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

1994-10-01 / 10. szám

October 1994, William Penn Life, Page 7 In Memóriám ANDREW TOTH LINCOLN PARK, MI — The members of Branch 18 Lincoln Park were saddened by the recent death of former Branch President Andrew Toth. Mr. Toth, 77, passed away Aug. 30, 1994, in Horn Memorial Hospital, Ida Grove, Iowa. Mr. Toth served his branch as a dedicated officer for many years and as a delegate to five National Conventions. He actively partici­pated in branch activities and was a fixture at the national bowling and golf tournaments. He was born March 28, 1917, in McKeesport, Pa., the son of the late John andJuliaToth. He wasa retired service representative for Rockwell International and a vet­eran of World War II. He was a member of the Ameri­can Hungarian Reformed Church, where he served as secretary on the church’s council for 10 years. Services were held Sept. 3, 1994, at the church, with burial in Michigan Memorial Cemetery, Fiatrock, Mich. We extend our sympathy to his wife Emma and his family and ask that God may grant "Andy” his eternal rest. VINCENT M. LEONARD PITTSBURGH — The Most Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, retired bish­op of the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh and supreme spiritual advisor to the former Catholic Knights of St. George, died Aug. 28, 1994, in the Little Sisters of the Poor Home, Pittsburgh. He was 85. Branch News Continued from Page 3 sick in their homes, in hospitals and in nursing homes. Please remember them in your prayers. Happy Halloween on Oct. 31 to all members and their families, especially the children and grand­children who will be trick-or­­treating. Branch 8164 Steubenville, OH Branch 8164 resumed its sched­ule of monthly meetings Sept. 11 with a Mass celebrated in St. Anthony Church by the Rev. Edmund Sylvia of the Franciscan University. After Mass we ga­thered for breakfast in the rectory hall. We welcomed back National Director Louis Fodor who had been absent for many months due to a serious operation. A special cake decorated with the words "Welcome Back Mr. Fo­dor” was shared by all. A social hour followed with breakfast served by Julia D’Aur­­ora. In the absence of Branch President Vincent Lopresto, Vice President Angela D’Aurora pre­sided at the meeting. Get well wishes were sent to Isabel Vatrella. Our next meeting will be held Oct. 9. Bishop Leonard was the ninth bishop of Pittsburgh, serving from July 1969 to December 1983. "He will always be remem­bered as a gentle, humble leader whose very pastoral style brought stability to this local church,” said the Most. Rev. Donald W. Wuerl, the current bishop of Pitts­burgh. He was born Dec. 11, 1908, one of nine children of Francis and Catherine Leonard. After his ordination in 1935, he served for 24 years in various posts as a chaplain, pastor and administrator. In 1969, Pope Paul VI named him bishop of Pitts­burgh. As bishop, he was best known for his commitment to the poor and disadvantaged, his loyalty to the pope, his concern for the welfare of priests, his work to improve and expand care facilities for the aged, and his desire to seek the middle ground in most things. In an editorial two days after his death, the Pittsburgh Post- Gazette wrote: "Whether he would be the right man to deal with today’s fiscal and ideological problems can only be conjectured. But he was very much the sort of man his own times demanded.” May he rest in peace. We ask our fellow members to pray for the eternal rest of Mr. Fabian, Mr. Toth, Bishop Leonard and all our recently departed members listed below: AUGUST 1994 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT Margaret Homa 0005 PHOENIX, AZ Olga Smith 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA Henry A. Bachik, Sr. Stephen A. Hovan Andrew Vital 0013 TRENTON, NJ William Fraytag Matthew J. Horvath 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Margaret Bodnar Joseph Olexa John Palguta Boris Presniakov 0015 CHICAGO, IL John Iski William Schneider 0018 LINCOLN PARK, Ml John F. Gulas Madgalene T. Turcsak 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Helen A. Benedict Esther Ryan Mary R. Schmitt 0022 ROEBLING, NJ Robert L. Voerth 0027 TOLEDO, OH Mary Kovács Elizabeth M. Virág 0028 YOUNGSTOWN, OH Stacy M. Kroner 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Edward A. Rattay Walter J. Tavis 0044 AKRON, OH John W. Balazs Isabel T. Kinnan Rose Smith Helen Urban 0048 NEW YORK, NY Francis Naczi 0051 PASSAIC, NJ Alex Szabó, Jr. 0059 WINDBER, PA Joseph Faher Mary Miller 0071 DUQUESNE, PA James J. Caruso Peter Chepponis Helen Marasco David P. Ranker 0076 PHILADELPHIA, PA Veronica T. Buchanan 0080 VINTONDALE, PA Steven S. Forgás 0098 BETHLEHEM,PA Edmund Sodl 0150 MASONTOWN, PA