William Penn Life, 1968 (3. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1968-08-01 / 8-9. szám

ßn&nclt cMUjJtjßüjUti DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY HEADQUARTERS, 2073d ARSU, PITTSBURGH USAR SCHOOL FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 31905 For Immediate Release: Fort Benning, Georgia, July 22. — Colonel Gus G. Nagy, Supervisor of Agencies for the William Penn Fraternal GUS being welcomed by Major General John M. Wright. Association, received an official welcome from Major General John M. Wright, Commandant of Fort Benning. Gus is the Commandant of the 2073d ARSU Pittsburgh USAR School. He is here with his unit to conduct the Active Duty Phase of the Infantry Officers Career Course. Officers come from all parts of the Nation to attend this course of instruction. The Staff & Faculty selected by Col. Nagy consist of Univer­sity Professors, Business Men, and leaders of industry. They too came from all parts of the United States. Before the entry of the United States into World War II, Gus, at the age of 25 was enlisted in the Army. He quickly rose to the rank of Captain and com­manded a Company of Infantry through two bitterly fought campaigns in Europe. And Gus was there too, in those final days as the end of the war neared. Old men, women and children fleeing to the west, and the thousands trapped on the rivers bank. The Russians only miles away. But there was Big Gus. Those thousands never knew his name, but we know they have him in their prayers nightly. He got them across. At the end of the war Gus was separated from the service, but remained in the active reserves. He was one of the few who aided in the organization of the 2073d Pittsburgh USAR School. He served in many capacities in those early days, but he found time to further his military education. He received an associate degree in 1963 from the Com­mand and General Staff college in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. This is a success story of a man. A tough man. A gentle man. A compas­sionate man. He never quits. He made it to the top. Commandant; 2073d ARSU Pittsburgh USAR School. Nice climbing Gus. Do we see a star? TO OUR READERS AND CONTRIBUTORS: Our official publication is published monthly except for combined issues in June-July and August-September. — Deadline for publication is the first of the month. Material for publication should be type­written, on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Address contributions to: EDITOR WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 429 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 13 Trenton, N. J. I promised in the last issue of the William Penn Life that I would write more about our Agency Manager, Dr. Árpád Nagy, but instead of writing about his background at this time, I would like to report that since March 1, 1968 he has sold $601,000.00 of Life Insurance with Annual Premium of $17,770.00. Branch 13 is proud of this great record and achievement, and we all wish him the best of luck and great success. By now all the bowlers and friends should have recuperated from the Bowl­ing Tournament held in Youngstown, Ohio. Branch 13 members enjoyed the bus trip with the New Brunswick group tremendously. We all had fun Would like to see more bowlers participate in the Bowling Tournament next year. Let’s get together early to form our teams. If you are interested get in touch with me at the District Office. Miss Margaret Kovach 14 Cleveland, Ohio BUCKEYE STATE WATCHTOWER A happy birthday to all members who were born in June and July, also August. Mine is on the 25th of Aug. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emory Tanos of St. Elizabeth’s R.C. Church celebrated his 50 years of priesthood on Sunday, May 19th, 1968 with a Mass, and a reception in the church basement — Congratulations. — Hungarian is one of the subjects that they teach at the First Magyar Presbyterian Church (E. 126 & Buckeye Rd.) during the summer months. Though a man a thinking being is defined — few use the grand prerogative of mind? How many think justly of the thinking “few”, how many never think who think they do??? We have a Hungarian Golf Associa­tion of many years standing, and they play all summer long. How about some news? From our members — write to Joseph J. Horvath, 2939 E. 130th St., Cleveland, Ohio 44120. Post card will do. How come the new auditing committee of our Association did their work in six days?, and the auditing committee of former years always took two weeks these computers are really doing good work. Member Bela Kastan is a big deal at the TRW Corp. We are wondering what became of former Sec’y Mary Fejes? We know she’s married. — We saw Mrs. Keszie selling Hungarian goodies in the Arcade here in Cleveland for the benefit of the Aggmenház. — The editor doesn’t like some of my writings, can’t help it thats the way it happened. So they cut it out. Branch 14 members are beginning to ask where they are going to pay their dues? I tell them to either send it in, or come to the meeting and pay there. Member Ronnie Karnya former man­ager of the Business & Tradesmans was taken into the Army, and is now at Fort Knox, Ky. — The notice sent out from the Home Office pertaining to the new office wasn’t received by all the members. About forty members attended, and the meeting was very tame. Ex Animo Joseph J. Horvath 16 Perth Amboy, N. J. This is to inform all members of Branch 16 that the Perth Amboy District Office was closed effective July 1, 1968. All Branch 16 members are requested to contact our New Brunswick District Office for servicing in connection with their WILLIAM PENN insurance. The District Office is located at: 208 Som­erset St., New Brunswick, N. J. 08901. Telephone CH 9-7752. Mr. John T. Drew, Agency Manager or one of his qualified representatives are available to assist you in any matter pertaining to your William Penn membership. Branch 16 is holding its regular monthly meetings on every third Thurs­day of the mtinth at 8 P.M. at the Eagle Hall, on Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J. All those who would like to pay their monthly dues at the meeting night may do so to the treasurer of the Branch. 18 Detroit, Mich. Branch 18 will again sponsor its Annual Children’s Day program with interesting program, sports and games. For details read local papers. Stephen Danko Stephen Úsztok Br. Pres. Br. Mgr. 48 New York, N. Y. Branch 48, of New York City, is holding a Testimonial Dinner and Dance on Saturday, October 5th, 1968, at the St. Mary’s Church of the Byzantine, 246 East 15th Street, New York, N. Y. The officers and members of Branch 48, will honor Mrs. Margaret Marhan, who has served this branch faithfully over a period of twenty-five years, in various 6

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