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Oftcial Organ of lhe U.g.H. ol Philsdelphia and Vicinity snd offliated SecfionsPublislrod in tho fntereat of All M€mrb€lxg to prornote a close and harrnonious rel&tion with al1.

vol". 1. PHILAIIELPIIIA, PA.,,TANUAR,Y, Lg46 No. 1

A Frogressive ftfl'oveForwatrd!

Vorw&irts umd Auswirts

riir;iffiF,$.4; Indem wir die erste AusgabeIn placing this first issue of our ilii f# unserer "Illonatlichen Nachrichten"

"Monthly News" in your hands, we i+ii#.ffiffi inlhreHf,ndel.egen,tretenwirineineare entering a new and progressive i._ qeu9 u4d fortschrittliche Bewegungera in our Clubts eventful history, ffiCffi in der Geschichte unseres Klubs ein.

rry.tt til3i!"Jh"*Hf*r, iff"t":* rED K*EGZMAN *uo*T,is

ttF""i:f,"H,'n#"t3ots" J:il

social activities, gave me a-4gnl9 o_pportunity to .Sport sowdhl dis auch der geseilSchaftlichen Be-observe numerous inexcusable faults among our titigung gewidmet war, jab mir hinreichendesections, as well as, a-mong our members. There- Getdgen-ne-it, zahlreiche' ind unentschuldbarefore, I have always felt if-we would have, other Fehl6r innelhalb unserer Sektionen sowohl derthan certain social^events.and meetings, some Mitgliedschaftzubeobachten. Schonlangebe,YPyf or means of rea_chjng them, we could schaftigte mich der Gedanke, and.ere Mittdl unoeliminate most causes of dissention, lack of in- Wege als nur gesellschaftliche Veranstaltungente_rest, and lack of co-operation among all of us. odei Versamrdlungen zu flnden, die die GrtitdeThe idea of a newspaper of_some k!n-d came to unserer Uneinig[eit, Intereslelosigkeit etc.3e 1 fey Vlarg. ago when I started to d"evelop iiberbriicken wiiiden- Die Id.ee eine-r Zeitungthe Junior Section, but unfortunately was not wenn auch kleineren F ormats. kam mir einiieable to find enouglr interest or heip to get Jahre zuriick, als ich mit dem Ausbau d.er Jir.sta"rted._By acpePting the position as Chilr- gend-Sektion'begann; leider fand ich zum Be.man of Entertainment, wilh Mr. Adam Weber $nn derselben lichd die gewiinschte Unter-as Secretary, we thoroughly discussed the pos- Fttitzirng innerhalb der l{it}tiedschait. Naeh-srbilltres of such a newspaper again, and it took dem ich nun die Position als Vorsitzer des Ver.li-tUe convinc*g,grl our pdrt,'tise[ this i ;6 g"iigu"gsfo*it"es uoge"o-*men habe, ebensoMr. Bernard Stoff€il, who accepted the position ivie-Heir Adam Webei die als Sekretii?, haben91 -"Chair14an of Publicity,"-and Mr.- Anton wirdieAngelegenheitgriindlichdurchspi.ochen,Weber as his assistant. ,i auqh die- I,roglictrt<eit-einer Zeitungdrqggenj

It was indeed a pleasant surprise the wav gnd es,dgl"-*g auch gar.*icht lange, 4uI*the Board. of Directbrs ;"4 bi"-;#-b;;"';? 8..*l?"9 Stoffel davon zu iiber.zeugen,-welghereach Section supported itrisla"a.

- ffiil;h-;; die Stelle als Vorsitzer des_Agitationskomr_te.esestablished ouf t,Staff.', Eaclilse"tio"-fr'u""iiJ aryqfm mit Herrn Anton Weber als sein Mit-repqrtpr, und it.is up to them ana aiior-vo"To arbeiter.s94d, in your litue news items, to malie our Gross war unsere Ueberraschung zu sehen."Nuyq" original and. interesting. We shall ap- wie die Beamten und Mitglieder alle-r Sektioneriprecrate any suggesflons you may care to make. unsere Idee unterstiitzten. Wir haben nun un-Do not hesitate to write. The su-ccess or failure ,. seren Beamtenstab etabliert. Jede Sektion hatof this "News" depends entirely upon your in- ihren Berichterstatter, und wir erwarten vonterest-and

