Verhovayak Lapja, 1954 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1954 / Verhovay Journal

July 21, 1954. Verhovay Journal PAGE 11 VERHOVAY YOUNGSTOWN BRANCHES: 21, 108, 364, 514. CONGRATULATIONS This year our Verhovay girls real­ly brought home the proverbial bacon by copping some of the honors at the Bowling Tournament in New York. Congratulations are in order to Freida Bennish, who- captured the Individual Events in the Women Di­vision, to Margaret Turner and Mary Ashley, who took the Two-Women Events. These three gals were awarded each one of the nicest tro­phies that one would ever want adorning a mantlepiece. Our gal Freida also came in second place ip the All Events, just two pins away from taking first prize. Just before Freida and the family left for their long vacation to the West Coast, she stopped in our downtown office to get a glimpse of the coveted prize. Irene Kady came in fourth place in the All-Events, also ended up in the money in the Individual-Roll offs. All in all, our girls did fairly well, with Millie Clair, Mary Wittway, Margaret Bunchy, Irene Gianfran­­eesco, Anne Frew, C. Gaal, Carole Russo, also in the money. The men didn’t do quite as well, but they too picked up some of the prize money, with Andy Blasko, Andy Miglets, Steve Simon, Mario Reda and Phil Houser sharing in the harvest. The big thing is that everyone had a great time. And that’s for sure. PICNIC Field Supervisor Gabe Nameth has announced that Verhovay Youngs­town will revive the once thriving and prosperous Sports Club that has seemed to fall by the wayside. The first big shindig planned is a picnic next month, August 29th. to be held out at the Whipperwill Grove on Crum Rd.' This Sunday affair will be the kick-off for the Sports Club, which will consist of all mem­bers from the four local branches, with officers to be elected. We will be recruiting help from the various branches to make this initial venture a success. So let’s all pitch in to make this Sports Club a big thing here in Youngstown, Who knows what it can turn into. Some day we might even outshine our neighbors in Springdale, Pa., who really have a strong Verhovay, with a beauti­ful new hall to show the results of their efforts. Remember if we are to make a good start towards hav­ing a Sports Club worthy of it’s name we’ll have to start by going ALL-OUT in the picnic. Come to enjoy yourselves. Bring your families and invite some of your friends. August . 29th, ..Whipperwill Grove. Crum Rd., plenty of food and drinks, games and a play ground for the kiddies, music and dancing in the evening to a fine orchestra. Come out in the afternoon and stay as long as you like. But do come and have fun. The donation is 50c. You’ll never miss it, besides most likely you will spend more during the course of the day. We need the money!!! VERHOV AY-GO-ROUND Wedding bells will soon be ring­ing for Margie Bunchy. The best of everything from the gang. . . Mary Wittway says she had a fine time taking the sites of New York in, every time she mentions it we get quite a few chuckles out of her .. . The Bunchy girls thought the Hun­garian music was all right, but they will still take some the good ole “home grown” music that we have here in Youngstown ... Andy Blasko may still be seen and heard talking about the New York trip ... A trio of Verhovayans seen around town are: Dick Safron, Bob Palotsee and Jim Mislay. Brother Jim has just recently returned home from the Army, and the boys are having a welcome home party in his behalf at the Tomcsak’s summer cottage, Lake Milton ... Boy that Spring­­dale, Pa. gang surely knows how to put out the welcome mat for all the fellow Verhovayans. We don’t recall when we were treated so royally in the past as when that crowd placed out. the fraternalism in capital let­ters. Springdale is the home of Pat Nameth, our Field Super’s ever­­loving ... John Phillips from the Home Office will vouch for me in stating that the Springdale people are good people . .. Elmer Charles, the