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

1956-05-02 / 5. szám

May lé, 1956. William Penn PAGE 9 NEW MEMBERS BIRTHDAYS We extend the hand of fraternalism to the members who joined us last month: ■ Charles Bauman, Martha K. Dudás, Mrs. Albert Molnár, George K. Van Osten, Mrs. Wilmer Smith and Lász­ló Zsolt. Mrs. Albert Molnár is the Hun­garian colony’s most active member. She is seen at practically every gathering, and if you want to learn how to dance the “csárdás” or “rhum­ba,” you must ask her to teach you. Mrs. Molnar’s mustachioed good-na­tured husband is also one of the leaders in the community and is as­sociated with top-level management in a knitting machinery company locally. Isten hozta! Mr. Lazslo Zsolt is a newcomer to American shores, having been here only six months. He is an in­teresting personality and works at his trade of auto mechanic quite diligently. Members can contact him at 1418 North Seventh Street. * * * BANQUET PLANS Our fiftieth anniversary banquet won’t be held until January 1958, but preliminary plans are already being discussed. As soon as plans are bet­ter formulated, our members will be informed through the medium of WILLIAM PENN. * * * BY-LAWS Those members who have not re­ceived the 1956 edition of our By- Laws — English or Hungarian — should ask for one at the next meet­ing, or write to Steve Szemes, 42S Maplewood Avenue, Springfield, Pa., for a copy. * * * MEETINGS Each meeting is better attended than the previous one. This is a good sign, and we hope more of you will come out. We meet every second Saturday. Among others, the following new faces were noted: Messrs. Asztalos, Melnick, Nagy, Rost, Zsolt, and our one-time secre­tary, Rudy Bolla. At' this time we would like to ask our members to pay their dues be­tween 7 and 7:30 p. m. each month, so that the meeting may begin as near to 7:30 as possible. We surprised the members last month by having their pictures taken after the meeting. The pictures will be ready in May. Be sure to order yours. # * * GRACE KELLY Even though Princes Grace Kelly is not a member of Branch 76 of WILLIAM PENN, we must mention her because she lived forpierly in Philadelphia. We hope our stamp collectors got the Coronation stamps and first-day covers by this time. * Hi * OBITUARIES We sadly report the death of one of our former members, Mrs. Mar­tha László, on April 12th. Mr. John Orosz a long-time mem-April birthdays were enjoyed by the followihg members: Marlin C. Allen, Henry Birken­heuer, Davy John Bucsak, Frank Bellowics, Jr., Martha Blaier, Robert G. Deal, Theodore Eilinsfeld, Mrs. John Erdosy, Sr., Mrs. Helen Hooker, James L. Koczak, Ernest Kretzinger, Jr., Joseph Jan Kupits, Mrs. Elsie Szemes, Miklós Pereszlényi, James Pokorny, Stephen J. Rosenthal, Mar­garet Sima, Mary Ann Erdosy, Adal­bert Glöckner, James John Krause, Benjamin Nasha and Eileen Smith. Davy John Bucsak is probably our youngest member, having arrived at j the ripe old age of ONE on April : 23d. Many happy returns of the day, everyone! * * * ELECTIONS BY THIS TIME, MR. JOSEPH J. HORVATH NO DOUBT WAS ELECTED TO THE GENERAL AS­SEMBLY OF OHIO AS STATE REPRESENTATIVE. THE SAME HOPE IS EXPRES­SED FOR FRANK X. KRYZAN IN YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO. * ijs * CONGRATULATIONS Your reporter would like to tender his congratulations on the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Korosfoy in Alliance, Ohio. We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Korosfoy in our home about eighteen years ago, and he may still remember us. Here is a man whose energy knows no bound and one of those whose ef­forts in behalf of the Hungarians is outstanding. Congratulations again, Mr. and Mrs. John Korosfoy. May you be with us for many, many more years. * * * MOTHER’S DAY We hope all you mothers and grandmothers had a very pleasant time on your day — May 13th. * * * VISIT On Sunday, April 22d, we visited many of our Branch 159 WILLIAM PENN members in Phoenixville, Pa. The event was the annual HUN­GARIAN OLD TIMERS AFFAIR held in the Hungarian Citizens Club. Persons were present from Phila­delphia, Stowe, Pottstown, Kimber­­ton, Pennsylvania. The welcoming address was given by Michael Mrazik. Joseph P. Ujobai, Daily Republican Editor, candidate for the State Legislature from the 2d District of Chester County, spoke briefly. Songs were sung by Philadelphia’s own wandering gypsy, CSIZMADIA ISTVÁN. Those from Philadelphia included: JOHN ERSEK, MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS FARKAS, MR. AND MRS. ANDREW GYÖRGY, STE­PHEN MATE, MR. and MRS. AN­THONY NOEL, MR. AND MRS. JULIUS PAULIN, MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN SZEMES, MR, AND MRS. LOUIS WAGNER, MR. AND MRS. ALBERT WASZIL. ber of Branch 76, who held various offices during the past twenty years, * 5[i * TIME died on March 4th. Both will be missed, Requiescat in Pace! * * * Most places now have Daylight Saving Time. Be sure to check with