William Penn, 1957 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1957-08-07 / 8. szám

PAGE 12 August 21, 1957 William Penn FLOOD CITY NEWS BRANCH 8-V JOHNSTOWN, PA. By: Stephen Petruska and Joseph Madarasz, Jr. BiiH[g:iaiaiBiRiiHiigigiais!isiigRiiai^tgiMai»iratMigii«iiaiisi!giaiai>gEag|gi>Mi«i^[aiHiia!^5i!!g!gHaig^l July 21st saw the Hungarian People with their friends, neighbors and relatives congregate to celebrate “HUNGARIAN DAY” at the' Family Playgrounds. The Matula Brothers Orchestra out did themselves by their selections of beautiful Hungarian Ballads, Waltzes, Fox-trots and csar­­dáshes. The weather being hot and humid the orchestra took refuge out under the shade trees, where a group of men joined them to harmonize in song. The strains of the violin brought tears to the eyes of our older folks bringing back memories of their native land. In the cool of the evening the dancing began, the hall being crowded most of the older folks and young-ones sat outside listening and humming to their fa­vorite tunes. This “HUNGARIAN DAY” outing proved to be the best held in several years. With the William Penn Branch 8-V and the American-Hungarian Citizens Club sponsors doing every­thing humanely possible to make the day a success. The women of both organizations worked from dawn, cooking and baking the wonderfully delicious food, that was sold out all to soon. Our thanks to all those kind ladies for the long hours they spent over the hot stoves, preparing the gulyás, stuffed cabbage and dough­nuts also the ladies who served the food. Thanks to Mr. Frank Dudash, Sr. Chairman of the “HUNGARIAN DAY” committee for his outstanding and back-breaking effort in keeping this affair on the move and all those men who gave their time to help when help was badly needed. With vacations being over soon, its time to start thinking of the Bowling Season. We urge all Bowl­ers of Branch 8-V Bowling League and all those persons interested in joining our league iihis coining sea­son, please report to the Capital Bowling Lanes, corner of Vine & Franklin Strs. on the 3rd floor. Satur­day September 14, 1957 at 7 P.M. All new bowlers are heartily WEL­COME, we do believe once you take part in our activities you will look forward to the events our great Or­ganization, The William Penn Fra­ternal Association has to offer. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haire of West­mont have returned from a vacation in Florida. Although they enjoyed their vacation tremendously, they were glad to return to scenic Penn­sylvania. MEMORIANS: Mrs. Elizabeth (Nemeth) Horvath 74, died July 19, 1957 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Horvath had been a William Penn member for many years. Our condolences to the Be­reaved Family. MEETING: Branch 8-V, will hold its Regular Monthly Meeting, Sunday, Sept. 15, 1957 at 2 P. M. sharp at Mrs. Duszas Hall (Rear 518 Chestnut St., Cambria City) Collection of dues taken every 