Verhovayak Lapja, 1954 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1954 / Verhovay Journal
YOU’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER VERHOVAY’S MEMORIAL DAY WEEK END May 19, 1954. Verhovay Journal PAGE 11 PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES FEBRUARY 1 to 28, 1954 Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount PAR 396.4943 285.32 88 1007.46 2 527.28 45 2956.54 89 658.50 3—.— 46 184.34 90 898.95 5 94.79 47 66.28 91 706.29 7 146.54 48 8325.87 92 40.93 8 350.62 49 229.45 96 1200.23 9 281.87 52 1735.15 98 1393.66 10 632.43 53 89.70 100 97.37 12 104.18 55 205.14101 114.31 13 1426.40 56 56.27 103 119.33 14 5005.83 57 164.77 106 432.45 15 3235.32 59 1617.85 107■ 318.18 16 151.49 61 312.41 108 1513.14 17 3553.26 62 219.11 111 175.05 20 991.27 63 117.62 114 153.43 21 2108.50 64 326.76 116—.— 22 313.98 66*382.34 117 17.36 23 559.32 66— .—119 64.23 25 576.09 67 211.50120 1490.93 26*486.93 68 662.10 123 252.74 26 2025.88 69 82.45127 285.68 27 1533.06 70 809.05 129 1809.03 29 258.57 71 1058.34*130 1477.57 30 39.09 73 213.14132 6197.55 31 507.51 74 284.71 133 1402.53 32 1029.59 76 1118.60 134 69.33 34 1673.25 78 94.90 135 203.71 36 7110.72 81 48.97 136 89.05 37 1562.31 82—.— 137 207.49 38 83.70 84 821.49138 — .— 39 873.14 85 596.82 141 594.19 40 1160.50 86 89.18 142 121.58 41 37.39 87 1413.43143 90.83 February 28, 1954., Pittsburgh, Pa., JOHN SABO, National Auditor Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount 145 318.76 197 152.38264 184.92 146 77.16200 230.31269 323.16 147 185.74201 161.46272 417.48 150 460.90204 217.02273 89.42 152 542.11 207 43.44275 392.09 153 121.62209 235.13276 140.52 156 57.33210 45.53277 182.89 157 161.10 213 125.62278 582.48 158 152.79214 873.03282 52.40 159 653.74215 — .—284 91.87 160 44.60216 1498.55285 99.39 162 56.02218 142.75286 108.17 163 456.86219 143.75288 353.85 166 49.01 220 299.21 289 71.20 168 673.28 221 85.81 290 229.76 170 226.46222 279.64291 165.96 172 407.92226 1498.98292 629.26 173 65.24227 66.03295 101.38 174 860.38229 789.66296 1491.38 175 101.88230 308.61301 98.45 176 165.43236 115.57302 202.56 177 82.97 237 229.33303 328.54 180* .448.28 239 104.12305 955.62 180—.— 242 _>_307 85 28 182 54.44245 31.87310 501.49 184 186 130.88 129.84247 232.70313 134.38 187 1051.23248 978.3C317 184 66 188 135.87249 1259.53 322 04 12 189 2510.07253 —.— 324 82.45 192 134.11 257 79.49327 112.26 193 73.03 261 84.63331 50.44 196 27.41 262 305.73334 73.71 * 1954 Jan. Monthly Dues Remmitance. ** 1954 Jan. & Feb. Monthly Dues Remmitance. Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount 335 115.90417 1625.80 517 118.72 336 597.01418 138.15 518 903.30 338 311.50420 — .—519 93.29 340 7.60424 170.57 520 107.41 341 196.42429 327.42 525 3189.56 343*439.79 430 620.35 533 167.24 343— .—432 132.89 534 16.08 344 74.12433 47.96 535 24.20 345 140.42438 117.64 537 39.83 347 217.09442 133.63 538 28.00 348 298.16443 3160.33 541 30.S6 349 422.98448 262.97 542 161.65 351 31.39452 138.72 545 129.83 352 609.37466 690.38 546 42.78 355— .—467 50.60 548 153.56 361 846.43475 345.81 550 38.26 364 1031.63477 218.30 555 54.46 366 289.82478 55.47 559 48.08 370 57.67480 164.19 562 81.87 373 25.94481** 96.09 564 163.16 376 680.86482 451.25565 53.30 383 2120.98483 28.91566 74.49 386 307.41 485 47.01568 17.83 387 101.95487 226.01569 153.00 389 116.154S8 90.22573 229.45 390 93.18 489 72.77575 ____ 391 103.75490 160.91576 650.73 399 277.94496 —.— 581 113.37 403 79.06499 91.15585 111.56 405 62.78500 860.06 408 54.13 511 732.32 TOTAL: 415 154.09514 671.38 145,286.56 JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer 'V i BE §■ »I u! QUAKER CITY NEWS Branch 76 Philadelphia, Pa. By Joann McLaughlin ■1 P SíiK.j K5 i j E« ■3 One of the finest and most ‘ exuberent of all crowds ever assembled was witnessed at the Grand Easter Ball on April 18, 1954, at the Dalárda, 1144 North Fourth Street. The anticipated dance, graced by John Toth and his orchestra, ended the day for men and women who had started their Easter off in their chosen place of worship, then enjoyed either walking in their finery or journeying to the nearby resorts. In the beginning of the evening, it seemed to a few of us that we were going to be slightly disappointed in the number attending, but the next time I looked around there wasn't a seat vacant. What pleased a lot of folks very much was the number of young people who attended, either with relatives or friends. It was really a nice sight, so let's have the presence of more young people increase at every dance. After a short welcome speech