train and bus stations so you won’t miss your connections. * * * MEMORIAL DAY Memorial Day (Decoration Day) is being commemorated this year on Wednesday, May 30th. Let us take off a little time to pay tribute to those who gave their “all” so that you and I might have a better world to enjoy. * * * FLOWERS “April showers bring forth May flowers” it surely was a wet month of April, so we should have many roses later this month. I like the tube rose. Do you? * * * Remember to atteno our branch meetings! Fraternally, L. LOUIS HORVATH, 8 N. 21st Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa. Political Aspirant LLOYD J. MARTINDALE A life resident in Stark County, Ohio and a practicing attorney in the City of Canton, Lloyd J. Martin­­dale, father qf three children, is run­ning for State Representative to the General Assembly, on the Republican ticket. Mr. Martindale is a member of Branch 189-V, Alliance, Ohio. Letter From Stephen Martin (Note: Stephen Martin was the second of the two winners of the Largest Family membership in the William Penn Fraternal Association, for which he was awarded a beauti­ful watch during the 70th Verhovay Anniversary commemoration.) ' April 11, 1956 My dear Mr. President: This is to let you know that I reecived the beautiful gift watch which was sent to me. I wish that I could put in words how delighted I am with this lovely 70th Verhovay Anniversary award, which my family cherishes along with myself. My appreciation and gratitude are expressed to the William Penn Fra­ternal Association, to you as its este­emed National President, and to the Secretary of Branch 159-R, who re­ported that my family and I num­ber forty members. I believe in my heart that I will work very hard and do my best for the Association. Again, in closing, my many, many thanks. Fraternally and sincerely, (Signed) Stephen Martin. EXTENDED — FEBRUARY, 1956 13 Kubanovich Stephen, Kubanovich Mrs. Ste.; 14 Cybolski Robert, Czako Adam P., Czako Anna, Dómján Elizabeth, Dómján Lajos, Dómján Stephen, Dómján Mrs. Stephen, Dómján Stephen Jr., Haas John, Haas Katherine, Kat­­lek Mrs. John, Kovács Joseph, Lazar John C., Lockshaw Michael, Marko Lász­ló, Marko Mrs. László, Marko Maria, Orbán James A., Orbán James Al, Pis­­csalko Steven, Shebbick John, Somos Mary Eliz, Varga Lajos, Vargo Louis W. Jr., Zam András; 15 Wiggins Patricia A.; 17 Kovács Donald A., Lengyel Mrs A. Jr., Lengyel James G., Lengyel Mary K.; 23 Wilburn Linnie Jr., Wil­burn Linnie Jr.; 26 Azalos Joseph, Halasz George, Kurpe Ella Louise, Kurpe Mrs. George, Kurpe George D. Jr., Kurpe George, Kurpe William W., Lodo Nicholas, Reidman Mrs. Frank, Sile W’illiam, Toth John, Toth Robert D.; 27 Gugerroc Mrs. Joseph; 36 Corry Mrs. Arthur; 39 Balog Elizabeth M., Balog Charles, Balogh Mrs. Charles; 45 Pauer Zoltán, Szabolcs Leslie, Szabolcs Mrs. Les.; 48 Arleo Mrs. James, Glaser Stefan; 49 Des Jardine Mrs. A., Des Jardine M. E.; 50 Berki Mrs. Gabriel, Havach Andrew S., Havas Andrasne, Juhasz Allan M., Liptak Dorothy, Muckshaw Eugene D., Muckshaw William, Opalko Mrs. George, Tinich Richard; 59 Domonkos Mrs. Benj.; 71 Glodora Mrs. Lawr.;'87 Toth John F., Toth Mrs. John F., Youngwirth John ; 88 Runco Louis A., Runco Mrs. Louis, Kuhta Stephen; 89 Hayward Mrs. Wm., Kovács John S., Kovács Mrs. John, Klicsu Mrs. Clara, Miller W’illiam G., Miller William G., O'Brien Leo Jr., O’Brien Leo P., O’Brien Mrs. Leo, O’Brien Mrs. Leo, Sinai Monica, Sinai Delbert, Toth George, Toth Mrs. George; 91 Urban Alexander; 106 Soltész Mrs. Louis; 108 Sakely Charles; 130 Bodnar Mrs. John, Falusi Ilona Rae, Juhasy Gabor K., .Yarbrough Mrs. J., Yarbrough Mrs. J.; 132 Ändert Mrs. Jos G., Dannhorn Mrs. Wolf; 138 Bodnar Mrs. John J., Markos Mrs. George, Markos Patrick Geo, McCall Mrs. Kenneth; 159 Vail Christina E., Wilson Andrew J., Wilson Andrew; 189 Cameron Mrs. Lórin, Korosy Mar­garet, Molnár Stephen Lee; 209 Dora Caroline M., Dora Eugene, Dora Mrs. Ferdinand, Dora Margaret M.; 248 Jones Roy; 249 Ripp Mrs. Anna C., Újlaki George; 272 Takach Mary, Takach Mary; 296 Pfeiffer Dorothy M., Wlslie Joseph; 310 Vari Michael J.; 349 Eggett Mrs. Alex; 361 Barry James John; 366 Apro Lawrence Jr., Szabó Mrs. Joseph; 386 Saghy József Jr.: 399 Superak Richard J., Superak Sandra Lee; 408 Bocchini Mrs. Adam; 417 Wnuk Dorothy, Wnuk Elsie, Wnuk George, Wnuk George, Wnuk Mrs. George; 420 Stampf Theresa; 443 Leimback Mrs. Char, Leimback Nicholas, Molnár Charles G., Molnár Mrs. Gustave, Perlaki Mrs. Frank. Phillips Zoltán M., Sallai Mark, Sipos Gyula Jr., Szemak Michael W.: 466 Szakacs Barbara A.; 482 Chappo Stephen, Chappo Mrs. Stephen; 489 Danku Louis; 500 Komaromi Irene; 501 Dalyai Liiliam D.; 511 Grez Louis R., Horvath Stephen, Madarasz Mrs. Jos., Nemeth Joseph G., Nemeth Mrs. Joseph, Semperger Kathryn, Semperger Ro­bert G., Varga Stephen; 518 Spinelli Mrs. Peter; 520 Simone Mrs. Marian, Samone Anthony; 525 Ban James Michael, Ban Zoltán; 562 Galo Frank.

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