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VOL. LXXXII KUTZTOWN, PA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1957 Telephone 7343 NO. 43

WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY FRIDAY; FOUR EAST PENN Fleetwood Man Wanted By Police State Readying Papers To Transfer BANKS WILL BE CLOSED The four banking houses in the East Penn Valley will be closed j Friday in observance of Wash­ Found Dead Of Bullet Wound; Had College Tract For PNG Armory Use ington's Birthday. Two of them will also be closed Saturday. Papers are now going through i Last year an architect in the De­ j uf the contract when the construc­ Kutztown National Bank and the mills of various departments at partment of Military Affairs had tion program had to be halted. the Farmers Bank will be open Harrisburg which will ultimately re­ drawn a preliminary sketch of an for the usual Saturday banking Terrorized Woman With Gun Since the Federal government sult in the transfer of a site for a armory which would be suitable hours, 8:30 to 11 a.m. Both the pays up to 75 per cent of the cost National Bank of Topton and new Kutztown Armory, it was for the Kutztown unit of the Na­ I of Armory construction simple learned from the Capitol this week. tional Guard At that time, too. First National, Fleetwood, will State Police yesterday morning escapade when at gunpoint he The bullet entered the head just stopped at Moselem Springs. A wit­ (arithmetic would show that any De closed Saturday, but will re­ forced Mrs. Kathryn Troop, 28, also above the right ear. ness to the flight told police he The transfer has been held up Federal funds approximating a found the body of 36-year-old Ed­ 'armory to be built in Kutztown main open tonight, the former un­ of Fleetwood to drive him around Following the incident Monday, saw a man cross the highway and due to a misunderstanding between quarter-million dollars had been ward S. Burns of Fleetwood in a would be rather small unless the til seven and the latter, until six. State Police sent a teletype mes­ head toward Fleetwood It was this departments as to the proper pro­ earmarked for the construction of the county. Guard would realign its units to in­ muddy field near the old Center sage to officials of Maryland and information which led Krause to cedures to be taken. On the one the armory. Mrs. Troop drove into the drive­ crease the enrollment and use of School house in Richmond Town­ Washington, DC, with the thought search thc area where thc body was hand it was felt that the Depart­ way of the Moselem Springs Hotel No final plans or specifications the local facility. that Burns might have fled to rela­ found. It is located southeast of the ment of Public Instruction, under ship. and Jumped from the car and ran have been started. Battery A. 213th Anti-Aircraft Ar­ PTA to Co-Sponsor tives at those places intersection of R 222 and Fleetwood whose direction the State Teachers The body was found by Corporal into the hotel for assistance When According to a Washington re­ tillery Gun Battalion, the formal help came to her car Burns had In her report to authorities, Mrs Road. colleges operate, could just trans­ port published in the February name of the Kutztown unit is com­ Elwood Krause of the West Read­ fer title to land it held while on' Prenatal Series fled. He was never seen alive again Troop, said that she had just left Burns resided in Fleetwood with issue of "The National Guardsman" posed of 106 men with a few officers ing Barracks just before 11 a.m. Corporal Krause said that evi­ her home economics class in Read­ his mother next door to the Troop another hand it was felt that a the status of the Kutztown Armory not included. It Is at full strength special legislative act was neces­ March 21-May 2nd The trooper had searched the auto dently Burns took his own life with ing As she entered her car she de­ home. He served with the Marine may be in doubt. with a waiting list but regulations the .22 calibre pistol he still held tected the odor of alcohol and im­ Corps during World War II but did sary. do not permit enlisting beyond graveyard near the intersection of The report stated that a require­ in his right hand. The gun had Just mediately discovered Burns in the not sec overseas duty. The dead stated strength. R 222 and Fleetwood Road A set Announcement of the actual ment of the Bureau of the Budget been purchased a week ago in rear seal He was holding the gun man was married and the father transfer which will result with the halted all construction of armories Whether there might be an ex­ Hears Dr. G. W. Mathias; of footprints leading from the Reading. and ordered her to drive the car of a daughter. His wife and daugh­ signing of the papers now being which accommodated less than 200 ception made in the Kutztown proj­ Dr. Rohrbach, Speaker Junked automobiles led to the body \ certificate uf death by suicide into t le country. The ride lasted ter live in Kensington. Md. drawn up is expected within a week men. The requirement also set a ect in view of a planned building Burns was wanted on charges of was issued by Deputy Coroner about an hour and took the pair Besides his mother, he is sur­ ceiling on the amount of money At Mar. 11 Dinner or two. project at the Allentown headquar­ wilfully pointing a firearm, threat Myers Balthaser of Virginville. inlo the rural areas surrounding vived hy two brothers and iwo sis­ which could be spent to $800 per ters of the National Guard could Kli ctwood. E The Department of Military Af- The PTA of the KSTC Labora­ ening to kill and breach of the Death was due to a bullet wound ters, One of the brothers identified man or authorized strength or not be ascertained. Tairs will be the new titleholders peace following a Monday night and fracture of the right temple. Burnt disappeared after the car the body yesterday $1300 per man actually in the unit. tory school and the Pennsylvania then of about six acres of land lo­ Local guard officials are hoping Department of Health will cO-spon-1 " cated in the northwest area of tbe In several instances plans and that the directive will be changed sor a free Prenatal Series at the KUTZTOWN MAY HAVE campus of Kutztown State Teach­ specifications had progressed so far by the time specific plans are com­ college from Mar. 21 through May __ as to be ready tor the final award pleted. Clubwomen Enjoy ers College. 2. The instructor will be Mrs. Fran- A DRAO STRIP FOR New Support Indicated ces Pas Yotis. Reading, assisted by HOT ROD ENTHUSIASTS "Magic in Color" Mrs. Mildred Leidy, Boyertown. 37 Congregations Classes will be held from 2:00 to A Drag Strip is a possibility For Berks State Park Wayne Reidenauer 4:00 p.m in room five, at the rear for Kutztown Hot-Rods, reports By Mrs. Seigneus To Share Pre-Lent entrance to the Schaeffer audito­ Wayne Reidenauer. "Under su­ Along Saucony Creek Kutztown Jaycees TOYM rium at the college. Mrs. William pervision, of course!" Worship March 3 Thomson and Mrs. Allan K. Grim "Dopey" Duncan, Allentown, of Donate to Charities; represent the PTA on the planning i WKAP fame, and a director of "We are not now considering a ' Thc Department of Forests and To Pete Hrovvnies and committee. The series has the back­ the National Hot Rodding Asso­ t park site between Kutztown and Waters is trying to locate a site For Community Scouts March 14 ing of the local doctors, one of ciation, will address a meeting I Virginville; but I cannot predict withm 25 miles of the populous Dr. Fry, ULCA President, whom recommends that "Grand­ concerning the project, Friday, | what sites will be considered with- ! areas of Berks, Lehigh, Northamp- "Now I know how the fellows on from Wisconsin. Virginia, Mary­ "Magic in Color," gifts to chari­ mothers be included," and so they at 8 p.m., at the Town Hall. in the next few years." \ ton. Carbon and Schuylkill coun- 'This is Your Life' feel," said land, Ohio and Washington DC. We Speaker; Mass Choir ties, plans for future events, and will! "A farmer," Mr. Reidenauer re­ tk s for Wayne Reidenauer, when congratu­ write them all by hand." He also Will Assist "If you wish to propose this area ' • recreational park. Swim- the welcoming of three new mem­ ports, "is ready to donate a mile min lated the morning after, on having reported that the Hanover Jaycees, At the Mar. 11 supper meeting at as a State Park site, please submit K. boating, fishing, camping, bers claimed the attention of the of land, and there are offers of been acclaimed "Outstanding who recently earned $700 selling From every indication the Pre- 6:30 p.m. in the college cafeteria, more detailed information to this Panicking and other outdoor sports Kutztown Woman's Club at its Val­ trucks and bulldozers. More than Young Man of the Year" by the brooms, borrow children from a Lenten Service to be held in the the speaker will be Dr. Q. A. W. office." are usually provided by State Parks. entine's Day meeting. Kutztown Jaycees. "Roxie and I nearby Protestant and a Catholic Rohrbach, KSTC president. The that—no less than 50 boys have Following the latest suggestion Schaeffer auditorium, KSTC, on Those were the words of answer Mrs Joyce Seigneus, of the Bell sat up in our living room until orphanage, and let them spend supper cost is 50 cents for adults already signed up." of selecting the Saucony Creek as Sunday, March 3rd, at 3 p.m. by received by a resident of the area Telephone, revealed that color has after three, talking it over" he three to four dollars each, for gifts and half price for children. Chief of Police Arthur Moyer, the site of the park one property in reply to a direct question to the to do not only with costume design­ added. at Christmas. "Not one of them the East Penn Federation of The PTA directors will meet Councilmen, business men and owner raised an objection. Department of Forests and Waters ing and interior decorating, but buys a present for himself. It's for Churches will be one of the out­ Feb. 25 at the home of Mrs. Thomas others will attend, in addition to The newest suggestion carries Prior to the presentation of the following a suggestion published with such safety measures as paint­ a teacher, a nun, the Janitor, the standing community religious serv­ Merkel. all those interested in making with it a plan to ascertain the citation and a handsome combina­ two weeks ago in The Patriot. ing pioes the color of the chemicals bus driver. And of course a Jaycee ices ever to be held. All of the A nominating committee, com­ use of the proposed Strip. wishes of all the residents and tion brief case and traveling bag, they -ontain. She traced the source Santa and helpers visit both prising Mrs. Paul Herring. Nathan In a telephone conversation with property owners. His letter says in at the third TOYM banquet, at the Protestant churches in the East of color; alluded to the over-lap­ Homes." Both the speaker and his Schaeffer and Mrs. Carl Bast will The Patriot the writer indicated part: Grange Hall, Mr. Reidenauer gave Penn Valley are participating in ping of colors; and hinted at the a talk on Civil Defense, which he wife were presented with gifts in report at the April meeting. that he was very much in favor of "I think you (The Patriot) ought addition to one of the bouquets this service. The pastors and com­ Longswamp Lions th park along the Saucony Creek psychology of color, and made ex­ directs In Kutztown. He never Dr. C, Wilber Mathias, head of t(> ask your rpadcrs t0 express pert use of projectors and an easel. of red carnations and white snap­ mittee of laymen are working in although it would mean his giving , . instead of giving the dreamed that later in the evening the Psychology Department at thl msolvL s She also exhibited van-colored he was to be accorded the Club's dragons that adorned the tables. each one of the churches to arouse KSTC, spoke on "Intelligence—Ap­ Minstrel Will Be up his home. I opinions of a few who object at the interest and to see that each a n| telephones Pictures were taken highest honor. The Patriot editor was given a plications and Misconceptions" at i/ J.r/«ri Tfirrw* \IJries, Marie Bond, Mrs Hall "Seek out boys in 7th and 8th Is Rotary Subject Dennis Reppert will present a William Yoder. Mrs Lee Trout, Jo- tion of Mrs. Harvey Fisher and The contract for thc installation Native of Africa grade as prospective engineers," The committee urges every At last night's meeting of Kutz- half-hour concert prior to curtain jephine Brown, Mrs Carl Graham Mrs, Chester Groff, co-chairmen of of a six-inch water line in thc High Eustace Renner, of Sierre Leone. challenged William O'ponnell at churchman in this area to make it town Rotary, the Rev. Craig Dor- time, and also play during inter- and Mrs Allan K. Grim. Child Welfare, Donations will still land Park Development was award­ South Africa, a student at Albright Fleetwood Rotary Wednesday noon a point to attend this service, and ward, a member, not only outlined , mission. Donations speed the work on re- lie accepted at Hotel Fleetwood. "And then ad­ they ask that each one act as a ed to A T, Consoll, Reading, at its college, will be the guest speaker the history of the Passion Play at j The committee on arrangements arch. At a recent meeting the Unit also vise them to specialize in mathe­ member of the committee at large bid of 110,815 The bids hail been at the Feb. 26th meeting of the Oberammergau, but showed pic-| comprises Harold Reppert. Morris donated money to the March ot matics and study hard." "The short­ ! in asking his friends and neighbors tures he took personally. He also Kemmerer, Earl Weller and Hosea Opened at the Feb 12th meeting Kutztown Business and Profession­ $1500 DAMAGE Dimes and the Crusade for Free­ age of engineers," he said, "is criti­ | to attend this service. It comprises showed photographs of Germany Kline. of Council but were tabled for dom. The members also ordered al Woman's Club. Alliene De- Fire of unknown origin caused cal." Mr. O'Connell is affiliated with Chairman Q. A. W. Rohrbach, and Switzerland, including several j Tickets for the separate nights study by Borough Engineer Walter 1 5 ) poppies to sell at the annual Chant, chairman of the Internation­ Rainey Engineering, Inc.. Reading. KSTC president; H. W. Sharadin, of Lucerne, where Rotary Inter-1 may be obtained from Allen Swartz- $1,5110 damage last night at the Srotts birthday party. May 18, and Mrs. al Relations Division, will be host Next week Scout Executive Kutztown; Dr. C. E. Kaiser, Lyons; national will meet May 19-24. The ] entruber. home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy