William Penn Life, 1977 (12. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1977-10-01 / 4. szám

Deceased Members . . . (Continued from Page Thirteen) 023 Lányi, Anthony, Pocahontas, Va. 024 Gyure, Mrs. Helen, Blue Island, 111. 024 Rock, Steven, Chicago, 111. 026 Hercegh, Mrs. Elizabeth, Sharon, Pa. 026 Yozing, Mrs. George, Sharon, Pa. 028 Pedro, Mrs. John, Youngstown, Ohio 040 Magyar, Frank Jr., Dillonvalle, Ohio 040 Tankovits, Joseph M., Martins Ferry, Ohio 044 White, George Fred, Akron, Ohio 048 Greenwald, Alex, Bronx, N.Y. 048 Hagey, John, Witherbee, N.Y. 048 Hassman, Stanley B., New York, N.Y. 048 Mulató, Mrs. George, Ridgefield, Conn. 048 Pribeck, Frank, Woodbridge, N.J. 048 Schwegler, Anthony, Miami, Fla. 052 Feher, Stephen, Windber, Pa. 070 Weiler, George, Union, N.J. 098 Bacsardy, Michael, Berwick, Pa. 098 Hegedűs, Joseph, Bethlehem, Pa. 098 Molnár, Alex, Bethlehem, Pa. 129 Almay, Emil, Columbus, Ohio 132 Verbich, Mrs. László, Merrillville, Ind. 133 Muretta, Russell J., Easton, Pa. 226 Gunner, Laura B., McKeesport, Pa. 249 Andzik, Rudolph J., Clayton, Ohio 249 Kovács, Charles, Chillicothe, Ohio 296 Ball, Edward F., Tarentum, Pa. 302 Tasin, Silvio, Jerome, Pa. 349 Seech, Mrs. Gabor, Belington, W.Va. 383 Mathias, Andrew, North Tonawanda, N.Y. 500 Chiotti, Mrs. Louis, Hazel Park, Mich. 525 Palhegyi, Mrs. Stephen, National City, Ca. 590 Csontos, Steve, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 700 Hansen, Lois L., Milwaukee, Wis. 700 Phyfer, Helen E., Racine, Wis. 705 Levenhagen, John F., Oshkosh, Wis. 705 Ross, Lucille, Milwaukee, Wis. 710 Hogan, Dennis J., Springfield, Mass. 710 Sharrow, Mary Ann, Holyoke, Mass. 710 Shattuck, Edwin G., Brockton, Mass. SEPTEMBER, 1977 001 Anger, Mrs. Irene, Trumbull, Conn. 001 Babis, Mrs. Stephen, Stratford, Conn. 001 Csontos, Mrs. Stephen, Bridgeport, Conn. 001 Herold, Rozsa, Fairfield, Conn. 001 Jagoutz, Mrs. Simon, Manchester, Conn. 001 Monszport, Mrs. James, Fairfield, Conn. 001 Norton, Margaret, Fairfield, Conn. 001 Urban, Frank Thomas, Waterbury, Conn. 001 Voss, Frank, Bridgeport, Conn. 013 Lassan, George Jr., Trenton, N.J. 014 Gothard, John, Highland Heights, O. 014 Szilagyi, Bertalan, Cleveland, Ohio 015 Jones, Julius, Chicago, 111. 016 Kun, Mrs. Stephen, Perth Amboy, N.J. 017 Bado, Mrs. Joseph, Amherst, Ohio 018 Kozma, John, Trenton, Mich. 018 Toth, Michael, Taylor, Mich. 019 Arvai, Walter, New Brunswick, N.J. 019 Barna, Mrs. Julia, Somerville, N.J. 019 Kelemen, Simon Jr., New Brunswick, N.J. 019 Kuli, Michael, South River, N.J. 019 Vaszlavik, Anthony, New Brunswick, N.J. 024 Gulyban Joseph G., Chicago, 111. 039 Petro, George, Beaver Falls, Pa. 044 Sebok, Mrs. Joseph, Colliers, W. Va. 045 Fanchaly, Mrs. Ignác, North Olmstead, Ohio 048 Mihalko, Mrs. Barbara, Brooklyn, N.Y. 048 Seemayer, Ilona, Jackson Heights, N.Y. 048 Szell, Nicholas, Fleishman, N.Y. 051 Szarvas, Mrs. Elizabeth, Garfield, N.J. 080 Kosh, John, Twin Rocks, Pa. 089 Bacsó, Frank, East Lake, Ohio 090 Toth, Frank, Allentown, Pa. 098 Szabó, Mrs. Zoltán, Bethlehem, Pa. 098 Tuza, Joseph Jr., Berwick, Pa. 129 Fekete, Andrew B. Sr., Gary, Ind. 132 Beke, Mrs. Zsigmond, Gary, Ind. 132 Elliott, Mrs. C. Devlin, South Bend, Ind. 132 Wegh, Mrs. Gabor, South Bend, Ind. 141 Szilvasi, Mrs. Frank, Wampum, Pa. 172 Csernay, Andrew, Leechburg, Pa. 174 Shaffer, Mrs. Elizabeth, Newark, N.J. 187 Suyo, James Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 214 Boros, Mrs. Stephen, Flint, Mich. 216 Beslanovits, Mrs. Robert, Northampton, Pa. 226 Földi, Stephen, Gary, Ind. 226 Lovas, Julia, McKeesport, Pa. 249 Herchig, Louis, Kettering, Ohio 296 Lewis, Bertha M., Johnstown, Pa. 