William Penn Life, 1975 (10. évfolyam, 2-4. szám)
1975-04-01 / 2. szám
General Directions for First Aid and Household Tips, please send check or money order in the amount of $2.75 to William Penn Scholarship Fund Br. 19, P.O. Box 122, New Brunswick, N.J. 08903. The cost of the Book is $2.50 plus the 25c for mailing. Barbara Hegedűs, reporter COOK BOOK HUNGARIAN SPECIALTIES and OTHER FAVORITES WILLIAM PENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND BR. 19 P.O. Box 122, Now Brunswick, N.J. 08903 Net Proceeds for the benefit of the William Penn Ass n Scholarship Foundation Donation $2.50-Mailing 25<t Send Check or Money Order for $2.75 24 CHICAGO, ILL. May 9. 1975 has been selected as the date for election of delegates to the William Penn Association National Convention. The meeting will be held at the Calvin Reformed Church. 12300 So Michigan Ave. Chicago, 111. Friday evening at 8:00 P.M. Please Attend. Fraternally, District Secretary Charles Akai,Branch President 28 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO It is of great importance that members attend the May 13th meeting, which will be held at 7:30 P.M. in Calvin Center, 755 Mahoning Avenue. This is an official notice to all members, to take part in election of intelligent and active fraternal Delegates and Alternate Delegates to the 28th General Convention. Our District Secretary Alex Buksar will conduct election meeting. We wish to inform all Branch members of the change of the meeting place, which is now held at the Calvin Center, 755 Mahoning Avenue. Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 P.M. President John Bunchy would like all members to attend our regular monthly meetings. We are planning a summer picnic and a Fall card party for the Scholarship Foundation Funds. So we need you. Hope to see you at our next meeting. Mrs. Anna Wash, Reporter 51 PASSAIC, N.J. The officers of Branch 51 wish to thank the membership for the fine turnout at our Christmas Party. It was very heartwarming to see the children of the branch enjoying themselves. A special thanks to Mrs. Marika Hero and Mr. Steve (Santa) Klics for their wonderful efforts. The following were re-elected to office: President; Ernest J. Mozer, Vice- President; Sándor Lakatos, Secretary; Arthur Barillo, Treasurer; Frank Zimmermann, Auditors; Joseph Baumgartner, Julius Muller, Andrew Nemeth. Monthly meetings will be held on the third Monday of each month at the President Palace Hall, 115 President Street, Passaic, N.J. at 7:00 P.M. Please support your officers by attending meetings frequently. Election of Delegates and Alternate Delegates for the 28th General Convention will be held on Sunday, May 18th, 1975 at 2:00 P.M., also at the President Palace Hall, 115 President Street, Passaic, N.J. now is the time to come forward and elect those delegates who go to Pittsburgh and express your feelings, good or bad. Ernest J. Mozer, Branch President 59 SCALP LEVEL, PA. The Nominating Committee of District No. 43 made the following nominations for Delegates and Alternate Delegates to the William Penn Association Convention. Delegates: Mary Miller; Branch 59, Steve Gall, Branch 52, Julia Greathouse; Branch 302, William Somogyi; Branch 386, Alternate Delegates: Mrs. Steve Gall; Branch 52, Joseph Totsky; Branch 59, Watson Greathouse; Branch 302, John Szekeresh; Branch 386. Voting will be by mail in the month of May 1975. All votes must be mailed to Mary Miller, District Secretary 211 Main Street, Scalp Level, Pa. 15963. Votes postmarked after May 31, 1975 will be void. Mary Miller, District Secretary 76 PHILADELPHIA, PA. With the time drawing near to the Annual Bowling Tournament, we had high hopes of having representation with teams from our Branch. Due to various reasons, some due to the recession, other commitments etc., for the first time in many years, we were unable to field any teams. We will miss the fun and the opportunity to get together with our friends from other branches. We hope there will be a good turnout from the Midwest areas to help make this annual event successful. At our last meeting, our President Joe Kustra surprised us with the announcement that he was retiring. He and his wife, Vera, are moving to Florida in June. This was so sudden, it was a shock for us to hear that they were leaving our area. Joe and Vera are true and dedicated fraternalists, always ready and willing to do their share. We will really miss them and we wish them many years of happiness and good health in their new surroundings. We hereby wish to inform our members that at the meeting to be held, Sat. May l()th the delegate to the 1975 General Convention to represent Branch 76 will be elected. The meeting will commence at 8:00 P.M. in the Phila. Hungarian Club, 1125 Southampton Rd., Phila. Pa. We would like to see a good turnout to help formulate new ideas to be presented to the convention. We were glad to see Annabel Karoly at our last meeting, feeling somewhat better after being laid up with the “grippe”. The new year brought a tragedy to the family of Mike and Anna Toth, well known members of our Branch. Their son, 19 year old Robert G., was struck by a car shortly after midnight near their home on Rising Sun Ave., and died shortly afterward in the hospital. Our deepest sympathy to the Toth and Rosenthal families in their tragic loss of a beloved and dedicated member, in the springtime of his life. Steve Szemes. Reporter 91 MASSILON, OHIO The Home Office is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Frank Nemeti, 1671, Kenyon Avenue, Massilon, Ohio 44646, Telephone: (216) 832-9777 as Manager of Branch 91, to replace his late Father who for so many years faithfully served as Branch Manager. Mr. Nemeti is willing to assist the Branch members in any way he can. We hope that Mr. Frank Nemeti will give us at least the same length of service which his Father gave to the Association. 129 COLUMBUS, OHIO Election of officers for 1975 was held at the December 11th meeting. The following were elected: President, David George; Vice President, Lou R. Miller; Secretary- Treasurer, Irene Voss; Auditors, Charles Boso and John Gaal. Our congratulations to Charles and Marge Boso who celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary on January 23rd. A beautiful Buffet Dinner was given in their honor by their children, with some two hundred guests in attendance. Mrs. Boso is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David George, Branch President, who also celebrated their 45th Wedding Anniversary on March 1, 1975. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George also. The nominating committee to select Delegates and Alternates to the National Convention appointed by District Secretary, David George, were: John Gaal, Irene Voss, and Marge Boso. The Committee met prior to the March 12th Branch meeting and at that meeting presented the following report of nominees to the National Convention: Delegates: David George and Lou R. 9
