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Habeck, Kenneth R.

Name	Habeck, Kenneth R.
	APRIL 2019 - RICHARD H. HABECK OBITUARY Age 96, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 14, 2019. - Richard was born in the Bronx, a son of Charles and Anna (Koch) Habeck. He is predeceased by - his wife of 60 years, Joyce Mosch Habeck, - son Michael J. Habeck, - son-in-law James Mahunik, and - brother Howard Habeck. Richard is survived by - his son and daughter-in-law Kenneth R. and Linda Habeck of Saranac Lake NY; - daughter Karen A. Mahunik of Moravia NY; along with ten grandchildren, many great-grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter. - Richard was a decorated WW II Army veteran serving in Central Europe and the Rhineland campaigns. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Infantry Badge. On November 14, 2015 Richard was part of the Twin Tiers Honor Flight to Washington D.C. Richard worked for New York State Corrections for 30 years retiring as a Lieutenant. In earlier years he was an avid golfer and enjoyed bowling. He loved camping with his family and upon his retirement bought a camper, traveling extensively throughout the eastern United States with Joyce. Richard enjoyed a Manhattan, or two, at the end of the day, or at dinner. He was a long time active member of the Westside United Methodist Church. Friends are invited to McInerny Funeral Home, 502 W. Water Street, Elmira, on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held there on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. - Interment with committal prayers and military honors will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Those wishing may remember Richard with a donation to the Westside United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 744 W. First Street, Elmira NY 14905.” - Image may contain: 2 people, people smiling, eyeglasses - Image may contain: 6 people, people smiling, people standing and outdoor
Gender	Male
holiday	Abt 25 Dec 1958 [1]
	Ken Habeck photo, Family at Christmas time....late 1950's. L-R ... The Fairbanks were family friends for many years.
	20221221GHLn- Ken Habeck December 17 2022 · FB/Mosch-Kortz... Family at Christmas time....late 1950's. L-R Louise Smith, Fern Mosch, Christian Mosch, me, Michael Habeck(f), Art Smith Sr., Art Smith Jr(r), Joyce Mosch Habeck, Peggy Fairbanks, Richard Habeck(f), Mary Smith, Charles Habeck(r), Anna Habeck and Ann Fairbanks(f). The Fairbanks were family friends for many years. Comments JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton Jim and I bought Ken's grandparents house (Mosch's) next door to his parents and watched little Kenny grow up ???? ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton ya… you know first hand how well behaved I was! ???? ReplyShare2d JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton Ken Habeck ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton hey.. we live and learn.. some just learn quicker than others..haha! ReplyShare2d JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton Ken Habeck well, you grew up to be a good man. Your Mom and Dad were proud of you! ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton thanks… had great neighbors to help out ! We had some good times… I know my folks very much enjoyed and appreciated you next door… and they were very fortunate to have Pete and Vicky follow.. ReplyShare2d JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton Ken Habeck that's good. ReplyShare2d Dan Phillips Did you guys always live on Hendy Creek? ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck Dan Phillips our folks (and grandparents)moved up from Ossining in 1953 .. they had the house built on Hendy Creek Rd. as well as our grandparents next door when they moved..our paternal grandparents bought a place up on the Curren Rd. in Big Flats.. Almost the entire family moved at the same time.. ReplyShare2d Dan Phillips Ken Habeck I remember Randy McLane and Doug Williams from that area. ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck Dan Phillips I remember Randy and Doug Williams sounds familiar, though I can’t quite place him.. JoAnn Wheaton would know them though.. Randy lived out on Bennet Road.. ReplyShare2d Dan Phillips Ken Habeck Yep. Doug lived across from Danny Bunner. ReplyShare1d Dan Phillips Ken Habeck Randy use to ride his horse to Crookers? For a hair cut. ReplyShare1d JoAnn Habeck Swan Look at little baby Kenny, the cutie pie! ReplyShare3d Ken Habeck JoAnn Habeck Swan hahaha .. it was all downhill from there..what I wouldn’t give to be able to talk to that group now… ReplyShare3d JoAnn Habeck Swan Ken Habeck Not true! And I understand... ReplyShare3d Debra Gush Omg look how beautiful your mom was yes you were a sweet looking child That's back when families all got together at holiday time great picture ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck Debra Gush mom had the big city influences .. she took the train to work every day from Ossining in to NYC .. very cosmopolitan… but she never forgot how to put a worm on a hook and catch a trout! ReplyShare2d Ginny Riseborough Oh it is good to see a picture of Michael! ReplyShare2d Ken Habeck Ginny Riseborough have you seen the birthday party pics from when you were all that age? If not, I’ll post them again.. ReplyShare2d Toni Curtis What a beautiful photo of all of you Ken ReplyShare3h Ken Habeck Toni Curtis thanks Toni.. such a long time ago.. ReplyShare2h
FaceBook	3 May 2020	Lake Clear, Franklin, New York, USA [2]
