From our "Monthly Progress" Archive: "Philadelphia German Hungarians" by Francis P. Weber from August & September 2005.
Tag: German-Hungarian Sport Club
Banater Hall, by Francis P. Weber
From our "Monthly Progress" Archive: "Philadelphia German Hungarians" by Francis P. Weber from September & October 2004.
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, by Michael Fricker
"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..."
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."
Behind Our Name: Part V, by Michael Fricker
In part IV, we discussed the various buildings that our club has called home and the names we gave them. Now this month we will finally tell the story of how our club went from the Banater Männerchor to the United German Hungarians of Philadelphia and Vicinity.
Behind Our Name: Part IV, by Michael Fricker
A club is not a building. It is not a field or a stadium. It is not a bar, a dance floor or a grove. A club is a social gathering of people around common feelings, ideas or goals. You, the members are and always were the club. Naturally, a club needs a gathering place and we have had a variety that we have given numerous names.