Cleveland, Ohio (OH)
Cleveland,
Cuyahoga County
Archivist:
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Chicago
Donauschwaben
Children Group, 1959; Donauschwaben
Kalender 1968. |
Chicago
Donauschwaben, 1965,
Donauschwaben
Kalender, 1968.
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Banater Hall Ballroom
The structure was built in 1925 by
Oliver Chamberlain at a cost of
$175,000. The Hall was run by
a German Organization - Banater Hallen Gesslschaft - and was a
center for the local German
population. The inauguration
of the "Banater Hall" - home of the
Banater Singing Society in Cleveland
- took place on July 4, 1926. During The Depression of the 1930's,
the Banater Hall Co., went bankrupt
due to financial losses and
membership reducations. In 1939, significant revisions of the
Society's statutes concerning
membership, benefits and obligations
led to a "New Banater Hall" which
became the first home of the Society
of Donauschwaben in Cleveland after
WWII. (information
provided by
Lonny's
Ballrooms)
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The hall was run
by a German organization, Banater Hallen
Gesslschaft and German weekly Heimatspost Die
has its offices in the building. |
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Nominated for
National Register of Historical Places.
This structure, built in 1925 at the cost of
$175,000 was a center for the German population. |
Banater
Benefit Society & Banater Athletic Club Papers, Cleveland,
Ohio, 1911-1960
Erster Deutsch-Ungarischer
Unterstutzungs Verein
Lenau Park - 7370
Columbia Road, Olmsted
Falls OH 44138
Soccer - 40 Years
Danube Swabians, Cleveland - Timeline
http://www.concordiasoccer.org/
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"Donauschwaben
Jugendgruppe of Cleveland, OH"
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Danube Swabian
Families in Cleveland
If your Donauschwaben
ancestors lived in Cleveland we want to know.
To add them to the above list, contact
the Archivist
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Surname |
From Region |
From
Village |
Year Imm. |
Researcher |
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Birkenheuer |
Torontal Banat |
Hatzfeld |
1901 |
Luci Kluth |
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Franz |
Torontal Banat |
Deutsch Zerne |
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" |
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Franzen |
Torontal Banat |
Hatzfeld |
1907 |
" |
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Hipp |
Torontal Banat |
Hatzfeld |
1906 |
" |
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Jost |
Torontal Banat |
Deutsch Zerne |
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" |
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Koenig |
Torontal Banat |
Deutsch Zerne |
1904 |
" |
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Kraushaar |
Torontal Banat |
Hatzfeld |
1921 |
" |
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Satorius |
Torontal Banat |
Deutsch Zerne |
1903/1906 |
" |
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Schleimer |
Torontal Banat |
Deutsch Zerne |
1905/1909 |
" |
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Steinmetz |
Torontal Banat |
Hatzfeld |
1909 |
" |
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Waleri |
Torontal Banat |
Hatzfeld |
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Attention: Cleveland researchers who have ties to
the Banat...families and passenger record
information: HEIMATBLATT HATZFELD 2000 : gruber/banat/Heimat-Hatzfeld.pdf
Destination to Cleveland, OH Emigration from Banat in the National Archives Ship Records. Extractions by David Dreyer.
The
1937 German-Hungarian (Donauschwaben) Family
Calendar Magazine
– Palankaer subscriber
list for the Entire U.S.A.
(Deutsch-Ungarischer Familien Kalender 1937,
German-Hungarian Publishing Company, New
York City, NY/Chicago, IL)
Transcribed
by Dennis J. Bauer, 11 October 2008
BAUER,
Karl, from Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia
and Magdalena HEIDUK, from Gross Teteny,
Pest County, 3421 Payne Ave.
BAUMERT,
Franz, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Theresa STOLZ, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 3706
Payne Ave.
BAUMERT,
Michael, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Rosina WILLWOHL, from
Duna Cseb, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 1754 E.
37th Street.
BRELL,
Georg, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Eva BERNSCHÜTZ, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 14101
Sylvia Ave.
BRUCKER,
Anton, Sr., from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Antonia LOSCHAK, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 1566 E.
71st Street.
ERNST,
Adam, from Tompojevce, Srem and Barbara
BAUMERT, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia, 6408 Lexington Ave.
HECK,
Stefan, from New Schowe, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Maria FRITZ, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 5712
Linwood Ave.
