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

1954 / Verhovay Journal

PAGE 8 Verhovay Journal August 18, 1954 Statement for the Month of May,1954 Life Benefit Disability Combined Department Department Departments I. Ledger Assets as of April 30, 1954.14,052,689.53 697,772.9914,750,462.52 II. Income Monthly Dues ...................................111,447.34 11,730.45 123.177.79 Interest on Bonds ..........................26,808.50 26,808.50 Dividends on Stock ..........................299.75 ___ 299.75 Interest on Mortgage Loans ...........2,002.42 --.--2,002.42 Real Estate Income ......................3,397.50 --.--3,397.50 Interest on Real Estate Loans ___ 143.56--.--143.56 Interest on Certificate Loans ......... 27.53--.--27.53 Sports Activities .............................1,273.50 --.--1,273.50 Service Charges — Cash Surrender 399.50--.--399.50 Service Charges — Loans ............. 3.00--.--3.00 Trust Fund Deposits ___________1,767.39 --.--1,767.39 Employees and Officers Withholding Tax Deductions __3,399.88 --.--3,399.88 Employees and Officers Social Security Deductions .........328.23 328.23 Pension Fund Deposits ....................653.00 653.00 City of Pittsburgh — Wage Tax.... 85.74 85.74 Total Income _____________152,036.84 11,730.45 163,767.29 Total ..................................14,204,726.37 709,503.4414,914,229.81 III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims ....................45,950.00 -----45,950.00 Matured Endowments ......................1,750.00 --.--1,750.00 Cash Surrenders ........................9,851.88 --.--9,851.88 Refunds to Members ...................1,174.66 --.--1,174.66 Real Estate Expenses .................3,135.81 --.--3,135.81 Other Investment Expenses ........... 52-18--.--52.18 Loss on Sale or Maturity of Bonds 21.12--.--21.12 Rent ....................................................1,480.07 _ 1,480.07 10 5>09. KJ. Salaries and Wages 10,202.84 Legal Fees and Expenses ..............225.00 _.--225.00 Medical Examinations Fees ....+......605.00 --.--605.00 Inspection Report Fees ....................113.85 --.--113.85 Actuarial and Auditing Expenses 288.33--.--288.33 Traveling Expenses ................._....719.38 --.---719.38 Advertising .......................................772.80 --.--772.80 Postage ..............................................500.00 --.-- '500.00 Express .............................................. 24.02--.--24.02 Printing ..............................................472.09 --.--472.09 Stationery ............................... 98.95--.--98.95 Cost or Depreciation of Furniture and Equip............................ 611.04 611.04 Books and Periodicals .................... 8.65 _w_ 8.65 Bureau and Association Dues and Assessments ........................ 3.00 3 00 Insurance except on Real Estate ....393.12 _w_ 393.12 Sundry General Expense ...»............100.55 --.--100.55 Field Expense Allowance ..............495.35 --.--495.35 Field Conferences ............................ 27.00--.--27.00 Official Publication ..........................1.218.43 --.--1,218.43 Donations ........................ 186.66--.--166.66 Sport Activities .............................3,101.56 3,101.56 Stale Insurance Department Licenses and Fees ........................ 42.00--.--42.00 Social Security Federal Tax _____ 886.46--.--886.46 Trust Fund Paid Deposits ............1,285.36 --.--1,285.36 Commissions .....................................8,161.19 --.--8,161.19 Collection of Dues ................. 10,241.88 —.—10,241.88 City of Pittsburgh — Wage Tax ... 88.36--.--88.36 Monthly Dues Refunds ...................306.98 21.35 328.33 Accrued Bond Interest ..................146.77 --.--146.77 Sick Benefit Claims ........................--.--14,878.03 14,878.03 Permanent Disability Claims .........--.--200.00 200.00 Director of Internal Revenue — k Withheld Taxes — April .............3,633.85 --.--3,633.85 Miscellaneous Expenses .................. 2.40 2.40 Total Disbursements ..............108,358.59 15,099.38 123,457.97 BALANCE .....’............14,096,367.78 694,404.06 14,790,771.84 JOHN SZALANCZY JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor LEDGER ASSETS — MAY 31, 1954 Real Estate — Home Office Building Less Reserve ...»................................................................. $ 115,495.27 Mortgage Loan Account ................................................................. 642,266.45 Branch Real Estate Account .........................*.................. 43,466.23 Loans and Liens .........................................................+................. 554,814.34 Bond Account ...........................................................................».__ 13,252,120.07 Stock Account ......................................................+........................ 36,167.98 Cash Account ......................................._...................................... 90,301.62 Savings Account ........................................................................... 