Julia Kovach 0174 SCRANTON, PA Edwin J. Moll Mary Nemeth 0226 MCKEESPORT, PA Paul P. Livosz, Jr. 0249 DAYTON, OH Emery G. Palló Joseph Virág 0275 MILWAUKEE, Wl John Alan Stark 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA John Oravecz Shane D. Osan 0336 HARRISBURG, PA Carl J. Romanik 0352 CORAOPOLIS, PA Michael E. Varecha 0383 BUFFALO, NY J. Frank Hume 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL Joseph Bonomo Denes Nemeth 0705 MAYVILLE, Wl Claude M. Botkin Elizabeth A. Vanasten 0720 BOSTON, MA Charles S. Almeida Chester B. Bartlett Arminda Bechard Caroline A. Brezniak William F. Greene Ellen M. Korpita Clara M. Marceau Helen K. Mulvaney Aniello Napolitano Joseph M. Paulin Anna M. Penney Harry J. Robinson James R. Todd Mary G. Wall Herbert W. Warner, Sr. 8020 McKEES ROCKS, PA Josephine C. Hutter 8075 WILKES-BARRE, PA Daniel J. Flood 8113 LUCINDA, PA Carl E. Steiner 8321 WINDBER, PA Joseph W. Laplaca 8340 DUNDALK, MD Bernard A. Kersting Articles & photographs for the November issue ofthe William Penn Life are due in our office by October 21,1994 Recent Donations WPFA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. AUGUST 1994 Br. Donor Amt. 0001 Lawrence H. Boucher$ 1.00 Muriel B. Bourque5.50 Mattie Minnis1.00 Pauline S. Steele1.00 0008 Betty Jane Kraylik 5.00 0013 Joseph E. Kelemen 3.00 0014 Stela F. Jabelean 1.00 Anthony S. Kafiti 5.00 Salim Kafiti 5.00 John Kuskovich 5.00 John Emery Szakai 10.00 0015 Mary Kish 2.00 Michael J. Maloney 1.00 0016 Frank J. Zurawski 10.00 0018 Alexa Falus 1.00 Lora Lyn Falus 1.00 Katalin A. Peters 5.00 0019 Edward C. Amon 7.00 John J. Gurkovich 5.00 0027 Edward Martin Heer 5.00 0028 Ruth J. Fabian 2.17 Raymond A. Manley 2.27 Ruth M. McGraw 0.58 Stephen L. Molnár 5.00 Chris S. Paul 0.80 Alan A. Szabó 1.00 0034 John Karamarkovich 20.00 0040 Irene Ivan 5.00 0044 Stephen J. Francis 5.00 Mary Ann Kasper 5.00 Jodi L. Simmons 2.43 0048 Lorraine Lowrey 10.00 0059 Anna Torok 5.00 0067 James M. Kocsis 10.00 0071 George J. Nosis, Jr.2.00 0098 David M. Kravatz 5.00 0129 Rita J. Summers 1.00 0130 Irma Peto 2.00 0132 Leann Lusk 15.00 0150 Vidla J. Varga 10.00 0174 Jason Eugene Moran 1.22 0189 William J. Korosy 3.20 0214 Gyula Koczo 15.00 0216 Rita A. Fodor 5.16 0226 Mary Opar 2.00 0296 Michele Orsag 2.95 0336 Charles S. Johns 2.76 0352 Donald F. Healy 20.00 Kenneth Kennard, Jr.5.00 0525 Julius Bodnar 5.89 Teresa Bodnar 5.66 0590 Edith A. Bailey 1.00 0705 Vida R. Sturm 3.00 Roy T. Watters 2.00 0720 John Cunningham 5.00 Raymond E. Godbout 10.00 Martin S. Malloy 3.00 David F. Nitkiewicz 2.00 Irene P. Ricci 5.00 Marco Ricci 5.00 Adeline Scaliarini 3.00 Albina R. Settembro 1.00 0800 Nancy M. Steinbugl 2.73 8057 Mary A. Stefani 4.00 8075 Rose M. Fala 4.00 8286 Mildred Deshields 10.00 8330 Frances J. Adams 5.00 TOTAL $323.32 Wm. Penn Life -10/94 Donations • ADO 1 In Memory Of SEPTEMBER 1994 MARY CIBULAS M/M Louis A Fodor $ 50.00 Frances A. Furedy 50.00 M/M Frank J. Radvany 25.00 Michael F. Tomcsak 75.00 CHARLES FABIAN M/M Louis A. Fodor 50.00 Frances A. Furedy 50.00 M/M Thomas F. House 50.00 Violet B. Lenart 50.00 M/M John T. Lesko 50.00 M/M John L. Lovász 12.50 M/M Ernest J. Mozer, Sr.25.00 M/M Frank J. Radvany50.00 Michael F. Tomcsak75.00 JOSEPH SUSCH Frances A. Furedy25.00 M/M John L. Lovász12.50 M/M Albert J. Stelkovics25.00 OLGA TOROK Br. 296 Springdale, PA 25.00 ANDREW TOTH M/M Ernest Ecsedi 25 00 M/M Louis A. Fodor 50.00 Frances A. Furedy 50.00 M/M Thomas F. House 50.00 M/M John T. Lesko 25.00 Michael F. Tomcsak 25.00 STEPHEN VARGA Michael F. Tomcsak 25.00 TOTAL $925.00 Investment Income SEPTEMBER 1994 Fruit of the Loom $ 875.00 GMAC 875.00 TOTAL $1,750.00 ATTENTION! Parents & Grandparents Aunts & Uncles This Christmas, give your children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews a gift that can last a lifetime. The William Penn Association offers a variety of juvenile life insurance plans that can provide children valuable life insurance benefits. • You can choose among a variety of whole life plans or among several term plans that can cover children from birth through their college years and beyond. • We offer plans that build cash values and plans that children can convert to adult policies as they grow older. • All our plans feature low rates and added benefits you won’t get from most other insurers. To learn hou out juvenile life insurance plans can benefit the children <n your family, call your local William Penn representative or our Home Office, toll-free, at 1-800-848-PENN (7366) w-j WILLIAM PENN TTy ASSOCIATION sMj/ Fraternal Life Insurance and Annuities 709 Brighton Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Pnone: (412)231-2979 or 1-800-848-PENN (7366) FAX: (412) 231 -8535

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