	Schuetzenverein post
	20200503HAv- FB, about Ken Habeck: You and Ken have 1 mutual friend: Paul Lynn Gardner CURRENT CITY AND HOMETOWN Lake Clear, New York Current city Elmira, New York Hometown WORK New York State Department of Correctional Services Deputy Superintendant of Administration · 1977 to 2012 EDUCATION Jefferson Community College Pre-Engineering · Watertown, New York Elmira Free Academy Class of 1975 · Elmira, New York CONTACT INFORMATION Facebook http://facebook.com/adk2998 RELATIONSHIP No relationship info to show FAMILY MEMBERS Jordan Mahunik Nephew LIFE EVENTS 2012 Left Job at NYS Department of Correctional Services 1977 Started New Job at NYS Department of Correctional Services 20200503HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner?Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants Admin · 9 hrs · 03 May 2020 SCHUETZEN CLUB (Schuetzenverein) When I discovered this collection of photos, I wanted to write something about them, but quite frankly, I have little to say other than some of our Mosch and Kortz family members participated in activities at the Schuetzen Club. From what I understand, the Schuetzen Club was not unique to Germania. This was a traditional German marksmanship club, organized in other communities across the country where German settlers immigrated. From a book called “Historical Sketches of Potter County” The Germania Schuetzen Club or Verein was organized in 1894 with the leading spirit of Dr Charles Meine. A park was cleared to the rear of the club house and outdoor bowing alleys were built. The club had a lunch counter, but the biggest feature was that officialdom granted a special dispensation whereby the club could be open Sunday. Beer was not sold, but Germania got beer by the simple expedience of having each member pay 25 cents as an attendance fee. A later president of the club was Otto Braun who was instrumental in starting the Fourth of July hillclimbs which became a tradition along with the Sunday night club dances which drew large crowds from surrounding towns. The Schwarzenbach Brewery petitioned the court and was given permission to sell beer by the gallon during a period when the rest of the area was dry. A side note, mentioned in the book, indicated that Germania had two bands, the Schoendorfer (Frank Schoendorfer was married to Anna Mosch) and the Schwarzenbach, performed on many occasions. Dancing was always important as were picnics and suppers. Members of our families are listed in the club membership photo: 2. John Welfling, 19. Carl Mosch Jr, 21. Emil Mosch, 35. Carl Mosch Sr., 37. Emil Weber, 39. Herman Mosch & 54. Charles Welfling. Margery Ann Mosch wrote in her “Mosch Family History”: "Something should be said here concerning the Schuetzen Club (Shooting Club) at Germania. It was there that the Mosch Boys gathered most of the trophies in the competitive shooting and bowling events, and where the social life of the community centered. The sports enjoyed there are still dominant factors in our family life. Never were there such hunters or fishermen as the Mosch line produced. It is common knowledge that the largest deer and the longest trout were caught and shot by them. Their annual Schuetzen Verein has become a tradition in this Northern Pennsylvania region." One of those Mosch “shooters” was Christian Robert Mosch as pictured. Image may contain: tree, sky, house, plant and outdoor, possible text that says 'Schuetzenclub Germania, PA PA' Image may contain: one or more people and indoor, possible text that says 'Schuetzen Club' Image may contain: indoor Image may contain: one or more people, possible text that says 'Schuetzen Club' Image may contain: one or more people, text and outdoor +2 10You, Larry Herbstritt, Brenda Kenealy Williams and 7 others 5 Comments 1 Share Like Comments Cathy Cole Is the building still around? Like · Reply · 8h Paul Lynn Gardner It is no longer there. Like · Reply · 8h Susanne Brown My father mentioned going there to socialize when he was young. 1Like · Reply · 8h Donna Murdock This is so interesting, wish we knew more about all of this when we were young. Like · Reply · 1h John C Wetzel I participated in one several times as a guest in the 1980's-90's at one in Sandhofen, near our chemical plant in Mannheim, Germany, in particular the Kegeln (sort of bowling), with associated kitchen for beer and bar food- not nearly the scale of this, but an interesting hold-over. Great post, Paul Lynn Gardner! Like · Reply · 1m · Edited
hometown	Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA
	20200503HAv- FB, about Ken Habeck: You and Ken have 1 mutual friend: Paul Lynn Gardner CURRENT CITY AND HOMETOWN Lake Clear, New York Current city Elmira, New York Hometown WORK New York State Department of Correctional Services Deputy Superintendant of Administration · 1977 to 2012 EDUCATION Jefferson Community College Pre-Engineering · Watertown, New York Elmira Free Academy Class of 1975 · Elmira, New York CONTACT INFORMATION Facebook http://facebook.com/adk2998 RELATIONSHIP No relationship info to show FAMILY MEMBERS Jordan Mahunik Nephew LIFE EVENTS 2012 Left Job at NYS Department of Correctional Services 1977 Started New Job at NYS Department of Correctional Services
		Habeck, Ken & dad Richard FB160422Kenpp 20200503HAv- Ken Habeck May 19, 2014 · with father, Richard Habeck 165165 112 Comments 1 Share Share Comments Ellen Lennon Ellen Lennon great photo,hope you enjoy time with your dad, he looks like he's a doing well 1 Hide or report this 5y Ken Pierce Ken Pierce That's a good photo of the two of you. Wish your dad a happy birthday for me. 1 Hide…