E The contract fur 2.800 tons of Anna LeVan, sub-chairman of the ess, at her apartment on College James A. Earley, Muhlenberg Park, | and the Rev. Franklin D>. Slifer, Club will be represented at Lu- j Proceeds will help finance bus Frederic, 104 I'ine, Kutztown. It crushed limestone and 75 tons Department, reported that the vet­ Hill. will be the speaker. Topton. cerne by Ira C. R. Guldin end Dr. I shelters for pupils of the Brandy- started in a bedroom closet, and crusher) limestone chips for 1057 erans a! Coatesvllle are making George F. Leibensperger. wine School District, who travel waa pul out by the Kutztown lire was awarded tn Keystone Quarry 100.000, and that Valley Forge vet­ Norton Liehtenwalner, "classifica- via bus. Company Company Kutztown. The bids like­ erans had finished 75.000 A Poppy RIDES CAMELS AND ELEPHANTS tion Past Service, of the Allentown1 wise had been table at the regular Poster contest will be presented to Club, former Congressman from] ^ . ..., .. _ _ . . meeting of ('1111111"! the schools soon, for grades four to A public bearing fur amending six. inclusive, seren to nine, and Er^ff^rKwwrw Will Be Conducted the zoning ordinance will be held 10 to 12 Tuesday, Mar 12, at 8:30 p.m. at tendance; and Dr. Joseph Howard! •«« ~« . » . The Americanism medal for pres­ 1 Town Hall. Thc proposed change Helen Miller Hoy Enjoys World entation at Commencement, was re- temporarUy calls for the rezonina nf Greenwich 1: ved; and the Americanism Essay oTrhfKSTcSt? In New St. John s Lutheran SI between Vine Alley and Peach Well, she's done It! plane from Pakistan to New Delhi, new territory, Kowloon, is beauti­ Next week Herman Fistcr. cash­ contest has been given to the ful at night!" While in Hong Kong St and th" hnrnush line from a Mrs. Helen Miller Hoy, wife of and the air trip to Hong Kong re­ ier of the Farmers Bank, will pre­ schools by Mrs. Meitzler, chairman. she visited her cousin, Mrs. H. G. multiple-residence section to a busi­ quired 18 hours. sent a classification talk. Church, Kutztown, Sunday Civil Defense chairman, Mrs. Jo­ Robert Hoy, 235 Greenwich St., Vaughn, the former Grace Potts, ness district. Having been a teachef, Mrs. Hoy The deadline for entry blanks I •*» seph Lambert, suggests a class in Kutztown, has returned from a four- Reading, a missionary teacher was thrilled .by the largest univer­ for the Club's hobby show Mar | "We will conduct services in our The church school, with a capac­ Civil Defense plus an open meeting. month, 75,000-mile trip around the sity in the East, the American Uni­ "Some refugees live atop flat-roofed 14-15 at the Fire Hall, is Mar. 13. j new St. John's Sunday at 8 and ity for more than 350, comprises a AREA CHURCHES TO NOTE More coupons are needed by Mrs. world! And she did it not only by versity of Lebanon, with an en­ apartment houses, rent free," she They may be procured at the Pa-! 10:30 a.m.," reports the Rev Jacob series of classrooms plus an adult QRLD DAY OF PRAYER Leibensperger, chairman, before reports further, "and the general W freighter and plane, but by camel, rollment of 7,500 students of many triot, the schools, Max's Food Store W. Bittner. "The man hasn't showed lounge. Thc rooms include a nurs- 1 Continued on pog* twolvo, column tin nationalities, and 63 buildings. At refugee situation seems fairly well and DeTurk's Hardware. I up yet to place the chancel furni- rickisha and even elephant! ery with radiant heat; beginners' j The annual World Day of Prayer Tripoli, Lybia, she saw the famed cleaned up. But the shacks of refu­ i ture but we'll manage. The pews in department; three classrooms for Service, sponsored by the women's MARY ERB. KAHS '57, Mersa Sabratha ruins where opera gees in Damascus and in Pakistan r She and the other nine freighter PERSONS IN NEED OF A I the nave, choir loft and balcony are the juniors; a Young People's room, group of six Topton area churches, B TTY CROCKER WINNER folks were the first American citi­ is sung once a year, in June. At are pitiful." 'ready for use and some of the car- and seniors. There is also adequate will be held Friday. March 8. at Marv Erb. daughter of Mr. and zens to enter Syria since the recent Zeuta she toured a fort built in Her stops in Japan included VISITING NURSE SHOULD j pet has been laid. Installation of provision for supplies and coats 7:30 pm. at Christ church. Dry- Mrs. George Erb, has been named crisis. At Damascus they experi­ 1565. surrounded by a moat of clear Kobe, Kyoto, and Tokyo; also the the organ may be begun this week " and hats, and toilet facilities iville Members of the Missionary y Crocker Homemaker of enced an air raid, and saw natives water, 20 feet deep. Fujiyama HotaJ. It required 14 days CALL READING OFFICE The new $350,000 edifice, the cor­ The robing room is in the tower. Societies and Guilds of the sponsor- Tomorrow in Kutztown. She re­ seek underground shelters And the The seasoned traveller, who has to make the steamship journey Persons in need of a Visiting nerstone of which was laid in Aug, Ample place has also been alloted in- churehea will be in charge of ceived the highest score in a writ­ tni Sir John Franklin freighter, a also toured Mexico with Mrs. from Yokohama to San Francisco. Nurse and residing in the area 1953, will be dedicated Palm Sun­ for the pastor's sacristry, choir " program ten examination on homemaking day, April 14th. The Rev. Dr. Char­ Scandinavian line, earned the tele­ Helene Fritch, Kutztown, and en­ The longest trek was from the served by the Kutztown Visiting room and the storage of robes, I Churches taking part in the ob- knowledge and attitudes by KAHS graphed distinction of being the West Coast to Kutztown! les M. Cooper, president of the Min- joyed an extensive trek across Eu­ Nurse Association are urged to music and altar hangings. servance include Trinity Lutheran «"mors. Eight other classmates took first passenger vessel to go East via rope, saw the world-famed Taj Ma­ "If anyone should ask me which j isterium of Pennsylvania, will speak nd er s Ev n8 e, lc 1 and R e call the Reading office 3-526S and The basement has a seating ca- ! ^ ™ ' " , ?, , the t-ist. Capetown since sailing days. The hal by moonlight at Agra, India I'd prefer, the trip or the money, at the morning service, and the , ,„„ , . ,. .. formed, Topton; Chris1 t E and uR., Her paper has been entered in ask for Ruth Madeira, superin­ reason? Blocked from the Suez Her India itinerary also included I'd be sure to answer, the trip!" 1 Rov. Charles Ruloff, president of pacity of 402, not including the Bowers. zion Union Maxatawny competition of 593 other school Canal, the Captain had to pilot his Benares, the Ganges and Calcutta. "Go before it's too late!" she ad­ tendent of the Northeastern the Reading Conference, in the large stage; a kitchen, and the and Christ, Dryville. winners for the state's candidate big craft on a 30-day emergency "Hong Kong is a shopper's para­ vises. "Freighters don't like to take Berks area. This policy will con­ afternoc" furnace room. for the Ail-American Homemaker journey down the African Coast dise!" she reports; and among her passengers over 70, though among tinue until the local VNA has The main auditorium, finished The congregation held its final HOMEMADE EASTER EGGS of Tomorrow and wil! also be con- and the Cape of Good Hope. souvenirs are a camphor chest, pic­ our 10 there was one aged 75. No- secured a nurse to replace Doris in oak, has five entrances, the main services last Sunday in old St. Homemade coconut cream and s Hired for the runnerup award in Mrs. Hoy's camel ride was in tures, copper, brass, elephants in one was ln the fifties. I was the Lightcap, who resigned Jan. 31, one on Maple St. Its seating capac­ John's which it has shared with the peanut butter eggs aie being made the state. She will receive an award Karachi, Pakistan, where she spent olive and teak wood; not to men youngest, and the only one from announces Earl W. Moyer, chair­ ity is 352, with a meeting room to Evangelical and Reformed congre- by the Mother's Club of Trinity pin. Christmas. The most picturesque tion silks and dolls. She traversed Pennsylvania. The others came from man of the Kutztown Branch. the renr on the same level, suffi­ gation. The cornerstone of this edl-! church, Kutztown, until Easter. More than 300,000 in 11,636 of Ladder St., Thief Market and Cat Connecticut, Colorado, Wisconsin cient for an additional 108, which fice, the oldest in town, was laid ' Orders may be placed by contact- rickishas were in Hong Kong. The All calls will be served out of America's public, private and paro­ IE St.; got as far as the Border of and Indiana, the majority, retired. can be opened. The balcony seats June 4, 1876, and the building was I ing Mrs. William Sterner, 7188, or elephant trek was to the Red the Reading office located at 220 chial schools participated in this Red China; heard Chinese Opera; 100, hence the combined total is PA. Castle at Jaipur, India. One of the "We've already planned a reunion North Fifth St dedicated Oct. 28th of the follow­ Mrs. Harold Schoch. 4832, or any third annual Search by General flights was on a non pressurized glimpsed Repulse Bay, "and the for next June!" 560. ing year. member of the Mother's Club. Mills. TWO The Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 Trinity Women Boys' Day, Grace Dr. Moll Resigns CONTRACT AWARDED FOR SIj* Patriot BREAKING THROUGH THE FOG KSTC LAUNDRY ANNEX Founded May 21, 1874 Review "Church EC Church, Sunday As Staff Secretary The Department of Property and Published Weekly By Supplies has awarded a contract to THE KUTZTOWN PUBLISHING CO., ING Willy Moss, Drums, Pa., a one- The Rev. Dr. Edwin Moll has re­ Kramer and Shade, Fleetwood, for In Southeast Asia man campaigner for funds for a signed as a staff secretary of the the erection of a one-story addition 243 Writ Main Street, Kutztown, Pa. $5,000 church on the Island of For­ Board of Foreign Missions of the to the laundry at KSTC at the low CstA*. H. F,»»»», President IRA C. R GULDIN, Treasurer mosa, will be the speaker Sunday United Lutheran Church in Amer­ bid of $22,000. IMQQB R.Eiun,S«nt»< Will Hear a Missionary at 9 a.m. at the annual Boys' Day ica, announced Dr. Earl S. Erb, The plumbing work went to Cor- From India March 11th; observance at Grace E. C. church secretary of the board. bit's, Inc., Reading, at a bid of $2.- CHAS H. ESSER JACOB R. ESSER school, Kutztown. Council Re-organizes Dr. Moll became a member of 050, and the low bidder for the Publisher General Manager He wiJJ teJJ how he brought the the board 3taff in 1940. His services heating and ventilating on the same The Missionary Division of the firsV CiwMW* \.a Christianity on the were loaned to the Lutheran World j project was Walter H. Friti and C*>., MARTIN H. RITTER. Consultant United Lutheran Women of Trin­ Island, in addition to 25 others. i"Wt> (medetitt'iQy. io» the board in Novem­ West Reading, at $6,160. KARL F. WF.BER, Advertising Director and Managing Editor ity, Kutztown, on a recent after­ of his more than five years in uni­ ber 1946, and he served the LWF ALLIENE S. DECHANT, Editor VERNON M KAMP, Ass't. Editor noon and evening, reviewed "The form were spent in Formosa, as a in Palestine until 1955 when he re­ Church in Southeast Asia." A cov­ chaplain's assistant. turned to the U, S. He has been The Patriot it lent to iubirriber< by •"-•!, pottage free, in the United Statei. CLEAN-CLEAN ered dish supper was enjoyed, mid­ "Go back to America," challenged serving half-lime with the Board One Year, $300; Six Montht, $1.50; Single Copiet, 10c way. The "reviewers" included Mrs. one of the new Christians, "learn of Foreign Missions and the Na­ Clanified Advertiting Ratet, 14r Per Line; Legal Noticet, 14c Per Line Paul Luckenbill, Kathryn Bernd, all that is required, and come back tional Lutheran Council promoting USED CARS Mrs. Charles Lightcap, Mrs. Elbur to us. We'll be waiting!" The young Lutheran World Action and the Member of the Penntylvania Newtpaper ?jb!iihen' Association, the Bair, Mrs. Sherwood Miller, MI\J. enthusiast is a Lutheran, a fellow cause of foreign missions. He ex­ LOW-LOW PRICES National Editorial Association, and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. Edgar Krauss, Mrs. Robert Stitzel, Freshman classmate at Muhlenberg pects to continue speaking on be­ Amelia Bolich, Mrs. George Christ- college, of Richard Fisher,* Kutz­ half of LWA during his retirement. 56 CHEVROLET V8 Bel Air Subscribers who tend notice to thit office to have thrir addretiet changed, man, Mrs. Ira S. Guldin, Mrs. J. U. town, a member of Grace church. 4-door Sedan, Like New should ttate the name of the pott office or rural route from which it it to be Miller, Mrs. Q. A. W. Rohrbach and 'MEN OF DISTINCTION' 56 FORD Victoria changed, at well at the name of the pott office or mail route to which it it Mrs. Charles H. Dieter. Others Another portrait which will to be (ni PASTOR'S DAY TUESDAY 55 CHEVROLET V8 4-door present were Mrs. E. E. Miles, presi­ hardly appear in one of the big dent, -Mrs. Ray Schatzlein, Char­ AT MUHLENBERG COLLEGE whisky ads as a "man of distinc­ 55 CHEVROLET 2-door Entered at tecond-clatt mail matter at the Kuutown, Pa., Pott Offici lotte Kramlich, Mrs. Ira C. R. tion" or as a "friend" of the dis­ Hardtop under the Art of March 3, 1879. Guldin, Sue Adam, Mrs. R. D. Lei­ East Penn pastors will be among bensperger, Jennie Schwoyer and clergymen of the Ministerium of tiller's brand: the Michigan driver 53 OLDS Super 88 4-door Mrs. George Weaver. Pennsylvania to attend Pastors' who, with 15 traffic violations al­ 53 STUDEBAKER Champion Active Member National Advertiting Day Feb. 26 at Muhlenberg col­ ready recorded against him, struck Representative NATIONAL The women will hear Christie lege. The event, the first of its a young father crossing the street 4-door EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION NEA NEWSPAPER Ten and Twenty Zimmerman, March 11, on furlough kind sponsored by the college, will hurling him 40 feet. The victim died 53 CHEVROLET 2-door 1955 ADVERTISING SERVICE, Inc Letters To The Editor provide an opportunity for the from India, to which meeting Guilds shortly thereafter. The driver, 52 FORD 4-door and Missionary Societies of Kutz­ clergy to become better acquainted Years Ago caught by police and ordei.-d to town churches will be guests. with the college. 