Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble 40th anniv. Gala Performance
The Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble celebrated its 40th anniversary with a gala performace on November 16, 2013 at the Lakewood Civic Auditorium. The nearly 200 performers of cub scouts and brownies, scouts, ensemble members and [...]
Hungarian Scout Radio
Hungarian Scout Radio is the Cleveland Troop 14 and Troop 34 Hungarian language current events program. Program hosts are Eva Orszag and Tibor Baki. Presented at 3 p.m. on the first Sunday of every month on Bocskai [...]
Father Sándor you will be missed!
St. Emeric Roman Catholic Church's most respected and loved pastor, Father Sándor Siklódi, who was also the Cleveland Hungarian scouts' landlord, began his life in Ditro, Transylvania on April 20, 1947. His life's work as [...]
Hungary’s Defense Minister Csaba Hende visits Cleveland
Cleveland's Hungarian scouts stood guard at the city's Mindszenty Plaza downtown as Hungary's Defense Minister Csaba Hende placed wreathes in front of the Cardinal Joseph Mindszenty statue and also at the 1956 revolution memorial. Prior to the [...]
Scouts welcome Hungary’s Bishop Cserháti as he visits St. Emeric Church
Dr. Ferenc Cserháti, the Bishop of Hungarians living outside of Hungary, held Mass at St. Emeric Catholic Church on May 19, 2013. Pictures of the bishop's visit can be seen here.
A solemn farewell to scout leader Frank Beodray
One of the original scout leaders of the Hungarian Scout Association in Exteris, an innovative leader of the Hungarian Cub Scouts and Brownies, and one of the founders of Hungarian scouting in Cleveland, Frank Beodray was [...]
Western North American Hungarian scouts’ 2012 summer camp
Cleveland's Hungarian scouts participated in the western North American Hungarian scouts' 2012 summer camp in the Kananaskis Country area of Alberta, Canada near Calgary. About 50 scouts from Cleveland joined more than 200 Hungarian scouts from San [...]
What is Hungarian Scouting all about?
If you are interested in Hungarian Scouting but you don't know exactly what it is about, then view the short presentation about this youth organization. While the narration is in English, the pictures speak for [...]
