"What's clear in countless columns of "Buzzing Around..." is that this group was ACTIVE. hey ran events, dances, put on shows, sang songs, danced the czardas, or for Night in Vienna, Gypsy Melody night, Kirchweih, Snowball Dance and many more. They ran, played on and supported the soccer teams, made decorations for events at either clubhouse and followed the Heimatklänge on a weekly basis..."
Our tribute to the Edelweiss performed at the 30. Gaufest is now available to watch on Youtube!
What ever happened to Fred Schnabel's Saloon?
Read Emily Fricker's 2015 writing on the Sport Club Kirchweih of the 1950s!
Read Emily Fricker's 2014 writing on the Rosmarein & the Kirchweih!
Read Emily Fricker's 2012 history of the Philadelphia "Kerweihs."
Read Emily Fricker's 2011 writing on the Kirchweih!
These men formed the original Banater Soccer team in 1922. They played exhibitions only before they entered the Allied League in the fall of 1923. L to R (bottom): C. Ott, J. Kreppel, J Schuster; (center row) H. Edward, N. Kreppel, J. Ehling, J. Quitter, P. Lenhard; (top row) J. Karlowitz, F. Kolla, A. Jarkovsky, & E. Schmidt.
