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

1957-01-02 / 1. szám

PAGE 8 January 16, 1957 William Penn I Flood City News | MBranch 8-V Johnstown, Pa.I I By Stephen Petruska | í2farS!-2,a3rSi-as.asiSr2i&3-(aa-s.-a3iS<a'iS>.Sf*? Branch 8-V of the William Penr. Fraternal Association held its re­gular monthly meeting December 16, 1956, at Mrs. Dusza’s Hall, Sixth Avenue and Chestnut St. Thirty-six members were present and the meeting' was called to order by president Stephen Lengyel. The minutes of the November meeting were read by Alexander Sabo, con­troller, which the members accepted and approved. President Lengyel ap­pointed Mrs. Stephen Petruska, Jr. and Sigismund Molnár to affix their signatures. The treasury report was then read and approved. The proceeds of the Quarter Cen­tury Club banquet will be announced at the January meeting. Frank Dudash Sr. and Mrs. Mary Dopriak were called upon to make a report on the activities of the ‘‘Friends for Hungarian Relief.” Mr. Dudash reported that the first truck load • of clothes was assorted and packaged with the assistance of El­lis Strozak, then weighed and load­ed. Over two thousand pounds were shipped through the Ward Trucking Firm. Mrs. Mary Dopriak reported that to date one thousand thirty dol­lars had been raised, the latest con­tribution being one hundred dollars from the local office of the Metro­politan Life Insurance Co. A motion was brought on the floor for the election of officers for the coming year of 1957. With the re­signation of president Lengyel, Mi­chael Faczan was appointed chair­man and Frank Dudash Sr. record­ing secretary. Mr. Dudash was no­minated for the presidency and. un­opposed, was elected to the office. Mrs. Mary Dopriak was reelected vice president. Alexander Sabo re­mained as controller. Mrs. Michael Faczan and John Angyal were elected auditors, Mrs. Anna Szuch and Mrs. Faczan were appointed sick visitors. The new of­ficers were sworn in by former pres­ident Lengyel. The meeting was then adjourned. 'Jf. Andrew Havrilla, brother of Mi­chael Havrilla, captain of the Wil­liam Penn Cement Finishers Bowling Team of Branch 8-V and employed in the Johnstown office of the PSES for the past two years, has been assigned as an interviewer on Naval Transports which are to bring Hun­garian Refugees to The United States. Mr. Havrilla is one of the four PSES employees who have vo­lunteered. All speak Hungarian. Officer GERALD KURTZ Gerald Kurtz, member of Branch 8-V, was elected president of the Flood City Lodge 86, Fraternal Or­der of Police. Patrolman Kurtz was unopposed for the post. He suc­ceeds Detective Rayman Bender who held the top post since 1954. We deeply regret the death of I Mrs. Andrew’ Dudash, one of the oldest and dearest members of Branch 8-V, Johnstown, Penna., who passed away December 27, 1956. Mrs. Dudash is survived by two sons, Frank of 385 Beatrice Avenue, and John at home, 491 Sheridan Street. LAPSED FROM EXTENDED — OCTOBER 1956 14. V. Latos John; 15. V. Galassi Mrs. Peter; 31. V. Nagy Alexander; 43. V. Gregg William K.; 46. V. Kalman Karoly; 130. V. Chado William A., Jr.; 138. V. Domonkos Olga; 141.. V. Magyar Michael L.; 272. V. Gaydosh Anna M.; 466. V. Torok István. Total 10 STATEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1956 ^ ^ i —————— Life Benefit Disability Pension Combined Department Department Department Departments I. Ledger Assets—October 31, 1956 II. Income 23,926,257.83 1.017,258.60 231,233.63 25,174,750.06 Monthly Dues ................................... 155,634.75 13,314.05--.--168.948.90 Monthly Dues — Single Premium 1,499.86--•-­--.--1,199.86 Interest on Bonds, _____________ 47,618.89--.---1,120.59 48,739.18 Dividend on Stocks .......................... 879.93 —.— 5.30 885.23 Interest on Mortgage Loans ............ 4,153.64 —.—--.--4.153.64 Real Estate Income .......................... Interest on Certificate Loans and 4,S8S.50--. --4,888.50 Liens . .....................— 4.79 —-V--4.79 Interest on Bank Deposits ............ 200.83--. ---200.83 Interest on Real Estate Loans ___ 155.24 —.