William Penn Life, 2006 (41. évfolyam, 2-12. szám)
2006-05-01 / 5. szám
Branch News Four Generations Caroline Varner of Branch 159 Phoenixville, Pa., has kept fraternalism alive in her family for four generations. Pictured above with Caroline (far right) are (from left) granddaughter Sandra Denham, great-granddaughter Kylie Denham; and daughter Karen Wieder, all are members of Branch 159. Branch 14 Cleveland, OH by Dawn D. Ward Members who have belonged to Branch 14 more than 50 years will be honored at the branch meeting Sept. 6. All such honorees will receive personal invitations. We hope this evening of fellowship and refreshments renews many friendships and increases participation in branch activities. Any Branch 14 members interested in participating in the annual William Penn Association Golf Tournament the weekend of July 21 should contact Branch President Caroline Lanzara at 216-581-8979. Accommodations for the tournament will be at the Mountaineer Racetrack and Gaming Resort in Chester, W.Va. Golf will be played in a "scramble" format. The banquet promises to be another fun-filled affair with many opportunities to win prizes, and if you don't have luck winning at the banquet, perhaps luck will be a "lady" for you at the slot machines! Violet Sarosi is coordinating a bus trip to the sixth annual WPA Picnic-A Great Fraternal Fest which will be held Saturday, Sept. 16 at Penn Scenic View in Rockwood, Pa. Mrs. Sarosi reported that reservations are already coming in and she encourages those interested to call her as soon as possible at 440-248-9012. Branch 14 is pleased to welcome the following new members: Josef Baldridge-Barbish, Josef Barbish, Kevin Hofer, Patricia Moran, Richard Lesko, and Ella Parker. Thank you for choosing the William Penn Association. Please refer any potential new members to the Ward Agency at 440-838-1200. The next Branch 14 meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Hungarian Reformed Church, 14530 Alexander Road, Walton Hills. All Branch 14 members are welcome and encouraged to attend. Branch 18 Lincoln Park, MI by Barbara A. House Welcome warm weather and all our snowbirds. Remember to call the Home Office to change your address back to your summer address. Speaking of which, we have moved. My new address is: 24541 Manchester Drive, Brownstown, MI 48134. My home phone number is 734-782-4667. My business and fax number is 734-782-5257. My cell number remains 313-418-5572. Our branch's June trip is full. It has a well-rounded itinerary. I will keep a waiting list of those interested in going should a cancellation occur. Pleases remember our ill members: Elsie Kantor (who underwent major surgery April 19), Helen Nagy, Rocky Borsa and Lou Deregi. They would enjoy hearing from you. Hope you're all better soon. You are in our prayers. Remember also our deceased members and their families, especially William Kovach and John Nagy. May they rest in peace. Happy May birthday to Betty Easton, Elena Kraepel, Emma Poliska, Helen Nagy, Ashley Haas, Mary Tury, Megan and Amanda Antal, Marie Pribanyec, Glenn Oberg, Rose C. Antal, Elsie Kantor, Charles House, Cecylia Matecki, the Rev. Barnabas Kiss, the Rev. Victor Roman, Bill Baranyai, Brianna Rivera, Jason Wolfe, Julia Gall, Rose Bendy, Steve Szatmári, Irene Tinsley, Kyle Tokarczyk, Rose Wickers and Joe Kastély. I hope you enjoy many more. Lisa Toth has graciously offered to help co-chair the Chinese auctions for 2006. You can call her with questions at 412-461-5812. She can advise you on what people seem to like as prizes, Happy 90th! Congratulations and best wishes to longtime member Louis J. Kubus, who turns 90 on May 31. Lou, a member of Branch 34 Pittsburgh, now lives in Olathe, Kan., near his daughter and her family. We wish him many more happy years. 16 William Penn Life, May 2006