43,689.88 Stock Account — Magyar Home .................................................. 12,450.00 Total Ledger Assets ............................................. $14,790,771.84 ( x « «.»:« xx.xixa x x xSRxSS sí k x x x x x x x x x x x aa s « aSaaa« x x:x a'x.a.Sa a x ääxä? E "a 1 1 News From Northwestern Ohio 1 w] I BRANCH 27 TOLEDO, OHIO | By Stephen J. Ivancso | A challenge has come from the bowlers of Branch 27, Toledo to Mar­ge Nemeth and New York for being called sit-me-downs! As I hear by way of the grapevine, a committee fs being formed to the extent that if Marge shows up at the next bowling tournament she will have no op­portunity for sit-downs at the dance! This city of champions will see to it! The bowlers here will want her to remember “Beautiful Ohio” and forget the “Sidewalks of New York.” Talking about beautiful Ohio, the other Sunday afternoon John Mokri, our very competent treasurer (who just returned from a renewed visit to New York), and yours truly, went westward to Delta, Ohio. There we were the guests of the Steve and Vincent Turi’s. These people are in the farming business and they all like their corn tall. On the trip to the Turi’s we found out that the whole family is 100% Verhovay. So naturally the latest addition, a baby girl born to the Vincent Turi’s, was signed up as a Verhovay member too. On the journey homeward, we stopped at the home of Mr. and M!rs. Charles Szabó. Their guests were Mrs. Vissi of Rossford, Ohio, Mrs. Steve Szabó of Swanton, Ohio, and Mr. & Mrs. William Vissi of Toledo. As we read the Verhovay Journal, we find that other branches have golf tournaments. We here in To­ledo have some very fine golfers, Julius Feyes and Richard Sendi. One Friday evening, being golf nite, yours truly, with “Rip” Tinta our singles champion, went to the Col­lins Park Golf Course. Never having golfed, I had to learn from the be­ginning, but soon found cut why “Rip” threw his club over the road and down the fairway. After nine holes, I thought I was the winner because I had started out with three balls and ended up with four, while the others were looking for their third ball. I came to the conclusion that after nine holes of golf I’d much rather umpire a nine inning ball game, leave the golfing game to Feyes, Sendi and Tinta. I hear a lot of fish stories, but for the best ones, if some of you come to Toledo, be sure to look up Julius Vargo or Bill Szirotnyak. These two are the fishing champs — they can catch fish under the bridge — over the bridge — and in or out of water! When these two gents get together, one has to stand aside and take it all in. Julius Vargo is the ice fisher who was on Camel News on television last year. Out Sandusky Bay one Monday after­noon, the ice broke and about fifty fishers started floating out to the middle of the lake. We can thank the Coast Guard for having gotten the boys off safely without tragedy, and this way we can hear more fish stories from Jula. Some out-of-state Verhovay friends looked us up recently — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dudás from Johns­town, Pennsylvania. I met too Emery (House of David) Boroski, who also is from Johnstown. I asked Emery how he made out at the bowling tournament in New York. His answer was, “No good.” Emery is a former Toledo boy who now makes his home in Johnstown, sports a bowling average of 200, year. in and year out! Well, I had better put away my typewriter and get some bowling practice. The Verhovay boys are go­ing to bowl in the Toledo Times Classic — the fastest league in town! More news about this in the next issue of the Verhovay Jöürnal. Report of Deaths MONTH OF JUNE 1954 The Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association an­nounces with profound sorrow the death of the follow­ing members: Br. Member’s Name Age 2 Hoffer Gasper 78 8 Petruska Stene 63 13 Turgyan Janne 76 14 Klinko Pál 59 14 Sztolar Balint 71 20 Szoka Ferencz 63 21 Habodasz Ágost 71 25 Juhasz Janos P. 77 32 Gorok Gaspar 56 32 Toth Ignatz 66 34 Puskas Ferencz 70 34 Warga Andrew 66 36 Poczik Janos 66 40 Kovács Janosné _ 64 45 Sajnovics Peter 71 45 Simon Peter J. 44 48 Gondor Ferenc 68 48 Weisz Mrs. Albert 58 49 Rokop Victor 73 52 Hanusosky Stephen 21 59 Kovács Joseph 86 68 Lipusz Nicholas 46 70 Schrettner Karoly 66 76 Varga Janos 71 129 Gaal Imre Sr. 70 Br. Member’s Name Age 130 Bur Janos 76 130 Churilla Louis J. 44 132 Kish Mrs. George 58 132 Lochmandy Mihály 69 132 Nemeth Janosne 77 132 Voros Nicholas 69 214 Hofert Jacqueline 9 226 Mikolics Mrs. Jos. ” 54 282 Majar Janosne 80 292 Morvay Anton 81 324 Holleci Daniel 70 336 Blutmajer Thomas 64 355 Gondos Istvanne 79 383 Jakab József 73 383 Kovaly Mrs. Mihály 64 408 Bocchini Adam 63 417 Remias Janos 68 429 Kuritar Mihály 78 443 Csiszár Joseph 63 443 Kar John Jr. 45 478 Vincze Mrs. Meny 65 525 Botka Joseph 76 545 Nagy Ferencz 77 576 Radoczy Mrs. Kalman 73 MAY THEY REST IN PEACE JOHN SZALANCZY National Treasurer JOHN SABO National Auditor

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