-c.o-op_e1atj.on. I, personally, believe. ihnen sowie von allen Mitgliedern, volle Unter-this "News" will help enormously to-bring all' sttitzung, um unsere Bericfiterstatiung originell9f us cfosel, and enable us to riork togeTher und les6irswert zu gestalten. wir #iiraEn esharmoniously" dankbar begriissen, wenn wir rnciglichst vieleT-- -- - -. ---_---- --cln response to the tn@easing demand for 'r, neue VorschlFige und Empfehlungen bekbmen.rlr I't''sPulrse Lo rn€ t4Qryeasrng demand ror '. neue vorscnrage und -ujmprehlungen belremen.more entertainment; we aie prepaiing for a real ' So bitte, zdger{nicht und

-schreibd Der Erfolg

active- social season. Entertainmenfs for you, oder Misseifolg unserer "Nachrichten" hangff,y'our family and friends. ganz vom fnteresse und der Mitarbeit aller ab.

happiness. z u s a rn Ynenzl] f i.ih ren.

, . W"_ Pre looking_ forward to greeting you , Perstinlich bin ich fest davon ilberzeugt, dass

during 1946 at the U. _G, H.. I{all, ind wis-h you qnsere Zeitung sehr viel dazu beitragdn'wird,an abundane,e of good health, prosperity, ind rins enger zu eifolgreicher harmonischir Arbeit

Saturday Nish+ DANCESSTARTING JANUARY 26+h, 1946

BIG FLOOR SHOWVeu" Aslred For I]! Now Supporf I*E

ADlMtllssiloN 40c.

., _ IJm das allgerneine Verlangen nach re,ich-lraltiger Llnterhaltung zu befriediger, beabsich-tiggn ryir eine vielseitige, aktive gesellschaf-tliche Saison. Unterhaltung ftir Sie,lhre F ami-lief und F reunde.

I Wi" g_ebep uns der angenehmen Hoffnunghih, Sie alle in unserer If. G. I{. in Lg4g bt

ior t ..gr{issen nJ kcinnen und wiinschen rhnen, allengute Gesundheit F rohsinn und Gedeihen ! '

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EIN G. ET.

MONTSf,r.Y NEWSPublished by the

United German-Hungarians of Philadelphi:i andVieinity and Affiliated $ections.

2007-13 N. 2nd Street, Philadelphia 22, Pa.NE1B. 9669

ECitor: BEIRNARD A. ST'OFFETLAssistant: ANTOTN WEBER

IMPOB,TANTClosing date for the next issue

of the Monthly News will beJanuary 25t}e.

Address all corresporndence to Editor:Monthly News, 2A07-13 N. 2nd St.,

Philadelphia 22, Pa.

Your Editor arndPublicity ChairmanBernard A. Stoffeil'

fntroduced byTED KERECZMAN

X.olks ! We would like you to meetRernard A. Sto,ffel, your Editor andPublicity Chairman, who, will take fullcharge starting with the F'e'bruary issue,assisted by Anton 'Weber.

Before lris. indu*tlon into the armY, hewas active as the recording secretary ofthe Sport Club, and to prove he didn'tlose interest in our club life, has willing-ly accepted this position after his refurry'home.

At twenty-seven years o,f &Be, he hasgiveLrl f,our years of his life to CIur coun-try. He was inducted into the army o,n

June 18th, L94L. Upo,n completion ofbasic trainin g aL Armored F'o'rce Replace-ment Center, F ort Knox, Ky., was madecadr,e and assisted in turning out Armor-ed Force rep,lace'ments. Left for the

the military Intellig€:rce Service. Servedin England, F rance, Belgium, Ho'llandand Germany. Finished his service withthe 29th. Infantry Divisi,on, in the gradeof Technical Sergeant. Received hishonorable discharge on October' 25, 1945.

Here is a young: man, I feel, who cer-tainly knows the importance of team-work, better than many of us, and whorvill try his best to help and give ourmembers and home co,ming boys a soeiallife for peace and contentment.

So let us a,ll pull o,rl the sa'me rope,and give our Publicity and Entertain-ment Co,mmittees all the cooperationand support so vital in building up thefuture social activities in o,ur organi-zation.

Satnrdty, March Znd z

'rNlglrlt im Vientra"

sions and to continue the

F8oor Slaswon the third Floor

*{ANN OI{CI{ESTRAoll the second Floor

*(Tickets ean be had fro'm the

Steward at the Club)

Admission 60c At the Iloor 75e

'Your new Pu6iliiity and" -Entertain-

rnent Committee takes this opportunityto extend to Mr. Joseph Wolf a "I{eartyThank You," for his' six years of serviceas Chairman of the Publicity and Enter-tainment Committee. ' We are all wellaware of the fact, that this was bY nomeans an easy job for one Person tohandle.

