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

1957-09-04 / 9. szám

September 18, 1957 BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The next issue of the WILLIAM PENN will be published on Wednes­day, October 16, 1957. Notices and similar short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, October 9. Long contributions, such as articles, must be received no later than October 2. If possible, contributions should be typewritten, on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Photographs and other pictures are NOT returnable. Address all contributions to: EDITOR, WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 436 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * CHANGE OF ADDRESS The new address of our Field Supervisor GABRIEL NAMETH is as follows: Mr. Gabriel Nameth 9267 Westpoint Taylor Center, Michigan District Office, LOS ANGELES, California The telephone number of our Los Angeles, California District Office is: PLeasant 8-2105 The postal zone number for the Los Angeles District Office is: 8721 South Western Avenue Los Angeles, California Branch 14-V, CLEVELAND, Ohio The William Penn, Branch 14, Annual Fall Festival Dance will be held at the Branch 14 Home, 8637 Buckeye Road, on the 13th of Oc­tober, 1957. Music will be by JOHNNY VERES and his orchestra. The first practice for the children dancing in the festival was held on September 17, 1957, by Eleanor FONTA, Dancing teacher. Branch 26-V, SHARON. Pa. Mr. Joseph Bakondy, former Dis­trict Manager is no longer associated in an official capacity with the Wil­liam Penn Fraternal Association. Collection of dues and the trans­action of all other business between Branch 26-V and its members con­tinues at the District Office, 1936 Ridge Avenue, Sharpsville, Pennsyl­vania. Branch 50-V, CHICAGO, Illinois Frank T. Kajdi, former District Manager ,is no longer associated in an official capacity with the William Penn Fraternal Association. Collection of dues and the trans­action of all other business between Branch 50-V and its members con­tinues at the District Office, 747 East 93rd Street, Chicago 19, 111. District Manager JULIUS MICHAEL MIKULA is in charge of this office. Branch 51-R, PASSAIC, New Jersey SPECIAL MEETING This is to notify all members of Branch 51-R that a SPECIAL MEET­ING will be held on Sunday after­noon, October 20, 1957, beginning 1:30 P. M. at the Hungarian Re­formed Church Hall, 220 Fourth Street^ Passaic, N. J. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the merging of Branch 51-R and 87-V. We are urging all members to at­tend. Fraternally yours, LOUIS SZENEGETO, President ELIZABETH KERSTNER, District Manager William Penn r J ^ CHATTERBOX Branch 129-V Columbus, Ohio ffiS&ÖBö ESäöBiiSEi (S •: Branch 87-V, PASSIAC, N. J. SPECIAL MEETING This is to notify all members of Branch 87-V that a “SPECIAL MEETING” will be held on Sunday afternoon, October 20, 1957 begin­ning at 1:30 P. M., at the Hunga­rian Reformed Church Hall, 220 Fourth Street, Passaic, N. J. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the merging of Branch 87-V and 51-R. We are urging all members to at­tend. •Fraternally yours, LÁSZLÓ MIKO, President ELIZABETH KERSTNER, District Manager Branch 175-V, HASTINGS-ON­­HUDSON, N. Y. DINNER Branch 175-V celebrated its 46 year anniversary with a dinner and dance at Rusnacks and Zucks res­taurant, Sunday, June 30, 1957. A delicious dinner was enjoyed by the 54 of 60 members who attended. Hungarian music was enjoyed by all. The Martin Nyich orchestra played the csárdás and polkas which brought fond memories to all of the Hungarians. Mrs. MICHAEL SKOK was chairman, Mrs. Eugene Deutsch co-chairman of the affair. Branch 210-V, VESTABURG, Pa. MERGER NICHOLAS PAK, veteran Manager o,f Br. 210-V, will no longer serve this branch after October 1, 1957, he has resigned because of his ad­vanced years. On October 1, 1957, Branch 210-V will merge with Branch 43-V, locat­ed in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, whose Manager is Mr. Stephen Haj­dú, Jr. All members are requested to make payments at the fallowing address: Mr. Stephen Hajdú, Jr. District Manager Box 55 Daisytown. Pennslyvania Branch 303-V, WASHINGTON PARK, Illinois CHANGE OF ADDRESS The new address of our Manager of Branch 303-V is the following: Mr. Vincent Uhlean 9817 Lincoln Trail East St. Louis, Illinois Branch 399-V, RICHEYVILLE, Pa. MERGER Branch 399-V will be dissolved ef­fective October 1, 1957 and the membership transferred to Branch 43-B, located in Brownsville, Pennsyl­vania whose manager is Mr. STE­PHEN HAJDÚ, Jr. District Manag­er, Box 55, Daisytown, Pa. Members should pay their dues to Mr. Hajdú, after Oct. 1, 1957. Branch 525-V, LOS ANGELES, California Effective September 1, 1957, the William Penn Fraternal Association opened a District Office in Los An­geles, California, located at: 8721 South Western Avenue Los Angeles 47, California Mr. ALEXANDER GYULAY, Ma­nager of Branch 525-V, Los Angeles, California will continue as Manager of Branch 525-V. Also appointed effective Septem­ber 1, 1957 are the following two men as District Managers 5who will be affiliated with Branch 