"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..."
"Thank you and congratulations to the German-American Police Association, its board, members, the founders. More importantly thank you to all those men and women that wear the badge, who protect us, and serve for us in this great nation, the U.S.A." - Michael Fricker
"The truth is that the Heimatklänge today is strong because these guys have a bond with each other that makes the rest of us keep coming. That makes the music worth listening to."
"How does one follow up a group of acts like that? Simple! Unbutton the second button of your checkered shirt, and get back out there, with a crowd that made the circle a little snug, but anything goes when dancing needs to be done!" - Evan Wolz
AUGUST, 1996 - Our annual Tanzfest was held on Sunday, June 6th on a sunny, beautiful day. Our dancers, the Children's Groups and the Schuhplattler Group performed throughout the afternoon. #UGHSchuhplattler50
The United German Hungarians bid farewell to Siegfried Koschewitz who passed away on February 20. Rest in peace Mr. Sieggy, thanks for everything!
In 1963 back-to-back dances with music from Die Heimatklänge were had in February and March.
The dancers have been buzzing around preparing for a number of events.