Regardless of his' resignation, we hopewe can stitl depend o,n him for his helpand advice whenever needed.

Saturduy, March Znd:

"Nig/rlt in V-Eentta"

SEASON'S GREETINGSThe year just ending (1945) has seen

the successful conclusion of the war' in whichwe have be,en victorious, Our boys are com-ing home. Certain restrictions and someraTioning are gradually being lifted. Newideas being considered for youT pleasure andenjoymenf. Our membelship has enjoyed aweafthy growth of splendid personalities.

This year (1946) will witness a ch?lgein our Board of Directors. They are NickLambert, Theodore Kereczman, Adam Weber,Bernard Stoffe'}, and Anton Weber. Here wehave five young men, who for more than tenyears woiked tor our sport club and havewon the admiration and respect of everyoneof us. W,e will do,everything possible in ourpower to bring you many momentous occa-

successful records of the Past.

with your continued help and support, we shall endeavor to.giveyou a typ"e of social happiriess and-enjoyment that you_ seeminglyioo"orr".i bf in ttre past. -four entertainment committee will be guidedny tfte popularity and demand for this type of activity.

Let us all work together for a permanent peace and the continuedprosperity and successbf your club.

To the officers, Directors, committee chairmen and Members andtheir families, may i express my appreciation for their splendid coopera-iion anO wish all-A Happy and Prosperous New Year'

F'RANK FOLLMER, President.

TIFT}|

A[\|t.|lIAL BALLGiven by

The U. e.H.Bowling League

At the IIaIISATT'RDAY, JANUARY I9.

sf t.tl F. M.

P. RothrsCIhlngts Orchestraon the third Floor

JANUAR,Y-

MONTHLY NEWS Page S

REC@&$VpRSr@NEver since the War has come

to a conclusion, and for some timeprior to it, our nation has beenconscious or the fact that we mustconvert the country as a wholemom a wartime standard of livingto a peac'etime standard. of living.In so doing, every ind.ustry, everyorgantzation, every famity, andeven every individual is being af-fected by this great change-over

and our organization will be no exception as you haveseen and will see in the future.

The rnost important change tkrat we can see inour social lives is the homecorning of the boys, who(in most cases) have been gone for two, three, orfour years. T.ttose of us who were left, have triedour utmost to keep the organization running in assrnooth a fashion as was possible. Now, wtth thehelp of the veterans we should be able to make ourclub more socialiy interesting than it has ever been.

Since Theodore Kerec zmanl and" myself havebeen elected to the offices of entertainment comrnit-tee as chairman and secretdty, respectively, I havebeen approached several times on the subject of con-ducting affairs every Saturday night. trt seerns thate\reryone has a dilfenent idea as to how this iobshould be tackled, and now the solution of thisproblem has been worked out.

Those of you who have asked for this, havebeen rnost patient with the officials of the club, andif you will bear with us a little longer your patiencewill be rewarded.. In conclusion I would like to saythat if we receive the cooperation of the members,the proposed Saturday night affairs will be success-ful'

Adam weber,Secretary, Entertdinr$rbut Cornmittee.

Fedse SV3nnimg Name Gontest$gS.E@ Viet@r$, Bond $25.OOfor submitting an appropriate name for our monthlyNewspaper. Every rnember is cordially invited. toenter this contest, so that our paper will have anoriginal and catchy name. So c'mon, send in yourentries (as many as you can think of ).

Send in your entries to "Name Contest." Editor,U" G. H., Hall, 20A7-I3 N. 2nd Street. Contest closesMarch 5, 1946.

Any memben is eligible to enter this contest.

To avoid anythe upper stub toby the nurnber o,n

to receive prize.

suspicion of unfairness you only sendthe Editor. Winner will be an,nouncedstub. Same rnust present lower stub

I{e 535I subrnit the following

Name:

Sernd this s,tub to the Editor.

