William Penn, 1965 (48. évfolyam, 1-24. szám)
1965-07-21 / 14. szám
July 21, 1965 PAGE 5 William Penn Bosways Married 50 Years More than two hundred guests attended the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. John Bosway (Bozsvay), prominent Hungarian Americans in Cleveland, Ohio and members of Branch 14 in that city. The affair was a dinner given by their children at Cavalier Hall in nearby Maple Heights on April 27, 1965. The couple was married April 27, 1915 in St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church, Murray City, Ohio. Mr. Bosway was born in Deregnyo, County of Zemplén, Hungary, and at the age of 5 came to America with his parents. Mrs. Bosway, the former Mary Toth, is a native of ó-Malomsok, County of Győr, Hungary, and was twelve years old when she arrived in McKeesport, Pa. The Bosways have lived in Cleveland since 1919. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bosway: William, John, Frank, Betty Marotto, Mrs. William (Helen) Hall, and Mrs. James (Mildred) Minichbaur. There are nine grandchildren. Mr. Bosway has had a long and varied career in our Association, locally and nationally. His services at Branch 14, Cleveland, Ohio, included the offices of treasurer, secretary, vice president and president. He was the first manager of the Verhovay home in Cleveland. On the national level he was a member of the Board of Directors, Vice President, and he was Supreme President of the Verhovay Aid Association (later Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association) from 1929-1931. He has been Convention Delegate repeatedly. Seme of the Branch 14 members who attended the golden wedding festivities for Mr. and Mrs. Bosway were: Dr. Andrew Kovach, Director, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Torda, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Semetko, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galeo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oravis, Division Manager and Mrs. John L. Balia. Our congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs Bosway. DOES HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF? Fantastic facts about the late President John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln were disclosed recently: 1. Both of these Presidents, Lincoln and Kennedy were concerned with the issue of civil rights. 2. Lincoln was elected in 1880 and Kennedy was elected 1960. 3. Both were slain on a Friday and in the presence of their wives. 4. Their successors, both named Johnson, were Southern Democrats and had previously served in the U S. Senate. 5. Andrew Johnson, was born in 1808, Lyndon B. Johnson was born in 1908. 6. John Wilkes Booth was born in 1839, Lee Harvey Oswald was born in 1939. 7. Both Booth and Oswald were slain before a trial could be held. 8. Booth and Oswald were both Southerners favoring unpopular ideas. 9. Both President’s wives lost children through death while residing in the White House. Buffalo Member Receives Degree Miss Cornelia M. B. Berde, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Coloman Berde, officers at Branch 383, Buffalo, New York, received her Bachelor of Science degree from Rosary Hill College, Buffalo, New York, on May 30, 1965. Miss Berde is now in West Germany. She is one of the honored members, of a small group participating in the U. S. National Student Association of the American Chemistry Student Delegation to Lindau for the Noble Prize Winners’ Conference The Berde family, including son George of the U. S. Air Force, are ail members of Branch 383 and are natives of Budapest, Hungary. New Jersey Member Receives Degree Alex J. Lakatos, son of Branch 51 (Passaic, N. J.) vice president and Mrs. Alexander Lakatos, received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering on June 12, 1965 from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford, N. J Before attending the university the youth studied at Don Bosco Technical High School for four years. He is now pursuing his profession at General Precision, Inc., Wayne, N. J. Young Mr. Lakatos is following in the footsteps of his parents who are active in the fraternal and social life of the Hungarian American^ in the Passaic area. He too is active in the affairs of St. Stephen’s Church in Passaic and in the programs of Branch 51. We add our congratulations and best wishes. I Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid for the MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1965 to the beneficiaries of the foHowing deceased members: Branch Name Branch Name j 1 Jardanhazi Mrs. S. 61 Magyar Gyula i 1 Miller Joseph E. 63 Caspar Mrs. Stephen j 1 Varalyai John 63 Varga Sinka Michael, M.D. Í 1 Vecsey Mrs. Andrew 68 Bukovics Mihalyne [ 3 Olean John A. 70 Gertner Mrs. Vilma j 8 Charnesky Eugene M. 70 Kiss Mary 1 8 Juhasz Sándor .82 Szabó Ferencne 1 8 Movich George 83 Tuza Mrs. Joseph 8 Pavlosky Charles 85 Woodring Harold K. 1° Pinter Imre 90 Dolgos Mrs. George ! 13 Barra Michael 90 Pongracz Mrs. Charles 13 Zelenak Mrs. John 90 Toth Lewis G. 14 August George 93 Kara Andrew J. 1 13 Halmay John 98 Herczeg Mrs. Louis 15 Toth Paul 127 Megyeri Ferenc 16 Huszar Mrs. Gabriel 129 Cziraky Mrs. Joseph i 16 Kalan Joseph 129 Walkup Thomas A. 16 Mesics Mrs. Joseph 130 Simbalmos Mrs. F. | 16 Pallagi István 132 Gulas Joseph i 17 Orosz Frank 132 Preger Mrs. Dennis j 18 Janosdeak Mrs. S. 132 Tamasi Imrene < ; 18 Kuni Lajosne 137 Schwidler György 18 Sans Crainte Mrs. L. 141 Dudás Mrs. Mihály 1 18 Zel'er Stephen E. 150 Mo’nar Charles 19 Polgar Michael 172 Nagy Mrs. Frank 19 Varga Mary 187 Korcsok John 24 Andrews John 187 Toth Joseph 24 Olasz János 189 Keszeg Andrasne 24 Reihal Ferenc 214 Gomos Andrew J. 25 Bernath Janos 214 Mosolygó János 34 Balazs Julius G. 216 Frisch Mrs. John 34 Sarok Margaret 216 Horvath George * 40 Biggs Steve A. 216 Laky Janosne j 40 Dull Stephen 226 Bunda Andrew 40 Horvath Mrs. Gyula 226 Toth John j 45 Uhrin Martonne 230 Jozsa Gabor Mrs. { 48 Barthmare Mrs. Anthony 286 Vasas Peter Mrs. « 48 Bodis Joseph 292 Esock John j 48 Domonkos Stephen 296 Scruci Fred i 48 Kulcsár Marton 313 Kertész Mrs. George 48 Szemerczky Michael 336 Katocs John 48 Wehr Irma 352 Jurasek Martha M. 48 Wolf Robert 383 Weigh Gyula 1 49 Babos Benedek 438 Cziczo János 51 Harcsa Mrs. Sándor 525 Vass Daniel j 51 Orbán Sándor Mrs. 582 Kormendy Mary Mrs. ^ MAY THEY REST IN PEACE !
