William Penn, 1956 (39. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1956-04-04 / 4. szám

\ MANY INTERESTING SIGHTS: SEE THE PAGE 14 William Penn April 18, 1956 Verhovay Watchtower I By JOSEPH J. HORVATH — Cleveland, Ohio J MOTOR CITY MEWS BRANCH 36 — DETROIT, MICHIGAN By Jolán Lucas It is with deep humility that I ask again for the support of our mem­bers in Cuyahoga County on behalf of my reelection as State Represen­tative to the General Assembly of Ohio. I am thankful to you. In return, I assure you of my continued honest and sincere public service in your interest in particular, and in the in­terest of the people of Ohio in gene­ral. Your past support is appreciated by me. Your backing of me at the Primary Elections on Tuesday, May 8, 1956, shall be remembered in thought and in deed. MR. HORVATH I sponsored and cosponsored thir­teen bills in the House of Represen­tatives. Six of these bills became laws. My record on labor legislation has been 100%. I voted in favor of the Credit Union Bill, the’ Pension Bill, the Workmen’s Compensation and Unemployment increases. My attendance record has been 98%. I was present to vote on all important legislation. I sincerely believe that my record as a public servant has been good, and for that reason alone, I solicit your vote. Again, many thanks from me to you. We hear that Branch 45 will send a team to the Buffalo bowling tourney... We hear that a team, composed of George Kontur, Mike Kontur, Joseph Semetko, Joseph Ka­dar, Frank Oravis, Ted Beres, is ready and looking forward to William Penn’s big bowling spectacle. The Verhovay Sports Club card party was well attended, and, as usual, the affair was a successful one. Our new manager of Branch 14, District Manager Louis F. Kostley, was present. He is an excellent social mixer who befriends everyone. We saw Mi’s. Mary Matusz and Mrs. Ehasz who, with three other women, were playing bunco. Joseph M. Toth, Steve Vache and John Bosway were playing sixty-six, while others were playing poker, etc. Bela Kastan and Ted Beres were tending bar. Cake and coffee were served by our club femininity — Ann Pinter, Helen Oravis, Betty Knapp, Frances Beres, Melvina Hegedűs. Mrs. Joseph Bod­nar donated three prizes, as did Jo­seph Semetko. The Torda’s, Louis, Joe and Louise, wen about three prizes. Another winner was Dorothy Kastan. We saw several Branch 366 members, among them Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marson, John Beres and Andy Bakos. Entertainment was provided by Coloman Fuzy, manager, on his mandolin, and vocal numbers were done by Frank Oravis, Anthony Pin­ter, Jimmy Bodnar and Betty Knapp. John D’Aprano was a guest. In end­ing this rhapsodical paragraph, I reiterate: A pleasant time was in evidence for all at this St. Patrick’s Day card party. Denis Szász, secretary of Branch 62-R, is helping me in my campaign for reelection. We saw Joseph Barry at the Ver­hovay hall on March 20th. He is controller of Branch 45, West Side. It is our understanding that Nick Yuhasz, senior and junior, left town —either Florida or California. We are wondering where Branch 45 will build? Joe Szabó is about to move to the Lee Road section of Cleveland — the new mortgage heights. The Matyas girls "have bought a ( restaurant in downtown Cleveland, at 1216 Prospect, next to the Carter Hotel. Their mother will be chief cook. We saw Jake and Terry Torda at bowling night for Branch 366; also Eddie and Katherine Torda, Jacob Torda, the Matula’s and many others, including new faces. We were happy to see Helen Ves­­trocy of Branch 39-V in the news. Helen: brought back the past — the period shortly after the English Sec­tion of our official organ became a Separate issue, the Verhovay Journal, in its own right. I enjoyed the lively columns of charming Helen Vestrocy. Joseph Nagy, Branch 366, tells us that a former secretary of Branch 366, Frances Schwartz* now mar­ried, has two children and lives in the Lee-Harvard section. It seems that almost enough members live there to start a new William Penn branch. We are sure that John J. Balazs will line up the St. Clair avenue Hungarians to bolster the reelection chances of Joseph J. Horvath, State Representative, in the primary of May 8th. Anyone who lives in Cu­yahoga county may vote for this of­fice, so please keep in mind. My best wishes to the bowlers in the Buffalo Tournament. May your scores be large, your splits few, and, ABOVE ALL, be real sports. Have a good time and MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL. Ex animo, JOSEPH J.'HORVATH c. o. William Penn Home 8637 Buckeye Road Cleveland 4, Ohio. The Blood You Give Helps Someone Live GIVE BLOOD HOW! CALL your Community or Hospital Blood Bank or Local Rod Cross Chapter. This will be short and sweet. Because of an unforeseen series of events and circumstances in late Fe­bruary and March, your Ferret was unable to write the usual