HOGER,
Stefan, from Neupest, Hungary and Anna
Brenner, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia, 1114 E. 76th
Street.
KÄFER,
Leopold, from Ruma, Srem and Emma
THEBES, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia, 5910 Dibble Ave.
KNÖBEL,
Josef, from Gajdobra, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Barbara MAUERER, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 1548 E.
47th Street.
KONRAD,
Johann, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia and Maria PRELL, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 3547 W.
122 Street.
REISZ,
Adam, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia, and Katharina BURBACH,
Kuczora, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 10901
Adeline Road.
REITENBACH, Martin, from Neu Schowe,
Batschka, Yugoslavia and Theresa PASTAL,
from Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 1619
E. 40th Street.
SCHAARSCHMIED, Josef, from Bukin,
Batschka, Yugoslavia and Maria DEBES,
from Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 1625
E. 38th Street.
SMISEK,
Peter, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia, and Rosina MAYER, from
Palanka, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 1583 E.
30th Street.
THEBES,
Georg, from Palanka, Batschka,
Yugoslavia, and Elisabeth SCHAARSCHMIED,
from Bukin, Batschka, Yugoslavia, 5910
Dibble Ave.
Published at
DVHH.org 21 Jan 2009, contributed by Dennis
Bauer
1921 list of the original
Cleveland Banater Club Members
The original Cleveland, Ohio Banater
Hall
(Public Records)
Contributed by
Luci Kluth
Cuyahoga County Recorders Office
maintains the original deed dated
1921 which list the original members
of the Banater Hall (Banater Club)
in Cleveland. In 1958, the "Society
of Danube Swabians" was established
as a member organization of the
Banater Club, located at West 140th
Street and Lorain Avenue, Cleveland,
Ohio, this group is now located in
Olmsted Township, Ohio.
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AFN:
192104040004 |
Type:
DEED - Deed |
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Date Recorded:
04/04/1921 |
Number of Pages:
4 |
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Book:
2385 |
Page:
425 |
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Row |
AFN |
Doc. Type |
Name |
Associated Name |
Date Recorded |
Legal Description |
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1. |
00383248 |
FINS
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BANATER CLUB |
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02/03/1969 |
W
140TH ST |
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2. |
00315882 |
DEED
VIEW:
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BANATER CLUB INC |
DONAUSCHWABENS GERMAN AMER CULTURAL
CTR INC |
12/08/1986 |
024-32-020 RCKP W 140 |
Grantee
BANATER HALL CO - Street Name : DESDEMONA
Original 1921 list
of the original members of the Banater Hall in Cleveland
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LAST |
FIRST |
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AMTMAN |
JOZZEF |
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AMTMAN |
MARIE |
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AUERBACH |
JOSEF |
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AUERBACH |
MARI |
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AUERBACH |
JOHN |
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AUERBACH |
CRISTINA |
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BIEBEL |
PETER |
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BIEBEL |
ANNA |
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DASINGER |
HENRY |
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DASINGER |
ELISABETH |
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DESKER |
STEVE |
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DESKER |
ANNA |
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DOGGENDORFF |
SUSANNA |
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DOLVIG |
MATHIAS |
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DOLVIG |
TERES |
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EHRHARDT |
ANTON |
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EHRHARDT |
ANTONIE |
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FRANZEN |
GEORGE |
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FRANZEN |
MAGDALENA |
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FRANZEN |
MATHIAS |
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FRANZEN |
HANA |
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FEIHT |
JOHN |
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FEIHT |
ANNA |
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GAUL |
GEORGE |
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GAUL |
KATIE |
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GESTRICH |
TRITZ |
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GESTRICH |
ANNA |
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GROH |
ANDREAS |
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GROH |
EVA |
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KOENIG |
FRANZ |
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KOENIG |
ELISABETA |
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KILCHER |
PETER |
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KILCHER |
ANNA |
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LAST |
FIRST |
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KRACH |
PETER |
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KRACH |
MARGARETHA |
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LUKACS |
JOSEPH |
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MASS |
MIKE |
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MASS |
MARY |
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MEDER |
JOSEF |
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MULLER |
JOHN |
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MULLER |
KATI |
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NIEDENBACH |
MATH |
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NIEDENBACH |
KATHERIN |
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OBERLE |
STEFAN |
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OBERLE |
MARGIT |
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PESCH |
NICK |
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PESCH |
ELIZABETH |
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QUINT |
JAKOB |
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QUINT |
KATI |
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SCHMIDT |
ANDON |
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SCHMIDT |
FANNY |
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SCHORK |
ADAM |
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SCHORK |
ELISABET |
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SCHREIER |
JOHAN |
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SCHREIER |
KATHARINE |
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SPENGLER |
MIKE |
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SPENGLER |
ANNA |
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SPUHLER |
ANTON |
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SPUHLER |
BARBARA |
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STEPRICH |
JOSEPH |
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STRAKY |
PETER |
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STRAKY |
FRANCES |
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WISZT |
ANDREW |
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WISZT |
ROSA |
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ZWERGAL |
ADAM |
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ZWERGAL |
MARGARET |
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Banater
Benefit Society & Banater Athletic Club Papers, Cleveland,
Ohio, 1911-1960
Erster Deutsch-Ungarischer
Unterstutzungs Verein
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Immigration History Research
Center
University of Minnesota
IHRC #42
Erster
Deutsch-Ungarischer
Unterstutzungs
Verein/Banater
Benefit Society and
Banater Athletic
Club Papers,
1911-1960.
