William Penn Life, 1994 (29. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1994-08-01 / 8. szám

National President E. E. Vargo (center) joins the Rev. József Zalotay (left) and the Rev. Stephen Sziurtó at a recent service at the Alba Regia Chapel. August 1994, William Penn Life, Page 7 Chapel honors Hungarians Continued from Page 1 princes, founders and defenders of 1,000 years of Hungarian history. The lower level of the chapel houses a crypt which serves as a burial place for Hungarians who died outside of the native coun­try. Dozens of crypts and urns brought from Europe, Canada, South America and across the United States have been placed there. Among those who have been laid to rest in the crypt are Hun­garian leaders such as Gen. and Mrs. Lajos Veress de Dalnok and László Sirchich as well as Ilona Massey Dawson who was a fa­mous Hollywood movie star in the 1940’s. In the chapel’s graveyard, sym­bolic gravesites are displayed of executed leaders of the Hungarian uprising. The symbolic sites in­clude graves for Premier Imre Nagy, Defense Minister Pal Male­­ter, the Kid of Pest, and the executed political prisoner. Next to the gravesites stands a memorial erected to honor those Hungarian emigrants who fought and died in the American Revolu­tionary War, the U.S. Civil War and other conflicts in the defense of the United States. A wooden bell tower built in the Transylvanian tradition is the center piece of a picnic area at the park. Written in Hungarian above the door to the picnic area is the phrase: "Pass Our Thresh­old With Peace. ’ ’ Written on the other side is: "Be Our Guests Again.” For more information about the chapel or to arrange a visit, write to: Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation, Alba Regia Chapel, P.O. Box 867, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411. WPA officials participate in ceremonies held at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier ARLINGTON, VA — Repre­sentatives of the William Penn Association participated in Mem­orial Day ceremonies honoring Hungarians who sacrificed their lives while serving in the U.S. military. National President E. E. Vargo and National Director Elmer W. Toth joined in a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. Also participating were Gaza A. Katona of the Hungarian Free­dom Fighters Federation, whose group sponsored the wreath, and George Marer, retired director of The Voice of America. Following the wreath cere­mony, they visited the gravesites of Hungarian born officers, in­cluding Maj. Gen. Sándor As­­both, who served in the Union National President E. E. Vargo (left) and National Director Elmer W. Army and was later the U.S. Toth prepare to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. diplomatic minister to Argentina and Paraguay; Maj. Gen. Julius Stahel-Szamwald, who was an Recent Donations WPFA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. JUNE 1994 Br. Donor Amt. 0001 Gabriel C. Amato$ 1.00 Joseph S. Liguori10.00 John Perry11.48 George W Smith5.00 0008 Elyse C. Debar 3 00 0014 Denise J. Ciako 500 0015 Helen S. Brundy 5.00 Henry J. Lukacs 1.30 0018 Alexa Falus 1.00 Lora Lyn Falus 1.00 Marcia Anne Horst 10.00 0019 Katherine B Coley 24.80 0022 John Pongracz 20.00 0028 Margaret Baker 2.00 Jacquelynn N. Becker 5.00 Ruth J. Fabian 2.17 Edward J. Kinnick 2.82 Ruth M. McGraw 0.58 Catherine L Paul 0.80 Chris S. Paul 0.80 Helen E. Smith 2.55 0034 Lillian A Danko 5.00 Linda R. Units 5.00 0037 Denes K. Carpenter 10.00 0044 Stephen J. Frances 10.00 Robert A Moore 1.00 0048 Nancy I. Balazs 5.00 George P. Humenik 5.00 0051 Louis J. Andrino 10.00 Edith L. Birchette 1 00 0071 Margie M. Urda 1.00 0076 Frank J Canomco 10.00 Kathleen Fiordimondo 10.00 Ethel G. Yarbrough 10.00 0089 Rose Rapolti 10.00 Monica Sinai 10.00 0090 Stephanie J Geosits 2.14 0098 David M. Kravatz 5.00 0129 Rita J. Summers 1.00 0132 Theresa C. McCubbins 1.00 0133 Herbert A. Hineline 5.00 0159 John J. Serdy 10.00 Leona M Stahl 2.00 0174 Paul A. Condurso 5.00 0216 Rita A. Fodor 5.16 0226 Mary P. Dolfi 3 97 Helen Stipkovits 10 