From our "Monthly Progress" Archive: "Philadelphia German Hungarians" by Francis P. Weber from September & October 2004.
Tag: Emily Fricker
Schuhplattler Group & Friends Trip to Germany, by Emily Fricker (from the Monthly Progress in 2004)
The United German Hungarian Schuhplattlers and friends traveled to Germany and Participated in the “Bayerischer Lowe.” The event was held on October 4th the Gasthaus am Auwaldsee, Ingolstadt. Hosted by the Donau Gau, our group placed 5th out of 12 groups.
Shopping & Leisure, by Francis P. Weber
From our "Monthly Progress" Archive: "Philadelphia German Hungarians" by Francis P. Weber from July & August 2004.
Church & Home, by Francis P. Weber
From our "Monthly Progress" Archive: The first entry in the column "Philadelphia German Hungarians" by Francis P. Weber
The Youth & Vigor of the German-Hungarian Sport Club
"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..."
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Remarks at the Heimatklänge 70th Anniversary, by Nichole Deely & 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."
Stuffed Cabbage: How We Make it, by Janet Fricker Malofiy
"There are winter days that practically ask for comfort food…those big, fat snows that roll in like a white curtain and turn the world quiet. When the forecast promised exactly that, we knew it was time to make the dish that warms us from the inside out." -Janet Fricker Malofiy