535

lI. G. [|. BOWilI{U tTAff[|EBy FRED ADAMIS

Our Bowling Leaguerested over the holidayswith No. 10 team leadingthe League wiilr 4L wins

average ofbeen doingpinches.

and 15 loses, capt. byBernard Schmidt and JohnEdel who is leading theLeague with a individual

L76. Thej,No. 10 team hassome fi.ne bowling in the

As the flrst four teams leading theLeague will play o'ne another for theflrst half champs it is quite' a battlebetrn'een No. 5, No. 6, No. 11, No. 7 andNo. I teams all l'unning close togetherfor ttre first f,our places with two moreweeks of the first half"

John Ozalis leads the League in highsingle garne with a score of 277 includ-ing one pin handicap.

John R,eiser who leads the League inhigh three games with a score of 692,including 2L pins handicap, also' ro'lleclthree two httndred games: 22L, 237, z1.g

for a total of 671 pins.No. I team is leading the League with

high single game with L021, also high

three games with a score of 2gL4 pins.F.rank Krabztnger, of No. 10" team

rolled three two hundred games: 2L2,

200, 205, fo,r a total o,f 6L7 Pins.T. I)ornback, the President of our

T.eague, has been bowling in a little hardIuck, missing three two' hundred gamestwice. First time he rolled 252, 191, 237

for a total of 680, no handicap, Iosinghigh three games to John Reiser by Lz

pins.Second time he ro'lled 198, 20L,210, for

a total of 609 pins.No. 11 team has set a record fo'r at-

tendance, two men rnissing onlY one

game a p'iece since the season o'f 1944'45.T'he League will resume bowling on

January L7.

We are very sorry to see the o'ld men'steam drop out of our League at the endof the first half &nd want to thank eacho,f them, for their fine spirit and sports-manship that they have given in ourLeague and I know that this is shared byevery member of o'ur League. Best ofluck to all of you

They still offer any team in the Leaguea match game on an SundaY.

On Sunday, December 23rd, the UnitedGerman-Hungarian Bowling League heldr prize bowiing match at the Hall.-, Th€ interest was very keen and every-

one that attended this affair had a verygood time. The highest sco'r,e that eouldloe made was thirty or three strikes.There were eleven men who hit the pinsfor three strikes.

There were eleve'n priaes given, theflrst ptrze, a twe,nty-flve po'und firkey,rr/as won by F.rank Welsch, second pnze'rr/'&s an eighteen pound Turkey, won byNick Kradofel, Mel Welsch, who wonthird prize, received a gtoose. John F{eneswas the second man to roll tlrree strikes,won fourth prize, also a go'o,se. JakeKumback won nfth priz,e, it being aduck. Sixth prrze went to Nick Noel,al:so a duc,k. John Sch'midt captured.himself a chicken wittr seventfr prizre.

Adam Knable who was the first to hitthree strikes \ ron himself eighth prlze,being a chicken. John Reiser hit threestrike,s on his first try, also received achicken for ninth prize. J. Gerhart wona cash prize of three dollars for tenthspot. .A^dam Weber received two dollarsf<.rr the last ptace man.

The committee wishes to thank eachand every one who helped to make thisaffair; such a success and hopes thatro,/hen we hold the next one in the nearfuture evetyone,in our League will comoout and make it even a g:reater success.

(Continued o'n page 4)

Pago 4 MONTHLY hIEWS JANUABY

BOWLING(Continued from page 3)

STa,IKES AND SFA-B,ESRoman W. Eisele

The Neighborhood Bowiing Leaguew-hich rolls on the CIub Alleys everyTuesday night, was starl"ed, bY Mr.Walter Shock in L925 over at St. Boni-face HalI, and was known as the St.Bo'niface, Bowling League. Down thruthese 20 years several changes weremade ttrru sickness, unemploYment,death, old age and lastly the war'' butthe spi.r'it of spo'rtmanship never chang-ed. When tlre war started and the St.Boniface, Club closed. the League cameover to thi,s Club and now are in theirftn' season.

It is the desire of the rn embers' of thisLeague to arrange for a play-off betweenthe winner of the German HungarianLeague and the winner of the Neighbor-hood League for the tsowling Champion-ship of the Club.

The Neign*borfrood League is verypleased with the new arrangement madein regards to the Club paper' and ur,ges

everyone to coope'rate with the membersof the Co,mmittee in making this a grandsuccess.

