Verhovayak Lapja, 1953 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1953 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 6 Verhovay Journal March 18,. 1953 Branch Officers Elected For 1953 2. KULPMONT, Pa. — President. Joseph Frey, 1341 Chestnut St.; Vice- President, Frank .Masloski; Treasurer, John Szeder.. Manager, Vendel Petrovicz, 202 N. 10th St. Meetings third Sunday, at Manager’s home. 12. ETNA, Pa. — President, Frank Funovits, Jr., 309 — 37th St.; Manager, Mrs. Mary Podvasnik, 245 — 38th St., Pittsburgh 1, Pa. Phone: Ma 1-9326. Meetings first Sunday, at Manager’s heme. 16. STAR JUNCTION, Pa. — President, Gilbert Chubboy, R. D. 1, Perryopolis, Pa.; Manager Daniel Matto, 24 Wilmac St., Union, Pa. Phone: 8-8349. Meetings at Manager’s home. 22. WHITING, Indiana.—President, Joseph Vrabely, 1816 Stauton Ave.; Manager, Joseph Hermann, 2006 Lincoln Ave., Manager of the Juvenile Order, Mrs. Joseph Hermann, same address. Meetings second Friday, 7:00 P. M. in St. Mary’s Hall, Davidson and John Streets. 23. POCAHONTAS, Va. — President, Caspar Nagy, Manager, John Danko, Box 832. Meetings second Sunday, in the school of the Hungarian Reformed »Church. 25. MT. HOPE, W. VA. — President, Joseph Bozo, Box 242, Scarbro, W. Va.; Manager, James Szuch, Box 292, Mt. Hope, W. Va Phone: 124 W 11. Meetings on Sunday following the 15th of the month, at Manager’s home. 47. CANTON, Ohio. — President, Stephen Ferencz, 1615 Edward Ave., N. E.; Manager, John Szász, 1619 Edward Ave., N. E. 63. BARBERTON, Ohio. — President, George Jozsa, 138 Norwood Ave., Manager Michael Gergye, 574 King Ave., N. W. Phone: Sherwood 9905. Meetings third Sunday, in the Hall of the “Isten áldd meg a magyart” Society, 451 Park Ave. 137. RACINE, Wis. — President, Martin Czito, 2216 Racine St.; Manager, Paul Scott, 1427 Youth St., Phone: Dial 3-1070. Meetings third Sunday. 141. ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. — President, John Bokor. 701 Line Ave., Manager, Andrew .1. Miller, 204 Park Ave., Phone: 478-M. Meetings second Sunday, in Hungarian Home, 4 — First St. 147. AVELLA, Pa. — President, William Takach, Manager, Mrs. Aclee Karbolic, Box 344. Phone: 9246. 216. NORTHAMPTON, Pa. — President and Treasurer, Joseph Marton, 453 E. 12th St., Recording Secretary, Stephen Toth, 412 E. 12th St.; Manager Edwin Batori, 501 Race St., Casataqua, Pa. 239. STAMFORD, Conn. — President, George Korosi, 23 Davenport St., Manager, Stephen A. Kocsis, 87 Noble St., Phone: 39020. Meetings first Saturday, in Carpenters Hall. 261. FOREST CITY, Pa. — President, Andrew Pelick, R. F. D. 1; Manager John Titko, Sr., R. F, D. 1. 282. UNIVERSAL, Indiana. — President, Gabriel Takacs, Manager, Alexander Peters, Box 57. 286. PORTAGE, Pa. — President, John Szarvas, Cassandra, Pa.; Manager, Blasius Lukacs, Box 283, Portage, Pa. Meetings third Sunday, in Hungarian Hall. 348. MONA, W. Va. — President, Gabriel Szaka, 595 Southern Ave., Morgantown, W. Va.; Manager, Coloman Gazsi, Box 161, Star City, W. Va. Phone: 2-2656. Meetings third Sunday, 2:00 P. M. at Manager’s home. 355. AKRON, Ohio. — President, John Takacs, 1400 Herberich Ave.; Manager, Joseph Darago, Jr., 756 SCENE AT BRANCH 45 INAUGURATION BANQUET On stage are shown two Verhovay directors and the officers of Branch 45, Cleveland, Ohio, during the ceremonies and festivities in honor of the new Branch 45 officers held recently. Vice-President Dr. Andrew Kovács appears at the right of the group, while Vice-President Julius Macker is seen at their left. The others pictured, alt officers of Branch 45, are Joseph Drotos, president, Louis Balogh, vice-president, Emery Készéi, secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ladislaus Csorba and Joseph Bako, auditors and Ladislaus Csorba, sergeant at arms. Sumner St., Phone: FR-6803. 