article. The stuff was written and just needed a little polishing, and then it all happened: Lou’s Leap Year birth­day party on March 3 with nearly a hundred guests — an additional 35 or so on Sunday, March 4 (making me miss the March meeting’) — and then laryngitis, bronchial pneumonia, streptococcal throats and flu for all four of us getting ready for Larry’s Senior Trip tour to Washing­ton, D. C. and New York City — Easter and bang! Over a month gone without finishing my article. Now too, it will be very short as the dead­line is hovering over my head. The most important branch bus­iness was the original planning of the 50th Jubilee Celebration of Branch 36. A gala banquet and dance will be held on Saturday evening, at 6 p. m., on October 13, 1956, at the Hungarian Reformed Church Sick Benefit January, 1956 (Continued from page 12) 4L R. Gencsi Julius, 18.00; R. Toth Alex, Sr., 18.00. 44. R. Gáncs George, 24.00; R. Kardos Mrs. Stephen, 24.00; R. Szekely Andrew, 12.00; R. Zombay Mrs. Mary,. 24.00. 45. V. Balogh Louis, 33.96; V. Nagy Mrs. Mary, 41.14; V. Sikoczki Joseph, Sr., 38.84; V. Vantora Emery, 11.44. 46. V. Takacs Orbán, 24.00; V. Wagenhoff er George, 34.28. 48. V. Balogh Mrs. Emery, 16.00; V. Geosits Frank, 34.28; V. Kam-mermayer Joseph, 14.28; V. Tyukodi Mrs. Ernest, 15.00. 50. V. Csatlós Stephen, ,27.42; V. Hajdú Stephen, 9.14; V. Horvafh Mrs. Julius, 34.28; V. Juhasz Peter, 10.28; V. Millay Maria, 15.00. 51. R. Nickovics Mrs. Rose, 24.00. 52. V. Simon William, 38.84; V. Torok Dennis, 15.54; V. Vajda Louis. 33.14; V. Varga Mrs. Joseph, 51.42. 54. R. Gaston James, 18.Q0; R. Myers Stephen, 12.00. 57. V. Doka Frank, 28.56; V. Ta­nias George, 14.40. 59. V. Beres John, Sr., 40.00; V. Leber Martin, 40.00; V. Turck Steph., 27.42. 61. V. Smojda John, 36.56. 64. V. Magyary Joseph, 25.14; V. Manhart Joseph, 25.14. 66. V. Bogle Mrs. Ida, 15.00. 67. V. Karaisz John, 29.70. 68. V. Balazs Louis, 33.14; V. Ba­lazs Louis, 33.16; V. Filakosky Mrs. S., 65.54; V. Ipacs Luke, 9.52. 69. R. Dicső Irene, 18.00; R. Hay­­du Mrs. Anna, 12.00. 70. V. Bodnar Mrs. Marg., 45.70; V. Orto Frank, ^ 17.14; V. Szeliga Mrs. Barb., 25.14; V. Szeliga Mrs. Barb., 33.14. 78. R. Smith Mrs. Margaret, 12.00. 79. R. Yovanovich Eli, 24.00. 82. R. Stanish Mrs. Pearl, 24.00. 85. V. Csernay John, 8.00; V. Szin­­ko Mrs. Stephen, 11.42. 87. V. Turincs Joseph, 36.56. 88. V. Hockenberrv Mrs. C., 15.00; Auditorium on Vanderbilt and Dear­born. As plans are developed they will be publicized in this column. Look for same! A surprise party was given by several groups for District Manager and Mrs. Stephen Lukacs in March. Luke and I were invited but that was the Sunday I had laryngitis and couldn’t say a word. Can you imagine a silent Ferret?! Full details of the gala party for Mr. and Mrs. Lukacs will appear in my next column. Watch for a full column in April — it’s nearly ready to go now. There will be information concerning the developments in the Sub-Teen and Teen-Age clubs. Also, information will be given on the progress of the House Committee for the selection of new headquarters for the William Penn Fraternal Association in the Detroit area. YOUR FERRET 12996 Rosedale Avenue Wyandotte, Michigan AVenue 5-6106 V. Lazzeri Peter, 52.56. 89. V. Petrick Stephen, 82.28; V. Uhrinyak Mrs. Steph., 38.84. 90. V. Feher Kalman, 30.84; V. Smilek Stephen, 41.14; V. Zserdin Mrs. John, 21.76; V. Zserdin Mrs. John, 12.08. 91. V. Germano Mrs. Leona, 26.28; V. Hurcsik Mrs. Math., 45.70; V. Mezo Stephen, 50.28; V, Shuman James, 27.42. 98. V. Lorincz Stephen, 22.84; V. Skalics John, 30.84; V. Toth Charles, 32.00. 100. V. Varga Michael, 28.58. 101. R. Haskins Mrs. Sophia, 24.00. 106. V. Gaydos Mrs. Esther, 38.84. 107.. V. Szabó Alexander. 37.70. 108. V. Borsodi John, 68.56; V. Borsodi John, 35.42; V. Debroszky Andrew, 14.84; V. Hajdú Paul, 61.70; V. Rendes Emery, 10.28; V. Ren­des Emery,61.70; V. Szabó Frank, 6.85. 110. ' R. Kovács Mrs. Eliz., 24.00. 111. V. Szabó Paul, 34.28. 115. R. Kitcho Mrs. Mary, 12.00. 117. Y. Gönczi Leslie, 35.42. 129. V. Acs Michael, 86.84; V. Buczko John, 33.14; V. Lucas Andrew T., Jr., 18.28. 130. V. Cservenyak Michael, 40.00; R. Csiki Paul, 24.00; V. Pentek Mrs. Victor, 86.S4; V. Sándor Michael, 22.26; V. Urabely Joseph, 17.13; R. Varga Mrs. Mary, 12.00; R. Vec­­chiarelli Marg., 24.00. 132. V. Domonkos Mrs. Anth., 35.42; V. Domonkos Mrs. Steph., 35.42; V. Mclnar Anthon, 47.46; V. Olah Michael, 37.70; V. Sándor Nicholas, 21.14; V. Stull Mrs. Robert, 5.70. 133. V. Hughes Mrs. William, 35.42. . 136. V. Nagy Daniel, 36.06. 137. V. Scott Paul, 45.74. 138. V. Lamfalusi George, 34.28. 139. R. Fodor Mrs. Mary, 24.00; R. Lapos Mrs. George, 24.00. 141. R. Kovach Michael, 24.00; V. Mandel Stephen, 9.14; V. Pavlm Alexander, 18.28; V. Pazsint Mrs, 142. R. Nemeth Joseph, 24.00. 145. V. Agocs Stephen, 17.14. Alex, 34.28. 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