X linear feet -
Inventory
Collection ID: IHRC281 -
Ownership & Literary Rights: The
Banater Benefit Society (Cleveland,
OH) collection is the physical
property of the Immigration History
Research Center, University
of
Minnesota.
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Provenance/Processing
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content
Preliminary Container List
Re-published
at the DVHH with the kind permission of
IHRC, Daniel C. Necas, Assistant
Curator, Archival Operations
[23 Oct 2006]
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Provenance/Processing
The papers of the Erster Deutsch-Ungarischer
Unterstutzungs Verein (EDUUV), or the Banater
Benefit Society, were deposited in the
Immigration History Research Center in May
1966. They were a gift of Matthias Bohr, a
long-time officer of the Banater Benefit
Society, and were secured through the efforts of
Professor Timothy Smith, then a member of the
University of Minnesota Immigrant Archives
Committee. The collection consists of 17 legal
size folders, incorporating the minutes,
financial reports and records of the EDUUV /
Banater Benefit Society and Banater Athletic
Club as well as various printed publications
commemorating the history and achievements of
these and other German-American organizations in
Ohio and Pennsylvania. The collection was
processed in 1975-1976 by Paul Kelley and Kermit
B. Westerberg.
Biographical Sketch
The EDUUV was a
mutual aid society established by seven young
men in Cleveland, Ohio, on May 15, 1911. The
membership consisted primarily of Roman Catholic
German Americans who had emigrated from the
eastern part of the Banat, in what is now
Yugoslavia and Romania. They were descendants
of Swabians who settled in the Banat in the 16th
and 17th centuries and who began emigrating to
the United States in the late 1800's. As a
mutual aid society, the organizations provided
sick benefits of $7 a week, for which members
paid $.50 a month, and death benefits or
insurance payments of (originally) $200 for
which eligible members (over 40 years of age)
paid $1 a month. The latter benefits, called
the Sterbe Casse, were intended to cover
minimal burial expenses incurred by families of
deceased members of the Society. These
represented rather substantial benefits at the
time, as the daily income of a typical worker
did not exceed $1.50. Although the Society was
originally intended to serve a male membership,
women were admitted in 1912 and received the
same privileges and obligations as men. Between
1911 and 1961 the Society reportedly paid its
members $54,289 in sick benefits and $56,000 in
death benefits.
Other
German-speaking immigrants who settled in the
Cleveland, Ohio, area belonged primarily to a
second mutual aid society, the Greater
Beneficial Union of Pittsburgh. Although some
of the Banater emigrants also joined this Union,
the vast majority maintained exclusive
membership in the EDUUV. Over the years between
1911 and the mid 1920's the "Banaters" also
formed a number of educational and recreational
organizations, which, although administratively
separate, went under the Banater name. One
example is the Banater Athletic Club, founded on
September 1, 1921, whose minutes from 1922-1930
comprise a part of this collection. Other
Banater organizations included women's
societies, men's and women's choirs, youth
groups, and the like.