525-V. Mr. JOSEPH KINDA, whose resi­dence address is: 15507 Cordary Avenue, Lawndale, California, and Mr. ERNEST F. FINTOR who re­sides at 751 W. 102nd Street, Los Angeles 44, California. Hello again from Branch 129, Co­lumbus, Ohio. We hope everyone has had a very enjoyable summer this year. The hustle and bustle of the fall and winter months and another frantic season of bowling is upon us. Since bowling plays a very big part of our activities in our organization, I would like to take this opportunity to suggest a way in which we can enjoy this sport more fully this year. I think it would be a very good idea if the Cities within each State who have Wm. Penn Bowling Leagues, would contact one another and set up Bowling Matches against each other on a Home to Home basis. These matches could be scheduled so as not to interfere with your league schedule. I think the week ends would be the ideal time, since most every­one is generally free on these days. The home team being the host, Would see to it that their guests were wined and dined at these af­fairs. The league President and league Secretary of the different Cities would work out the details of these matches and I am sure, every­one would have a great time too. We would have some kind of a prize, such as a trophy or cash award to the winner of these matches. We here, at Branch 129, are much in­terested in this idea and would wel­come hearing from any of the Cities in Ohio about a Bowling Match. If you wish to contact us, write to the League Secretary and Treasurer Wm. D. FRANKLIN, 2497 Dawnlight Avenue, Columbus 11, Ohio, or if you wish to telephone, call AM. 8-1449, Columbus, Ohio. We have around ten men teams and two or three women teams. Well, dear Readers, things have been pretty slow at the Home this past month. We have been down a couple of times this past month and Due to Summer Vacations of our Bowling League members and of­ficers, we were unable to have a regular Bowling League Meeting to discuss prize money of $164.00 won by our League’s members at the 14th Annual National Bowling Tour­nament, held at Dayton, Ohio. How­ever, a date has been set for Septem­ber 5, 1957. We do hope that all bowlers will be present at this meeting and all future meetings the Bowling President may call for to voice your opinions at the meetings and not elsewhere, also to be informed of the League’s Rules and Regula­tions. Our Bride of the Month: Dolores Jean MACY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Macy, Sr. of 355 Beatrice Ave. Johnstown, Penna, was married Saturday, August 31, 1957 to Joseph John Golias. The double ring ceremony took place at St. Theresa’s Catholic Church, upper Decker Ave., Johns­town, Pa. A supper and reception was held at 6:00 P. M. for the many guests at Christ the Saviour Church Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Golias are on a honeymoon trip to Florida. Mrs. Golias is operator and specia­have missed seeing a lot of old friends. We did however run into a few. We saw Torchy Gaal, just after she came over from bowling at the Swan Alleys the other night. We inquired as to how she had bowled, “Now I ask you Torchy, is that any way to talk”. Some of the other Lady bowl­ers were there, and they sure had a hot Euchre game going. The family wash was being hung out as fast as the cards were being dealt. Ha, ha, I am only kidding, girls. Mr. GEORGE TOKÁR, our lodge president or better known as “The _ Lone Ranger of Hoover Dam” was present. He tells me the fish are biting up at the “Dam” and that they are catching some nice Pickerel. We were happy to see Mr. Dave GEORGE (our former president) at our bowling meeting the other night. We sure enjoyed having you “DAVE”. My reporter, Mrs. Evelyn BOU­CHER, informs me that Mr. and Mrs. KENNY BOLAR had an ac­cident on the highway. A teenager driving a Hotrod ran into the back of their car. Kenny was in the hos­pital for a day but is reported doing all right now. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mancini is reported to be headed for Sunny Florida for the winter months. We will miss you in the league this season ,Tony. Well, the time has come to say 30 for now; we would, however like to remind you of our regular monthly meetings which are on the second Thursday of each month. If you wish to inquire about insurance, contact Mr. LOU TOKÁR at his home, 264 Southwood Avenue, Tele­phone HI. 4-2760. You can also reach him at the William Penn Home. Press Correspondent WILLIAM D. FRANKLIN list of ‘Dee’s Beauty Salon, 380 Beatrice Ave. Mrs. MICHAEL FACZAN, wife of Director MICHAEL FACZAN and one of our outstanding bowlers is a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital. Your many friends .and bowling league members wish you a speedy recovery. May we offer congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald BOROSKI on the birth of their new daughter. Ronnie is Vice President of our Branch 8-V Bowling League. SAFE AS AMERICA U S. SAVINGS BONDS aHllKir>ä»SllHHiiBl[»[BKKTHRlHll5ISlISI5reiSKIä^^ FLOOD CITY NEWS BRANCH 8-V JOHNSTOWN, PA. By: Stephen Petruska and Joseph Madarasz, Jr.

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