William Penn, 1957 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1957-03-06 / 3. szám

PAGE 15 March 20, 1957. _______________________________ William Penn QUAKER CITY NEWS PHILADELPHIA, PA. BRANCH 76-V By L. Louis Horvath- -t:rK!, K'lKi^SrafHI^SMSraW!aiKliaifKL,SÄ»i«li'HiSSÄii«llKll«*H(HiKli IWIMMMMSiaKht n .KW< «<)• FLOOD CITY NEWS H 1 BRANCH 8-V JOHNSTOWN, PA. g !; By STEPHEN PETRUSKA 6,'»'i»<!|g^aj5W^S!WiW»-»»l8s«Wii^^<»^^Biaqt8a><>aig^p^wggTO^spigig!g8g»gw,»ő Spring is in the air! Time to start thinking about vacation plans. And don’t forget Uncle Sam on April 15th! — 76-V — March 15th is an age-old date for rememberance of the freedom fighters of 1848 in Hungary. And those, too, who gave their all in October, 1956. — 76-V — We wish to express happy birth­day wishes to our members who are celebrating March birthdays. By name, John Britton, Katherine De­­brey, John Joseph Érsek, Joseph Gacsi, Francis Geisz, Julius Glöck­ner, Julius Glöckner, Jr., James Alex Gloner, Thomas Imparato, Jerry Karavias, Patricia Krayer, Helen Kusmann, Louis Lovas, Mrs. Al­bert Molnár, Carman Mudry (our treasurer), Zoltán Naszály, Mrs. Pink Patten, Paul Prounchick, Fran­cis Rooney, Mrs. Stephen Sable, Mar­garet Schmidt, Mrs. Earl Shoemaker, Mrs. William Smith, and Sandra Elizabeth Szemes. — 76-V — We extend the hand of welcome and cooperation to the following new members of Branch 76-V: MRS. THOMAS SCHUSTER, MRS. HARRY SCHUSTER, LOUIS BARE­­GI, JOSEPH MORGAN, JOSEPH O’NEILL, ELIZABETH SCHULTZ, JOSEPH FARKAS, MRS. MICHAEL GERGELY, EUGENE KOVÁCS, Friends, your correspondent is at a loss for words at this time, since the grapevine has been silent and there hasn’t been much of interest appearing on my desk to bring to your attention. However, I will try to given you some food for thought. The Tournament trail grows nearer and the time grows shorter for all you members who are going to par­ticipate in our National event. This annual affair will be held in Dayton, Ohio this year, and we know from past experience that Dayton is quite a bowling center, with many of Ohio’s top bowlers being from this section. We hope that this will arouse the competitive spirit in all our fel­low bowlers to go there to “shoot the works” and walk away with the prizes. We, here in Columbus, have plans for entering about 16 teams and,, believe me, we will be in there “pitching” too. I know that you will be greeted with open arms and shown every courtesy to make your stay in Dayton an enjoyable and me­morable one. The way things shape up now, this tournament promises to be one of the biggest and best. Hav­ing bowled on the National Bowling Lanes in the past, I can assure you that they are excellent alleys. Of course you all know that a certain amount of luck enters into the bowl­ing game, and you’ve got to have it when you’re out there throwing for those strikes. Just to be on the safe side, I have my rabbit’s foot in my pocket! All kidding aside, friends, here’s wishing each and every one of ALEXANDER ÜVEGES. — 76-V — We have a few sick members whom we would like to cheer up with a wish for speedy and permanent re­covery. They are Mr. Michael Stasz­­ko, Mr. Joseph Miko, Mr. Geza Be­nes, and Mr. Stephen Vig. — 76-V — Belated happy St. Patrick’s Day to the Irish whose history has been one of much woe. _ 76-V — One of our Illustrious members is Michael Pokorny. Congratulations on your fine work previously! — 76-V — On March 9th we had our regular monthly meeting during which time we discussed our 50th Anniversary affair. It promises to be an event well worth remembering, and much work is in store for the committee on preparations. — 76-V — Be sure to come to our meetings at 1144 N. Fourth Street. Our next one will be on April 17th. The meetings don’t last long and the en­suing gabfests and storytelling after them are the high points of the meeting. 