—--.--155.24 Profit on Sale or Maturity of Bonds 17,377.22 —.—--.--17.377.22 Profit on Sale or Maturity of Stocks 300.00 —.— —.— 300.00 Miscellaneous Income ...................... 5.25 —.— —.— 5.25 Service Charges — Loans ........... 3.60 —.—--.---3.60 Trust Fund Deposits .................... Employees and Officers Withhold-7,858.88--• --7,858.88 ing Tax Deduction — November 5,404.80 —.— 5,404.80 New Jersey Employees Tax Cont. Supplementary Contracts Without 4.67--. ---4.67 Life Contingencies.......................... Employees and Officers 1.000.00 1,000.00 Soc. Sec. Tax Deduction — Nov. 306.28 —.— —.— 306.28 City of Pittsburgh Wage Tax 49.48 —.— —.— 49.18 Employees Hosp. Deductions ......... 194.05 —.—--.--194.05 Pension Fund Deposits ................. —.— S76.20 876.20 Total Income 247,840.66 13,314.05 , 2.002.09 263,156.80 Total.............. 24.174,098.49 1,030,572.65 233,235.72 25,437,906.86 III. Disbursements Death Benefit Claims __________ 56,358.47--.--56.358.47 Matured Endowments ..................... 27,100.00 —.— —.— 27,100.00 Cash Surrenders .............................. 24.032.08 24,032.08 Refunds to Members .........._........... 2,126.18--.--­--.--2,126.18 Real Estate Expenses ...................._ 2,447.06--.--­--.--2,447.06 Other Investment Expenses ........... 2,222.35--.--­--.---9 990 35 Rent .................................................... 1.906.22 1.906.22 Salaries and Wages .......................... 17,029.60--.-­--.---17,029.60 Leeal Fees and Expenses ............... 291.66--.-­--._ 291.66 Medical Examination Fees _______ 965.83--.--­___ 965.83 Inspection Report Fees .................. 171.40--.--­____ 174.10 Monthly Dues Refunds .................. 667.31 19.60 _ ____ 686.91 Accrued Bond Interest .................. 272.21--.--­. __ 272.21 Accrued Stock Dividend ................ 7.5 8--.-­__ _- 7.58 Actuarial and Auditing Expenses 678.33--.--­> . 678.33 Traveling Expenses ....................... 1,877.56--.-­__ _ 1,877.56 Advertising ....................................... 625.50 Postage ............................................. 509 00 509.00 Express ............................................... 3.66 74K 91 3.66 Telephone .... 748.91 Printing .......................................... 2 OS,9 r, 2 2.08,8.52 Stationery .............. 255.55 255.55 Cost or Depreciation of Furniture and Equip........................................ 682.42--.---682.42 Books and Periodicals .................... 57.92--.--57.92 Insurance, except on Real Estate 2,195.22--.--2,195.22 Sundry General Expenses _______ 69.95--.--69 95 Office Machinery Maintenance j*. L> & O. Equip. Main......................... 1,384.45--.---1,384.45 Field Expense Allowance _______ 1,827.68--.---1,827.68 Field Conferences ............................ 729.45--.--729.45 Official Publication ......................... 2,120.39--.--2,120.39 Donations ...................................... _ 83.33--.--83 33 American Hungarian Federation .... 250.00 250.00 Social Security Federal Tax .......... 699.40--.-­___ 699.40 Hospitalization for Employees ....... 196.80--.-­_____ 196.80 Trust Fund Paid Deposits ... 10.044.00 . ___ 10,044.00 Commissions ....... 10,643.37 —.— __ _____ 10,643.37 Collection of Dues ... 15,338.49 —.— , , ___ 15,338.49 Statistical Service Fees ................. 425.00 —.— ___ 4 25.00 Insurance Premiums ....................... 22.40 —.— ___ 22.40 U.S. Director of Internal Revenue Withholding Tax — October ....... 5,280.22 —.— 5.280.22 Sick Benefit Claims ... . —.— 11,568.23 11,568.23 Hospitalization Claims .................... —.— 150.00 150.00 Pension Fund Payments .............. —.— 1,229.94 1.229.94 Pension Fund Contr. Returned .....--•--­--.--583.00 583.00 Interest Paid on Pension Fund Contribution Returned .............. 14.82 14.82 Total Disbursements ..... 194,438.47 11,737.83 " 1.827.76 208,004.06 BALANCE — November 30, 1956 23,979,660.02 1,018,834.82 231,407.96 25,229.902.89 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Auditor

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