52 CHRYSLER 4-door Theological Seminary of the drive to the station, sped off again, TEN YEARS AGO E. and R. Church, Lancaster Mrs. Miles will represent the The all-day program will feature 52 CHEVROLET 4-door group at a Synodical Conference a lecture, "The Dead Sea Scrolls," ran through six red lights and. after Dr. Kenneth Lambert. Kutztown, Dear Editor: 51 HUDSON 2-door May 16-18, in Reading. by Dr. Rodney Ring, assistant pro­ a 90-mile-an-hour chase, caromed opened his office on the second Thank you so much for sending off a tree and was arrested and 51 CHEVROLET 2-door WHAT IS YOUR GREATEST HAPPINESS? The Council recently reorganized fessor of religion, at 10 a.m. Dr. floor of the Leh Building. us a copy of your paper, which in­ and named the following: Pastor Walter Brackin, associate professor taken to the hospital suffering from Last Sunday we asked our Bible Class members (chiefly mothers cluded the write-ups of the citation The Rev. Clarence R. Rahn, C. L. Heckman, president: Brooke of psychology, will speak on "What injuries and acute alcoholism. He Leeser Motor Co. given the Rev. William B. Rupp at and grandmothers) to jot down "Your Greatest Happiness." J Temple, was guest speaker at a Schlegel, vice president; Ralph Happens to people." Lunch will be told police, "I had too much to dinn( r at the Jordan church, Walbert's. We read 17 E. Franklin St. Topton Peace, fellowship, Rood health, freedom of religion were among ' „ Keystone Hotel held Shankweiler, secretary; Ira S. Gul­ served at 12:45 in the commons. At drink." — From the Christian the entire paper from the masthead . _„ ... ,,-..• ... , , by the Consistory of St. Johns din, financial secretary. Mrs. Heck­ 2 p.m. Ludwig Lenel, head of the Phone OVerbrook 2-2173 the answers. Ihe smiling eyes of a child in anticipation ot a nappy Evangelical and Reformed church to the last thirty and enjoyed it Science Monitor man was renamed organist. Frank music department, will give a lec­ very much. event, was another. "Always be kind and courteous to other people" in honor of members who served in Dietrich continues as sexton. ture-recital "Chorale Preludes of Bach and Pre-Bach Composers." A was echoed by "1 hope we can all work more easy together." World War What you would not be able to Karen Herring heads the Senior tour of the campus and new men's Still another happiness was "Working for my church;" not to1 .T°pton Lions Clu*> and C^a"1 ber imagine is that there were so many Luther League. Her assistants are v other items in there of equal in­ dormitory will climax the events. .rr . ° * of Commerce members and their C, L. Heckman Jr., vice president; PRUNING TIME terest to us concerning the church mention "See happiness in other people; Help the needy; and A wives staged a Pennsylfawnish Carol Kuhns, secretary; and Mar­ and former students. vin Dietrich, treasurer. Let thy discontents be thy se­ happy, Christian family life and a comfortable home." j Deitsch Fersommling at the Amer- crets.—Benjamin Franklin VVhat the class enjoyed most was this; "My whole family, in-;Klin Cordially yours, i ,• j ui i I . i i i ii i .u i Tno Rev- Cyrus M. Rothermel, Alfred C. Bartholomew CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAYS IS HERE Professor of Rural Church Work Feb. 24: Carol Wagaman, Kutz­ eluding my grandchildren, my dog, ct, bud and flowers, and the g5 reUred EvangeUcal and Rp; whole world in general because I think their is beauty and joy in formed pastor and teacher, died town R. 2, three. CHARTERED BUS & everything if you look for it." i at nis Fleetwood home. Birdsboro Dispatch Feb. 25: Jeffrey Bard, Kutztown, Dear Editor; five, and Robert Grim, Kutztown TOUR SERVICE 5ee Us For Your Pruning Needs TWENTY YEARS AGO Congratulations on your new cir­ R. 1, five. THAT LITTLE SPARK OF CELESTIAL FIRE Dr. George B. Smith, pastor of culation summit! It's heartening to Feb. 27: Joanne Kaye and Suz­ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ' the Maxatawny Evangelical and Re- know that good, community rcla anne Fay George, Kutztown, ten. This week we celebrate the birthday of George Washington, formed Charge for 45 years, died tions can grow and prosper in Feb. 28: Blair Lewis, Kempton. Charter Your Save Money By Ordering father of our country. i suddenly at his home in Kutztown. Berks County. R. 2, eight; Suzanne Trout, Kutz­ town, seven; Arlan Seaman, Kutz­ ,. , . . r . Mr. and Mrs George Wink. Harry Hart, Publisher town R. 3. eight; and David Ralph Many of us are hard at it, figuring out our income taxes. i Komp.g Hotp, cclebrated their 54th Buses Now Your Field Seeds Now Perhaps, therefore, this is THE time to quote this portion of wedding anniversary. Werley, Orefield, one. Part of th IMPROVED—INTERESTING Washington's Farewell address, delivered in 1796: "I hold the e roof of the Topton "The Patriot has really been im­ Get Your Lucky Friday Coupons Here . ,. . , ,,. ,, rr • .i .'Silk Mill was torn off during a DR. MONTAGU SPEAKER proved and is so interesting," writes maxim no less applicable to public than to private aflairs, that M. F. Ashley Montagu, Ph.D., will sevore storm Bertha Warren, Camden, N. J. honesty is always the best policy." The Dorcas Society and True be the speaker at the 54th dinner HERSHEY ICE CAPADES whose home-town is Kutztown. "The Blue c ss meeting of the board of directors Our "First in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen" Prcsi-' la of Emmanuel Evangeli- editorials plus those extra little . . ,. , ... , , • , ,, u I .it u leal church. Fleetwood, presented of Family Service of Reading, DeTurk Hardware Co. r sayings tucked in here and there dent also lived out this rule from his schoolboy copybook; Labour Pageant of the Shawl." Berks, at the Berkshire, Reading. to keep alive in your breas; that little spark of celestial fire,—con• are so nice to read." Feb. 25, at 6:30 p.m. The noted CARL R. BIEBER 325 West Main Street, Kutztown Phono 5161 science". FRIEDEN'S SS CHILDREN anthropologist, social-biologist, au­ Kutztown 7333 HYMN SING thor and lecturer will discuss "The SHOP FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. ARE FETED AT PARTIES A Hymn Sing, sponsored by the Nature of Human Nature." Bible Class of St. Paul's church, HAVE A HEART! The children of the beginner, pri- Mertztown, will be held Sunday at Have a heart! ! mary and junior departments of 7:30 p.m. at the church. The public f-.- I . .i ii . . <-'.,„,„.,; ,.v,;^u v,..~;.™ .nA^., Frieden's church school, Lenharts- is invited. Give generous v to the Heart Campaign which begins today : b i ren ville, were guests of their teachers locally, to continue through February 28. The reason why the Heart at Valentine parties. Refreshments OKod&tttt, drive is not with the United Fund, wc learn, is that it is primarily and games were enjoyed. devoted to research. Many deaths reported in newspapers across \ ,Mr* B™1* Kerchner Mrs 1 T J L'oyd Herber, Mrs. Frank Waga- partments, were hosts to the follow­ diseasAmericae ma, includiny continug eth ane Patriot,d becom are eintensified due to hear. t attacks. Let us do man an[| Suzanne Herber, teachers ing in the church social rooms: PONTIAC WINS our utmost so that the research in the cause and prevention of heart in the beginner and primary de Rita Adam. Rebecca Seidel, Dennis "AS IF I'D BEEN GIVEN VITAMINS!" Gillner, Denise Tiderman, Terry Ludwig, Robert Litzenberger, Only recently did we learn the address of a beloved drama Sherill Ludwig. Mervin Smith, Jo- teacher at Hood, years ago. Wc hadn't even known that she is still anna Savlor- sy]via Smith, Lynn SSJSSSSSSJ . ., .. ,,, . ... Merkel, Sharon Wisser, Marvin living, and so our letter was a fat one. Her reply? Well, it was like Kerchner, Sheryll Stahler, Thomas What's Your Choice for a joyous reunion. And she said she felt as if she'd been given vita- Bailey, Douglas Heffner, Craig • i , Stahler, Dianne Herber, Faye Her- Beauty Under-foot? . ber, Karen Seidel, David Reppert, FLYING MILE We're sure there's a teacher you ve been neglecting too—one Glcnn Dancnhower. Jewell Kerch- You'll find it here, in a who had a great influence on your life. Why not remind him how ner and Alice Litzenberger. wide selection of beautiful much he meant to you? I, «*• *%*£* ,h,° J?™^?...?™ ! floor coverings. Many col­ ' held at the home of Mrs. William • j Peters, the teachers Mrs, Peters and ors, patterns, materials. THOUGHTS AT RANDOM | Joseph Wisser hosts^Present were b aye Herber, Jewell Kerchner, Lois How about making a handicapped girl very happy? One who Reppert, Betty Hamsher, Betty Nes- JOHN R. SCHMEHL delights in getting mail? She's Angela DeKentiis, 4(1 East Smith J"; Linda Merkel, Ruth Deck _ , °... , . _ , „,, i .• , Terry and Glen Levan, Richard WALL a FLOOR COVERING DAYTONA! St., lopton, who will be 14 on February 28. Suppose we send birth- Nester, Dennis Hein, Wayne Stump, 262 East Walnut Street day greetings and tuck in a surprise! j Gerald Peters, Ernest Lesher, Lynn Wayne Reidenauer, recently acclaimed the Outstanding Young' George. Carolyn Winward, Gene KUTZTOWN Phone 6726 jthy Gillner. Man of the Year, by the Jaycees, has another plan for .Kutztown'. ° °s Lesher and Dorol Youth. It's a drag strip for Hot Rod enthusiasts! Come to a meet­ A Standard Pontiac stock car sweeps its class ing tomorrow highf at eight at the Town Hall, and learn all about it! Can this be said of us: "His heart was as great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong." Seated s^dzU In the two most important events to you from the Two more expressions that get under my skin: "pick" instead DR. F. H. POWELL of "choose" as regards officers; and "upwards of" instead of "more Chiropractor than." 121 W. MAIN ST., KUTZTOWN, PA. Standpoint of On-TJieHighway Performance... "I can't tell you fcjBw much the Woman's Club has done for Phon* 7226 * me" reports an enthusiastic member, who, for the first time is a Division chairman, and a most capable one. "I enjoy the Boaid Good Blood, Nerves, and Health meetings too," she adds, "And do you know, I've been challenged Winning First, Second and Third place in the to serve as a director on another Service Board?" Without normal nerve func­ Normal nerve function de­ tion we cannot have normal pends on the quality of the It's good to know that the proceeds from die coming three- health. The nerve line is the blood. If the blood is deficient night Minstrel of the Longswamp Lions Club will help finance health line. in necessary vitamins and min­ NASCAR Flying Mile and winning first and second shelters for the Brandywine Heights District pupils, who travel by bus. Over the nerve lines flows a erals, the nerves will be under­ special kind of energy which nourished and therefore will Do you ever pay attention to what folks say when they use the be unable to do their normal activates and regulates every work. telephone? Young Charles Esser used to ask "Who is you?" And part of the body. Pressure or place in NASCAR acceleration tests run from a when we answered the Patriot phone the other day, die party, ex­ tension at any point will dis­ This brings us to the very turb the normal work of the Important matter of diet. The pecting our assistant, asked, "Isn't he near?" nerves and will, therefore, quality of the blood that cir­ It was Mrs. Joyce Seigneus who reminded the Kutztown Wom­ mark the beginning of HI culates in our bodies depends Standing start over a measured mile! largely on the kind of food we an's Club how often we use color in speech: feeling blue, white lies, health. But freedom from pressure eat. The body cannot magically The experts have been saying "Watch Pontiac at buretion system. What does this mean to you as an painting the town red, a black mood, purple passion. and tension is not enough to produce good blood from poor Daytona"—and there's been plenty to watchl Pon­ ordinary, every day driver? It means you can drive We congratulate Fleetwood Grangers on having held their first assure normal nerve function. food. So, correct diet is essen­ tiac was the most exciting car on the beach. As the America's number one road car—with all the rug- tial to the manufacture of good, meeting in their new Grange Hall. The dedication, as you know, is Nerves are human tissue and last minute box score above will show you. This gedness, safety and precision handling that makes therefore must be nourished. red blood. it a favorite of men who earn their living by driv­ impressive record was made by a NASCAR-ap- set for June first when the Order will be host to Pomona. Their nourishment is supplied We are dealing here with the ing. And you can own it at prices starting below One of the most satisfying compliments we ever had concern­ by thc blood Through a vast fundamentals of good health. proved, strictly production model Chieftain, power­ 30 models of the low-price threel Why not make a ing our editorship, came our way just the other day. A Patriot en­ art«.<>rk of small arteries the A body with all of its nerve ed by Pontiac's special high performance Strato- date right now to catch up on the newest, most JBRk I strewn feeds the nerves lanes open and with its ar­ thusiast said, "Reading your editorials is like having a chat with Streak V-8 with 317 H.P. 10 to 1 compression ra­ spectacular performance on the road today? To­ as it nourishes other teries filled with pure nutri­ tio .. . and featuring Pontiac's New Tri-Power car- morrow would be a wonderful day for that thrill! you!" If we'd been a tabby cat at the moment, we're sure we would parts of the body. tious blood, has high natural resistance to disease. But when have purred! Knillessly this blood stream nerves are cramped and blood flows, for endlessly the nerves We said it—and Daytona proved it. Completely new from power to personality There were mixed feelings among the members at St. John's is weak, resistance goes down" are at work. Day and night the and the body Invites disease. Lutheran Church, Kutztown, Sunday morning. It marked the final nerve lines carry their load of service in the "old" church because worship will be held in the new vital energy. Normal nerve function can be PONTIAC - AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 ROAD CAR! edifice next Sunday. Those feelings had to do with vivid memories The blood, with its cargo of assured by correction of any postural distortions and restor­ of baptisms, weddings, socials, meetings, worship, and funerals—a life-giving food, flows cease­ lessly to all body tissues and ing the mechanical Integrity pf SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER heritage that dates back to 1789; also with keen anticipation of the nerves. the human body. adv. future. R The Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 THRFF.