Characteristic of
the Society's history up to the early 1930's was
the expansion of its membership and total
financial assets. Contacts were also made with
other German-American organizations in Ohio and
throughout the American Midwest regarding the
exchange of members and the formation of
umbrella organizations. The Depression of the
1930's, however, left its mark on the Society in
terms of financial losses, the bankruptcy of the
Banater Hall Co., and membership reductions, all
of which led, in 1939, to a significant revision
of the Society's statutes concerning membership,
benefits and obligations. The twenty-year
period between 1940 and 1960 (the latter marking
the last entry in the final volume of Society
minutes in the collection) is one of internal
consolidation among the various Banater
organizations, where the planning and financing
of a new Society hall, the adoption of measures
for European relief in the wake of World War II,
and the quest for new membership assume
significance for the ongoing life of the
Society.
The Erster
Deutsch-Ungarischer Unterstutzungs Verein
celebrated its fortieth anniversary in 1951: the
program issued on this occasion (see Folder 16)
carries an advertisement to the effect that the
"Banater Klub" (Deutsch-Ungarisches Heim) of
Cleveland is the official home of eight
organizations. These are: The Erster
Deutsch-Ungarischer Unterstutzungs Verein; the
Banater Damen-Chor; the Banater Maenner-Chor;
the Banater Civic League; the Banater Frauen
Club; the Banater Sewing Circle; and the Greater
Beneficial Union, Districts 258 and 70.
On October 1,
1953, the official name of the organization
became the Banater Benefit Society, thereby
conforming to the names of the other Banater
clubs and associations.
Pre-eminent among
the Society's officers over the years since its
founding is Matthias Bohr, the donor of the
collection, who served both as President and
Secretary for long periods of time and.also
filled the position of Secretary of the Banater
Athletic Club.
Organization of the Collection
The collection
has been organized into the following five major
categories:
I. Protokoll (minutes of the meetings) of
the EDUUV/Banater Benefit Society,
1911-1960, (folders 1-8)
II.
Financial records and account books of the
Society, 1911-1945, (folders 9-13)
III.
Minutes of the Banater Athletic Club,
1922-1930, (folder 14)
IV.
Membership Lists of the Banater Athletic
Club, early 1940's-1949, (folder 15)
V.
Miscellaneous printed publications relating
to the Society as a whole and other
German-American organizations in Ohio and
Pennsylvania, 1950-1964, (folders 16-17)
Scope and Content
PARTIAL
SUBJECT INVENTORY
The following
is a guide, not a complete index, to certain
persons, subjects, and associations prominent in
the collection.
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AMERIKAN
DEUTSCH-UNGARISCHER KRANKEN UNTERSTUTZUNGS
VEREIN
Folders 5,6,8
BANATER
ATHLETEN CLUB/BANATER SPORT CLUB
Folders 14, 15[?]
BANATER
BENEFIT SOCIETY (see also EDUUV)
Folders 8,17 [1-13, 16]
BANATER CIVIC
LEAGUE
Folders 4-8
BANATER CLUB
Folders 7-8, 15[?], 16-17
BANATER
DAMENCHOR
Folders 4-8, 17
BANATER FRAUEN
VEREIN
Folders 5-8
BANATER HALL
BUILDING FUND (1947-1951)
Folder 8
BANATER HALL
GESELLSCHAFT [ -1937]
Folders 4,5,6,8
BANATER JUGEND
VEREIN
Folders 3-4,17
BANATER
MAENNERCHOR
Folders 4-8,17
BANATER SEWING
CIRCLE
Folder 8
BOHR, MATTHIAS
Folders 1-8,14,16-17
CENTRAL OHIO
SAENGER VEREIN
Folder 8
CLEVELAND
COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF FOREIGN-BORN
WORKERS
Folder 3
CLEVELAND
SOCCER LEAGUE
Folder 14
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CUYAHOGA
DISTRICT 4 ASSOCIATION
Folder 7
DANUBESCHWABEN
[sic] SOCIETY, NEW YORK
Folder 8
DEUTSCH-AMERIKANISCHER
STAATSVERBAND
Folder 4
DEUTSCH-BANATER SPORT CLUB
Folder 14
DEUTSCH-CANADIAN VERBAND (GERMAN-CANADIAN HOME
SOCIETY), REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN
Folder 5
DEUTSCHE
KINDERCHOR, CLEVELAND
Folder 16
DEUTSCHE
SCHULE, CLEVELAND
Folder 16
DEUTSCHER
STADTVERBAND (GERMAN-AMERICAN CIVIC LEAGUE)
Folders 8,16
DEUTSCHE
ZENTRALE (GERMAN CENTRAL FARM)
Folders 8,16
EAST SIDE
CLEVELAND BENEFIT SOCIETY
Folder 8
EAST SIDE
SACHSENHEIM
Folder 8
ERSTER/DEUTSCH-UNGARISCHER
KRANKEN UNTERSTUTZUNGS VEREIN (SICK AND DEATH
BENEFIT SOCIETY)
Folders 1-13,16
EUROPEAN
RELIEF
