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

1957-07-03 / 7. szám

July 17, 1957.

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William Penn

MISS MAGYAR DUQUESNE

Elvira Riczu was Miss Magyar Duquesne at the Hungarian Day program held June 27 in nearby Kennywood Park, Kennywood, Pennsylvania.

Her attendants were Melvine Genes and Marion Tusay, also of Duquesne.

Elvira who this coming term will be a senior at Duquesne High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Riczu of 1008 Savey Street.

The seventeen year old girl has two brothers, Robert J., 14, and Steve A., 4. The entire family holds membership in Branch 71-V, Duquesne, Pennsylvania.

The 1957 Miss Magyar Duquesne said this at the Hungarian Day:

Dear Hungarian Brethren:

May I introduce myself. I am Elvira Riczu who was chosen Miss Magyar Duquesne. Permit me to thank you for the honor which you have bestowed on me. I will in no manner dishonor this distinction nor cause any harm to the Magyar name.

Today the beautiful Hungarian Land is suffering anew. Let us all unite in prayer to petition God to grant the poor Hungarian people a new freedom and a new happiness, and may the music of the Magyars be gay rather than sad. Long live the heroic Magyars! Long live Hungary!

I thank you.

BRANCH 15-V

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SENTINEL

By: Ernest C. Taylor, Dist. Mgr.

The hot,humid days of July are here and to follow them will be the hotter and more humid days of August. Just imagine only two more months and then the| good old bowling season will again start.

There were over 20 of us that went to the Bowling Tournament and Fellowship Days at Dayton, Ohio, and we all returned safe and sound. We did not win any big prizes or first places but we did have a very good time. With the exception of Ann Mladonicky, who did well for herself, the rest of us should have stayed in bed especially one Ernie Taylor.

We have some visitors from Phoenix Arizona this month, the sister and the brother-in-law of Marge Fodor and the mother of Ginny Olsen.

I hear by the grape vine that Donald Karling and his family are visiting his parents this month. They live in San Antonio, Texas. Don will be shipped overseas this month. Much luck to you, Don.

Well, we have a brand new pet at our house accquired by my sons. It it a baby Raccoon. Some fun with the dog around the house also.

Several more of the fellows heard their own wedding bells. Andy Janó vics’s son did it in June and Steve Herczeg acquired a daughter the same month. Emma Subsits’s son married also.

I hear that John and Peg Fodor

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are now grandparents. Also, member John Demeter of Albany Avenue became a grandfather.

The best of all, however, is the fact that Steve and Sis Risko, of Lombard, Illinois, have just made a basketball team, as their 5th son was born in June.

Ann and Tony Barango celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in June. Congratulations to both and may they see their 50th.

I attended open house at Rose Muhr’s in June and had a grand time, loose’s cooking is superlative, as is Mary Horvath’s. Congratulations also to all the other women in the cooking of this very fine meal.

Bill and Ann Pinter will very soon be moving into their new home in Norridge, Illinois. They will be my neighbors. Luck to Bill and Ann.

I understand that the Julius Szabos were presented with an addition to their family.

I am very sorry to have to report that the following members passed away: Joseph Posh, uncle and brother of the Szoo family; Emery Szumetz, father of Mrs. Thomas A. Sullivan; Charles Pensinger, stepfather of Tony Kovács and husband of Mrs. Charles Pensinger; Mrs. Esther (Toth) Cserni, mother of Alex Toth and Marge Small. To these bereaved families our condolences.

AT THIS TIME I SHOULD LIKE TO HAVE EVERYONE TAKE NOTICE WHO WANTS TO BOWL THIS COMING SEASON. PLEASE ATTEND THE AUGUST MEETING TO BE HELD THE SECOND SUNDAY, AS THIS MEETING WILL ALSO BE FOR THE BOWLERS IN ORDER TO GET OUR LEAGUE GOING IN SEPTEMBER.

YOUR LEAGUE PRESIDENT IS EDWARD EXNER AND HIS ADDRESS IS A FOLLOWS: 2411 S. 24th Avenue, NORTH RIVERSIDE, ILLINOIS.