The Neighborhood Bow'ling League'sgames ?,re ro,Iled every Tuesday night' at8.15 P. M. To date the standings are:Teams Won Lost

HANCOCK 32

MASCHER 3].2+25

Ladies' SectionBy Mrs. E. GASZKO

Our last meeting o,f the old year hada very good attendance and broughtabout excellent results. Much to ourregret, however, the check that we ladiessent to the Valley F'orge Hospital wasreturned, as they cannot accept cashdonations. Therefo're, the money wilLreveri back to its original purp,ose, andwill be used f,cr a party given in honor ofour returned -v'eterans. The other checkswere accepted by the other institutions.When the meeting adjourned, delicio'ushome made cake and coffee, made byMrs. Noll and Mrs. Minnich, was servedto all members. An invitation is extend-ed to all our members to attend ttre nextn:eeting, which will be held January 20,4 P. M. After the meeting Co'ffee Party,starting at 6.00 P. M. Rothschings'sOrchestra.

On Sunday, December 3u, a ChristmasParty and Coffee Klatsch combined wassponsored by the Ladies of t}re UnitedGerman-Hungarian CIub. The affair wasattended by many chitrdren, who, thruthe untiring' efforts of Mrs. Kloskey andMrs. Schuler, thoroughty enjoyed them-selves. A Santa Claus, a tree and pres-ents were provided which add.ed to, thegaiety of the occasion and to the delightof all. Good OIe' Saint Nick himselfovervrhelmed iJre chiidren, by joining inwith them and singing the song:s of theseason. The attendance was good, andas usual the music by Mr. Rothschingwas exc,ell€nt . Gaiety was the keynoteoF the occasion, and cong'ratulatory re-rnarks are in order to all t]rose whoas,sisted and participated, in making thisparty a success. Excellent cake wasserved and enjoyed by all.

De 5o*o - FIymo u*h GErs

Au#o Repoirs of AII Descriplion

Conrpliments of the Season

from

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3427 CHEST'NUT STREE.T

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ro.runrors

Our dance held. in October seemed tobe enjoyed by everyone, who was there,and also applies for the Christmas Danceon December 22. I think tJre "F.ourKings" provecl themselves very good intheir music t,alent and also jovial. in get-ting togeth,er, which sometimes is im-possib,le (with our gang). The me,etingwhich was held after our flrst dance,was very important,, as ,we had. election,though only a few attended. Hoping forbetter attendance in bhe new year, butjust the same we accomplished the hardtask of electing ne\M offi.cers for theJunior Section.

President--Betty Laufer

Corresponding Secretary-Anna Bohn

Recording Secretary &nd Reporter-Catherine Piatka

Entertainment Representatives AnnaBohn and F'rank Follmer.

Saturday, March Znd:

ttNigtrt in Vientt&"

STEvenson 8360

NORRiSDIAMONDHigh Single GameHigh 3 GamesHigh Singte Team

27 2922 3+

M. Kratchwell 234M. Kratchwell 628

Mascher 1083 $

High 3 Games Mascher 2993

Sorry to learn tJrat Frank Wenke wiiinot be able to b,owl for the remainder ofthe season due to business, hope to seeyou back next seaso'n, Enrank.

The Dia,mond team has signed uP

Irrank Blocklinger, a veteran of threeyears of service in tfre Army, to takeF"rank Wenke's place for this season.

?4*

As the flrst half of the season is com-ing to an end we find. a real batt'Ie forthe individual ho,nors for the high aver-age man of the League. To date WalterA.wsiany, George Vora,n, Ro'man Eiseleand Charles l(elly and Matt Kra,tchwelli{^re all in there for this honotr. In thenext issue we will have the completefigures of the flrst half standi4gs.

Saturd*y, March Znd:

r'Nighit in Viercna"

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JANUABY MOIITHLY NEWS Page 5

SPORT CLUBThe Sp'ort Club welcomes the birth of

this newspaper. In the past severalyears the Club has been unusuall5r in-active in the liner of sports due to thewar. But in the forthcoming year it isbelieved that spo,rts will again becomeone of the principal functio,ns of thisorganization.

At the present time soccer and basket-ball are the only sports being fo'llowed.SOCCER:Piatka and League Representative PeterNoel, is in the Philadelphia League. The1945 team, up until the recent dischargeof some of its former players, has beenmade up primarily of old*timers and highschool boys. The team has had a badyear as far as its standing in thei Ieagueis concerned but the players kept inpractice and enjoyed the,mselves and so

did the spectator,s. The manag'er intendsto spend the remainder o,f the seasonbuilding up a, strong team for the nextseason.