Person ID	I75674	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Habeck, Richard, b. Abt 1923, Bronx, New York, USA d. 14 Apr 2019 (Age 96 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Mosch, Joyce B, b. 31 May 1924, New York State, USA d. 23 Dec 2007 (Age 83 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	Abt 1947
	20200113HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner Admin · January 2 2020 at 5:34 PM JOYCE MOSCH AND HER HUSBAND RICHARD HABECK DECEMBER 2007 - JOYCE M. MOSCH HABECK OBITUARY ,,, APRIL 2019 - RICHARD H. HABECK OBITUARY Age 96, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 14, 2019. - Richard was born in the Bronx, a son of Charles and Anna (Koch) Habeck. He is predeceased by - his wife of 60 years, Joyce Mosch Habeck, - son Michael J. Habeck, - son-in-law James Mahunik, and - brother Howard Habeck. Richard is survived by - his son and daughter-in-law Kenneth R. and Linda Habeck of Saranac Lake NY; - daughter Karen A. Mahunik of Moravia NY; along with ten grandchildren, many great-grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter. - Richard was a decorated WW II Army veteran serving in Central Europe and the Rhineland campaigns. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Infantry Badge. On November 14, 2015 Richard was part of the Twin Tiers Honor Flight to Washington D.C. Richard worked for New York State Corrections for 30 years retiring as a Lieutenant. In earlier years he was an avid golfer and enjoyed bowling. He loved camping with his family and upon his retirement bought a camper, traveling extensively throughout the eastern United States with Joyce. Richard enjoyed a Manhattan, or two, at the end of the day, or at dinner. He was a long time active member of the Westside United Methodist Church. Friends are invited to McInerny Funeral Home, 502 W. Water Street, Elmira, on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held there on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. - Interment with committal prayers and military honors will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Those wishing may remember Richard with a donation to the Westside United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 744 W. First Street, Elmira NY 14905.” - Image may contain: 2 people, people smiling, eyeglasses - Image may contain: 6 people, people smiling, people standing and outdoor 6You, Mar Garet and 4 others Seen by 112 Like Comment married 60 years (predeceased by - his wife of 60 years, Joyce Mosch Habeck, who died 23 Dec 2007,)
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Family	Habeck, Linda mrs
residence jt	14 Apr 2019	Saranac Lake, Essex, New York, USA
	- his son and daughter-in-law Kenneth R. and Linda Habeck of Saranac Lake NY;
	APRIL 2019 - RICHARD H. HABECK OBITUARY Age 96, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 14, 2019. - Richard was born in the Bronx, a son of Charles and Anna (Koch) Habeck. He is predeceased by - his wife of 60 years, Joyce Mosch Habeck, - son Michael J. Habeck, - son-in-law James Mahunik, and - brother Howard Habeck. Richard is survived by - his son and daughter-in-law Kenneth R. and Linda Habeck of Saranac Lake NY; - daughter Karen A. Mahunik of Moravia NY; along with ten grandchildren, many great-grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter. - Richard was a decorated WW II Army veteran serving in Central Europe and the Rhineland campaigns. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Infantry Badge. On November 14, 2015 Richard was part of the Twin Tiers Honor Flight to Washington D.C. Richard worked for New York State Corrections for 30 years retiring as a Lieutenant. In earlier years he was an avid golfer and enjoyed bowling. He loved camping with his family and upon his retirement bought a camper, traveling extensively throughout the eastern United States with Joyce. Richard enjoyed a Manhattan, or two, at the end of the day, or at dinner. He was a long time active member of the Westside United Methodist Church. Friends are invited to McInerny Funeral Home, 502 W. Water Street, Elmira, on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held there on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. - Interment with committal prayers and military honors will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Those wishing may remember Richard with a donation to the Westside United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 744 W. First Street, Elmira NY 14905.” - Image may contain: 2 people, people smiling, eyeglasses - Image may contain: 6 people, people smiling, people standing and outdoor
		Mosch Halleck, Joyce_Richard FB200102PLGMoKo 20200113HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner Admin · January 2 2020 at 5:34 PM JOYCE MOSCH AND HER HUSBAND RICHARD HABECK DECEMBER 2007 - JOYCE M. MOSCH HABECK OBITUARY “Age 83, of Elmira, died after a brief illness, with her family by her side, on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at St. Joseph's Hospital. Joyce was born May 31, 1924, a daughter of Walter and…
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	residence jt - - his son and daughter-in-law Kenneth R. and Linda Habeck of Saranac Lake NY; - 14 Apr 2019 - Saranac Lake, Essex, New York, USA
	FaceBook - Schuetzenverein post - 3 May 2020 - Lake Clear, Franklin, New York, USA
	hometown - - Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA

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Photos		Habeck & Fairbanks Xmas FB221217KenHabeckMoKo 20221221GHLn- Ken Habeck December 17 2022 · FB/Mosch-Kortz... Family at Christmas time....late 1950's. L-R Louise Smith, Fern Mosch, Christian Mosch, me, Michael Habeck(f), Art Smith Sr., Art Smith Jr(r), Joyce Mosch Habeck, Peggy Fairbanks, Richard Habeck(f), Mary Smith, Charles Habeck(r), Anna Habeck and Ann Fairbanks(f). The Fairbanks were…
Photos		Habeck, Ken & dad Richard FB160422Kenpp 20200503HAv- Ken Habeck May 19, 2014 · with father, Richard Habeck 165165 112 Comments 1 Share Share Comments Ellen Lennon Ellen Lennon great photo,hope you enjoy time with your dad, he looks like he's a doing well 1 Hide or report this 5y Ken Pierce Ken Pierce That's a good photo of the two of you. Wish your dad a happy birthday for me. 1 Hide…

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[S1455] FaceBook- Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants, December 17 2022 · Family at Christmas time....late 1950's- Ken Habeck 20221221GHLn-.
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Family at Christmas time....late 1950's. L-R
Louise Smith,
Fern Mosch,
Christian Mosch,
me,
Michael Habeck(f),
Art Smith Sr.,
Art Smith Jr(r),
Joyce Mosch Habeck,
Peggy Fairbanks,
Richard Habeck(f),
Mary Smith,
Charles Habeck(r),
Anna Habeck and
Ann Fairbanks(f).
The Fairbanks were family friends for many years.

