William Penn, 1962 (45. évfolyam, 5-23. szám)

1962-04-18 / 8. szám

PAGE 6 William Penn April 18, 1962 GOING PLACES Hungarian singer Jeno Mate is a known name in entertainment to ma­ny William Penn members, and those who attended our William Penn Bowling Tournament and Fellowship Days a few years ago in Dayton, Ohio will remember that Mate was the featured male singer at that event. Since his arrival in Hollywood two years ago, Mate has reached new heights as an excellent actor who is concentrating on the television me­dium. During this month of April he has or will appear on the following programs: The Dick Powell Show, Hitchcock Presents, and Ripcord, and in May will make another of his several appearances on The Untou­chables. We have just received word from Mickey Gross Enterprises, agents for Jeno Mate, that the popular en­tertainer is scheduled to sing Hun­garian folk songs at the 50th anni­versary banquet of the St. Louis Hungarian News on October 27. WILLIAM PENN BRANCHES 21-108 YOUNGSTOWN- SOCIAL CLUB After many months of much dis­cussion Youngstown William Penn1 Branches 21 and 108 will finally de­cide whether or not they wish to merge into one strong fraternkl branch. With this writing and ad­ditional mail out post cards, we are serving notice to all the member­ship in both Branches 21 and 108 that at the next regular meeting we will vote upon the merger of the two branches. The motions and resolu­tions have been drawn and now the body must vote upon them. We are now at the final count-down, so at­tend your branch meeting and voice your opinion. Branch 21 meets every second Tuesday nite at 7 P.M. at St. Ste­phen’s Hall on 854 Wilson Avenue. The merger vote meeting will be BOYNE CITY, MICH., CITIZEN: “Babies, once fondly prized as ad­ditions, are now prized —, as deduc­tions.” WELLS, NEV., PROGRESS: “Prices are high arid they might go higher but the best financial advice is to save some of your money fo the day when prices will be lower.” DULUTH, MINN., PUBLICITY: “We can’t control the universe. We can’t always make our voices heard in the great affairs of State, but we can do wonderful things in that place where all ideas and hopes begin — our home.” AN INVITATION TO BETTER LIVING Our expansion plans are creating many new and un­limited opportunities for aggressive, ambitious, young men who are ready to enter the Fraternal Life Insurance business. Intelligent, keen-minded, strong-hearted men who can make things happen are invited to investigate our excellent full-time job oppor­tunities. Earning possibilities — $10,000 per year. The William Penn Fraternal Association has a highly com­petitive portfolio of Life and A & H Insurance. If selected, you will receive top commissions, bonus, Service Fee, Vested Renewals, pension, life insurance, hospitalization, fine Home Office and field support — and MORE! Opportunities in the following areas: Bridgeport, Conn. New York City New Brunswick, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Passaic, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Lorain, Ohio Detroit, Mich. Chicago, 111. South Bend, Ind. Los Angeles, Calif. To get a better picture of one of life’s truly great professions, write to: Elmer Charles, Field Manager William Penn Fraternal Association 436 Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh 19, Pa. held May 8, 1962. Branch 108 meets every second Sunday afternoon at 2 P.M. at the Calvin Center on Ma­honing Avenue. That meeting will be on May 13, 1962. The impressions gathered from many of the more active seem to indicate a favorable attitude toward a merger by the members. For sometime now we have been beating the drums to effect the merger, be­cause with a merger we can foresee a rather bright future for Youngs­town William Penn. Let’s vote this merger into reality. WITIL THE MEMBERS Mrs. Mary Tomchak will head and direct the William Penn Dancers from Branch 21 in their group danc­ing activities under the sponsorship of the cultural program. The dance group will perform traditional Hun­garian folk dances and will be at­tired in native costumes. The next William Penn journal will carry further news on this activity. The downtown office has a new girl Friday in the person of Rosa­­land the Twister . . . Speaking of twisting, Mrs. Irene Yambrozik won a twist contest at a recent Catholic War Vets party . . . Chairman Anne Wash was expecting a larger turn­out the last card party . . . The local bowlers are preparing their gear for the journey to Columbus with the hope of taking home some of the prizes. — Steve Mislay Publicity Agent Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid in THE MONTH OF JANUARY, 1962 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name Branch Name 1 Andrási Peter 48 Mikulka Mrs. Louis 1 Czako Mrs. Louis 48 Moor John 1 Kedves James 51 Lochli Wendelin 1 Kramer Mrs. George 56 Illés Antal 1 Lencses Mrs. John 59 Horvath John 1 Pisák Louis 59 Nagy Joseph 3 Lovász Veronica 67 Takaeh Mrs. Peter 3 Ostermeyer Earl G. 69 Balint Mrs. John 3 Nemeth Istv.anne 69 Körtefái Mrs. Stephen 4 Kiss Joseph 69 Pall Mrs. Charles 8 Martin Mrs. John W. 70 Juhasz Louis 8 Oranchack Patricia 70 Kovács Mrs. Stephen 13 Beres Mrs. Stephen 70 Szabó John 13 Radoczy Kalman 70 Varga Sigmond 13 Suták Mrs. Joseph 73 Putnoki Gyulane 14 Hanesz Janos 76 Gyöngyös Jeno 14 Stollmayer Joseph 87 Horvath Rose 14 Tomko Mihály 90 Joo Mihalyne 15 Beres Michael 93 Suhayda Michael 15 Hov-antzi John 100 Szabó Ferencz 15 Kasser György 107 Trafnik Julia 16 Fedor Nicholas 108 Kollat Mrs. Frank 16 Martin Mrs. John 108 Papp Bert 16 Molnár Mrs. Alex 108 Szabó Frank 17 Bodnar Paul 123 Docsa Gedeon 17 Fide John 129 Russ Mrs. Harvey W. 17 Polgar Jozsefne 130 Wayo Alex 18 Hunyady Mrs. John 132 Kemp Donald J. 18 Rákosi Mrs. Stephen 132 Vegh Istvanne 18 Rudai András 133 Deutsch Thomas 19 Mészáros Mrs. Stephen 133 Sule Peter 19 Toth Mrs. Ferencz 152 Lemak György 20 Guraly Joseph 157 Balias Susan 20 Baltovics Mrs. Stephen 168 Tizeker Paine 22 Szarka Karoly 170 Horvath Mihalyne 24 Alvarado Mrs. Barbara 188 Turcsik György 24 Erdély Bertalan 197 Kurung Mrs. Joseph 24 Fejes András 214 Orcskai Mrs. Joseph 24 Korodi Alexander 216 Milisits Mrs. Greg 24 Laskay William 226 Illés Joseph 24 Sedlak Mrs. M.ary 226 Kiss Gabor 25 Lányi Joseph 230 Koscso Sándor 27 Cherko Louis 248 Miskolczi Stephen 34 Kocsis Elizabeth 261 Borosky Edward 34 Benko Steve 275 Angyan Florian 34 Beres Istvanne 276 Lencses István 34 Major Árpád 276 Susan Frank 38 Kornizs Laszlone 278 Teringer József 38 Tóth Antal 292 Adam John 42 Toth Gabriel 302 Veres Alexander 44 Kertész Stephen 344 Krupa John 45 Grundel John C. 348 Cap Mrs. John 46 Nemeth Antal 383 Horvath István, Sr. 48 Csáki Janos II. 525 Hefter Mrs. William 48 48 Gramacy Mrs. Theresa Hrizo Mrs. Julia 525 Kaczur Tivadar 48 Laske Mrs. Walter 525 Varady Louis 48 Lengyel Stephen 564 Hutkai Joseph I. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE !

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