The Boy's Team managed bY F'rankFollmer is in the Philadelphia JuniorLeague has been more successful' titantJre F irst 'Ieam. The team is made upof boys up to 14 years of age.BASKETBT$'I,L:

TWo basketloall teams are being main-tained by the Club at the present time.The F"irst Team is made up of boys be-tween the ages of 15 and 18 years. TheSecond Te'am is made up of bcys up toL+ jiears. Both teams under t,Ire ab'Ie

co'aching of Michael PuhI have had afair season.SO,CIAtr,:

Both the Night in Vienna and ti}ieBogaroser Kirchwei, 'uhe two principalaffairs conducted by this section were agrand success. Plans are already beingmade for this year's Night in Vienna.

"A, Timely Thought for New YearI've no,ticed. when a, fellow dies, no

matter what he's been -A saintly chap or one whose life was

darkly steeped in sinHis friends forget the bitter words they

spoke but yesterdd,y, . i

And noi,v\r they find a rnultitUde o,f prettythings to say.

I fancy when I go rest some one willbring to light

Some kindly word or goodly- act,buried o'ut of sight;

But, if it's all the same to you, justto me instead

The bouquets while I'm living and knoek-ing when I'm dead.

I'm quite alive and well today, and whileI linger here

Lend me a helping hand ,at, times-giveme a word of cheer.

Just ehange the g:ame a little bit; justkindly swap the deeks,

Fo,r I will be no judge of $owers whenI've cashed in my chgcks.

Anonyrno{rs.

..SIX PRINCIPLES OF APOOR CI-UB MEMBER''Don't attend tJre meetings.

If you do, corne late and flnd faultwith the officers and members.

Never accept an office, it is easierto critictze tlran do things.

Nevertheless, get sore if you are notappointed on & committee, but if youare, do not attend the c,olnrrritteemeetings.

If asked by the President to give yo{rropinion on some important matter,tell him you have nothing to s&V, andthen after the meeting (usually atthe Bar) tell everS)ong how thing,sshould have been done.

Do nothing more tJran is necess,&ty,but-when other members roll up theirsleeves and willingly and unselfishlyuse their time and abili"ty to help mat-ters along,'howl .your head off thatthe.club is run by a clique.

ATTENTION! MEMBERS!The regular quarterly meeting of tlre

society wi[l 'be held on Sunday, Januaffy20th, 1946, at 3 P. M. Please attend!

HA,PPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!JANUAR,Y

2-Nick Noel4-F red Seymour .j5-Conrad Goschy5-Raymond Miller6-Caspar Ebinger6-F ?ank F"uhr6-Peter Klein6-Joseph Horvath6_Ii\'. C. TeufelG-Elisabeth B,ambach7-Nick Noel, Sr.7-John Majus$-Qssrge FYance8-Stefan Ho,rvatJr8-Theresia Osti9--_F rank Pokrywka9-John Po'ulson9-Walter Seremhus9-Mary Roemer9-Mary E. Schneider

Ll- Joseph Bruckll-_Joseph Braun11-Anna TillgerL2-Laruy Kleimhenzlz-Nick J. Noell2-George F-. PelanL2--*f.arry Rearukl2-_Samuel RosselliL2-Jacob Wenzlerlz-Marg:aret Hlavatschl3-Margaret Schmidtl4-John Hettel14-Joseph Smith, Jr.14-F rancisca Jobb15-Anton Dickmann16-Georg'e Notl16-Anton J. Kuhnl?-Anto,n Wissinger18-Karl Roth19-John Seibert19-Susanna Minnichlg-Thresa KirchZ0-=Edward Jusits20-Anton Urban20:Mary F'ederspiel21-H. D. ToebelmannZ2-Peter SpeerZ2-Jo}rn Miskofskyzz-Vincent A. Callahan23-Wilston F ischer24--E eter Rosanovitschz4--William G. Sablichz4-M.ary Schoedler24-Rose l(ronbergerz1-Philip Helfrich25-Stefan Katolenisch25-William J. WelschZ5-Joseph Schmidtz5-Elisabeth Back26-F'rank F'uchs26-J acob Ho,ttinger, Jr.26-,Elizabeth Ellmer27-Joseph Se,bastian27-John Nau27-John Sawyer28-John Dittrich28-Martin Haybach28-E,mil Tr;itschler2g-Michael Lix29-Paul Gyuraki, Jr.29-Lina Pudgr30-F rances Dangler30 Willia,m C. Wanner31*Anton Sehwemlein,31-James J. McGuehin31-Marie Streff

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6sNight in Vien ra"

MOI\IIIILY NEWS $Page 6 JANUARY

UnseteSAffige,rinnen

By SUSANN,E MINNICH

Hurra ! Wir Siingerinnen sind wiederan der Arbeit, um den Mitgliedern einengenussreichen Abend zu bieten. Der23. Md,rz t946 ist scho,n festgelegt dafiir.