Field Director,.asserts they have the best Verhovay Home in the organization. You know, we’re in­clined to agree with him because he’s rite. HEARTFELT LOSS Branch 21 has just recently lost its president with the passing away of Mr. August Habodasz. In our humble estimation, he was really one of the greatest man in our book. Not only will Branch 21 feel the loss with a heavy heart, but also the rest of the branches in this locale, for hi was a fine example of what the term fraternalism means and stands for. We could go on and on and record the many “firsts” he instilled into Verhovay here in Youngstown for in the seventy-one years of living he crowded more good years in than any man we have ever known. To us he was a dear friend and a wise and kind advisor. Verhovay Youngstown has lost a great man, while God has gained a good soul. May he rest in peace. STEVE MISLAY 528 Dorothy Ave. Rl-61496 Youngstown, Ohio. REINSTATED FROM EXTENDED — APRIL, 1954 2 Totok Frank L.; 8 Flores Edward; 14 Petrus Alex E.; 15 Risko Sharon Ann, Risko Thomas, Stanko Mrs. Joseph; 17 Sulkoski Mrs. Edw.; 26 Higgins Joseph H., Higgins Mrs. Joseph; 27 Caster William; 31 Pastirko Joseph; 34 Stanko Mrs. Frank; 36 Purczynski Mrs. Cas.; 40 Closser Jo Ann M., Closser Mrs. Joseph, Laslo John; 43 Karlock Steven: 48 Hart Mrs. William, Mudrak Paul; 50 Bertalan Joseph, Fecsu Stephen, Horvath Nicholas, Horvath Mrs. Nich., Kish John, Kish John Robert, Konyar Joseph, Pfaff Andrew A.; 55 Feher Mrs. Joseph, Szalcna Joseph Jr.; 59 Csikós John E., Csikós Mrs. Joseph; 70 Kaman John; 76 Kaytor Mrs. Stephen, Pisek John; 88 Brochetti Reno J., Fabian John; 90 Beitel Joseph, Kovats Lucas S.; 98 Kiss Karoly, Molnár Stephen, Peter Janos, Sauerwein Mrs. Nor., Strobel Mrs. Herb., Trejber Mrs. Chas.; 101 Oshinsky Paul Jr.; 120 Dion Louis J., Dion Mary Ann, Dion Michael E., Dion Stephen, Dion Mrs. Stephen, Kertes Ferdinand, Lasko Ste­phen Jr., Lasko Steve; 132 Niedosik John J., Niedosik Mrs. John, Tekler Mrs. John; 138 Bárányos Terrence, 163 Mollica James A., Poznanski Carl L.; 168 Miller Lester J. Jr.; 187 Szadai Steve L.; 215 Horvath Bela; 296 Zuvella Patricia; 302 Toma Grace; 303 Feher Frank; 340 Pochie Mrs. Charles; 349 Ferhacs Louis M., Tarnovan Janosne, Wheat Marsha Fay; 361 Boros Mrs. Peter, Kleinholz Mrs. Nich.; 383 Chank David A., Chank Ernest T., Molnár Faul, Yuhas William, Yuhas William; 389 Toth Peter Jr.; 443 Kovach Ri­chard; 475 Papp Martin, Tapp Mrs. Martin, Sterner Barbara, Sterner Mrs. Tony; 490 Kovács George, Lintz Mae I., McIntosh Larry D., Penzenik Ya­­rosiov, Staton Marjorie V.; 5.11 Mackó Eugene P., Mackó Eugene P.; 581 Garcia Albert C., Garcia Gregory J. Total: 91. REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — APRIL, 1954 Parent. McNertney Barbara, McNertney Jean C.; 2 Ponatoski Alfred; 14 Kunszt Geza, Kunszt Mrs. Geza. Speeth Henry W., Tarr.ay Denis B. Jr., Zaborsky Anna, Zaborszky Attila, Zaborszky Steven, Zaborszky Mrs. Stev., Zaborszky Steven; 15 Szabady Clara, Szabady Mrs. Frank, Szabady Paul J.; 27 Turi Sharon Kay; 45 Aaronson Dr. Jack, Vili Heinzi, Vili Mary Ann; 50 Toth Stephen A.; 76 Kaytor Helen, Kaytor Irene, Pisek Rudolph; 85 Settie Perry Chari.; 90 Roman Mrs. Paul; 120 Hanzely Ervin; 132 Gersey Joseph R.; 136 Csengődi Barnabas; 189 Bittner Charles, Wiley Dan L.; 272 Gaydosh George, Pegula George; 296- Kozma Joseph Jr.; 361 Tihansky Dorothy; 366 Domes Mrs. Steve; 376 Rabatin Emma C.; 383 Hollub Zally J., Zentner László; 573 Tarnay Denes, Tarnay Martha; 581 Garcia Albert, Garcia Al­bert C., Garcia Elizabeth, Garcia Elizabeth P. t-Total: 44. EXTENDED — APRIL, 1954 14 Bolesic Paul P., Jacobs John, Levay Helen, Mozer Paul, Szabó Antal; 15 Kiss Lawrence; 17 Odor Samuel; 25 Chappo Stephen. . Chappo Mrs. Stephen; 26 Horvath Ferencne, Raiti Charles Jr., Raiti Sophie Mary, Szungyi Mihály, Velkey Mrs. Andrew, Kukuda John Jr., Velkey Joanne, Velkey Robert J., Velkey Robert Jame.;27 Palencsar Robert, Dazley John, Dazley Rosalia Ann, Mercurio Robert F.