nd A Dozen Herbs With A Light Touch to ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY CONTROLLER FOR THE YEAR 1956 tor Herbs, added with a light touch, pork, veal, fish, beef, lamb, fowl, ion give that original tang to roasts, potatoes, goose. To the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the County of Berks, State of Pennsylvania. ow stews, salads and what not. The Parsley: All meats, fish, fowl, Pursuant to the Act of Assembly (approved May 2, 1929, P.L. 1278, Article 4, paragraph 345, as amended by Act June 9, 1936 PL. 401, paragraph 1 and Act July 18, 1935 PL. 1184, paragraph light touch, of course, means one eggs; also peas, tomatoes, beans, or- half to one teaspoon of the magic, cabbage, soups, salads. 1) the following report of all receipts and expenditures of the County of Berks for the year 1956, together with the statement of the financial condition of the County, is respectfully submitted herewith. ,52,- to a pound or pint. "Also with" Oregano: Beef, veal, verfison,' —r- JAMES A. HUNTER, County Controller the designates just a pinch or one- pork, chile con caroe, -i^'ofchevtf | eighth of a spoonful. sauce; also eggs, beans. me COUNTY OF BERKS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION 1955 by Delinquent COUNTY FARM Here are a dozen for your ex­ Mint: Lamb, venison, peas, car­ Tax Off 40,969.79 OTHERS—MISCELLANEOUS perimenting and enjoyment: rots, cabbage; also beef, salads, fish END OF YEAR 1956 20,073.10 Thyme: -At home with nearly sauces, jellies. 1954 Real Estate .... 13.350.45 4,711.92 INSURANCE 13,166.93 everything, but us«T "iparfrrgTy— Marjoram.- BtVil *ansf. TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 831,960.10 there will be a slight change in 2755.85 1954 . 11,485.15 4,053.58 1956 R. E. Tax ... 602,549.42 coverage of farm workers," Hans- MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 1956 RECEIPTS BERKS COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT 1955 17,475.01 8,737.51 Inst. Dist. fransf. sens points out. "The $100 cash The fourth annual Industrial CURRENT TAXES $ 617,496 65 Management Conference, co-spon­ 1955 R. E. Tax ... 14.947.23 617.496.65 wage test becomes $150. And, even DELINQUENT TAXES 29,388.13 If the wages paid are less than $150 sored by the Foreman Club of $71,149.72 $ 24,886.94 MAINTENANCE—INSTITUTIONS 182,623.90 they are still subject to the social ; Reading and Berks County and the 1956 Real TOTALS $3,598,150.20 $873,719.95 security tax if the farm worker | Pennsylvania State University, will Estate ... 97,229.53 44,195.26 MAINTENANCE—OTHERS 40,540.06 was employed by the same farm I be held March 2, at the Central 1956 Personal GENERAL ACCOUNT EXPENDITURES MISCELLANEOUS 3,671.21 operator on 20 or more days dur­ I YMCA, Reading. Speakers will in- Property . 859.35 169,238.60 ing the year for cash pay figured i elude Dr. Raymond Katzell, vice COUNTY COMMISSIONERS $ 49,027.23 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 873,719.95 on a time basis." j president of Richardson, Bellows, DEFERRED CHARGES TO FUTURE TAXATION— SOLICITOR TO COMMISSIONERS 13,629.79 BERKS COUNTY PRISON—EXPENDITURES "Where less than $150 is involved, ! Henry and Co, New York; Dr. Institution District . .$2,092,000.00 COURT HOUSE 153,386.28 the total amount of cash pay does i Everett Alderman, associate pro- ADMINISTRATION $ 37,809.21 General Account . 956,000.00 REGISTRATION 37,789.04 not matter so long as the work was i fessor of psychology at Penn State; HOUSEKEEPING 30,601.27 'and Dr. David Emery, consultant PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS 54,980.40 all done for one employer on 20 TOTALS $539,823.54 $294,631.44 $3,73 U 18.98 BAKERY 4,617 85 | for the General Electric Company, days or more for cash pay based on ASSESSMENTS 107,803.30 LAUNDRY 3,972.80 some unit of time such as an hour, I Crotonville, N. Y. LIABILITIES: WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 8,796.19 OPERATION OF PLANT 28,200.49 a day or a week. Work done on a Registrations are limited to 300. Bonr'.ed Indebtedness— TREASURER MAINTENANCE 69,148 65 piece-rate basis does not count for $3,048,000.00 23,593.83 this purpose." PROFESSIONAL CARE 5,340 88 Reserved for Capital TAX COLLECTIONS 82,446.26 "Correct reporting of farm CARPET AND RUG WEAVING 14,375 61 Improvements — • 659,262.78 CONTROLLER 28,594.74 worker's earnings Is very impor­ SHOEMAKING 559.70 Reserved for Matured RECORDER OF DEEDS 61,614.94 tant" Hanssens says, and that fait CANNERY 2,499.50 24,056.20 MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATION 28,999.34 thought is emphasized by Lewis L. Bonds—Interest . .. FARM 10,710.92 539,823.54 294,631.44 REGISTER OF WILLS 30,793.95 Ecker, District Manager of the Surplus Reserve .. POULTRY 15,948.05 Reading social security office. "The SHERIFF 36,916.05 farm worker's stake in accurate re­ TOTALS $539,823.54 $294,631.44 $3,731,318.98 CORONER 8,946.58 porting is that he or his family may PROTHONOTARY 49,569.24 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 223,784.93 suffer if all his earnings are not QUARTER SESSIONS RECEIPTS—1956 19,894.49 RECEIPTS BERKS COUNTY PRISON properly reported. The benefits for im BEim,. DISTRICT ATTORNEY . ... . ~ 49,326.63 APPROPRIATION (FROM GENERAL ACCOUNT) $ 180,000.00 him in his old age, or for his family General Institution LAW LIBRARY APPROPRIATION 10,000.00 in case of his death depend on the CARPET AND RUG SALES 16,467.59 ElECTftlttUY Account District ORPHANS COURT 26,339.30 earnings credited to his social se­ PRISON LABOR 4,888.42 Court Costs & Fines . $ 50,794.18 COURT COSTS 110,805.87 curity account. Any not reported FARM PRODUCE , 2,348.97 Rentals 3,414.50 JUSTICES AND ALDERMEN 10,542.25 that should have been yi\\\ gener­ BAKERY SALES , 43.16 CONSTABLES 9,191.81 ally mean lower benefits for some­ FEES: POULTRY AND EGGS 15,578.47 one." JUVENILE PROBATION 21,066.04 Prothonotary . . . .$ 70,401.41 SHOEMAKING 104.75 ADULT PROBATION 22,115.09 Register of Wills . . 44,279.25 CANNERY SALES .' 3,252.63 DESERTION PROBATION Recorder of Deeds 78,097.70 25,087.01 LAUNDRY 480.00 BOYS' HOME 23,080.32 ES^ORNER! Clerk of Quarter WASTE SALES 174 36 PENAL INSTITUTIONS 135,794.44 WILLIAM J. SCHROEDER 1,526.47 COMMISSARY ELECTRIC 30.00 BERKS COUNTY PRISON APPROPRIATION 180,000.00 Reporter Sheriff 26,007.61 MEALS PAID 34.50 BERKS COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM New Tripoli CYpr.ti 8 3710 1,067.71 221,380.15 REBATES 121 83 ADMINISTRATION 15,870.67 Barbara Smith, a student at PHONE CALLS 18 07 HOUSEHOLD 66,289.47 Bloomsburg State Teachers Col­ STORM LOSS 131.41 DIVISIONAL RECEIPTS: OPERATION OF PLANT 15,951.09 lege, visited her parents, Mr. and MISCELLANEOUS 110.77 Mrs. Robert Smith. County Farm . .. .$ 53,061.12 MAINTENANCE 13,413.93 T. B. Sanatorium . 13,664.69 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF INMATES 86,594.25 George Kendall, of Kutztown, TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 223,784.93 called on William J. Schroeder. Maintenance .... 5,684.33 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 16,335.51 The Rev. Craig J. Dorward of Veteran Affairs . . 1,467.44 COMPENSATION INSURANCE 4,572.80 Kutztown called on the families Tax Duplicates MILITARY CONTRIBUTIONS 28,164.24 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA of E. G. Wiesner and Clark Bitt­ Sold 170.18 HISTORIC AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS 11,062 36 ner. County ol Berks, SS Unclaimed Juvenile HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS 12,850.00 Personally appeared before mnt Paul A. Adams. Prothonotary, tn and for Berks County, Mrs. George C. Derr transacted Pennsylvania, Jamti A Hunter, County Controller, who being duly iwarn occordinq to Probation— BERKS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EX. ASSN 9,700.00 law, d.poi.d and said that tho statement of tho fiscal affairs ol tho COUNTY OF BERKS business in Reading. lor tho yoar ending December 31, 1956, submitted herewith, it truo and correct to tho bolt William J. Ebert called on the Restitution .... 248.00 SUPERVISORS' ASSOCIATION 368.96 ol hit knowledge and belief Barberry JAMES A HUNTER. County Controller Andrew Wisser family. TAX REFUNDS 2,025.78 Sworn and tubtcribed belore me this 35th day ol January. 1SS7 Mrs. Clara Chiistman transacted Eradication .... 771.60 FILTRATION PLANT 7,412.72 P. A. ADAMS, Prothonotary. business in Allentown. Special Elections . 219.62 Mr and Mrs. Edgar Wehr and Delinquent Tax— Mrs. Minnie Balliet called on the Overpayments . 162.18 EARNINGS OF FEE OFFICES AND CREDIT BALANCES TO END OF YEAR 1956 COVERING CURRENT TERM ONLY George Derr family. Reading Housing Mr. and Mrs. Luther G. Schroe­ Authority—In Fees Earned der and daughter Laurie, of Trex- Years Credit Balance Cash Earnings From County Total Fees Salaries Credit Balance Lieu ot Taxes .. 4,341.39 lertown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Covered Jan. 1, 1956 Weightmasters 1956 1956 1956 1956 End of 1956 liam J. Schroeder. CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS License Fees ... 365.00 Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Derr and Paul A. Brunner 1956 .$ .00 $ 1,526.47 $31,285.25 $ 32,811.72 $ 18,65064 $ 14,161.08 daughters visited Mrs. Derr's sis­ Telephone Refunds 590.16 PROTHONOTARY ter, Madeline Henninger, Allen­ Waste Paper & Paul A. Adams 1954-55-56.. . 97,791.47 70,401.41 15,689.99 86,091.40 44,307.47 town. 221.49 139,575.40 REGISTER OF WILLS Checks Refunded . 160.46 SQUARE DANCE Carl H. Savage 1956 .00 44,279.25 .00 44,279.25 Inst. Dist. Commis­ 34,648.44 9,630.81 The Junior Choir of St. Paul's RECORDER OF DEEDS Lutheran church, Fleetwood, will sion Transfer .. 14,753.69 Leroy W. Fronheiser 1956 .00 78,097.70 8,439.00 86,536.70 42,362.34 44,174.36 sponsor another square dance at Revolver Permits .. 338.50 SHERIFF the Fleetwood Legion Hall Thurs­ Tax Sales— Harold A. Yetzer 1956 .00 26,007.61 17,566.19 43,573.80 30,657.89 day, Feb. 28, beginning at 7 p.m. Real Estate .... 2,188.17 12,915.91 **rar CORONER Mrs. Ruth Kitzmiller, Reading, will State Game Lands 227.96 See your Redely Deafer Paul D. Good 1954-55-56.. . 2,289.53 .00 5,884.28 5,884.28 be the figure caller. This announce­ Maps, etc. Sold .. 120.30 4,999.92 3,17389 ment Is made by Mrs. Earl Mathias, for a Real Deaf Sheriff Filing Fees 99.55 choir director. Civil Defense .... 211.33 TOTALS $100,081.00 $220,312.44 $78,864.71 $299,177.15 $175,626.70 $223,631.45 Insurance Claims— Storm Damage . 479.34 Metropolitan Finance Comm. of Pa.—Real SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES YEAR 1956 Estate Transfer . 646.80 Gambling Devices General Account Institu.on Prison Liquid Fuels and Monies Cash Available Jan. 1, 1956„. .$ 277,829.00 $183,789.39 $ .00 $ 87,997.14 Confiscated 469.72 Plus Warrants Outstanding ... 117,344.74 17,038.96 13,118.48 38,494.33 Means What They Say Arbitration Costs . 44681 Drum & Container 32.00 Treasurer's Balance Jan. 1, 1956 395,173.74 200,828.35 13,118.48 126,491.47 About Their Service Military Ballots ... 42.80 RECEIPTS Liquid Fuels— Taxes—Current 2,282,852.60 617,496.65 You Just Can't Beat Our Speed on 1,800.00 Prison Appropria­ Taxes—Delinquent 133,332.93 29,388.13 Loans tion—Refunded 2,219.89 Appropriated 180,000.00 Bonds Forfeited .. 540.00 Miscellaneous 381,964.67 226,835.17 43,784.93 459,854.17 - Fast One Hour Service - Miscellaneous .... 631.32 106,375.84 Temporary Loan 800,000.00 3,598,150.20 873,719.95 223,784.93 459,854.17

Maintenance— 3,993,323.94 1,074,548.30 236,903.41 586,345 64 182,623.90 LOANS TO $600.00 . Warrants Paid 3,563,674.32 819,513.65 221,142.85 268,108.76 Maintenance— to consolidate your bills to purchase au- 40,540.06 Treasurer's Balance Dec 31, 1956 429,649.62 255,034.65 15,760.56 318,236.88 tos, television, appliances, clothing, etc. Miscellaneous— 3,671.21 Warrants Drawn 3,505,394.26 831,960.10 223,784.93 252,050.08 A.k for MARTIN L FLAHERT, Manager Temporary Loan .. 800,000.00 Less 1956 Warrants Paid 3,446,556.39 802,592.60 208,307.95 229,614.43

TAXES: Metropolitan Finance Co. 1956 Warrants Outstanding . , 5ji\837.87 29,367.50 15,476.98 22,435.65 1956 Real Estate .$1,325,608.73 $602,549.42 Prior Years 208 West Main Street Kutztown 1956 Personal Warrants Outstanding 226.81 59,064.68 29,485.41 283.58 15,760.56 22,43565 354,694.45 1,680,303.18 117.91 Phon* 7301