399. RICHEYVILLE, Pa. — President, Emery Salamon, Manager, Paul Mucha. Phone: 114 R 22 Bellsville. Manager of the Juvenile Order, John Timko. Meetings third Sunday, at the home of Stephen Kovach, house number 17. 438. LOCKWOOD, Ohio. — President. Peter Matyi, R. F. D., East Orwell, Ohio. Manager, John Agardy, R. F. D. Lockwood, Ohio. Meetings fourth Sunday, at Manager’s home. 448. AVELLA, Pa. —. President, Samuel Keresztesi, Manager, Stephen Szúnyog, Jr., Box 131. Meetings at Manager’s home. 484. LEBANON, Pa. — President, Joseph Sebastian, R. D. 2.; Manager, Michael Black, 516 E. Weidman St. Meetings second Sunday, at Manager’s home. 517. CAIRNBROOK, Pa. — President, Michael Hari, Manager, Mrs. Louis Udvardi, Box 87. Meetings Sunday following the 20th of each month, at Manager’s home. 518. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. — President, Julius Kalman, 45 Division St., Manager, Michael Puskas, P. O. Box 304. Phone: Milltown 8-1076. Meetings in Joyce Kilmer Post Room, 17 Codwise Ave. Your Health From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania and the Allegheny County Medical Society "Eh? What’s that? Speak up, I can’t hear you!” Wax in the ears can make hearing difficult. Cerumen is a waxlike secretion within the external passageway of the ears and its purpose is to ensnare dust and dirt. Ordinarily, earwax dries as it moves outward and is shed imperceptibly. In some persons, earwax does not dry and is not shed fast enough to keep the canal fairly clean In these cases, the wax packs around the eardrum and plugs the ear canal from the eardrum outward for a short distance Impacted wax in the ear canal causes a slight deafness and sometimeg pain, vague noises, dizziness, Und nausea. Removal of earwax is sometimes difficult. Physicians usually wash out the wax with warm water. This is not done if the eardrum has been perforated or when there is eczema present. In such conditions, the wax may be removed by suction. Suction offers the advantage of withdrawing- material from the ear canal without danger of pushing the wax toward the eardrum. Dried wax should be removed by a physician. Report of Death FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. 1953 IS The Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Associationannounces with profoundsorrow the death of the followingmembers: Br.Member's Name Age Br.Member’s Name Age 9Nemeth József 69 86Szabó Stephen 72 17Jerkovich Mrs. P. 55 86Vágási István 73 17Nemeth Mrs. Joseph 79 91Kovács László 76 17Toth Mrs. Michael 56 91Lehner Mátyás 68 17Tyson Herman 66 91Demees George 86 20Kuti Mrs. Gabor 65 98Bernath István 70 20Vendey Janos 69 108Papp Sandorne 64 27Konopka Mihalyné 73 130Lesniak Albert P. 57 27Toth Mihály B. 71 136Mihalik Janos 74 34Berta John 52 150Takacs József 74 34Fodor Albertne 62 189Kerekes Istvanne 71 34Kicsak Helen 41 209Bunevac Pal 60 36Detvay Simon 66 209Zahner Nikolaus 53 37Reshan István 79 216Kail Istvanne 59 40Csontos József 65 216Marth Paine 58 43Toth Laszio 73 226Kaszonyi Janosne 74 46Grahovac Joseph 68 226Zimmerman Joseph 70 48Bodanyi Lajosne 70 249Farkas Nicholas Jr. 42 48Gustafson Minnie 63 275Guman Mrs. Louis 44 61Gero György 65 303Pocsik Lajos V. 66 64Vargo Mrs. John 52 313Lavriczka Mihály 75 70Toth Bela 94 K AV Q PC lifVQtl 67 71Perhacs Stephen 40 IVu* dtS latidn 78Drozdik István 69 352Szatmary Ferencz 60 84Kleszics Mihály 61 360Mohacsek Peter 80 84Kusnyer József 64 383Szenfner Sebestne 71 MAY THEY RESTIN PEACE