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JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton
Jim and I bought Ken's grandparents house (Mosch's) next door to his parents and watched little Kenny grow up ????
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Ken Habeck
JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton ya… you know first hand how well behaved I was! ????
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JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton
Ken Habeck
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Ken Habeck
JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton hey.. we live and learn.. some just learn quicker than others..haha!
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JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton
Ken Habeck well, you grew up to be a good man. Your Mom and Dad were proud of you!
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Ken Habeck
JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton thanks… had great neighbors to help out ! We had some good times… I know my folks very much enjoyed and appreciated you next door… and they were very fortunate to have Pete and Vicky follow..
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JoAnn Hubbard Wheaton
Ken Habeck that's good.
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Dan Phillips
Did you guys always live on Hendy Creek?
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Ken Habeck
Dan Phillips our folks (and grandparents)moved up from Ossining in 1953 .. they had the house built on Hendy Creek Rd. as well as our grandparents next door when they moved..our paternal grandparents bought a place up on the Curren Rd. in Big Flats.. Almost the entire family moved at the same time..
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Dan Phillips
Ken Habeck I remember Randy McLane and Doug Williams from that area.
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Ken Habeck
Dan Phillips I remember Randy and Doug Williams sounds familiar, though I can’t quite place him.. JoAnn Wheaton would know them though.. Randy lived out on Bennet Road..
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Dan Phillips
Ken Habeck Yep. Doug lived across from Danny Bunner.
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Dan Phillips
Ken Habeck Randy use to ride his horse to Crookers? For a hair cut.
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JoAnn Habeck Swan
Look at little baby Kenny, the cutie pie!
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Ken Habeck
JoAnn Habeck Swan hahaha .. it was all downhill from there..what I wouldn’t give to be able to talk to that group now…
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JoAnn Habeck Swan
Ken Habeck Not true! And I understand...
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Debra Gush
Omg look how beautiful your mom was yes you were a sweet looking child That's back when families all got together at holiday time great picture
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Ken Habeck
Debra Gush mom had the big city influences .. she took the train to work every day from Ossining in to NYC .. very cosmopolitan… but she never forgot how to put a worm on a hook and catch a trout!
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Ginny Riseborough
Oh it is good to see a picture of Michael!
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Ken Habeck
Ginny Riseborough have you seen the birthday party pics from when you were all that age? If not, I’ll post them again..
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Toni Curtis
What a beautiful photo of all of you Ken
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Ken Habeck
Toni Curtis thanks Toni.. such a long time ago..
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Habeck & Fairbanks Xmas FB221217KenHabeckMoKo
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Ken Habeck
December 17 2022 · FB/Mosch-Kortz...

Family at Christmas time....late 1950's. L-R
Louise Smith,
Fern Mosch,
Christian Mosch,
me,
Michael Habeck(f),
Art Smith Sr.,
Art Smith Jr(r),
Joyce Mosch Habeck,
Peggy Fairbanks,
Richard Habeck(f),
Mary Smith,
Charles Habeck(r),
Anna Habeck and
Ann Fairbanks(f).
The Fairbanks were…

[S1455] FaceBook- Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants, SCHUETZEN CLUB (Schuetzenverein) Paul Lynn Gardner Admin · · 03 May 2020.

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Admin · 9 hrs · 03 May 2020

SCHUETZEN CLUB (Schuetzenverein)

When I discovered this collection of photos, I wanted to write something about them, but quite frankly, I have little to say other than some of our Mosch and Kortz family members participated in activities at the Schuetzen Club.