Folders 8,17
GERMAN DAY
Folders 8,17
GESANG VEREIN
Folder 8
GREATER [or
GERMAN] BENEFICIAL UNION, DISTRICTS 70 & 258
Folders 5,7,8,16
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HEIMATS
UNTERSTUTZUNGS VEREIN
Folder 4
INTERNATIONAL
SOCCER ASSOCIATION
Folder 14
LIBERATION OF
SOUTHERN HUNGARY
Folder 8
NAH-UND
GROCHET FRAUEN VEREIN
Folder 8
OHIO, STATE
SENATE. BILL 389 [1955]
Folder 8
PITTSBURGH
DEUTSCHER SPORTVEREIN
Folder 14
POLITISCHE
VERSAMLUNG
Folder 4
SCHWABISCHER
SAENGER VEREIN
Folders 7, 8
STAHLHEIM
ARTSGRUPPE (GERMAN WORLD WAR VETERANS)
Folder 5
STEUBEN
SOCIETY OF AMERICA
Folders 3,16
TURNER
HILFSCOMITTEE [sic]
Folder 14
UNITED STATES
FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
Folder 14
UNITED
STATES. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. INTERNAL REVENUE
SERVICE
Folder 8
VEREINIGTE
BANATER, CINCINNATI
Folders 6,8
VEREINSNACHRICHTEN (periodical)
Folder 8
WACHTER UND
ANZEIGER (newspaper)
Folders 8,16,17
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Preliminary Container List
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Folder # |
Folder Title and Description of
Contents |
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Year(s) |
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1 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1911-1916. Handwritten
in old German script. |
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1911-1916 |
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2 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1917-1926. Handwritten
in old German script. |
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1917-1926 |
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3 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1927-1930. Handwritten
in German (Roman alphabet). |
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1927-1930 |
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4 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1930-1934. Handwritten
in German (Roman alphabet).
(N.B.: Newspaper clippings pasted
on the inside back flyleaf of this
ledger.) |
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1930-1934 |
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5 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1934-1937. Handwritten
in German (Roman alphabet). |
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1934-1937 |
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6 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1937-1941. Handwritten
in German (Roman alphabet). |
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1937-1941 |
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7 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1941-1945. Handwritten
in German (Roman alphabet). |
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1941-1945 |
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8 |
Protokoll:
One ledger containing the minutes of
the Society's meetings for the
period from 1945-1960 (January).
Handwritten in German (Roman
alphabet) through 1947; in English
from 1948-1960. |
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1945-1960 |
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9 |
Financial Records:
One ledger containing the Society's
financial records for the period
1911-1932. Handwritten in German.
Numbered pages. Contents: pp.1-71,
period from 1911-1917, members'
names, fees, and benefits; pp.
150-248, period from 1912-ca.1923,
members' names and sick benefit
payments; pp. 249-251, 1911, "Mitgliedgrundbuch"
containing personal data on
constituent members of the Society
at its founding in May, 1911; pp.
252-348, period from 1923-1932,
members' names and sick benefit
payments; pp. 396-397, period from
1915-1931, list of deaths in
membership; pp. 398-399, period from
1914-1916, Death Benefit Fund. |
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1911-1932 |
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10 |
Financial Records:
One ledger containing records of the
Society's cash receipts and
expenditures for the period
1911-1927. Handwritten in German.
Numbered pages, Contents: pp. 1-74,
cash receipts and expenditures for
1911-1926, ending with treasury
balance for Jan., 1927; pp. 75-81,
cash transactions with membership
(sick benefits?), no dates; pp.