YOU CAN ALSO CONTACT THE FOLLOWING WHO ARE ALSO LEAGUE OFFICIALS: WILLIAM STUPARITS, 3755 NO. OTTAWA AVE.; DICK HEWETT, 627 WEST ROSCOE AVE.; AND RAY BALOG, 1413 NO. CAMPBELL AVE.

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Congratulations to the FERRET of MOTOR CITY NEWS for her truthful article on the Dayton Bowling Tournament.

Congratulations to Mrs. Stephen Petruska who celebrated her birthday July 16th. Best of health and other good wishes from her husband, relatives and friends.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cowan on the birth of their son at Mercy Hospital.

The fourth congratulations — this time to Michael Havrilla who took 3d place honors in the Individual Handicap at the William Penn Tournament.

On their trip to the tournament the occupants of the 1957 Nash Rambler photographed beautiful scenes of the Ohio countryside, using 8 mm. color movie film. Two weeks later this group met and thrilled to these movies.

The bowlers of Branch 8-V and their friends enjoyed their Hungarian Day picnic at the Family Playground.

Attention Branch 8-V members:

Those of you who are not receiving the journal, either the English or the Hungarian issue, please get in touch with branch manager Stephen Petruska.

Betty Faczan, teen-aged daughter of Director and Mrs. Michael J. Faczan, has been awarded the National Women’s Trophy for her high average score in the Junior Bowling

(Leagi’/:. Betty’s team took first place.

Thru the grapevine we heard that the automobile of the Branch 8-V Bowling League secretary had been entangled in a three car collision at 4th Avenue and Broad Street. Details are not known. What happened, Mr. Secretary ?-----------««§£^5----------DO YOU KNOW?

Almost 29% million persons have been added to the population of the United States since World War II, which is more than the gain during the 23 years between World War I and World War II.

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Accidents account for nine "million injuries in this country every year, and this includes more than 300,000 permanent disabilities each year.-------------------------C ml

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Twenty years ago, six out of every 100 Americans were hospitalized for varying periods during the year and today the rate is 13 for each 100. ----------------------------DO YOU KNOW?

Berserk was a legendary hero in Norse folklore renowned for his bravery and the fury of his attack, and his name derived from the fact that he and his followers never fought in armor but in bearskin, which in Norse language is bér sark.

Report of Heaths

FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1956

The William Penn Fraternal Association announces with profound sorrow the death of the following members:

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Steinbrecher Mrs. J. Polke Mrs. Anna Bodor John Karafa James Czako Julia Varga Mrs. John Hovard Mrs. László Bojszko Joseph Farkas Mrs. Joseph Bertha Stephen Kerékgyártó Mrs. Ju Saray Stephen Toth Joseph M Varga Louis Charney Arlene Knoll Elizabeth Kovács John Kovács Mrs. Mihály Simon Karoly Nemeth 'Mrs. Louis Kottán Mrg. Julia Balunek Janos Csuti Joseph Putnoky Ferenc Toth Joseph M Ulicsni Janosne Lonyai András Podolsky Andrew J. Popovics István Azary András Lengyel Janosne Jr Balia Mihály Guzi Julianna

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45

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Kolach George

46

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Molnár Antal Sr

49

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Benedek Ferenc

50

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Emodi Joseph Sr

50

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Havas Andrasne

59

V

Farkas Istvánne

63

V

Deszpoth Endre

63

V

Maczko Janos

67

V

Kotyuk Mrs. Stephen

67

V

Lazar Mrs. László

73

V

Denes Gedeon

89

y

Lajos Mrs. John

91

V

Csorda Mrs. László

98

V

Cziraki Antal

108

V

Nagy John

127

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Kiss Peter

132

V

Bella Ferencz

138

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Petro Stephen

214

V

Adorján Anthony

261

V

Gretak Janos Sr

275

V

Vanderlinder John

335

V

Balog Janos

335

V

Balog John

349

V

Bozoky Pal

352

V

Berger Mrs. Joseph

383

V

Jelencsics Mrs. Pal

418

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Bial Stephen

499

V

Kapas Stephen

500

V

Evans Stephen

501

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Keregyarto Julia

511

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Burinda Stephen Sr.

525

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Herczegh Rev. Jos

MAY THEY REST IN PEACE