(FRI! PARKING IN REAR) 1955 by Collectors 36,124.68 14,947.23 Cash Available Dec. 31, 1956 370,584.94 225.549.24 .00 295,801.23 FOUR The Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 GOVERNOR SOLON HEFFNER FETED Six Counties Will Pa. German Group ON HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY GEORGE M. DRYVILLE Solon K. Heffner, on his 70th Our Men In Uniform Be Served at New MRS. JOHN MOYER birthday, was feted at his home, 208 Reports* Renames Troxell Pennsylvania Ave., Kutztown, at a Will Observe Muster Day Office. They are Earl Burkert. 19, OVerbrook 2-2658 William S. Troxell ("Pumper- Medical Center family party. Among his surprlsers Battery A, Kutztown, of the 213th son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burkert, LEADERS LETTER nickle Bill") was recently re-eiect- AAA Battalion. Pennsylvania Na­ and Umbert Negri, 19, son of Mr. The Rev. Alton F. Hoffman will was his grandson Robert "Butch" ed president for the fifth term, of tional Guards, will Join other and Mrs. Umbert Negri. administer Holy Communion at Heffner, Allentown, All-State Bas­ DEAR BILL AND HANNAH : it was hoped by everyone that we Christ church, Dryville, Sunday at the Pennsylvania German Society. Guard Units throughout the nation First Lieutenant might be able to keep the products Proposed Muhlenberg ketball star, whose games he at­ ID observance of National Guard Richard Prentiss, son of Dr. and One month ago I called your 9:30 a.m. Church school will meet His assistants, also re-named, in­ editor and others around the Com- of our State Teachers Colleges in Hospital to Open at tends with great pride. For 52 years Muster Day Feb 23-24. MT». Kervey Prentiss. Lyons, now at 8:30 a.m. •monwfvIth and asked him this Pennsylvania — and we have al­ Bethlehem in 1960 clude Dr. Homer Rosenberger, he has beer a molder at the Kuti­ stationed in Leghorn, Italy, was re­ ready tried to »ee to that with The altar flowers in Christ n The local Battery at present is question, "What are the most im­ Washington, D.C., vice >vves(^ie .C; proper nay for teachers. church Feb. 17 were placed by the town Foundry. Mrs. Heffner died at full strength with four officers cently promoted to First Lieuten­ portant problems facing the Com­ More tha'n half a million people United Lutheran Church Women. the Rev. Thomas R. Brendle, Egypt, in 1953. tnd 105 enlisted men. Although ant He has also served in Germany, monwealth at this time?" Industrial Development and Un­ in six counties in the Lehigh Val­ employment wera paramount in The bulletin was sponsored by secretary; and Frederick Fox, Nor- aj^k -».:•• .£.• j+w&iVK.' interested North tktdtfP heu eetlUfleSitn * ' ' - • W% have put together the replies ley will be privileged to avail them­ ,. He has two son*- .OwU*. AU«' iic-dairtjreh young men aged 17-18 and men In Munich selves of the faci.'ities of the new ristown, treasurer. town, and Arthur, Kutztown; six letter from me on the subject that with the building of vroper grandchildren, and one great-grand­ with prior active duty are urged Airman 2d Class Arthur Rauch. highways. Industrial development Muhlenberg Medical Center. To be Linda Fox was feted at a party The meeting of the directors was might be of Interest to you. child. to place their name on the waiting Jr., Fleetwood, has been sent to The problem most frequently would follow. Thia ia an axiom of ready for occupancy by 1960, on the in celebration of her seventh birth­ held in the newspaper room of the list. They may see Sgt. Austin Munich to study Microwaves. Pre­ mentioned in all corners of the progress, and once again points Schoenersville Road near Route 22 day at the home of her parents, Berks County Historical Society, Those at the dinner were Mr. and Strohl anytime at the Armory for viously he was based in Trier, Ger­ State concerned highways. The out the necessity of good highways ; Thruway in-northwest Bethlehem, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fox. In attend­ Reading. Mrs. Curtis Heffner and children information. many, and did radio relay work at folks in the northern part of the with which to lure industry. ! the hospital is to cost between $6,- ance were Patty Fox, Mary Ann Troxell appointed the Rev. Wil­ Robert, Diane, Donald and Bonita, In Florida Nancy, France. He has completed a State are concerned with the de­ Highway Safety and Traffic En­ 500,000 and $7,000,000. Zuber, Elaine Sanders, Anna Read­ liam J. Rupp, Walbert's. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heffner and William F. Geist, Jr., airman ap­ third of his tour of military duty. velopment of Route 6 and the Key­ forcement followed in interest, and inger, Barbara Hess" Marlene Berky, director of the Schwenk- Sandra Monroe, Allentown, and Mr. prentice, has been assigned to stone Shortway. Both roads are many seemed to feel that our new Though under the sponsorship of Scheidt, Evelyn and Lulu Hess, felder Library, Pennsburg, and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Heffner and son Given Achievement Award vital to the future of our Common­ Fighter Squadron 31 at Cecil Field rigid system of highway safety en­ ; tha Lutheran church, it will be a Mrs. Eva DeTurk and Mrs. Edith Albert Buffington. Pennsylvania Scott, Mrs. Lydia Dreibelbis, and Lt Col. Samuel G. Ashdown. Fort wealth and, when completed, will forcement is excellent, 1 community hospital, servrng the Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Hess. Games and refreshments University, as members of the pub­ | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frey and son Gordon, Ga., formerly of Topton, bring industry to that part of the ! residents of the lower Lehigh Val­ Fla , He is the Son of William Geist, State. In the south the widening In those areas which have been were enjoyed. lication committee. i Scott, Kutztown. has been awarded a certificate of periodically devastated by floods, ley from Stroudsburg and the Po- Topton. and entered the Navy last achievement. The retirement award of Routes 22 and 30 hold much in­ Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dreibelbis terest for the people of that area. the question of Flood Control was conos to Pennsburg and Kutztown. October. was for meritoriousservices as com­ uppermost. Our Department of It will admit patients without re­ and children Eric, Mark and Dana, Discharged Bringing Scranton's goods to the manding officer of 379th Signal Bat­ coastal cities, connecting the Lakes Forests and Waters is working gard to race, color or creed. Downingtown, were local visitors. S.P.C. Kenneth Kunkel. son cf talion in the Unit Training Group with all possible speed to eliminate Mrs. Martin Deysher, Fleetwood, to Pittsburgh with a great arterial Attorney Henry L. Snyder, pres- Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Kunkel, highway, and providing clover-leaf this greafe destruction by nature, called on Bertha, Harvey and Clar­ I at the Army base. He had more and in the near future we will Kutztown, R. 2, has been honorably- systems into every city of the ; ident of the Hospital Corporation, ence Fox. discharged from the Army after | than 26 years of military service. State, have been mentioned. It's have done it. j reports that a fund-raising campaign ; He Is married to the former Mar- the age-old problem of sending our We are making a thorough study is in the planning stage, the public Harold Blackburn, Long Island, serving more than two years. Prior of every suggestion—and we hope N.Y., has purchased the Paul Drei­ tn his release, he served with the jjorio Mohler, Topton. goods to market, for, if we can ; phase scheduled for May and June. accomplish that, we will bring in­ that the next biennium brings to belbis farm, The latter will move 330th Ordnance Company in Korea ! Guardsmen Eligible To Apply our Commonwealth the accomplish­ Dr Charles M. Cooper, president dustry to those areas and eliminate i of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania, into his new house at Royersford Recent Graduate j For Appointment to West Point much unemployment. ments on behalf of the people is honorary chairman of the Board, R 2. Pvt Walter Heffner, son of Mr For the first tune enlisted men of which we all desiie. Taxes, of course, remain a major j and Dr. Franklin Clark Fry, ULCA Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Dietrich, and Mrs S F. Heffner. Lyons, has .he National Guard, aged 17 through Sincerely yours, problem but few, if any, construc­ I president, is an advisor. Mertztown R. D., visited Mr. and been graduated from the supply 22, may file applications for ap­ tive suggestions were forwarded. Mrs. Fred Frey. clerk course at the Army's General pointments to the U. S. Military Next, as can he surmised, thi- SING WHILE YOU DRIVE Mr. and Mrs. Philip Prince, Mer- Supply School. Fort Knox. Ky Dur­ Academy at West Point. Interest in schools was enthusi­ >*J chantvllle, N.J., were guests of Mr. astic, particularlv in new con­ At 45 miles per hour, sing "High- ing the eight-week course he re­ Guardsmen who have completed and Mrs. Paul Dreibelbis. ceived Instruction In administrative struction and the division of vari­ | ways are Happy Ways." one year of active service ill the ous districts. Regarding teachers. Governor of Pennsylvania and storage procedures He entered reserve components in an enlisted At 55 miles, sing "I'm But a MEMBERSHIP MEETING the Army in September 1056. and is stilus, have a high school educa­ Stranger Here, Heaven Is My A membership meeting will be a 1954 graduate of KAHS. tion or equivalent, and a capacity EZIO DeSANTIS GETS Home." held Sunday at 2 p.m., at the Eagles 20-Day Leave for leadership required nf an of At 65 miles, sing "Nearer, My Home by the Auxiliary of the Fra­ MAXATAWNY MASTER'S AT TEMPLE 1 Pfc. Donald Hartman. who is sta­ fleer are eligible. They must also i God, To Thee!" ternal Order of Eagles No. 8.19. I C NOAM ADV|| tioned at Camp Lejuene, N. C, is be a U.S. citizen. CLARA A RICHARDS Ezio Francesco DeSantis, Fleet­ At 75 miles, sing "When the Roll Kutztown. Anna Kane, Easton, Reporter spending a 20-day leave With his A West Point Applicant Board wood, was among 550 to receive a Is Called Up Yonder, I'll Be There." zone leader and state trustee, will mother. Mrs Norman Reppert, New will be established at Indiantnwn Phon* Kutitown 5780 At 85 miles, sing "Lord, I'm Com be a guest. All members are urged decree at mid-year Commencement Tripoli, R 2. and Mr and Mrs. El­ Gap Military Reservation. Further The altar flowers in Zion ehurch I ing Home." to attend. wood Sechler, Kempton, R 2 He information and applications may Sunday were placed in memory of at Temple University, on Valen recently returned from a six-month be secured at the local National- Mrs. William Christman Sr. by the tine's Day. An alumnus of Muhlen IRON OUT YOUR NEW Mediterranean cruise with the Guard headquarters or by writing husband and children. berg High school and KSTC, he to S-I, Headquarters U. S. Army Third Battalion of the Second Ma­ The topic "What Are OurNeeds?" was awarded a Master of Education Military District, Pennsylvania, at rine i Delta) Division. will be discussed at Tuesday night's Indiantown Gap Military Reserva­ diploma. Enlist in Air Force meeting of the Guild of Zion 2 Rxs. OR A LONG tion, Annville, or the Adjutant Gen­ He teaches English and History HOME PLANS Two Fleetwood young men were church in the church school room. eral of Pennsylvania, Annville, R. 2. at Brandywine Heights Joint High among seven from Berks county to Grace Leiby will be the leader. Applications must be submitted by School, Topton. He taught pre­ enlist in the Air Force at the re­ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fegely and HOSPITAL STAY cruiting station in the Reading Post M;,v 1st. viously at Red Lion, in a one-room What kind of a New Home do you want? Have you Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fegely and school, and at Northampton. His daughter Sue visited Mrs. Cora hobby is collecting coins. A prescription costs less-far less- found plans in a magazine or periodical which you 1ST CRAFTSMEN SCHOOL Dundore, Womelsdorf. He and his wife, the former Elea­ AUGUST 26-30 AT KSTC Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stump visit­ nor Frazer, also of Fleetwood, have