; 305 Posik Ernest W.; 383 I.odinsky Raymond; 417 Benson Bruce T.; 475 Bogdan Steven D.; 514 Sl.oendon Joseph.

Total: 10.

JUNIOR ORDER REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER, 1953

14 Dudash Paul R., Frank Elizabeth, Frank Sandra H., Seman Marcella, Seman Richard J.; 17 Chick Darlene M.: 27 Mckri Delores Ann; 88 Fabian John; 96 Fields Norris W.; 138 Bárányos Terrence; 249 Torok Diana; 264 Noakes Rose Ann; 389 Toth Ronald Jos.; 399 Hegedűs George S.; 475 Rader Carol Marie.

Total: 15.

JUNIOR ORDER EXTENDED — OCTOBER. 1953 14 Sarosy Robert A.; 90 Orsulak Betty M ; 120 Dienes Leslie A., Dienes

BRANCH 15

— CHICAGO, ILL.

By: Andrew Janovics, Vice-President

SENTINEL

This month just flew, really flew it seems, and here it is time to write another article. Which reminds me, I must be sure to tell you that the Christmas party and election meeting of December 20th will be the last affair we will have at the Northwest Hail as, at our November meeting, it was voted upon that the meeting hall be changed. In 1954 our meetings will be in the Lions Building, 4306 West North Avenue, in the Blue Room which is on the second floor, except on January 17 when we will have a card and bunco party in the Alpine Room, which is also on the second floor. Therefore, do keep in mind THE LIONS BUILDING, ALPINE ROOM in January, and the BLUE ROOM starting in February.

After the November Meeting a group of us went to member Eugene Komives’ (Gene’s Tavern) for his famous pork supper (disznótoros vacsora) which we all enjoyed thoroughly.

Wednesday, November 18, the bowlers had as a spectator none other than Elmer Charles from the Home Office. He was in Chicago trying to find another “Ernie Taylor*t to take over the south side branches. If any of you reading this might he interested in becoming district manager, taking care of a nice group of members, do drop Mr. Charles a letter (stating your qualifications;, in care of the Home Office, or call Ernest Taylor at Humboldt 9-2939, or me at Van Bmcn 6-8019. We would be glad to forward your message.

November 21, a group of us, including Mr. Charles, went to the .supper given by the Bridgeport^ Rákóczi Branch 141, of which our member Frank F'oldi is the president. We had an enjoyable evening and were pleased to note that about half of the people present were Verhovay as well as Rákóczi members. With, regret, we left early but with eageh anticipation to attend the Hard Times- Party which tfie Revelers (our own Branch 15 young people’s

group) held that same evening. I don’t know what it was, probably that all the young folks made us feel young ard gay, or what, but believe me we had one of the most enjoyable evenings we ever had. We give CREDIT to them for a job well done. Elmer Charles, Ernest Taylor and I were given the honor of being the judges for the polka contest, which was to see who could, stay longest on the floor and still do the best polka. We wondered, after about a half an our of steady (lancing, who would give out first, the band or the dancers. When we finally stopped the orchestra, eight couples remained and we awarded the prize to the couple we thought was best. It was a hard decision because they were all good.

Zoltán Papp, son of Mrs. J. Papp of N. Kostner Avenue, was married recently. We hope to have the young couple’s picture for our next issue. We saw- him and his lovely bride (with star dust still 'in their eyes) enjoying themselves at the Ujmagyarok Dance, evening of November

28. Congratulations and best wishes to the newlyweds. Congratulations and best wishes also to Gabriel Toth and his lovely bride who took the step just recently.

Congratulations to the Joseph Boniferts of Oak Park Avenue on the birth of a lovely gill, Joan Margaret Bonifert, whose birth date is September 4th. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Whited on the birth of their fifth child, a boy, Joel

L. Whited, wnose birth date is in September.

Our women’s bowling league of Wednesday nig-ht will be minus a member (for a good while at least). Margaret Kunstadt had the misfortune of breaking an ankle during the Thanksgiving holiday’. Also sick are Mrs. Joseph Kadon, Joseph Pszotu, Mrs. Carl Heisen and Mrs. Mary Vaughan. A speedy recovery to them all.

A Meny, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all.

Good Showing Made By Toledo Bowlers

Two months ago, in the October issue of the English Journal, under an article titled, “Toledo Verhovayans Keep in Bowring Trim,” vve announced that the Verhovay Branch 27 bowlers were to get together their teams for a very active sports, program in Toledo, and this vigorous bowling- schedule was designed not only for the best of sportsmanship in Tolodo itself but to prepare the bowlers of Toledo" in the best manner for the next national Verhovay bowling tournament, this to be held

HIGH TEAM SERIES ..........................

HIGH INDIVIDUAL SERIES .............

HIGH TEAM GAME ...........................

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME ..............

in New York City May 29-30. 1954.

Thus the Verhovay Toledoans are members of the Toledo Sports Center Major League.

Here ere their recent results, which are gratifying:

Verhovay made third place in teams: Won Lost Ave.

15 9 900

For Individual Averages Dick Sendi placed first with 191. Others were Julius Feyes, 183; Steve Ivancsc, 182; Joe Liszak, 182; Jula Vat-go, 179. Rip Tinta, 167.

................. Verhovay 2860 (4th place)

............ Julius Feyes 650 (5th pleace)

.............. Verhovay 1064 (1st place)

................ Dick Sendi 258 (4th place)

Leslie A., Dienes Marie M., Dienes Marie M.; 272 Bachinski Eugene; 349

Schwartz Barbara; 376 Donahue Kathleen; 417 Tompa Alexander; 443 Nemeth Eugene G.; 475 Stark Joanne; 490 Me -Iiitosh Larry D.; 517 Barta Frank, Barta George E.

Total: 15.

JUNIOR ORDER LAPSED FROM EXTENDED

209 Steinbrecher Franc; 214 Lowas James A. Total: 2.

— OCTOBER, 1953