Das Datum ja nieht verg€,sserr.

Arrs det8(,iiche

Auf unserem Kiichenherde macht manschon g:rosse Vorbereitungen zu dem iml'ebruar stattfindenden Schlachtfest.

Sollten Sie irgendeine Auskunft b,ezig-Iich der Kfiche wiinschen;' so we;ttden Siesich an unsere Vorsitzende, SusanneMinnich.

WEIHNA,CHTSF'EIERDie l;anten-Setction hatte am Sonntag,

den 30. Dezember, eine recht gemiitlicheWeihnachtsfeier mit Kinderbescherungund Kaffeeklatsch veranstaltet.

Trotz.dem unfreundlichen Wetter o*tcler Besuch sehr gut. Die Kinder freu-ten sich iiber den freundlichen SantaClaus und hatten ihre Last, ihm alle ihreWtinsche bekannt zu geben, d"arum z,og

sich auch die F"eier so in d.ie Ld,nge. Je-des Kind wollte auf Santa C1aus Schosssitzen, was Lachen und Triinen absetzte.Jedes Kind bekam Ice Cream, Kuchenund Candy und die Kinder woilten wis-*serl, oi: sie arn n8chsi,en Tag wieder kom-men di.irften, Das l{iichenkomitee hatteaber auch ftr die Grossen geso,rgt. Esgab guten Mohn- und Nuss-Strudel undnatiirlich auch Kaffee. Das l(iichenko-mitee kann auf ihre Backkunst stolzsein. F tir die Halle war ein recht gros--cser Christbaum aufgestellt worden undder kleinere war so dekoriert wie manes in der alten Heimat gewohnt warmit versilberten und vergoldeten Niisse,n,tr'eigen und anderen Sachen und all d"ies

',vurde verlost und der gliickliche Gewin-ner war Herr Hellmann. Alles freutesich, einmal rvieder ein heimatlichesWeihnachtsfest unter Landsleuten ver-lebt ztr haben. Peter Rothsching's Or-chester lieferte gute Musik.

Sattrrdry, March Znd:

''fffgfut frm Vienna,r?

An die Mitglibder der Sterbe-Fond-Sektion

In der letzten General-Versa,mmlungder Sterbekasse wurde ,beschloss€'rr, beieintretendem Sterbefa[ den X'inanz-Se-kretd,r, Mathias Noll, 1904 N. 2. Str., z,tr

verstd,ndigen. S,ollte er nicht zu Hausesein, so benachrichtigen Sie den Proto-koll-Sekretd,r Joseph Wolf, 2L24 AT. 4.S,tr., Reg. 5398, damit wir die nti'tigenVorbereitungen treffen ktinnen.

Finanz-Bericht des Sterbe-Fonds

Assessments . .. . . ,. . . . .. .. .. .. .$542.00RgS,efVg ........... o..... r,.... 173.15

$rtr*IJnsere verstorbenen Mitgliede,r sert

unser Griindung slnd:

(in 1940)

Simonr Jobba . . . o c . . . . . . o . .Mar. 19,Nicholas Polan o . . . . . . . . . . .Apr. 30,John Liebgr,.... ... . o..... .Jul. 27,Godfried Hayn . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 7,

F-rank Schngider o I r . . . . . . . .Dec. 20,

4040404040

(t{n 1941)

Conrad Bohn . . . . o . . o . . . . . .Jan. 3, 4LPeter Nuber ...... o e.......Feb. 26, 4LAnton J. Noerpel ..........Mar. 7r 4LElva. Mayersfeld . . . . o . . . . . .Mar. 7, 4LMichael Klinghamer . ., . . . . .Apr. 3, 4LKarl Sejkot ......o.........Jul. 20, 4LNicholas Stadler . . . . . . .. ., .Nov. 15, 4L

(in 1942)

Mary Weissngr . r . . o o r . . . o . .Jan. 22, 42.Iacob Grego'r . . . . . o . . . . . . . .Mar. 11, 42Franz F.ollmer . . . . . o . . . . . . .Nov. 3, 42

"Joseph A. Strakey .........Dec. 5r 42

(in 1948)

Margaret Goschy ..........F-eb. 23, +3Rosg Sejkot . o........ o....Apr. 30. 43Jaco,b Lung ...........,....JuI. 7, 4gAnton Edg'l . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. .Dgc. 4, 43

(in Lsar.)

