Verhovayak Lapja, 1953 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1953 / Verhovay Journal

Verhovay Journal

March 18, 1953

Sick Benefits and Maiming Benefits Paid in January 1953

• Pr. John Chomo 41.14, Mrs. Paul Lazo 15.000.

2. Frank Galgoczi 54.92.

8. William Binda 32.00.

9. John Bajzat 18.28, Helen Kovach 15.00, John B. Szkok 32,02, Paul Zagyi 29.29.

10. Mrs. Virginia Jenkins 15.00, Mary Nagy 15.00, William O. Sloan

38.84.

13. Andrew Reho 8.00. Mrs. Thomas Roberts 15.00.

14. John Alexovics 44. 56, Andrew Csornok 21.70, Mrs. Agatha Hegedűs

72.00, Nicholas Kaezur 37.70, John

■Merk 11.42, Stephen A. Nagy 44.56, Mrs. Emery Palinkas 160.00, Joseph Petrovics 27.42, Mrs. Paul F.

Stuhle 15.00.

16. Mrs. William Matto 33.14.

20. Frank Adam 36.56, Frank

Horvath 34,28, John Ihász 30.84, Paul Szollosi 21.70.

21. Frederick Darazs 54.84, John

Gober 26.28, Mrs. John Paloczi

53.13, Mrs. John Roman 18.85, Mrs,

John Sztanko 67.42, Mrs. Matthew

Zaborsky 15.00.

22. John Hulpa 14.84, Albert S. Sabo 34.28.

23. John Arvai 18.28, Louis Kovács

34.28.

25. Elizabeth Ann Bozo 15.00, Jasper G. Keith 22.84.

26. Andrew Kovács 28.56, Paul Szankai 36.56.

27. John Bolyki 40.00, László Cserney 10.28, Gregory Domonkos

16.00, John Mokri 10.28.

30. John Üveges 28.56.

31. Andrew Horvath 35.42, Bertha Kosto 36.56.

34. Stephen Ando 24.00, John Majar 35.42, Alexander J. _ Papp 93.68.

36. Mrs. Michael Káposztás 41.14, Joseph Laszloczky 16.00, John Lestyany 26.28, Mrs. John D. Meyer

67.42, Mrs. Florence M. Piette 15.00, Mrs. Lawrence Schmidt 15.00, Mrs. Cecilia Veszprémi 10.28, Illés Ziitiany 36.56.

37. Joseph Horvath 12.57, Eugene Szabó 27.42.

39. Andrew Gombos 12.56.

40. Joseph Csonka 29.74, Peter Czap 8.00, Mrs. Stephen Sárkány

28.56, Mrs. Stephen Toth 35.42.

45. Helen Antal 38.84, Mrs..

George Deli 15.00, Mrs. Stephen Kravec, Jr. 15.00, Mrs. Michael Ragacs

28.56, George Sakaley 58.26, Mrs. Bela Szabó 29.70, Joseph A. Varga

61.70.

48: Stephen BardHy 22.28, Stephen De Losonczy 8.57, Mrs. Edward Fisher 73.14, Frank Jeffries 40.00,

Bela Kozar 35.44, Mrs. Maria

MounF 26.28, Kalman Mozer 51.42,

Karl Papp 13.71, Mrs. Joseph Straka

49.14, Mrs. Stephen Supek 35.42.

49. Mrs. Mathew Bürkei 41.14, Mrs. Mary Donka 29.08.

56. George S. Bankó 19.42, John

Breznai 27.42.

57. Charles Baney 51.40, John

Pentek 35.42.

59. Mrs. John Barjak 36.56.

61. Eugene Giazzon 13.70, Domenick Veri 37.70.

63. Endre Deszpoth 57.14, John Horvath 30.84.

64. James Puskas 17.14.

68. Michael Vas 26.28.

71. Mrs. Maria Duli 35.40. Mrs.

Andrew Torok 15.00.

76. Mrs. Gabor Papp 36.56, Daniel Rosenfeld 11.42, Lawrence Rost

22.84.

82. Mrs. Olga Perko 38.84.

85. Alexander Hegedűs 34.28.

87. Mrs. Matilda Chowder 41.14, John Orvai 51.42.

88. Elia Caresani 16.00, Mrs. Joseph Chobody 15.00.

89. Mrs. John G. Toth 34.28.

90. Joseph Sikler 15.50.

91. Michael Kish 86.84.

96. Elizabeth Szilvágyi 49.14.

98. John Nemeth 14.85, Bela Richter 35.42.

100. Victor Papai 29.70.

101. Roman Fetherol 65.13.

103. Frank Matda 35.42.

106. Mrs. John Kolacz 15.00.

107. John Szedlak 32.00.

108. Mrs. Alexander Dankovics

40.00.

