William Penn, 1964 (47. évfolyam, 5-21. szám)

1964-09-16 / 18. szám

September 16, 1964.

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Branch High Lights

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SHARON,

Pennsylvania

This is to inform the members of Branch 26, Sharon, Pa. that the services of John M. Roller, were terminated September 5, 1964.

Newly appointed manager of Branch 26 is ALEX BUKSAR, District Manager, who has already assumed his new duties. Mr. Buksar is well qualified to provide you with all your life insurance needs. Upon request he will be more than willing to contact you and discuss your insurance problems.

All members of Branch 26 are requested to mail their dues to Mr. Buksar at P. O. Box 671, Sharon, Pa., or they may be taken or mailed to him atll09 Wick Building, West Federal Street, Youngstown, 3, Ohio. Mr. Buksar will be at the Youngstown District Office Tuesday and Thursdays from 10:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M.

Branch 26 will continue to hold its meeting at the Hungarian Home Hall 395 East Budd Street, Sharon, Pa. the first Sunday of each month. All Branch members are encouraged to attend these meetings.

PHILADELPHIA,

Pennsylvania

CORRECTION NOTICE: Our annual William Penn Branch 76 Dance will be held on “NOVEMBER 21st”. Please notice new date — November 21st, 1964! This dinner dance will be held in Phoenixville, Pa. at the Hungarian-American Citizens Club, 224 Hall Street, Phoenixville, Penna. Music will be furnished by “Ilona”. Remember, members, this dance is for you and your friends. Spread the word — big gala affair on November 21st!

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY: Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gessner on their Happy Wedding Day.

To all of you who have birthdays and anniversaries in September, Best Wishes to you ALL.

To those of you who are not quite up to par, we wish you better health and better days.

MEETING DATE: Every second Saturday night of each month we hold our William Penn meetings — now at the Hungarian Magyar Club, 1125 Southampton Road, Phila., Pa. Make this night your standing date with William Penn. Don’t forget that new date for our dance, November 21st, 1964!

Julie Melnick

McKeesport,

Pennsylvania

The regular monthly meeting of the Branch will be held Sunday, September 27, 1964 at 2.30 P.M. in St. Stephens School Hall, Beacon Street, McKeesport, Pa. All members are Invited to attend the meeting. After the business meeting refreshments will be served.

Louis Boka District Manager

04 Q DAYTON,

Ohio

Many of the Branch members are active supporters of the MAGYAR CLUB of Dayton. The purpose of this Club is to foster Hungarian Culture and to acquaint non-magyars with the history and customs of Hungary. It has also set as one of

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its goals, to financially assist the American-Hungarian Studies Foundation at Rutgers The State University of New Brunswick, N. J.

The Magyar Club recently held installation of Officers ceremonies at Angi’s Restaurant. New Officers inducted were Louis Vassy, William Penn Director, as President of the Club. Other Branch 249 members serving as officers are: John Kaiser Vice-President, Elizabeth Schlosser as treasurer. Also active is Branch

OAO EAST ST. LOUIS «vü Illinois

Mr. Vincent Uhlean, who for many years diligently and faithfully fulfilled the duties of Branch Manager, has resigned effective August 31, 1964.

Newly appointed Branch Manager, effective September 1, 1964 is Mr. Charles RUDY, Jr., whose address is:

9104 Summit Drive East St. Louis, Illinois

For a'l your William Penn insurance needs, please contact your new Branch Manager who is ready to be of assistance to you. All payment of dues should be made to Mr. Rudy, who is now authorized to accept and receipt for same.

477

This is to inform members of Branch 477, Niles, Ohio that the services of District Manager John Roller were terminated effective September 5, 1964. In his place the Home Office has appointed District Manager A’ex Buksar to the position of Branch Manager at Branch 477, effective September 5. All members of the Branch are respectfully requested to take or mail their payments to Mr. Buksar at 1109 Wick Building, West Federal St., Youngstown, Ohio. In any William Penn matter, please call Mr. Buksar at the Youngstown District Office on Tuesday and Thursdays between the hours of 10:00 A. M. and 2:00 P. M.

COP LOS ANGELES őuu California

During the month of July, many various groups left for Europe via airliners, among them were William Penn members: President of our Branch and Mrs. John Bálint and Helen Korossy, who spent four wonderful weeks with relatives and friends. They returned tired, but happy for having been back to the Land of their birth for a visit.

With another group of late President’s widow, Mrs. Imre Gyorvary and Mrs. Kolumban went to Szatmár Megye to visit re'atives.

We also had a visitor from Hungary, in Los Angeles, Mr. Stephen Szitku’s Mother, Mrs. Stephen Dun-President Albert Kertesz. The Club accepts only married couple as members and one or both must be of Hungarian origin. We are happy to see that our Branch members in Dayton in addition to being active in our own Branch 249 are also leaders in other community movements.

Shown below is Jacob Deutsch outgoing President handing the gavel to newly installed President Louis Vassy. Seated is Paul Kelemen, who acted as toastmaster.

csak, from Budapest. We welcome her in our midst and trust that she will enjoy her visit to this country.

We mourn the loss of three members during the past month: Stephen Gal, Age 76, Stephen Szedlak, Age 77 and Albert Ónodi, Age 72. Our sympathies are extended to the families of the deceased members.

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FEEDLER — DIEZSI WEDDING

Miss Helen Feedler, member of our Branch became the bride of Ronald Diezsi, August 1, 1964. The wedding ceremony took place in St. Theresa Catholic Church.

The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Feedler, veteran William Penn members from Edgemont, California. She is a graduate of Poly High School. The groom is a graduate of Mt. San Antonio College and is a police officer in West Covington. Mrs. John H. Feedler was matron of honor and best man was Bruce Waterman.

We extend our best wishes and congratulations to the newlyweds.

YOUR HEALTH

Aesop and Aristoteles, Charles Lamb and George VI. of England, Erasmus and Moses all stuttered.

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There are more than 1,300,000 persons in this country who stutter.

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Half of these stutterers are children.

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In ninety per cent of stutterers, the condition is apparent before the age of ten, and in most cases before the age of five.

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Stuttering is no respecter of social or economic status, religion, race or degree of intelligence.

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Stuttering has been recognized as a speech problem since the dawn of civilization.

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It is mentioned in the hieroglyphics of the ancient Egyptians and in the Bible.

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Stuttering is defined as a disturbance in the smooth flow of speech due to spasms involving the functions of breathing, utterance of vocal sounds, and articulation or enunciation of words and sentences.

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It has long been believed that stuttering is caused by some physical dysfunction or abnormality in the the speech tract.

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Now it is accepted that stuttering is sometimes associated with emotional factors.

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Research is difficult, because no two stutterers are alike in makeup or development.

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It is assumed there is a hereditary factor involved, based on studies of families of stutterers.

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Stuttering does not have anything to do with the intelligence of the stutterer for like other people he may be equal to or above the average in intelligence.

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From four to eight times as many males are affected as females.

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Treatment includes alleviating the patient’s emotional and mental conflicts.

DO YOU KNOW?

The first infant delivered by Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to graduate in medicine in the United States, was Mary B. Hussey, who became a doctor and the first life member of the Medical Women’s International Association.

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More than two-thirds of all adults wear eyeglasses.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION announces with profound sorrow the death of

ANDREW KISS

Branch 248, Monaville, W. Va. — August 7, 1964, at Age 85 an ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER of this Association. The Board of Directors in paying final Tribute to the memory of our ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER, conveys on behalf of the membership of the Association, its deepest sympathy to the bereaved family.