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Weihnachtsfeier 1965
des Chicago-Kerneier
Vergnugungsklubs im
"Meim der
Donauschwaben."
At the microphone is
President
Nikolaus
Schneider.
[1965 Donauschwaben
Kalender]
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Donauschwaben Youth
Group
der
Vereinigung der
Donauschwaben
of
Chicago, 1959.
[1965 Donauschwaben
Kalender] |
Nikolaus Schneider,
President of the
Vereinigung der
Donauschwaben of
Chicago, (bei der Ehrung sehn
altesten Mitglieder
der Jugendgruppe).
[1965 Donauschwaben
Kalender]
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Donauschwaben
Associations
Chicago
Society of the Danube Swabians -
Vereinigung der Donauschwaben
www.donauchicago.com
Nikolas Kreiling
625 Seegers Rd
Des Plaines, IL 60016
708-818-9785
German Chicago: The Danube Swabians and the American Aid Societies
By Raymond Lohne;
Arcadia Publishing,
1999. In German Chicago: The Danube Swabians and the American Aid Societies, historian Raymond Lohne presents the Germans who came to be called the Donauschwaben and their American counterparts. This amazing photographic collection of over 200 historic images has been gathered
through the efforts of the author and survivors of the Expulsion, as well as numerous German-American societies and individuals throughout the nation. Preview of book.
Kerneier Pleasure Club - Association of Chicago
on Milwaukee Ave under the direction of John Boynton, Jakob Pintz, Irene Rotter and others. Regular monthly meetings in the clubhouse on Milwaukee Ave. Participation in events on the occasion of the German - American Day in America (USA) Commemoration of the reunification of Germany: All German American clubs participated with their flags. [Kerneier Pleasure Club - Verein von Chicago in der Milwaukee Ave unter der Leitung von John Boynton, Jakob Pintz, Irene Rotter und anderen. regelmäßige monatliche Treffen im Clubheim in der Milwaukee Ave Teilnahme an Veranstaltungen zum Anlass des Deutsch - Amerikanischen Tages in Amerika (USA) Gedenkfeier der Wiedervereinigung Deutschlands: da wirkten alle deutschamerikanischen Vereine mit
ihren Fahnen mit. [Source: www.hog-kernei.de/PDF/Weihnachtsbrief 2016.pdf]
REMEMBERING THE LIFE OF JOE SCHNEIDER (President of the Kerneier Pleasure Club in Chicago)
Emigration from Banat in the National Archives Ship Records. Destination to Chicago, IL. Extractions by David Dreyer.
Gruen-Weiss
S.C. Donauschwaben
Horst Melcher
500 Broker Rd
Medinah, IL 60157
708-529-9614
Spurensuche
- An interactive guide to explore topics of
importance to the German-speaking communities in
Chicago & the Midwest
www.spurensuchemidwest.org
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
Surnames
appear exactly as spelled in the original
text and may not be the actual spelling. The
list shows the individual’s place of origin
and their address in the U.S. and Canada at
the time of subscription to the magazine.
Some translations of town, county and
country names were done. As with any
secondary source, you may wish to consult
the original magazine. This is a list of
those from Palanka only and not all the
German-Hungarians listed.
The
magazines were written in German and
published in the U.S. from 1932-1954.
They contained stories from the
German-Hungarian regions of Hungary,
Yugoslavia and Romania, pictures of "home",
jokes, poems and best of all a list of
American and Canadian subscribers, their
spouses, their place of origin and their
addresses in the U.S. and Canada at the time
of publication. Subscribers listed were
from the United States and Canada. During
it’s publication, the magazines listed
between 10-15 thousand
Donauschwaben-Americans.
MUSCHALL, Nikolaus, from Palanka,
Batschka, Yugoslavia and Katharian
MARZ, from Klein Becskerek, Banat
Romania, 2007 Seminary Ave.
DVHH
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