Culture and sports

An integral part of social life is the existence of a diverse range of corporations, interest groups and later political parties or movements. We know from the canonical visitation of the parish of Bohdanovce that in 1782 the Brotherhood of St. František (Cordigerorum), whose members were also believers from Klčovian. It was led by the Franciscans of Trnava and its mission was to pray for the sick. In 1870, one of the most important national, cultural-social and religious-educational institutions was established - the Society of St. Vojtech in Trnava . With his ideals, he continued the traditions of the Slovak learned society, which was established in 1792.
Already in the years 1780 - 1781, Štefan Waymár-farár was a member of the SSV of Boleráz. They registered Štefan Nemeck and the Čižmár companion Michal Hucovič from Klčovian. The membership of the Association of St. Vojtěch z Bolerázu was expanded in 1885 by Peter Čavara, 1887 Andrej Ostatník, 1894 Rozália Danišovičová-Černá, Štefan Daniš, Andrej Gašparovič, Rudolf Krištofík, Imrich Miškovič, Róchus Nemček Jr., Anna Špačinská (nee Danišová), Pavlína Špačinová (born Radakov ), 1899 Anna Čavarová (nee Jakubcová), Martin Ostradický, 1900 Pavol Jakubec, 1905 Jozef Dusík, Alexander Danisovič, Anna Vadovičová, 1910 Martin Bittarovský, 1914 Štefan Bošnák and in 1915 Štefan Černý, Jozef Daniš and Anna Duchalová became members of the SSV . This list is not exhaustive for those years. These are mostly the names of new members in the federal calendars. In 1930, the Boleráz office (which included Klčovany) had 122 members and the managing director was Jozef Barčák. The local group of the Association of St. As of December 20, 1993, Vojtech in Boleráz had 32 members and Alojz Belica was a confidant.

At the turn of the century, the confrontity of the Rosary of the Virgin Mary , III. Like St. Francis , the Society of the Divine Heart and the Society of the Pure Heart of the Virgin Mary . We know for sure that in 1910 the following religious corporations were active in the parish: Spolok sv. Rosary , Association of the Divine Heart of Jesus , Society of the Pure Heart of the Virgin Mary , III. Like St. Francis and the Holy Cross Society (prayer society). Later, the Scapular Society , the Missionary Society , the Catholic Union of Women , etc. joined them.
The development of federal life seems to have culminated in the interwar period. To refresh the memory of older fellow citizens, and as information for generations of followers, we will now bring them closer in a brief overview. Where possible, we supplemented the data with the date of origin, respectively. extinction, and the names of the officials.

The following worked in Boleráza:

A group of Czechoslovak war victims - founded in 1925.

The unit of the Czechoslovak Eagle , was established on October 9, 1921 and ceased to exist in 1933. It was revived in 1935. The mayor was Dominik Čavara, deputy. mayor František Danišovič, educator Jozef Urge, executive Alexander Zachar, chief Emil Kormúth and treasurer Štefan Miklošovič. This unity disappeared in 1938.

Roľnícka beseda , was established on April 15, 1924. In 1933, the following were in charge: Jozef Černý-chairman, Róchus Nemeček-vice-chairman, Ján Vidašič-executive and Martin Jakubec-treasurer.

The Christian Peasant Association was established on January 12, 1927, and ceased to exist in 1933.

Places trade union organization " Branch of the Union of Slovak People's Farmers ", founded in August 1927 - Chairman Alexander Danišovič, Deputy František Danišovič, CEO Tomáš Mažgút.

Association of Christian Farmers , founded in 1920; after a short exposure it disappeared.

The choir of the Slovak League was founded on October 28, 1938. The chairman became Štefan Madygan, the vice-chairman Jaroslav Višek, the executive František Pinček.

The group of the Association of Archery Workers in the Czechoslovak Republic was established on December 10, 1933. Its board of directors presented: Blažej Daniš-chairman, Peter Pobiecky-vice-chairman, Martin Pinkas-executive. It disappeared in 1939.

Existence of the Ochotnícký Theater Theater - branch no. 282 in Boleráz dates from February 25, 1933. The initiator and first chairman was Anton Dusík, vice-chairman Blažej Daniš and executive Alojz Kormúth. In 1921, the Catholic Unity began to operate here. In the mid-1930s, the presidency was held by the pastor Jozef Urge, and the executive was Terézia Slobodová.

Slovak National Association - 67th Department of St. In his birth certificate, Jozefa is dated March 4, 1934. The following officials took turns in his leadership: Štefan Minarovič, Vendel Špačinský, František Pekarovič, Jozef Hubinský, Jozef Daniš and Štefan Kucharovič.

The political parties at that time were : the Clay Slovak People's Party (founded in Boleráza in 1919), the Republican Party of the Agricultural and Small Farming People (founded in 1923), the Czechoslovak Social Democratic Party (founded in 1919), the Czechoslovak National Socialist Party ( founded in 1923), the Czechoslovak People's Party (founded in 1925) and the Czechoslovak Communist Party (founded in 1925 - Section III of the International). During the Second World War, the Clay Guard, the Clay Youth and the Freivvillige Schutzstaffe (Voluntary Protection Division) also became active here.

The post-war years in the political sphere were symbolized by the Democratic and Communist Parties. After February 1948 until 1989 only KS.

Among the social organizations participating in social life in Boleráz, we will mention: Slovak Youth Union , Slovak Fruit Growing Society (founded on July 22, 1948 - chairman Stefan Madygan, supported by Peter Čavara, secretary Alexander Klimo ) , Ján Doboš, supported by Jozef Čavara) and others.

From associations and associations operating in Klčovany:
Roľnícka beseda was established on May 21, 1920. In the 1930s, Pavol Petranský was the chairman, Jozef Lančarič, deputy, Michal Galgóci, managing director, and Jozef Izákovič, treasurer.

Slovak league branch no. 105 have been registered since 1926. The purpose of the association was to raise awareness and support the Slovak education system.

Slovak National Association - 45 Department of St. Cyril and Methodius were founded in Klčovany on February 3, 1930. The chairman was Václav Kohút. In 1932 he had the following board of directors: Vendel Susedka-chairman, Ignác Vráblik-deputy, Dominik Adamec-executive, Libor Chmela-secretary and Rudolf Kanovič-treasurer. Later, Jozef Vavro st. In 1939, Libor Chmela headed it, Ján Kučma acted as Dominik Adamec.

According to Gerváza Belica's memoirs, the association had a white-blue-red battalion since its foundation, on which its full name was embroidered with yellow thread. In addition, there was a black, so-called. posthumous. He was consecrated in 1937. If one member of the association died, the others attended the funeral. In a mourning procession, a black battalion carried in front of the coffin, and a farewell speech was delivered over the open grave.
In addition to attending meetings, membership obligations included paying contributions. In the past, it amounted to 3 crowns per month, ie 36 per year. Upon death of the member, the survivors received a one-time financial support from the association. Originally it was 1500 crowns, in the first post-war years 3000 crowns. At the establishment of the membership base united about 30 candidates, at the abolition of July 29, 1952, it was 176 members.

The following political parties became active in Klčovany in the mid-1930s: the Hlinka Slovak People's Party (cf. 1919), the Republican Party of the Agricultural and Peasant People (cf. 1921) and the Czechoslovak Social Democratic Party (cf. 1923).
In the post-war years, social organizations were united in the National Front and were dominated by a political subtext. Of these, we recall the existence of the following: the Czechoslovak Youth Union (later the Socialist Youth Union), the Czechoslovak-Soviet Friendship Union, the Czechoslovak Red Cross and others.