From what I understand, the Schuetzen Club was not unique to Germania. This was a traditional German marksmanship club, organized in other communities across the country where German settlers immigrated. From a book called “Historical Sketches of Potter County” The Germania Schuetzen Club or Verein was organized in 1894 with the leading spirit of Dr Charles Meine. A park was cleared to the rear of the club house and outdoor bowing alleys were built. The club had a lunch counter, but the biggest feature was that officialdom granted a special dispensation whereby the club could be open Sunday. Beer was not sold, but Germania got beer by the simple expedience of having each member pay 25 cents as an attendance fee. A later president of the club was Otto Braun who was instrumental in starting the Fourth of July hillclimbs which became a tradition along with the Sunday night club dances which drew large crowds from surrounding towns. The Schwarzenbach Brewery petitioned the court and was given permission to sell beer by the gallon during a period when the rest of the area was dry. A side note, mentioned in the book, indicated that Germania had two bands, the Schoendorfer (Frank Schoendorfer was married to Anna Mosch) and the Schwarzenbach, performed on many occasions. Dancing was always important as were picnics and suppers.

Members of our families are listed in the club membership photo: 2. John Welfling, 19. Carl Mosch Jr, 21. Emil Mosch, 35. Carl Mosch Sr., 37. Emil Weber, 39. Herman Mosch & 54. Charles Welfling.

Margery Ann Mosch wrote in her “Mosch Family History”:

"Something should be said here concerning the Schuetzen Club (Shooting Club) at Germania. It was there that the Mosch Boys gathered most of the trophies in the competitive shooting and bowling events, and where the social life of the community centered. The sports enjoyed there are still dominant factors in our family life. Never were there such hunters or fishermen as the Mosch line produced. It is common knowledge that the largest deer and the longest trout were caught and shot by them. Their annual Schuetzen Verein has become a tradition in this Northern Pennsylvania region." One of those Mosch “shooters” was Christian Robert Mosch as pictured.

2. John Welfling
4. Ed Wenzel
5. Ernest Braun
6. Jim Schwarzenbach
7. Joe Breunig
16. John Breunig
19. Carl Mosch, jr
21. Emil Mosch
35. Carl Mosch, sr
38. Otto Braun
39. Herman Mosch
45. Ben Gutgsell
48. Fred Sawyer
53. Dr. Chas. Meine
54. Chas. Welfling
58. Fred Schwab
59. Roland Schwarzenbach

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Cathy Cole
Is the building still around?
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Paul Lynn Gardner It is no longer there.
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Susanne Brown
My father mentioned going there to socialize when he was young.
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Donna Murdock
This is so interesting, wish we knew more about all of this when we were young.
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John C Wetzel
I participated in one several times as a guest in the 1980's-90's at one in Sandhofen, near our chemical plant in Mannheim, Germany, in particular the Kegeln (sort of bowling), with associated kitchen for beer and bar food- not nearly the scale of this, but an interesting hold-over. Great post, Paul Lynn Gardner!
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	Germania Schuetzen Verein ca 1893 FB20160626 Carolyn Busch Carolyn Busch? Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants 1 hr · 20160626 Comment 3You and 2 others Comments Carolyn Busch Came from a book (Germania...Our Heritage) I bought at the hotel in Germania in 2008. Unlike · Reply · 3 · 1 hr John Christy Wetzel Fantastic! Thank you, Carolyn Busch Like · Reply · 1 hr John Christy Wetzel Interesting,…
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	Germania Schuetzenverein Mosch,ChristianR FB200503PLGMoKo 20200503HAv- SCHUETZEN CLUB Paul Lynn Gardner?Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants Admin · 9 hrs · 0 May 2020 5You and 4 others 2 Comments Like Comments Ken Habeck I have this same picture.. just hadn’t posted it yet! 1Like · Reply · 8h John C Wetzel 'Schuetzen' not 'Scheutzen', pronounced entirely differently. Cool pic! Like · Reply · 1m
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