Mathias Soryr ........... o..Jan. 29, 44Joseph Rammacher . . . . . . . . F'eb,. -16, 44Jacob l{utscheta ...........Jun. 6, 44George Schraut ..........r.JuI. 23, +4Barbara Pellgr o . o . . o . . . . . . .Oct. 30, 44

Mit bestem Vereins-Gruss

JOSEIPH WOLF,Correspondierender und

Protokoll-Sekretiir.

D..I.J. KA,LENDERllnser tr'inanz-Sekretdr Mathias H.

NoIl macht bekannt, da;ss der Deutsch-Ungarische Jahreskarlender ftir das JahrL946 bei ihm zu haben ist, er hat auchZeitungsvertretung vo,m Heimatbote fi.irdas Jahr 1946.

SATURDAY NIGHTD^A,NCES

The Elntertainment Committee com-pleted all arrangements to hold weeklydances with a Gala F'loor Show, begin-ning Saturday, January 26th. MichaelStumpf's Orchestra will play for dancingand a well-known booking agent willtake care of our weekly shows.

So get your famity and friends to-gether and spend. an enjoyable eveningat the Tf. G. I{. Hall. Every Saturda,ynight is going to be YOUR night. So letus all attend to make it a huge suecessand we are sure everybody will have onegrand time.

Silvester-Abend ein Bomben-Erfolg

Am Silvesterabend herrschte in allenRElumlichkeiten ein grosses GedrElnge.Peter Mueller's verstiirkte Orchesterspielte Walzer, Po,lkas und natiirlich auchdie beliebten ungarisehen 'Cz,ardas i,mgrossen Saal, und im Biergarten schmis-sige Jazz-Schlager fi.ir die jtingere Gene-ration. Unter den zahlreiche,n jungenLreuten waren l'iele Mitglieder, welcheer:st ktlrZtich aus der Armee oder F lotteentlassen worden waren, ausserdem konn-te man, noch viele in Uniform bemerken.

' Das rleue Jahr wurde seibstverstflnd-lich rnit 'grossem Jubel und Hallo be-grtisst. IFnser ttichtige Prtisident FrankF ollmer hatte vorher in einer kurzen An-sprache den Mitgliedern, sowie derenAngehiirigen und F'reunden der Verei-nigten Deutsch-Ungarn ein glticklichesrrnd erfolgreiches Neujahr gewiinscht.Das Orchester spielte darauf unsere Na-tionalhymne "The Star Spangled Ban-ner." Dann fing das Verg:niig€n erstrichtig an, Jung und AIt tanz,te Hand inHand, man scherzte und kiisste sich infrtihlichem Durcheinander. Der Schrei-ber dieser Zeilen konnte im Stillen be-o,bachten, wieviel "Wtilfe" wir eigentlichin unseren Kreisen ha,ben. Das Zu-schauen wurde ihm arber doch zrt lang-weilig und so' schloss auch er sich den

"Wtilf,ent'an..r.Nati.irlich spielte auch die Bar eine

g:rosse Rolle, an der Hochbetrieb herrsch-te. Anto,n Schmidt hatte die Hilnde vollzu tun, um die "Schecks" ftir die Dursti-gen zv verkaufen. Wenzel Osti, derWirtschaftskomitee - Vorsitzende mussteauch hinter der Bar aushelfen. IjnserF"inanz-Sekret?ir Mat. Noll ist zehn Jahrejtinger geworde,ll. . . . Selbstverst6ndlichwar unser Verwalter Mat.'F*rank nach soeinem Massenbesuch gezwung"e-r1, seinenPIan, sich die Neujahrs-Parad,e anzr;-sehen, bis zrlrr' nElchsten Jahr,e zu ver-schiebe[., . . .

Saturday, ,Milfoh'rrNignifi 7n

.]]tt fl)v tentta.

ACHTUNG! MITGLIED'ER!Die regelmd,ssrge vierteljiihrliche Ver-

sammlung des .Veroins f,ndet statt anrSonnta$, dbn 20l ihnuar 19.46, Urq 3 UhrnaChini-ttags.-

'Bifte anwesdnd zu sein!

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