than a single day's stay in the hospi­ consider to be ideal? K. A. H. S. News ed their son-in-law and daughter, a daughter Jessica, who will be The first annual School for mem­ Mr and Mrs. John Schappell, Top- three in March. tal. Today, in most cases, just one ton Five Future Farmers were given bers of the Pennsylvania Guild of or two prescriptions are all that a Bring your plans to Miller's (or look over our Plan tho Berks FFA degree at the re­Craftsmen will be held Aug. 26-30 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kemp and cent meeting of the Berks Chap­ at KSTC, at the direction of Carl son David, Topton, and Mr. and Films Developing Printing patient needs to get well. But years Books for suggestions). We will pre-cut your home ter at Penn Bernviile High school Espenscheid, past president. This Mrs. Charles Kern, Kutztown R. 2, of the Tulpehocken Area Jointure. announcement is made by Josef were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sterl­ ago, he would have had to go in our yard. They are Charles Wessner and Ron­ Gutekunst, president, who is on ing Biehl. HELDS ald Donat. seniors, and Carl Sech­ the Art Education staff of the col­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuhns call­ through a long, expensive session at lege. ler, LeRoy Knittle and Richard ed on Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kutztown's Most Complete FREE ESTIMATES FOR THE ENTIRE COST OF Aulenbach, juniors. Only 12 to 15 will be assigned to Smith, Lyons. Repair Service the hospital. That's why we say: The Future Farmers will hold a "class, with instruction by out­ Charles Fritz and children Paul YOUR CUSTOM HOME their annual Father-Son banquet standing craftsmen Both beginners and Arlene, Kutztown, visited Mr. FOR THE HOME. FARM OR BUSINESS Thursday, March 14, at 7 p.m., at and experienced craftsmen are wel­ and Mrs. Calvin Stump. TODAYS PRESCRIPTION IS THE the Kutztown Grange Hall. come. Present plans call for in­ Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Biehl vis­ We Repair struction in enameling, silk screen­ ited the former's parents, Mr. and The local Chapter shared top Appliance*, Sw»«p«rt, El*c»ric Clocks, state honors with Trinity Joint ing, wood-working, wood-carving, Mrs Pius Biehl, K'ltztown R. D, BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY weaving, pottery and ceramics, sil- Lamps, Electric Shavers, Cameras, Pro High school. Washington county, in lectors, Sewing Machines, Typewriters versmithing, jewelry, metal work CRASH VICTIM CONTINUES the 1957 awards of the Keystone I IN ALLENTOWN HOSPITAL Adding Machines, Rodios, Television Farmer Degree at the annual State and leather. Electric Motors, Wiring and Laundry SWJr mw sVTUCW. THEO MILLEMILLER &6.SON. SON , IIN C Because enrollment is limited, Mrs. John Rump, Wanamakers, Equipment. Farm Show last month. Both continues in fair condition in Allen­ schools had six winners. early registration is a necessity. Duo-Therm & Quaker Rauch s Rexall Drug Store Contact Mr. Espenscheid at Hay-town hospital after her car crashed ,7/rZTrVM B^S&pf- VseJJUU4,MATBk/AU--PAINTS, A survey conducted recently by off Route 143 between Kempton Oil Heater Parts % the Nurses Club at the direction town Pottery, Lebanon, N.J., before Jan. 30. and Wanamakers, Saturday. She 173 W. Main Street Kutztown of Mrs. Clarence Koch, adviser. suffered a possible fracture of the FLEETWOOD Among the registrants will be Phone 7546 showed that 147 high school pupils skull, fractures of the right ribs and members of the Reading and Le­ had been given Salk vaccine shots. abrasions. She was taken to the hos- high Valley Chapters. Of this total 14 pupils had one shot; I pital in the Hamburg American Le- 82, two shots, and 51, three A total AMONG THE SICK ! gion ambulance. of 164 pupils has not been given Gerald Gelatt, Mrs. Georgia Hoy The accident occurred when the any shots Bulletin board displays and Mrs. Shirley Smith, Kutztown; victim's vehicle went out of con­ titled, "Don't Balk Salk," have been H chard Bechtel and Gerald trol on a curve and bounced over erected by the Nurses Club. Stump, Fleetwood, and Kathy Ann a field, traversed a four-foot wide Eight KAHS musicians were Ba ley and Howard Moyer. Blan­ shallow creek and halted about among 184 from five counties to don, are patients in Community three feet up the side of an em­ take part in the Eastern District General hospital. bankment Band Festival at Hamburg last week They included Diane Fenster­ maker. Sandra Moyer, Patricia Erb, Sarah Ann Beekey. Gloria Heffner, Ruth Koch, Phyilis Boyer and Curtis Luckenbill. FINAL GEORGE KEMPS ARE WEDDED 37 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. George Kemp, Al­ DRESS CLEARANCE lentown, recently celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary. They were marired by the Rev, E, E Kresge. Allentown. DRESSES Mrs. Kemp is the former Esther Lichty and is a daughter of the late FANCY SWEATERS Mr and Mrs Robert Lichty, Allen­ town. Her husband is a native of WOOL SLACKS Kutztown and a son of the late Mr Vi and Mrs William Kemp The BERMUDAS couple owns and operates a flower PRICE shop. PEDALS ADVERTISE CLASSIFIED Reg. $Q 00 ' • " ty . \ NICK CILIBERTI GIRDLES , PONTIAC $5 & $7.50 O Swept-Wing Dodge Custom Royal Lancer 4-Door—the car that brings adventure back to motoring I 56 PONTIAC $2395 Step into the wonderful world of AUTODYNAMICS Catolina 870, fully equipped. 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NOLL The Patriot, Kutztown, Ps., Thursday, February 21, 1957 FIVB LONGSWAMP SS NAMES PANEL DISCUSSION IS | sion on Educational Organizations Rev. William Rupp Rev. Heckman Will Nazarenes to Hear of the NCCJ; Charles Adams, Berks ACTIVITIES COMMITTEES HELD AT NEW BETHEL I county commissioner; Verna Criss, 70th Church Services Committees for the 1957 activities A panel discussion "Inter-Re­ ' Berks home economist; and Mrs. Now at Souderton Lead Service. Caum I Woman Evangelist | George J. Schaeffer, Kutztown R. 3. 5,208 were named by Carl Fritch, at the ligious Relations" and the Him A similar meeting was held at the St. John's E. and R. Faith Tabernacle, Fleetwood The Rev. William J. Rupp, out­ "One God" were featured at the at a Home for the Aged recent quarterly meeting of the | Fellowship Cabin, Fleetwood, Tues­ Church School, 9 a.m. Worship 10:15 Rev. John G. Leardi, Pastor standing rural pastor of the na­ final "Know Your Neighbor Near lsers teachers and officers of Longswamp day. a.m. Church School. 9 30 a.m. Worship. tional Evangelical and Reformed : and Far" meeting Monday at New Jtch" church, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Union church school. 11 a.m. Evangelistic Services, 7:30 Bethel church. Kempton. The bi­ LUTHERAN CIRCLE Bas- Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Clarence Rupp, Breinigsville, R. D., Luther League to Assist; The committees are: Girls' Day: weekly meetings were sponsored p.m. Also Wednesday at same Mrs. Corrine Reppert. Mrs Dolores The Lutheran Women's Circle of t at- Rev. Carlton L. Heckman, S.T.M., has assumed his new duties as pas­ Church School Leaders by the Reading K.mndtable of hour. Boyer. Phyllis Romig and Pearl St Paul's, Fleetwood, will meet Pastor tor of Zwingli church, Souderton. Christians and Jews and the Berks rears To Be Consecrated Meek; Boys' "Day: Walter Geist. Monday night at the home of Mrs. Ct-OTcn School, 9 a.m. Worship, Topton-Dryville Lutheran Parish He previously served at Walbert's Agricultural Extension Association. SCutis. Dennis Seibert, Ronald Suit and William Deisher. Mrs. Herbert Erb 10:15 a.m. Consecration of Offic­ Rev. Alton F Hoffman, Pastor and Spinnerstown. He and his wife, The Rev. Dean Allen, regional died tho former Pauline Stump, Maxa­ Next Sunday at 1 p.m., Pastor C Glenroy Geist; caroling: Ronald will be the leader. ers and Teachers of Church Trinity, Topton: Church School I director of the National Conference tawny, and their children William, L. Heckman, Trinity Lutheran. Solt. F.mory Meek, m& Vt JSMMssV, School. Sermon, "Learning From 9:15 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. of Christians and Jews, was mod- An investment in knowledge pays *£>> lt>, zyau*}/*': 18, and Barbara, membership: Mrs Allen Romig. iftt- masitrs- TeuCsltrf: ' *'Lutt\vr &-,); BTj-vffl*: Church Sellout, KuUtovtn, wil) conduct a service ! erator. The panel comprised Dr. the best dividends.—Franklin ; six 15. are occupying the parsonage ad­ for the guests at Caum Memorial Mrs. David Mabry and Glenroy I Dennis Trueblood. New York City. League, 7:00 p.m. at Caum Home, 8:30 a.m. Pre-Lenten Communion, (leist; Rally Day Mrs Jean Rhode, rand- joining the church. I associate chairman of the Commis- Reading. Aid Society"" Monday, 930 a.m. Home for the Aged, Reading. He Mrs. Pearl Balthaser, Mrs. Jennie He was installed Sunday morning 7:30 p.m. will be assisted by the Senior Butz and Ralph Rohrbach; gift and ORDER YOUR NEW SPRING , and by the Rev. Wilmer H. Long, Nor- ter supper Karl Eck, Mrs. Hilda Maxatawny E-R Parish attendance: Allen Romig, Elwood SUIT OR TOPCOAT NOW dren ristown, president of Philadelphia Luther League, and the start will i Reifinger, Mrs Grace Snyder, Mrs. St. John's Lutheran Rev. Franklin D. Slifer, Pastor Grist. Mrs Mae Wagner, Mrs. Cath­ >nita, Synod, formerly of Fleetwood. Dr. be made at the church at 6:15 p.m. | Edna Seibert, Mrs Karl Eck, Mrs. Select from hundred*; of new spring Rev. J. W. Bittner, Pastor St Peters. Topton: Church School, erine Biery and Mrs. Lewis Shoe­ and Charles E. Schaeffer, secretary On Sunday morning these offi | Corrine Solt, Mrs. Allen Swartzen- patterns of imported and domestic Church School, 9:15 a.m. Worship, 9:15 a.m. Worship, 10:30 a.m. maker; strawberry festival: Mrs IMr. emeritus of the E. and R. Board of cers and teachers of the church ; truber. Carl Shoemaker and Clar- 8 and 10:30 a.m. Zion, Maxatawny: Church School, Norman Flicker, Mrs. Henry woolens. Our made-to-measure craft*- son National Missions, also formerly of school Will be consecrated: Samuel ! ence Boyer; publicity: Mrs. Allen 9 a.m. Communion, 10 a.m. Schade, Mrs. Carl Fegely, Mrs Mor­ men assure perfect fit and comfort. and Fleetwood, preached on "The Min­ P. Smith, general superintendent, St. Paul's E-R ris Kemmerer, Mrs Farl Weller, Homing and Mrs. Carl Fritch, and I son ister in the Modern World." He Dr. William A. Liggitt and Paul SPECIALIST ON CUSTOM TAILORING Rev. Robert Harting, Pastor Bowers Lutheran Parish Mrs. Carl Fritch, Donald Reinert. nominating: Harold Reppert, Mrs. said that today's minister must be M. Herring, assistants; Charles Church School, 9 a.m. Worship, Rev. Charles T. Herman, Pastor Harold Shoemaker and Clifford Emory Meek, Franklin Meek, Mrs. FOR MEN AND WOMEN a man of many talents, who serves Steinmetz, treasurer; Charles 10:15 a.m. Youth Fellowship, 7 Trinity, Bowers: Church School, 9 The Rev. Mrs. Doris McDowell, Reinert; picnic; Stanley Meek, El­ John Romig and Mrs. Arlan Long. his people all week long. He must Kuhns, statistical secretary; Harvey p.m. Consistory, Tuesday at 8 a.m. Worship, 10:15 a.m. Santa Monica, Cal., will begin a wood Geist, William Hertzog. Glen The auditors are Earl Weller, lewis also have the understanding to Adam, assistant; Mrs. Paul Yoder, PETER B. BLATT p.m. i New Jerusalem: Worship, 9 a.m. series of evangelistic services at roy Meek, Ernest Geist. Clarence Shoemaker and William Hertzog preach to their needs." secretary; Helen Kramer, organist; Church School, 10 a.m. the Church of the Nazarene, Kutz- The group will meet Sunday, May 438 Walnut Stmt Kutitown Grace E.C. Zwingli congregation totals about Mrs. Elbur Bair. assistant. | town, Feb. 27 to continue for 12 con^Meck. Allen Rohrbach, Henry 5th. Rev. C. C. Harlacker, Pastor I . Longswamp Lutheran Parish 550, and has one of the most out­ Departmental superintendents and secutive nights. Special music will Schade, Mrs. Ethel Bauman. Mrs. Church School Boy's Day, 9 a.m. Rev. Richard C. Wolf. Pastor standing records in benevolent giv­ assistants: Mrs. Fred Norris, cradle be furnished by Mrs. Margaret George Helwig, Mrs. Stanley Meek, Worship, 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. St. Paul's, Mertztown: Church ing in the entire denomination. roll; Mrs. Floyd Cronrath, Ruth Pickering, Allentown, and various Mrs. Elwood Geist, Mrs. Arline THIS IS YOUR SPECIAL INVITATION Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 School, 9 a.m. Worship, 10:15 am. Koch. Nancy Bair, Mary Lou Houck local talent, including Pennsylvania Savage, Mrs. John Kemp. Shirley p.m. MAXATAWNY-LYONS PARISH and Mrs. Warren Hollenbach, nurs­ i Dutch choruses, will be featured. Scheirer. Mrs John Helwig and Moselem-Becker's Lutheran Parish The first Holy Communion In 1957 ery; Mrs. C. L. Heckmafl, Kathryn The woman evangelist studied at Mrs. Arthur Moll; sirk committee Twelve Great Days St. Mary's Parish Rev. Rufus E. Kern, D.D., Pastor will be celebrated at St. Paul's Glasser, Mrs. Paul Yoder and Erin I Arizona State college, and Pasa­ Mrs Jennie Butz, Mrs Lucy Fens­ Dawn James, beginners; Mrs. Ira termaker and Mrs Eva Long; oys- Rev. Francis J. Fox Becker's St. Peter's: Church School, church, Lyons, Sunday at 10:15 a.m. dena (Calif.t College. For more 9 a.m. Worship, 10:15 a.m. An open-meeting for all the C. R. Guldin, Mrs. Sherwood Mil­ ' than five years she has been en­ February 27 - March 10 Kutztown: Masses, 7 and 9:30 a.m. ler, Mrs. Russell Hibbs and Gloria Evansville: Masses, 8 a.m. Jacksonville E-R Charge women of St. Paul's church, Lyons, gaged in evangelistic work from « tl will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Heffner, juniors; Samuel P. Smith. I coast to coast. ATTEND THE Rev. Clarence R. Rahn, Pastor Wilmer F. Beck and William Yoder, Society of Friends, Kutztown at the church. The purpose of the Mrs. Pickering is the mother nf CIGARS intermediates; Ira C. R. Guldin. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES New Bethel: Worship, 9 a.m. meeting is to consider the possi­ the well-known Pickering family of First Day School, 10-1045 a.m. seniors; George Christman. young WHEN YOU Church School, 10 a.m. Film, bility of organizing a United Luth­ I Allentown, and is a member of the AT THE Meeting for Worship. 10:45-1130 people; John Dry. Roy Hamme, a.m. For Information call Kutz­ "Abraham's Sacrifice." eran church Women's Group at the • local congregation. ARE THINKING Jacob's, Jacksonville: Church Samuel P. Smith. James Shaner CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE town 4491 or 7779. church. Officers of the Reading • The Rev. Luke J. Brinker. pa*> School, 9:30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 Conference United Lutheran Wom­ and Ira C. R. Guldin, adults; Susan Adam, home department; Substitute : tor, states that the week-night serv­ OF THE BEST GONSER MEMORIAL CHAPEL First Church of the Nazarene a.m. en's organization will be present to ices will be held at 745 p.m. and explain the work of the group. teachers: Mrs. Paul Herring, Mrs College Hill, Kutztown Gonser Memorial Chapel Grimville E-R Parish Elbur Bair. Amelia Bolich, Mrs. Sunday worship at 9:30 a.m and ALWAYS FRESH Rev. Luke J. Brinker, Pastor The Aid Society of St. Paul's (7:30 p.m., at the Gonser Memorial Frieden's, Stony Run: Worship, 9 George Christman and L. Merlin Guest Speaker—Rev. Mrs. Doris McDowell, church. Lyons, will meet Monday Chapel. Evangelistic Services Feb. 27 for a.m. Church School, 10 a.m. Stauffer. TRY Sernta Monica, Calif. 12 consecutive nights, Rev. Mrs. at 7:30 p.m. and will sponsor a The public is cordially invited Jerusalem (Red): Church School, Nite of Fun Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. The Aid Society will meet Mon­ Doris McDowell, Speaker. Wor­ 9:30 a.m. Worship, 10:30 a.m. Fellowship Hall Special Music by—Mrs. Margaret Pickering, Allentown ship Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Church The United Lutheran Women of day at 7:30 p.m.. in the parish Leroy Snyder has offered hit School. 10:30 a.m. Young People, Grimville Lutheran Parish Zion church, Maxatawny, will join house. storeroom at 422 W. Main, Kut/ GOOD MUSIC Each Week-night 7:45 p.m. A special committee will meet 7 p.m. Evangelistic Hour, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Craig J Dorward, Pastor with other groups from area town, the former College Hill 'smiio**** churches in conducting the World Tuesday night at eight at the parish Luncheonette, as a fellowship hall HEWS TOYS CANDY/ GOSPEL HYMN SINGING Holiness Christian, Lyons Dunkel's: Church School, 9:30 a.m. Day of Prayer service at Christ house to make plans for a Novem­ The Saturday night programs will Rev. Daniel W. Zimmerman, Pastor Worship, 10:45 a.m. "Live Worthy church, Dryville, Mar. 8, at 7:30 ber bazaar. be in charge of the Young People's SPIRIT-FILLED PREACHING Sundays 9:30 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. Church School, 9:15 am. Worship, of the Gospel." p.m. The Mother's Club is making and Society, Shirley Kercher, president New Bethel Zion' Worship, 9 a.m. ; Rev. Luke J. Brinker, Pastor Bring a Friend 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meet­ selling Easter eggs. Orders may be Membership totals more than I SELF SERVIC "Live Worthy of the Gospel." u ing, Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. ON DEAN'S LIST placed with any of the members. twenty. Church School, 10 a.m. Paul Herman, son of the Rev. u Faith MBC, Fleetwood Ziegel E-R Charge and Mrs. Charles T. Herman, Top- ENGAGED TO WED Rev. T. D. Gehret, Pastor Rev. John L Herbster, Pastor ton, is among 64 men named to the On her 27th birthday Feb. 5. the WEIL'S Worship, 9:15 a.m. Church School, Ziegel: Worship, 9 a.m. Church Dean's List at Muhlenberg college. engagement of Evelyn Sadie Keis­ 10:30 a.m. Prayer Band, 7 p.m. I He achieved an average of 90 or er, Topton, to Carl Thomas Oister, » % > > ,*• 1> >>'">>-*<»<•**. iv ~ ' 19 Sprue* St., OV 7-7059. Topton School, 10:15 a.m. ' - * '• >• *.-*• %*„P4,f,* * V VV|..M..|JU,,» f:J: V-..&, Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m.' Longswamp: Church School, 9:15 better in the fall semester and will son of Mr. and Mrs. William Oister, Sar-S-Q Flavored A Horn* Styl* Po n Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. Worship, 10:30 a.m. be among the 64 to be honored at Pottstown, was announced by her tato Chip* "A DUTCH TREAT p.m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Edwin a convocation in Egner Memorial «* t Jffg e Maxatawny-Lyons Lutheran Parish Chapel on the campus Mar. 1st. He Keiser. St. Paul's E-R, Fleetwood Rev. John L Long, Pastor is a freshman and is a graduate of The bride-to-be is a graduate The Rev. J. Paul Kehm, Pastor KAHS. of Topton Junior High school and Worship, 10:15 a.m. St. Paul's, Lyons: Church School RAUCH'S 9 a.m. Holy Communion, 10:15 her fiance attended Pottstown High The first transcontinental airmail school and is employed as custodian Resall Drug Stor* SL Paul's Lutheran, Fleetwood a.m. "Our Brother's Keeper." route between New York City and at the Jefferson Elementary school, Fleetwood. Pa. Rev. Martin L. Rothenberger, Zion, Maxatawny: Council, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. San Francisco was started 'n 1920. Pottstown. ANSWER THIS QUESTION Pastor Church School, 9 a.m. Worship. 3 p.m. Lutheran Women's Circle GRIMVILLE PARISH NEWS Feb. 25, Mrs. William Deisher, Officers will be elected at Fri­ *,$JF&* >£ JARRETT LUNCHEONETTE Hostess. day's meeting of the Grimville KUTZTOWN SUNOCO '•'.>* Sunday Dinners A Specialty Parish Brotherhood at 7:30 p.m., at 4 -— •» *-*- - -.' ettt v l-j- vl-> -'-N*> f~v* ~- •«* ^ * ,..r.u/s »*j-*i,g,Y'itx/ctfi^rbr ihe win­ rrit-sT.'..' u. Ali 2:'i%c <.. «..*''. v^fllts Thc KAHS Cff'&tJV,• .«*» nrren-l Thit will K. *u~ .A-*- • ~...? HXLJUVkJ'?.:.'" .\ ...... Lynx, 68-45, in the final league~ 'honored by the Berks County Offi­ ners with 28 markers. In another kind held by the Jaycees in the Coach John Silan's cagers will par­ ers. KiiTztown Auto .. 737 743 648—2128 nlal Class B contenders, made it( %/itne Trte'^zs: T.*?e win gave the cials' Association at the group^s an­ league contest, the Vikings of Kutz­ new PioneeT Grange Hall. Decora- ticipate in the Class B playoffs. The visiting Cougars won the into the PIAA playoffs Tuesday by Tigers a final 13-3 log. They will nual banquet Feb. 14. He was ad­ town lost to the West Reading «S».i V.-UC^>C„^'._j:-i>Xjj<5 •tiltatlne.s aad. They were the State champions in preliminary contest by bouncing Kurtz 696 652 673—2021 bouncing visiting Mt. Penn, 67-50, meet Lykens in the first-round of mitted to the 25-Year Coaches Beens, 45-36. Russell DeTurk was streamers. Refreshments were serv­ 1950 and 1951 and the District 3 the host Twin Valley JV's. 40-25. Knittle 672 745 698—2115 the PIAA District 3 Class C play­ in the final game of the Berks High single: Anna Schaeffer, 180. Group. the high scorer for the losers with ed by the women of Pioneer winners five consecutive years, Carlton Wolfinger captured scoring offs Mar. 7 at Lebanon. 13 markers. Scholastic League's Eastern Divi­ 1948 through 1952. honors by bucketing 18 points for High triple: Anna Schaeffer, 483. Coach Risley, a native of Ivyland, Grange. Richard Peters and Arlan Bur­ sion. They ended in a second place David Boger poured in 24 points the winners. Tuesday Night League Bucks county, is a graduate of Paul Pr^ce, former Fleetwood The arrangement committee com­ kert divided 28 points to lead Coach Tuesday tn bring hi« season total The league scores for the Cou­ W L Lambertville, N. J., High school High all-round athlete and one­ prised J*. Adam Hietqr, Hosea tie with Fleetwood, both teams John Stengele's Tigers to their to 246 while Philip Scheidt bucket- gars follow: Kurtz Chevy 22 2 and East Stroudsburg State Teach­ time Kutztown Legion baseball Kline, Wayne Geiger and Kermit having a 13-3 log, while Boyt-rtown 13th triumph. The winners held a ers college. He has a masters de­ id 14 to post a total of 229 points. Dec. 6: KAHS 53; Fleetwood 49. Moselem Hotel 16 8 star, is at the Philadelphia Phillies' Schofer. finished first to win the division 36-21 advantage at the intermis­ gree from Columbia University. Dennis DeTurk had 11 tallies and Dec. 11: KAHS 62; Daniel Boone 54 Atlas Mineral 9 15 pre-training school camp in Clear­ sion. Prior to coming to Kutztown in water, Fla., as a third baseman. He pennant Stanley Saul and Walter Risley Jr., Dec. 14: KAHS 53; Boyertown 58. Becks Feed 1 23 1943, he served as coach at Perry batted .348 for Bradford in the Pony REICHARD IS IMPROVING Although tho three teams are in 10 each. Dec. 18: KAHS 73; Oley 42. Moselem Hotel . 844 707 781—2332 In the preliminary JV contest, and Wilson High schools. He took League last year in his rookie sea­ the sarr.!' league they arc in dif­ The Mt. Penn JV's swamped the Jan. 8: KAHS 61; Exeter 54. Atlas Mineral 782 769 696-2247 thc Baby Tigers defeated the visi­ IN READING HOSPITAL over as physical training instructor son. ferent classifications due to en­ Jan. 11: KAHS 70: Brandywine 56. tors, 58-38, to remain in second hosts, 65 29, in the preliminary con­ in 1943 for the U. S. Army aviation Curvin "Shorty" Reichard, 50, rollment. The Cougars will be the Jan. 15: KAHS 64; Twin Valley 56. I Kurtz Chevy . .. 780 723 766—2269 place with a 14-2 log. Donald May­ The Topton Celtics' John Keiser, test to retain their 16-0 log. Carl­ detachment stationed at KSTC, owner and operator of Reichard Burks representative in the Dis­ Jan. 18: KAHS 53; Mount Penn 60. ! Becks Feed 578 623 672—1873 er paced the winners with 15 points Jr., posted 317 points to take third ton Wolfinger and Milton Borrell serving 15 months. He taught at Motors, Kutztown R. 2, is improv­ trict 3 Class B playoffs Mar. 6 at Jan. 22: KAHS 53; Fleetwood 48. High single: O. Schmoyer. 