- 36 Owczarczak Mrs. J.; 40 Takach And. Stephen, Takacs Andrew S.; 43 Vig Mrs. Alex, Vig Mrs. Alexander; 48 Doka Ethel S., Doka William R., Gutoski Martin, Haag Jakab, Moravsky Peter P., Moravsky Mrs. Peter, Yagasits Alexander; 49 Kábái Miklós; 52 Chonko Mrs. James; 55 Haugal Zoltán, Hengal Mrs. Zoltán; 59 Bojasza Imre, Debias Evelyn; 66 Koch John William; 71 Mitrik Frank; 101 Gara Aaron D., Gara Stephen, Gara Violet R.; 120 Kuhn Ernest, Kuhn Mrs. Ernest, Nagy Sándor, Nagy Sándor Mrs., Sipos John, Sipos Alex S., Chete Deanna V., Chete Val. Eugene, Karpinecz Eileen; 132 Benedek Mrs. Willi., Vámos Irene, Vámos Joseph Jr., Vámos Margaret, Varga Frank, Vargo Irene, Vargo Violet, Gorbitz Linda M., Vantores Joseph S., Varga George S.; 141 Szilvasi Andrew F.; 159 Bachkai Frank E., Casmay George, Sabadosh Mrs. Andre, Sabadosh Andrew; 189 Dawson Ronald C.; 219 Reber Mrs. John; 248 Lukacs Ernest; 249 Daley Paul F., Daley Mrs. Paul; 272 Baldoni Barbara A., Baldoni Phyllis, Baldoni Phyllis, Pegula Mrs. Andrew, Vass Jozsefne; 278 Wells Mrs. Lawrence; 285 Beaumont William H.; 345 Bokor Joseph Moses, Egyud Jo­seph; 348 Klárik Anna F.; 349 Seey Ernest James, Perhacs John; 361 Kulick Mrs. Marg; 364 Yulias John E.; 366 Bolesic Paul P., Downey Mrs. Frank; 389 Peluso Guy; 399 Superak Alex Bela; 417 Vender Russell J.; 438 Chambers Rolland E.; 442 Kropchak John Jr,; 475 Kelley Harold, Kelley Mrs. Harold, Pvelley James W.; 490 Menhart Joseph L., Menhart Patricia L. Total: 100. LAPSED MEMBERS — APRIL, 1954 10 Bassa John III.; 13 Lipcsey Linda V., Lipcsey Nicholas, Lipcsey Mrs. Nich., Lipcsey Richard A.; .14 Dameron Mrs. Edward, Nagy Frank, Szabó Mrs. Antal, Szikszay Paul, Szijcszay Mrs. Paul. Vasas William, Damevon Agnes T., Dameron Edward Jr,, Szikszay Paul Jr.; 15 Semers Sandra S., Siemers Edwin Jr.; 17 Holovacs Mary T.; 26 Misik Janice M., Misik Lawrence L., Misik Paul Francis, Misik Theresa Eliz, Velkey Robert -J.; 27 Aranyosi Joseph J., Farkas Louis, Mitchey Carole Ann, Vargo Karen Ann, Vargo Kriss Charle; 36 Gurdon Rose Anne, Hunter Joseph V. Jr., Patla Thomas R., Frederick Patricia, Frederick Shirley, Phillips Williams S.; 43 Nobel Alexandra, Savona Francis J.; 45 Dombrady Julius, Dombrady Theo­dora, Hornyak Garry J., Kollar Ma-rgaret, Molnár Mrs. Zoltán. Nelson Anne, Nelson Christine, Nelson Christine L., Nelson Edwin C., Nelson Edwin C., Toth Joseph, Urban Margaret Ann, Urban Paul Jr.; 48 Pokornyi Imre; 50 Barnak Joseph F., Kcbylinski Alex R., Krenmuller Frank, Zalek Gizela. Kuknyo James Charl, Kuknyo Michael B., Sellers Kathleen A.; 59 Bojsza Irma Eliz, Maxwell Vincent J.; 70 Bartfai Mrs. Joseph; 84 Makai Mrs. Frank, Rozsa Mrs. Erno; 87 Goller Joseph Br.; 91 Nemeth John K.; 120 Kuhn Linda Susan, Kuhn Patricia E., Kuhn Ernest James; 129 Good Marvin, Good Mrs. Marvin, Ross Raymond L„ Ziccardi Mrs. Pas.; 132 Gyoles John G., Hoppe Mrs. Herb Jr., Tatharr James L., Gorbitz John Ross.; 138 Kirchenä Thomas L.; 141 Szilvasi Diane E.; 152 Pasipanki Ronald J.; 159 Sabadosh Alice M., Sabadosh Lillian S.; 163 Desport John, Desport Paul J.; 189 Eye Carl W.; 214 Szaho Andrew M.; 215 Grandelius Janice; 216 Porok Helen E.; 249 Schmidt Gustav Jr.; 305 Pásztor Richard; 383 Deak Andrew Jr., Deak Mrs. Andrew, Deak Blanka, Deak Michael, Fekete Mrs. Julius, Görög Sándor, Gorog Mrs. Sándor; 389 Planey George; 417 Lukacs Linda J.; 424 Benko Geza, Benko Henrich, Benko Sari; 443 Posa George; 482 Crouch Monroe, Crouch Ruth Arleen, Lester Patrick Jr., Lester Rita Susan; 569 Drusky Raul Wm, Drusky Rosemarie; 575 Foldvary Julianna; 581 Pastor Margaret. Total: 108. LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — APRIL, 1954 10 Fador Frank Jr.; 29 Ragan George; 36 Wolf William; 45 Bush Sylvia; 46 Korlath Bela; 48 Soboslai John; 52 Kreutzer Mrs. Mary; 106 Kish Alexander P.; 108 Dudái Frank; 130 Meding Elizabeth; 132 Papp George, Sobodos Frank Jr.; 200 Szabó István; 226 Marton Joseph; 349 Restagno Theresa; 366 Nagy Betty; 525 Bevan Alene. Total:. 17.

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