3rd Sunday of the month from 1-3 P.M. Fraternally — Branch 8-V Officer’s GIVE BLOOD NOW! CALL your Community or Hospital Blood Bank or Local Rod Cross Chapter. LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — MAY 1957 Par. R Toth Mrs. Andrew; 14 V Csernay Emmt, Magda John S.; 17 V Novak Andrew; 25 V Baksa Andrew, Bernath Helen A.; 32 V Dobos Joseph; 36 V Toth Rose Barb.; 59 V Kocsis John, Szarka Char.; 67 V Somjai Betty; 71 V Balog Emma; 132 V Ross Frank; 133 V Toth Cath. R.; 174 V Kovács Mrs. Julius; 189 V Me Williams Mrs. J.; 302 V Peterka John, Peterka John; 310 V Gordon Gilbert; 324 V Bakonyi Joseph; 442 V Kianico Jack; 16 V Kornitas Mrs. John. Total 22 PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES MAY 1 to 31, 1957 Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount Br. Amount TF V 173.52 27 R 121.13 60 R 35.91 93 R 135 R 874.82 180 V 286 V 205.77 PAR R* 5,000.70 27 V 2,226.99 61 R 265.53 94 R* 54.34 135 V 209.24 182 V 22.25 288 V 404.79 PAR R 98 R* 422.82 61 y 181 00 04 i> i ‘in P 1 ft/i v OQA \T 090 7fi PAR V 326.86 LíO IV 28 R 437.91 U l 62 T R* 340.47 95 IV It 45.40 loo 136 IV V ID i .00 60.56 104 186 V V 116.61 zyu V 291 V Zoo* i O 76.32 1 R 478.91 29 R 518.40 62 R 361.80 97 It 75.01 137 R 37.85 187 V 582.22 292 V 487.91 2 II 360.26 29 V 273.67 62 V 109.09 98 V 1,276.84 137 V 285.31 188 V 188.30 296 V 1,718.43 2 V 533.05 30 It 133.86 63 R 1,179.18 99 It 199.37 138 R 911.50 189 V 2,325.99 302 V 124.50 3 R 2,323.87 31 V 438.25 63 V 348.40 100 It 213.29 138 V** 1,137.73 193 V 62.92 303 V 233.77 3 V 147.32 32 R 148.09 64 R 97.07 100 V 57.66 138 V 602.24 196 V —.— 305 V 581.78 4 R 365.53 32 V 823.53 64 V 418.32 101 R 1,131.42 140 R 178.55 197 V 92.21 307 V 74.99 5 It 887.94 34 R 434.22 66 V* 187.51 101 y** 132.16 141 V 454.43 200 V 176.52 310 V 585.81 5 V 131.92 34 V 1,410.10 66 V —.— 101 V 77.81 142 R 118.37 201 V 217.72 313 V 52.91 6 R 105.69 35 R* 446.81 67 V 190.69 103 It 182.12 143 V 80.99 207 V 70.40 317 V 130.50 7 R 93.83 35 R 1,025.09 68 R 550.96 103 V 119.57 144 R* 166.51 209 V 247.79 322 V 46.57 7 V 118.25 36 It 389.87 68 V 639.29 104 R 171.80 145 R 24.94 210 V 39.49 324 V 62.04 8 R 50.39 36 V 7,077.54 69 R* 1,079.06 105 R 135.75 145 V 154.43 213 V 113.81 327 V 68.57 8 V 1,506.41 38 R 387.38 69 R —.— 106 V 443.68 146 R 73.06 214 V 933.11 331 V 45.23 9 V 260.53 38 V 65.62 69 V 91.61 107 R 131.01 146 V 117.60 215 y**«* 257.15 335 V 109.79 10 R 274.04 39 It 45.98 70 R 161.24 107 V 208.03 147 R 319.10 216 V* 1,184.30 336 V 1,044.73 10 V 536.81 39 V 634.85 70 V 856.84 108 R 36.49 147 V* 358.55 216 V —.— 338 V* 358.60 11 R 63.83 40 It 295.94 71 R 104.29 108 V 2,619.84 147 V —.— 218 V 99.80 338 V 344.55 12 R 379.20 40 V 833.10 71 V . 2.610.50 110 R 87.78 150 V 448.32 219 V 107.86 341 V 96.23 12 V 82.21 41 R 724.09 73 V 110.46 114 It 35.72 152 V 478.46 220 V 273.09 343 V** 307.02 13 R 532.14 41 V 23.73 74 R 421.23 114 V 87.38 153 R 182.22 222 V 307.10 343 V —.