delivered by the president of this branch, the dancing commenced, and the high lights of the evening were, of course, the dance and the popularity contest. In the dancing contest, Mary Grofisik and Jimmie Pack won a prize for dancing the best waltz, and they really deserved it, although Miss Grofisik seemed to be stunned when she was informed she had participated in a contest. Marika Toth and John Maichin won a prize for their fox trot. And in the snappy csárdás, John and Ruth Balogh won a like prize. The judges of these dances were Louis Wagners, Louis Szarka. Ted Kereczman and Michael Mrazik. Their position was not an enviable one, as choosing the winners was next to impossible since all who participated were excellent dancers. In the popularity contest,, Mrs. Mclnar won a prize as the most popular married women and received a beautiful handbag, a pen and pencil set, a comb and file set, lipstick and compact, and a rhinestone necklace and earrings to match. Irene Rosenfield won a beautiful 17-jewel rhinestone-encircled Crosley watch for being voted the most popular girl. These gilts were contributed by S. Smith’s Sons, whose store is located at 1044-46 North Second Street The gifts were truly beautiful and a tribute ,to the above mentioned jewelers. The M. C. position for the evening was taken over by Dan Rosenfield. We all owe Dan a great big “Thank you” for the splendid job he did. It wasn’t easy to conduct contests in a crowd as large as we had, but his energy seemed limitless; also, a big “Thank you” to the Women’s Auxiliary for helping out in the refreshment department. What would we do without them? The last prize of the evening was a large and beautifully decorated cake, contributed by the Women’s Auxiliary and won by Norma Mangoni, who was completely surprised at the sudden turn of events allowing her to win something when she never dees anywhere else. Reluctantly, the people danced to a trio of tangos played by the orchestra as a finale, ending one of the best nights, we feel sure, our members have witnessed to date. So now, we turn to thoughts of the tournament in New York, and what else could I say but, “See you there!” REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — FEBRUARY, 1954 13 Fazekas June E., Horvath Louis Jr.; 14. Boka Shirley M., Boka Lois J.; 20 Czentnar Mrs. Jos., Pillar Mrs. Joseph; 23 King Jos.; 26 Fustos Shirley R., Kurpe George, Kurpe Mrs. George, Linzenbald Jakob, Panin Eli L., Stevenson Reed, Tacyak Mrs. Gerald, Vargo Joseph, Kosiorek Leona R.. Kurpe Ella Louise, Kurpe George D. Jr., Kurpe William W., Panin Jean; 36 Malinak W. Frank, Melvin Sandra Anne; 39 Breznai John Paul, Breznai Joseph, Breznai Mrs. Joseph, Lipan Mary Anne; 40 Konyha Barbara Lee, Wolen David F.; 45 Joo John, Joo Mrs. John, Polasko John Jr., Russell Mrs. Albert, Sada Mrs. Edward, Smith James, 45 Soond Mrs. Joseph; 48 Rossi Mrs. Frances, Yagrik Anna, Yagrik Grace, Bayne Joyce Diana; 52 Bodnar Mrs. Gabor, Friesz Fred E., Gerencsér Aloysius, Hanusosky Mrs. H., Helondviteh Joseph, Helondivitch Mrs. J., Hornyak Evelyn M., Lakatos Mrs. Alex, Lakatos Elsie, Lelekach Mrs. Mary, Lobichusky Mrs. Wm., Mazza Mrs. Joseph, Nemeth Antal, Nemeth Mrs. Anthony, Radd Jessie, Toth Irene R., Toth Louis F. Jr., Toth Mrs. Louis, Toth William Louis, Zoltán Wolf, Zoltán Wolf, Zoltán Mrs. Wolf, Farkas Ladislaus, Maszer Carol Marie; 59 Orlovsky Mrs. Geo.; 62 Mihalik Lajos; 64 Vargo Joseph; 66 Csiszer Joseph; Csis?er Stephen Jr.; 85 Sanders Kenneth L.; 88 McMasters Delmont; 89 Klincsu Mrs. Clara, Toth George, Toth Mrs. George; 90 Besz Lewis; 91 Ando Frank; 96 Reich Robert, Strazzabosco Mrs. A., Strazzabosco Al; 101 Katona Mrs. Joseph; 133 Auld Mrs. Norman J.; 138 Brown Mrs. Cieatis; 157 Grosnick Paul F.; 180 Mesesan Peter; 189 Bunchy John, Fickes Donald, Fotheringham Chas, Gruzinskas Stella, Stieb William J„ Veres John Jr., Veres John Jr., Zumbar Joseph, 2o7 Rozsa Joseph; 27o Schaffer Joseph; 305 Synowiecki Joseph; 336 Geiger Henry J., Geiger Henry J.; 349 Schwartz John F., Schwartz Barbara; 361 Tárcái Violet, Sutto Kenneth M; 376 Csetter Louis: 386 Scappino Carlo M„ Scappino Vincent; 391 De Mont Walter Jr.; 399 Orosz Frank J., 417 lender Russell J., Tompa Alexander; 430 Lusnak Joseph Jr., Marshall Mrs. S. C., Tomsula George, Tomsula Louis John, Lusnak Helen V., Lusnak Joseph III, Marshall Richard J., Nemeth Alice; 448 Halmi Stephen- 47o Roozen Mrs. Donald, Kalman Stephen III, Kalman Stephen III- 488 Aunnt’ LHur,ak Anthor>y: 400 Mikulyak John; 500 Yuha Mrs. Steven; 525 Machi Gabriel, Machi Gabriel, Machi Mrs. Gabriel. Total: 126.