116. Clara P. Kicsiny 15.00.

129. Mrs. John Csider 29.70, Mrs. Andrew Komives 46.84.

132. Martin Frey 4.36, Mrs. Julius Pocsik 37.70, Mrs. John Toth 44.56.

138. Emery Szúnyog 36.56, William Vicsek 38.84.

141. John Bokor 40:00.

145. Andrew Banyacska 13.70, Mrs. Joseph Kassay 27.42, Joseph G. Toth 25.16.

150. John Pásztor 65.14.

152. Mrs. Isadore Marcus 38.84. 157. Stephep Habosi 22.84.

163. Mrs. Jolán Davis 15.00, Michael Helmeczy 29.70.

164. Fabian Jakapovics 16.00, Joseph Kiss 69.70, Frank Patzko 13.70.

168. Mrs. Sadie Bohar 35.42, Mrs. Louis Halmi 33. 14, Paul Meries

20.56.

171. John Kimpan 33.16, John G. Toth 34.28, George Tyilian 10.28, Paul Van Zanten 32.00.

172. George Anthony 36.56.

174. Stephen Wintner 35. 42.

175. Stephen Pap 30.84, John Timko 34.28.

186. Mrs. Joseph Fabian 15.00.

187. John Cheplye 16.00, Mrs. Balázs Magyar 37.70.

188. Paul Takacs 35.42, Charles Zakal 28.08.

207. Alexander Simon 17.14.

214. Julia Palinsky 11.42.

218. George Babinyecz 97.14, Andrew Novak 44.56.

222. Mrs. Steve Milavec 15.00.

226. John Bohacs 45.70, Alexander Nemeth 35.44.

229. Andrew Victor 53.70.

236. Mrs. William Golub 82.28, Paul Hegedűs 28.12.

237. Joseph G. Kulin 20.56.

242. Charles Luko 64.00.

247. Mrs. Michael Lanich 38.84.

248. George Albert 32.55, Mrs. Anthony Szabó 4.56.

257. Andrew Arvai 42.28.

262. Louis Baranyai 27.42.

272. Julius Vass 68.56.

273. John Dudás 13.70.

275. Kalman Dalavics 56.00.

277. Mrs. Joseph Erdeky 14.38.

278. George M. .Csipkés 32.00, Mrs. Ira J. White 15.00.

286. John Kertész L, 24.00.

296. Mrs. Joseph Barta 42.28, Mrs. Joseph Hegedűs 29.70, Mrs. Nicholas Kish 48.00.

301. Mrs. Elizabeth Adams 50.28. 305. Louis Munkácsi, Sr. 34.28, Lewis Tomchik 36.56.

313. Louis Hanczinger 41.14, Michael Lavriczka 32.00.

317. Martin Horgas 34.28.

324. John Suto 28.56. -334. Ethel Wolfinger 15.00.

335. Mrs. Mabel L. Larsen 15.00.

336. Joseph Pinter 25.14.

338. John Gergely 35.42, Mrs. John Szuperak 35.42.

340. \yilliam Kovács 33.14.

341. Valentine Virovecz 37.70.

343. Alexander Makarenko 13.71,

Andrew Mayerchak 20.56.

347. John Behory 58.26.

348. Zigmond Farkas 35.42, Mrs. Louis Kiss 16.00.

349. Mrs. John Halasz 26.28, John Miklós 22.84.

352. Mrs. John B. Amber 15.00, Mrs. James C. Minnemeyer 10.28.

355. Emery J. Beres 16.00, Mrs. Martin Septrick 44.56.

361. Mrs. Julius Juhász 8.00, Benjamin Kato 28.56.

362. Frank Papp 21.14.

383. Mrs. Samuel Bucur 15.00, John Hengel 18.28, Stephen Korodi 35.42.

386. Mrs. John Tanchick 15.00.

395. Mrs. Stephen Poliak 40.00.

399. Simon Lengyel 24.00, William Remo 27.42, Joseph Yager 44.56.

417. Joseph Agnes 37.70.

418. Charles Könyves 32.00.

420. Ludwig Jandrisovitz 33.71.

424. John Csorba 40.00.

430. Gay B. Banes 78.84. Stephen Veyo 41.14.

432. Mrs. Joseph Boezen 15.00, Peter Medve 33.14.

443. Martin Bakor 8.57, Joseph Ciampichini 40,00, Joseph Csiszár 30.84.

447. Mrs. Nicholas Szanye 27.42.

448. Michael Balogh 34.28.

452. Mrs. Shirley C. Cline 15.00, Vigilio Domini 27.42.

466. Mrs. Theresa Reiter 24.00.

477. Mrs. Edith Supek 15.00.

500. Mrs. Joseph Yuha 37.70.

501. Nicholas Novak 28.56.

514. Mrs. Stanley Artar 24.00,

Taking a forward step in its social life Branch 48 of New York City held its initial friendly gettogether in the first of regularly Scheduled meetings which began Sunday, February 22, 1953.