— 13 V ' 5,389.97 43 R 2,503.54 75 R 136.11 115 R 321.41 153 V 119.05 226 V 2,000.10 344 V 61.61 14 R 1,039.56 43 V 145.43 76 R 555.51 116 V 120.19 155 R —.— 227 V 42.87 345 V _._ 14 V* 5,299.57 44 R* 1,503.04 76 V 1,424.48 117 V 61.42 156 R 164.73 230 V 301.57 347 V 250.58 14 V 34.20 44 R —.— 77 R 105.56 118 It* 48.80 156 V 69.76 236 V 87.64 348 V 401.80 15 V 4,240.47 45 R 198.31 78 V 86.10 118 R —.— 157 R* 132.69 237 V 257.45 349 V 330.54 16 R 2,602,78 45 V 3,184.60 79 R 434.70 119 V 31.36 157 R 128.18 239 V 110.00 351 V 34.25 16 V 111.03 46 V 169.30 80 It 284.41 121 It 13.43 157 V 120.31 245 V 70.12 352 V 546.26 17 R 63.76 47 R 328.88 81 R 27.16 123 R 333.14 158 V * 96.48 247 V 327.11 361 V 990.13 17 V 1,586.94 47 V 54.17 81 V 48.79 123 V 200.22 159 R 423.19 248 V 881.90 366 V 21.59 19 R 1,286.23 48 V 10,185.66 82 R 208.61 124 It* 265.61 159 V 725.72 249 V 1,789.15 376 V 500.03 19C R 1,919.56 49 V 193.18 84 V 1,535.11 124 It —.— 162 y* 6.03 257 V 116.50 383 V 3,148.21 20 V 871.90 50 V* 3,222.68 85 R 193.21 127 y* 263.23 162 V 85.74 261 V 59.91 386 V 221.18 21 R 53.25 50 V 3,927.41 85 V 517.29 127 V —.— 163 V 239.17 262 V 298.21 387 V 54.52 21 y* 2,159.09 51 R 1,172.43 86 V 85.25 128 R 805.10 166 V 34.49 264 V* 180.30 389 V 126.00 21 V —.— 52 R 926.39 87 R 243.14 129 R 1,175.86 168 R 71.65 264 V 145.19 391 V 67.57 22 R 651.55 52 V 2,867.69 87 V 1,357.97 129 V 1,893.90 168 V 504.45 269 V 159.02 399 V 166.63 23 V 325.57 53 R 104.00 88 R 220.24 130 R 647.26 170 V* 240.16 272 y* 443.69 403 V 73.29 24 R* 176.66 53 V 75.99 8« V 1,282.20 130 V 2.793.46 170 V 217.10 272 —.— 405 V 17.19 24 R . 158.11 54 It 700.23 89 It 27.95 131 R 111.23 172 V 408.77 275 V 1,749.23 408 V* 47.24 25 R 319.12 55 It >4.30 89 V 1,151.44 132 It 512.33 173 V 34.95 276 V 280.91 408 V 40.88 25 V 879.54 56 R 2,223.64 90 V 858.69 132 V 6,294.69 174 V 962.43 277 V 190.01 415 V 186.90 26 R 189.30 57 V 161.81 91 R 146.32 133 V* 1,094.81 175 V 147.49 27 V 763.16 418 V* 75.13 26 y* 1,651.20 59 R 48.12 92 It 566.46 133 V 40.03 177 V 100.24 284 V 51.22 418 V _._ 26 V 1,608.26 59 V 1,353.00 93 It* 390.24 134 V 32.53 180 y *** 463.72 285 V —.— 420 V* 496.63 Br. Amount 420 V _ 424 V 264.89 433 V 27.69 438 V 111.26 442 V 63.98 443 V 3,010.24 452 y* 224.40 452 V 125.30 466 V 734.60 477 V 363.10 478 V 52.19 480 V 81.50 483 V 29.53 485 V 40.46 487 V* 78.53 487 V 116.78 488 V 227.31 489 V 84.60 496 V 13.47 499 V 97.46 500 V 880.97 511 V 875.99 520 V 87.96 525 V 3,313.89 533 V 157.48 541 V 30.86 542 V 171.67 545 V / 116.53 546 V 31.59 548 V 139.93 555 V 104.08 559 V 39.61 562 V 78.14 564 V 147.19 566 V 67.55 568 V 17.71 569 V 177.90 573 V* 556.18 573 V 15.00 575 V 75.22 TOTAL 207,536.17 * April Monthly Dues Payment ** 1957 March & April Monthly Dues Payment *** 1957 February & March Monthly Dues Payment JOHN SABO, National Auditor **** 1957 April & May Monthly Dues Payment JULIUS E, SOMOGYI, National Treasurer

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