8 o'clock is the starting time. _ 76-V — Cordially and fraternally, L. LOUIS HORVATH 2107 Market Street Philadelphia 3, Pa. sound journey to and from the Tour­nament. BELATED MEMÓRIÁM: — We wish to take this opportunity to of­fer our sincerest condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the Tokár Family, in the loss of their beloved Mother, Mrs. Mary Tokár, who gave to our local branch, here in Colum­bus, two of her finest: Louis Tokár, our District Manager, and George Tokár, our Lodge President. ODDS & ENDS — Ben Janvuary, one of our regular bowlei-s, will be out for the balance of the season, because of a broken arm. Tough luck, Ben, as we will miss you, but don’t let that arm keep you away from Day­­ton, Ohio. We shall need all the “rooters” we can get! May we wish a very happy wedding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mancini, who will be celebrating their second anniversary on April 9. They always say, Mary and Tony, that the first 50 are the hardest! May you have a long and happy life together! Well friend, this is “thirty” for this time. I hope to see you next month, same time, same place! Fraternally, WILLIAM FRANKLIN Secretary. JOIN and SERVE ...answer the call! The William Penn Branch 8-V Bowling League held a special meeting February 20 at 7:30 p.m., in Mrs. Dusza’s Hall, at the request of branch president Frank Dudash. Bowling League president Michael Duray urged the bowlers to under­stand what would be required to have 4 teams take part in this coming Tournament, and not to un­derestimate the cost. Branch Manager Stephen Petruska was called upon to quote the cost of entrance fees for doubles, singles and team events, Names of all would be participants were then recorded by secretary An­thony Karwoski. In requesting this meeting, president Dudash stated that the minutes should be presented at the branch’s monthly meeting and asserted that the branch would as­sist the bowlers in whatever social events they planned. * * * Mrs. Mary Rykala of 100 Spruce Street has announced the engage­ment of her daughter Helen to Jo­seph J. Petruska of 606 Chestnut Street ,son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Petruska, Sr. and brother to Stephen Petruska, Jr., manager of Branch 8-V. * * * Miss Clara Király celebrated her birthday Saturday, February 16. Many happy returns .Clara. * * * Harve Tibbott a prominent Eden­­burg, Pa. baritone soloist, long stand­ing member of Branch 8-V, served as chairman of the 22d annual Gyman­­fJa Ganu of the Memorial Baptist Church on March 3d. Mr. Tibbott, a veteran druggist and former County treasurer and congressman, is a native of Cambria Township, attend­ed Edensburg schools and was gra­duated in pharmacy from the Uni­versity of Pittsburgh. He is a singer of talent. Mr. Tibbott has been heard in Churches and at fraternal gather-Congratulations and our good wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Csorba who celebrated their 55th wed­ding anniversary January 27, 1957. The day was also the 80th birthday of Mr. Csorba. The Csorbas came from Budapest, Hungary to The United States in 1921. Shortly thereafter they joined Branch 45 of the then Verhovay Aid Association. They are to this day members of Branch 45-V, Cleveland, Ohio. ings throughout the area, even in the halls of Congress. He is past po­tentate of Jaffa Shrine and a 33d degree Mason . * * * Branch 8-V member figures his way into limelight. Accurate figur­ing has won John J. Klesch, of 217 Chandler Ave., a prize worth more than $3,500 from a network tele­vision program. Mr. Klesch guessed right on the price of a grouping of dining room furnishings in a con­test conducted by the “Price is Right,” an NBC television program shown by station WJAC-TV. * * * Joseph Bodnar, 512 Broad St. was honored at a banquet at the Croation Hall, Cambria City. He recently re­tired from the Bethlehem Steel cor­poration after 34 years and 11 months of service. Looking forward to many days of good fishing and hunt­ing, Mr. Bodnar trains hunting dogs as a pastime. * * * Caroline Hegedűs, a member of our bowling league, has not been able to bowl with us for several weeks because of a “sprained ankle.” Get well soon, Caroline, your fellow bowlers miss you. GIVE BLOOD ow CALL YOUR RED CROSS TODAY! • NATIONAL BLOOD PROGRAM * Both Mr. and Mrs. Csorba have in their long membership held various offices at the branch. Mrs. Csorba is at present chairman of the Branch 45-V Social Club. The Csorbas have been this Cleveland branch’s strong supporters and no banquet, outing or other Branch 45-V festival is with­out the active participation of Mrs. Csorba. It is a pleasure to be informed that our Association and the branches are blessed with fraternalists such as Mr. and Mrs. Csorba. CHATTERBOX Branch 129-V Columbus, Ohio By William Franklin you the best of luck, and a safe and Together in Wedlock 55 Years

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