00 0249 Anne Marie Schmidt 25.00 0349 Paul M. D'Aurora 2.00 Renee Deptula 10.00 Joseph Tocash 2.72 0352 Ellen M. Jones 2.88 Eileen Monyak 25.00 0525 Brandon O Elias 5.00 Robert A. Elias 5.00 0590 John Garci, Jr 2.50 Lisa A. Taylor 3.00 0705 Bessie M. Basterash 5 00 Sylvia I. Nezda 2.00 Lillian Robinson 5.00 Grace H. Trader 10 00 0720 Mary S. Censato 5 00 Irene F. Corish 10.00 John Cunningham 5.00 Lawrence J. Drayton 20.00 Donna M. Farnsworth 2.00 Florence M Gibbons 2.00 Thomas F. Groden 5.00 Marie A. Lagunowich 5.00 George O Lampron 3.00 Lorette C. Moriarty 1 00 Maurice B. Moriarty 2.00 0800 Roy Stoy 20.00 8019 Lillian A. Schmidt 4.40 8020 Edward G. McCosby 15.00 8026 Charles D. Docherty 5 00 8050 Margaret Bochicchio 500 8057 Esther M. Lopolito 10.00 8286 Elizabeth Kakas 10.00 Elizabeth A. Nagy 10 00 8330 Cletus G. Niesslein 10.00 8347 Albert W Basile 10.00 8350 John M. Stangl 5.00 TOTAL $538.07 In Memory Of JULY 1994 GLADYS V KING M/M Michael J. Hrabar $50.00 WILLIAM KOVACH M/M Joseph Balloge 25.00 TOTAL $75.00 Donations from 1994 Meeting of the WPFA Scholarship Foundation (Received after June 15,1994) Br 71 Duquesne, PA $50.00 IN MEMORY OF DECEASED MEMBERS OF BRANCH 51 Br 51 Passaic, NJ 25 00 TOTAL $75.00 Investment Income JULY 1994 Pennsylvania Power & Light $375.00 Miscellaneous Income JULY 1994 Andrew Major $28.00 Cookbooks 80.00 In Memóriám Barbara Molnár Edith Vojtovics We ask our fellow members to pray for the eternal rest of all our recently departed members listed below: JUNE 1994 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT Rita S. Barnes Ernest Fazekas Mary Poliak Emma Preneta Ethel Salvucci 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA Ann G. Duriga Marie T. McClafferty John J. Yokitis 0009 HAZLETON, PA Helen Kapish 0013 TRENTON,NJ Caroline Greening Evelyn M. Mardle 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Helen Barbey Julius L. Gajdos Irma H. Hopka Wilho A. Lillvis Josephine Rajnyak 0015 CHICAGO, IL Gladys A. Dave Margaret Petike 0016 PERTH AMBOY, NJ Alma Raji Mary Ann Schimpf 0018 LINCOLN PARK, Ml Margaret A. Balogh Alexander Gyomory Mary Krohn Louis Lesch Rose Rigo Margaret Varga John A. Vargo 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Mary Barnosky Elizabeth Nemeth 0024 CHICAGO. IL Natalie Bodnar Barbara Nemeth Stephen Uhlean Gale L. Veir 0025 BECKLEY, WV Joseph V. Kovach 0026 SHARON, PA Mary Peto Joseph A. Stefurak 0028 YOUNGSTOWN, OH Andrew Konya Mary Molnár Matilda Sesser Janos Valter 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Elizabeth K. Hayward Anna Solomon Alex Szentesi 0044 AKRON, OH Edward John Sovary Ethel E. Thomas 0045 CLEVELAND, OH Elizabeth Készéi 0048 NEW YORK. NY Eleanor Davis Vilma B. Miles 0071 DUQUESNE, PA Alyce M. Hayes Vilma Veland 0076 PHILADELPHIA, PA William H. Legierse 0150 MASONTOWN, PA Louis Jesso 0159 PHOENIXVILLE, PA Elaine Nagy Mary Natale Charles Varano 0174 SCRANTON, PA Gerard H. Warner 0214 FLINT, Ml Joseph Hoffer, Sr. 0226 McKeesport, pa Christian F. Springer 0230 TERRE HAUTE, IN Ann Chernay 0248 MONAVILLE, WV Theresa Andrasik 0249 DAYTON, OH Margaret Setzer 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA Frank A. Gabersek Bower L. Miller 0352 CORAOPOLIS, PA Joseph Holub Frank W. Pogel, Sr. 0383 BUFFALO, NY Nicholas Papp 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA Ernest Csanyi 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL Paul J. Elli 0705 MAYVILLE, Wl Anthony D. Skenandore Joyce M. Thom 0720 BOSTON, MA Richard H. Rawson, Sr. Ambrose Reader Rudolph Strobel 0800 ALTOONA, PA Gerald J. Adams Rev. Joseph C. Cummings Anthony J. Fanelli, Sr. John E. Greiner 8014 PITTSBURGH. PA Paul J. Breier 8075 WILKES-BARRE, PA Robert L. Helfrich 8321 WINDBER, PA Leonard J. Buscaglia 0089 HOMESTEAD, PA George Tamsula 0098 BETHLEHEM,PA Henry Skrilecz 0129 COLUMBUS, OH John Papay 0130 EAST CHICAGO, IN Louis Chappelie Mary Miczalek 0132 SOUTH BEND, IN Andrew Szalmasagi Anna Vladoin aide to President Lincoln; and Capt. Ákos Szekely, who fought in the Vietnam War.

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