296 Varga, Michael, Daleville, Ala. 715 Bousquet, Frederick J. Sr., Westfield, Mass. 715 Wert, Floyd M., Gardner, Mass. MINUTES . . . (Continued from Page Seventeen, 10) National Secretary Albert J. Stel­­kovics read the Minutes of the Executive Committee meetings held on July 26 and July 27, 1977. It was moved, seconded and adopted to review and discuss these Minutes page by page. 11) The Board ensued on a lengthy discussion pertaining to the American Fund litigation. Several proposals and counter-proposals were made between the parties concerned in an effort to effect a settlement of this litigation. The Board authorized the Executive Commit­tee and the National President to pro­ceed with negotiations and attempt to resolve the matter in accordance with proposals outlined in Minutes of the Executive Committee meetings dated July 26, 1977. 12) President Charles submitted a verbal report pertaining to the St. George Catholic Union merger. The Board acknowledged his report. 13) The Board next discussed the Penn Scenic View property. Following this discussion, it is moved, seconded and the Board adopted that the Execu­tive Committee meet with and engage the services of a tax consultant to re­view the status of the Penn Scenic View property in relation to the William Penn Scholarship Foundation. The Board fur­ther authorized the Executive Committee to confer with Mr. Kemp with reference to the future activity of the Penn Scenic View property. 14) National Secretary Albert J. Stel­­kovics read a letter to the Board from Mr. John J. Phillips making an applica­tion for Camp Director of Penn Scenic View. The Board acknowledged his letter and requested that same be placed in file for future reference. 15) The Board discussed Point 16, Minutes of Executive Committee meet­ing dated July 27, 1977 pertaining to adding a Board member to the invest­ment Committee. The Executive Com­mittee finds that this would require a change in the By-Laws and does not recommend that the By-Law change be made at this time. The Board adopted the recommendation of the Executive Committee. 16) Chairman Charles recessed the meeting at 5:00 P.M. till 10:00 A.M. Tuesday, September 13, 1977. 17) Prior to opening of the regular business session the Directors, Officers, Branch 1 Officers, their wives and guests attended mass at 8:30 A.M., Tuesday, September 13, in St. Emery’s Hungarian R. C. Church, Fairfield, Con­necticut. This mass was offered by Fa­ther George Mészáros, Pastor, for the deceased William Penn Association mem­bers. In his homily Father Mészáros traced the history of the Hungarian Im­migrants to this country. He detailed the role the Fraternal Societies played in the forming of parishes and congre­gations and how these two preserved the Hungarian culture in the U.S.A. The churches and societies are once again called upon to continue this cultural heritage preservation, he closed by con­gratulating the William Penn Associa­tion for what it is accomplishing in maintaining our Hungarian heritage. After church services the group ga­thered on the plaza in front of St. Emery’s Church where National Presi­dent Elmer Charles presented to Father Mészáros the Association’s $500.00 check towards the Cardinal Mindszenty Mem­orial Square which will be established next to St. Emery’s Church. Father Mé­száros expressed deep appreciation for the Board’s generous donation and was pleased to turn the check over to Mr. Louis L. Varga, National Vice President who is Chairman of the Mindszenty Memorial Committee. The event was later publicized in the local Bridgeport Post. 18

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