These socials, named appropriately "afternoon coffee socials, because coffee and the famous Hungarian “fánk” will hold a permanent place as ithe feature of the snacks served, are designed to give the members a real and open opportunity to get better 'acquainted with one another and engage in lively social conversations. The Branch 48 afternoon coffee socials do in no way replace the regular business meetings. To reiterate, they are meant to be social meetings in the strict sense. They will be reminiscent of the Continental cafes where voluble conversation goes on amidst light eating and gentle sipping.

In addition to the pleasantries of speech the get-togethers of New York’s progressive Branch 48 will — and did at the first meeting — include programs of entertainment. Members and guest of divers talents will lend their charms to the enhancement of the afternoon coffee socials.

The brief report of the first Branch 48 afternoon coffee social is la beautiful' beginning that promises as much and more in the future.

The beautiful Sunday afternoon program was under the capable direction of Priscilla Shaefer with the versatile George Szunics master of ceremonies. The success of the production proved the ability of amateurs to stand on their own in the1 entertainment field.

The program was opened with the rendition of an extra non-scheduled number. This was followed by the beautiful vocals of member Margaret Emody, favorite voice among the Hungarians and member of the Sarossy-Heltay theatrical group. She sang three Magyar hits, one of which it the composition of Mr. Heltay who accompaied with piano.

The directorial abilities of Pris- cilia Schaefer were quite evident but shared places with her other talent a splendid voice singing the sentimental “Édes Anyám” so dear to all music loving Hungarians. Nora Szunics’ harmonica accompaniment lent an added appeal to the lovely selection. The two ladies then sang a duet together. .

Alex Kalosky 88.00, Albert Maze! 50.28, Ladislaus Santa 10.28.

518. Mrs. Helen Csengery 29.70, Stephen Kalman 42.84.

520. Frederick Lappi 60.00.

525. Mrs. Julia Hallasz 24.00.

542. Joseph Klusz 72.00, Bert Sperotto 28.56.

545. Joseph Kronstein 33.14.

550. Daniel Balogh, Sr. 35.42.

555. Mrs. Joseph Switch 34.28.

569. Joseph J. Nagy 36.56.

TOTAL: $8,152.38 January 31, 1953.

JOHN SABO, National Auditor

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MAIMING BENEFIT TAID IN JANUARY 1953

32. Mrs. Joseph (Laura) Dolgos ! 200.00,

36. Mrs. Alexander Szalacsi 400.00. 525. John Bora 400.00.

TOTAL: $1,060.00

January 31, 1953.

Pittsburgh, Pa.

JOHN SABO, National Auditor

I The dialogue by George Szunics and Ladislaus Havas, the Gobe Székely “Dani bácsi” monologue, the fashion show and the humorous choir renditions — all were accepted enthusiastically by the audience.

An extra to the program was quite appreciated as Irene Szepessy, accompanied by Ladislaus Szonyi at! the piano, sang well with her trained voice.

Next Nora Szunics vocalized numbers in English to the complete satisfaction of her listeners.

Throughout the varied program ■ Cornelius Aranyi, well-known pianist, gave his expert and artistic assistance to the players.

An attractive bracelet, donated by member Alexander Greenwald, was won by Mrs. Louis Mészáros.

To assure the final touch of perfection to this grand get-together of Brarnc-h 48 and its guests, the kindly ladies of the branch prepared coffee and “fánk”. This delicious snack lends the name, “afternoon coffee social”.

The very successful first afternoon coffee social of Branch 48 ended with a fervent plea by Miss Schaefer that the members and guests broadcast to their friends and acquaintances the grand social spirit, that prevails in this kind of endeavor, and to encourage them to attend.

Branch 48 has begun a good thing.

No member who has the opportunity should miss Branch 48’n new afternoon coffee social series to be held every month. The new vigor, is going to do much for the members and the branch.

Our congratulations to progressive Branch 48!--------------------------DO YOU KNOW?

In the age groups over 45 years, women outnumber men ir this country 1,000 to 956.

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Dry- hair can be stretched 20 per cent without breaking and wet hair1 even more.

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There is no difference in taste or j nutritive value between brown or white eggs, so long as they- are fresh.

BRANCH 48 INITIATES MONTHLY SOCIAL MEET