96-99, cash receipts and death
benefit payments, including sick
benefit fund, and list of deceased
members, 1920-1926; pp. 100-102,
death benefit fees and various
receipts and expenditures,
[1912?]-1918. |
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1911-1927 |
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11 |
Hauptkassa Journal:
One ledger containing records of the
Society's receipts and expenditures
for the period 1911-1930.
Handwritten in German. Numbered
pages. Contents: pp. 1-235,
receipts and expenditures for second
quarter of 1911 to end of year 1930,
including sick benefit payments; pp.
250-261, death benefit fees from
membership, 1912-1915; pp. 290-291,
295-298, 300, financial statements
on the Banater Hall Company,
1921-1930. |
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1911-1930 |
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12 |
Hauptbuch der Sterbe Casse:
One ledger containing a record of
death benefit fees/death benefit
sums per recorded member for the
period 1927-1931. Handwritten in
German. Entries by "book number"
and members' names. |
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1927-1931 |
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13 |
Financial Records:
One ledger containing a record of
the Society's receipts and
expenditures, including sick and
death benefit transactions, for the
period 1927-1945. Handwritten in
German. Numbered pages. Contents:
pp. 1-266, receipts and
expenditures, including sick benefit
payments, 1927-1945; pp. 266-279,
death benefit receipts and
expenditures, 1943-1937 [in that
order]; p. 280, death benefit
receipts and expenditures,
1927-1928; pp. 282-299, death
benefit receipts and expenditures,
1928-1936 |
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1927-1945 |
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14 |
Minutes of the Banater Athletic
Club:
One ledger containing the minutes
and financial accounts of the
Banater Athletic Club for the period
1922-1930. Handwritten in German.
Numbered pages (pp. 130-300 cut and
missing). The Club is called the
Banater Athleten Club from
1922-1924; the Banater Sport Club
from 1925-August 1929; and, as a
result of a merger with the
Deutschen Sport Club, the
Deutsch-Banater Sport Club from
September 1929-1930. |
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1922-1930 |
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15 |
Membership lists of the Banater
[Athletic?] Club:
One ledger containing a series of
numbered membership lists of the
Banater [Athletic?] Club for the
period ca.1940-1949. Handwritten in
German. Numbered pages. Presumed
to be (and so marked on ledger
spine) the membership list's of the
Banater Athletic Club, although the
first page of entries is headed is "Mitgliederliste
des Banater Clubes." Contents: pp.
1-102, nos. 1-1499, names and
addresses, undated; pp. 106-125,
nos. 1500-1848, names and addresses,
undated; pp. 130-151, nos.
2000-2325, names and addresses, p.
130 dated March 24, 1943; pp.
152-158, nos. 1-106, names and
addresses, undated [1944?]; pp.
158-164, nos. 108-248, names and
addresses, p. 158 dated January 30,
1945; pp. 166-170, nos. 1-128, names
and addresses, p. 166 dated 1946;
pp. 173-183, nos. 1-278, names and
addresses, p. 173 dated as 1946
[sic]; pp. 184-192, nos. 1-232,
names and addresses, p. 184 dated as
1947; pp.194-201, nos. 1-194, names
and addresses, p. 194 dated as 1948;
pp. 202-203, nos. 1-22, names and
addresses, p. 202 dated as 1949; p.
283, list of names with
nonsequential numbers, no dates. |
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1940-1949 |
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Miscellaneous printed publications
and newspaper clippings on the EDUUV
and the Banater Society,
1950-1964
25th Anniversary Program of the
Banater Damenchor, 1950
40th Anniversary Program of the
EDUUV, 1951
50th Anniversary Program of the
Banater Maennerchor, 1958
50th Anniversary Program of the
Banater Benefit Society, 1961
Newspaper clippings from
Wachter und Anzeiger on
testimonial for Matthias Bohr, April
17, 1964. |
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1950,
1951,
1958,
1961,
1964 |
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Miscellaneous printed publications
of German-American organizations in
Ohio and Pennsylvania, 1954;
1958-1964
50th Anniversary Program of the
Greater Beneficial Union, District
258, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
1954.
Deutscher Tag programs
(sponsored by the Deutscher
Stadtverband [German-American Civic
League]), 1958; 1961-1964. |
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1954;
1958;
1961-
1964 |
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