214. while Roy Madenford and Darrell position in individual scoring hon­ combined for 12 points for the KAHS and returned to KSTC in ing In Reading hospital. He suffer­ Lebanon when they play Porter- Jan. 25: KAHS 57; Daniel Boone 37. Wentzel combined for 22 markers. ors in the Berks Rec Class A Bas­ Cougars who finished in third place High triple: R. Brandt, 584, the fall of 1945. ed a paralysis of the right side Tower, Upper Dauphin representa­ Jan. 29: KAHS 45, Boyertown 62. ketball League. He racked up 115 The Cougars triumphed in the Wednesday Night League The Tigers suffered their third while at work Friday and was tive. Thc Fleetwood Tigers will Feb. 1: KAHS 69; Oley 51. twin-pointers and 73 aces. The Kutz­ next to the last game Feb. 15 by W L defeat Feb. 15 when they were He and his wife, the former Ethel rushed to the hospital in the Kutz­ tompete in Class C and will play Feb. 8: KAHS 48; Exeter 43. Ringer, kindergarten teacher at the town Warriors' Richard Adam was walloping host Twin Valley, 63 48. j Patriot 17 7 trimmed by host Boyertown, 49-42. town Community Ambulance. Lykens Mar 7 at Lebanon in first- Feb. 12: KAHS 62: Brandywine 54 Arlan Burkert bucketed 19 points Kutztown Elementary school, reside ninth with 225 points while Paul Philip Scheidt paced the winners Craftsmen Inc 14 10 Price, Fleetwood, was eighth with round fames. Boyertown will see with 21 points while David Boger Feb. 15: KAHS 63; Twin Valley 48. for the losers to take scoring hon­ at 111 South Whiteoak St. They {Publishing 14 10 244 markers. LOST? TRY CLASSIFIED action In the Class A playoffs. came through with 18 tallies, Stan- Feb. 19: KAHS 67; Mt. Penn 50. Grange 3 21 ors. The host Bears led 25-20 at have two children, Walter, Jr., a Craftsmen Inc. .. 920 918 808—2646 halftime and maintained the five- member of the KAHS varsity bas­ ketball team, and Linda. BASKETBALL STANDINGS Patriot 967 837 807—2611 point spread at 36-31 going into the Warriors Triumph Kingsmen Defeat final eight minutes. Publishing 804 829 814- -2447 The tables were turned in the "Y" SWIMMERS HOST In Playoff Game Berks Scholastic League Golden Avalanche Grange 718 703 823- 2244 preliminary contest with the Fleet­ Eastern Division High single: S. Levine. 215. wood JV's defeating the host Bears, TO COATESVILLE FEB. 23 WHERE The Kutztown Warriors rolled up (Final) The King's college cagers ended High triple: W Lessig. 590. 44-36. Donald Mayer paced the The Kutztown YMCA Swimming LOW PRICES W I. Thursday Night League winners with 17 points while Roy ALWAYS RAMI LENSES a 30-14 lead in the first period in tho KSTC Golden Avalanche's win­ Team will be host to Coatesville Any their Berks Rec Class A Basketball Boyertown 14 2 ning streak by defeating the K- W L Madenford bucketed 12. Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in an Eastern PREVAIL AND Doctor's Fleetwood 13 3 Kutztown Auto Club ... 19 Proscription League semi-final playoff series towners 77-50 in an exhibition bas­ : 5 Pennsylvania YMCA League meet Filled Sunday by defeating Fleetwood, Kutztown 13 3 ketball game Feb. 13 at Kingston. Weavers Sport Shop .... 15 9 BENEFIT BASKETBALL at the KSTC pool. Parents and SAME LOW 99-80, on Ihe winners home hard­ Daniel Boone 9 7 The loss was the seventh in 12 Haucks Feed 14 10 friends are invited to root for the Brandywine 8 PRICE wood. The 1956-57 regular season 8 starts for the visitors while King's Delcamps Auto Body .... 0 24 GAME MAR. 1, KAHS home team and are to report at OZITY EYEGLASSES Exeter 5 in college posted its 13th win in 15 2:15 p.m. AS BEFORE champions dominated play over the Kutztown Auto . 957 931 893- 2781 The KAHS faculty will be host Mt. Penn 5 starts. 11 Haucks Feed ... 844 853 749- 2446 A practice session will be held last three quarters although the Ti­ Twin Valley 4 to the Mt. Penn High teachers in 12 Joseph Wallace, the state's lead­ tonight with Birdsboro at the KSTC gers bat lied every inch of the way. Oley 0 a basketball game Friday, Mar. 1st, OPTICAL CO. L6 ing scorer with a 31.1 average, was Weavers Sports . 936 923 892—2751 pool. The first event will be staged 1 • 11 N.«< W BUOC.I* W "" W Richard Adam with 23 points and at 8 p.m. in the high school gymna­ Eastern JV Division the Kingsman who ruined the vis­ Delcamps 764 711 722—2197 at 7:30 o'clock. The local team is to *>T&i^r&. 758 PENN ST., READING Barry Adam with 22 markers, were sium. The junior high teams of .racial *'',K""t»»'« "%»***» H W L itors with 34 points. John Bishop High single: J. Bennicoff, 247. both schools will meet in the pre­ report at 6:30. The public is in­ PHONE 3-7591 the Warriors shooting stars as the paced the Avalanche with 11 mark­ Mt. Penn 16 0 High triple: J. Bennicoff, 624. liminary contest at 7 p.m. Feature vited. winners retained a 16-point 49-33 Fleetwood 14 2 ers while Donald Kistler and Don­ Caloric Intraplant League bulge at halftime and 73-59 after acts will be presented at half-time Host Pottstown triumphed in OPEN DAILY UNTIL 530 PM—THURSDAY NITE UNTIL 830 Kutztown 11 5 ald Kramer divided 20 points. W L three periods. Gor'don Konemann and dancing will follow the main both events in the Feb. 16th meet Boyertown 8 8 The lead changed hands with al­ Yankees 70 18 and Lynn Kunkel divided 32 tallies event. The Prep score was 39-25 and the Brandywine 8 X most every score through the first Wildcats 49 37 =£ for the Warriors while Ray Oswald Proceeds will be for the benefit Junior Division score, 32-15. The Daniel Boone 7 i) 12 minutes of play with KSTC lead­ Kingpins 45 39 of the new scoreboard in the gym­ two local winners in the Prep Divi chimed in with ten. 12 ing 18-17 at the 12-minute mark But Exeter 4 Evergreens 39 49 nasium. sion were James Snook who placed 11 the hosts went ahead to stay, 19-18, Donald Kemp set thc scoring Twin Valley 2 Rockets 37 47 Tickets may be secured from any first in the 20-yard breaststroke, tempo for the Tigers, hitting for 20 14 with a jump shot. Oley 2 All-Stars 37 51 member of the Boys Athletic Asso­ and Thomas Yoder, first, 20-yard points on nine field goals and a The Kingsmen held a 10-point 35- Extras 36H 51 Vi ciation, backstroke. pair of foul conversions. Allen 25 edge at the intermission and out- Bulldozers 34'/: 53 Vi Here S \ Stump posted 16 points; Jack Schit- Clubwomen Enjoy scored the visitors 15-10 in the third tler, 14, and Barry Dietrich, 12. Continued from page one quarter and 27-15 down the stretch CAMP FIRE GIRLS WILL The winners outshot the Tigers addition to" National Federation to ice thc verdict. PRESENT CLUB PROGRAM New Chevrolet 1 from the floor, 44-36 and 11 8 from headquarters. Washington D.C. And The Fleetwood Cimp Fire Girls JIMMY'S the penalty stripe. the International Relations Divi­ and Bluebirds, sponsored by the The second game in this best-of- sion, Mrs. Lee Adam and Mrs. Rus­ Dartball League Fleetwood Woman's Club, will pre­ I Task* Force 57 I three series will be played tonight sell Edgar, co-chairmen, announced sent the March 4th program of the $10 to CARE and a contribution to ' Club. Mrs. Lloyd Leinbach is chair­ SEAFOOD at Fleetwood. The East Penn Church Dartball Meals to Millions. man of the sponsoring Community V Ttiicks 4/ League standings for the week of Affairs committee. Bertha- Rauch Fresh & Frozen Seafood Boyer Leads Cagers Coming Events Feb. 11th: and Mrs. Walter Noll are co-chair­ The Club will sponsor "The Am­ W L men of the hostesses. bassador's Daughter" at the Kutz­ Maxatawny 42 6 I With 460 Points town Strand Feb. 27 and 28. Tickets Lehigh Reformed 36 18 IF YOU WANT TO SELL IT I may be obtained from the mem- Kutztown Reformed 33 18 ADVERTISE CLASSIFIED OYSTERS-CLAMS-SHRIMP Barry Boyer ended his record- i bnrs. St. John's Lutheran 29 22 shattering Berks Scholastic Basket­ Topton Lutheran 25 20 _v > ball League career Friday before j The reciprocity tea is scheduled THE ONLY for Mar.J!3 in the Schaeffer audi­ Bowers 26 22 LOBSTER TAILS the home fans by scoring 31 points New Jerusalem 19 32 to lead the Brandywine Bullets to torium at KSTC, with Mrs. Joseph Dryville 17 34 TWICE-PROVED a 70-57 Eastern Division victory SnAok as chairman. 20 N. WHITEOAK STREET, KUTZTOWN Lehigh Lutheran 20 34 over visiting Exeter. The win gave j The Garden Division, Mrs. Stan­ PHONE JIMMY LESHER Longswamp 15 33 the Bullets a final 8-8 log. ley Yorgey, chairman, will charter 7617 Prop. a bus to the Philadelphia Flower Dunkel's 15 36 NEW TRUCKS Boyer, the Bullets' ace scorer, Show Mar. 26. to which members Last week's results: poured in 31 points to bring his and their friends are invited. Mrs. Bowers 6 22 11 Economy proved and performance proved total for the season to 463 markers, glllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIlin 1 , Yorgey will handle the reserva­ Maxatawny 37 27 12 * on the world-famous G.M. Proving Ground 171 field goals and 118 free throws tions. and on the Alcan Highway to Alaska in 15 engagements. In two seasons Maxatawny 15 24 15 of action with Coach Robert Mil­ Social Hour Mrs. A. Mervin Tyson and Eliza­ New Jerusalem 4 23 12 | YOU ARE INVITED TO Already proved in the hands of nearly lard's cagers, he registered 817 100,000 owners points, another league mark. He beth Allen presided at the refresh­ ment table which was centered New Jerusalem 8 7 4 made the 171 field goals in 341 at­ Topton Lutheran 9 20 6 tempts and connected for his 118 with red carnations and white snapdragons, flanked by red can­ FRIG ID AIRE'S free throws in 164 tries. Dallas ALUMINUM AWNINGS dles. Other hostesses, headed by Dunkel's 2 3 2 STORM WINDOWS Keiser connected for 10 markers in Lehigh Reformed ... 15 17 13 the final contest Mrs. Herbert Schlenker were Mrs. COMBINATION George Weiss. Mrs. Floyd Cron­ In the preliminary contest, the Longswamp 17 10 6 STORM DOORS I Spring Party | rath, Mrs. Elbur Bair and Mrs. B. VENETIAN BLINDS Brandywine JV's walloped Exeter, W, Beck. Dryville 8 5 15 Most modem and efficient 56 32, as Jay Dry bucketed 21 To Fete Brownies CALL US FOR AN Monday. March 4 - 7:45 points Lehigh Lutheran .... 5 11 1 ESTIMATE power...most advanced truck • On Mar. 14 the Club members Kutztown Reformed .. 7 23 17 KUTZTOWN FIRE CO. AUDITORIUM will fete the Brownies and Girl features...most distinctive design Scouts whom they sponsor, when LICENSED TO WED HOME OWNED Magician James Peterson, an Art with the only Work Styling Richard L. Miller, 18, Virginville, H ELD'S COOKING AND LAUNDRY Education senior at KSTC, will en­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Mil­ 173 WEST MAIN STREET In any truck...all proved and STORE tertain. ler, and Donna J. Price, 17, Fleet­ KUTZTOWN DEMONSTRATION BY February 21, 22 & 23 Mrs. Richard Parkes will head wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phon* 7546 ready to work tor youl the hostess committee. Warren Price. MISS ANN HAEY, Home Economist FAWN GROVE SHOE PEG CORN SEE THE COMPLETE LINE 303 can for e OF 1957 FRICIDAIRE 2 29 SHEER LOOK APPLIANCES SENECA For modem features you can bo auto of SAUER KRAUT 2Vi can 1 *7e

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SEABROOK FARMS BROCCOLI SPEARS 2 - 45' Beer as Beer TTshould be This Frigid aire Dryer GRAND DUCHESS STEAKS FREE To Some 47' Lucky Person MRS. PAUL'S FISH STICKS 8 OI e DOOR PRIZES 35 Refreshments Comet "MIRACLE FABRIC" STYLES BY 2 large 43c Only Iranchised Chevrolet (tellers $chmiAt$ FURST'S FASHION SHOPPE sig til itv C^rks coitnty Co p&s- *,';afrw. *2s)s Arthur Bonner, Head­ Reinstatement IXiA^Lre 7* comprised Donald Bieber and his a reserve fund for future use Laundry, Iv. Trinity at 8:15 a.m. ters. 773,692 words, 31,173 verses. Monies spent had to do with ex­ ticipate in a training alert Sunday ing; and Martin Ritter, Fred Nor­ April 1st; 250 Added Valentine, Clair Ritzman, Lloyd | Feb. 28-March 1-2: Longswamp 1.189 chapters and 66 books. The tensive renovations in the church from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The alert ris, Paul Herring and Dr. Henry Berger and George Gift. Lions Minstrel, 8 p.m., Long- Since Dec. 6th word "and" occurs 46.277 times. euiflce. Gifts during Kio • ecacaO •came from the U.S. Air Force fitter Casseiberry, Fleetwood. TOYM Reitffcmaufcr iwamp Social Hall. 'Lord" 1.855 times; "Reverend" but 90th anniversary of the congrega­ center in Harrisburg. Mrs. Clyde F. Lytle, Kutztown, is The names of 5.77G Berks county TOYM Reidenauer, 36. in addi­ once, in the ninth verse of the tion were a great boost to the debt Kutztown firemen answered an visiting relatives in Washington voters may be dropped from the tion to being Director of Civil De­ 111th Psalm. reduction. alarm Thursday morning, the re­ D.C. and Richmond and Hopewell, permanent registration rolls for TOPTON CLUBWOMEN TO fense for Kutztown, is the organ­ The middle verse is the eighth Announcement of the cancella­ sult of a truck fire on Route 22 east Va. failure to vote within the past two izer of two Police classes, and also of the 118th Psalm. tion was made at a recent dinner HEAR KSTC LIBRARIAN of Krumsville. years, announces Elwood Coldren, Mrs. John Hill and Edward A. inspired 70 to complete First Aid meeting of the Brotherhood in Un­ The Program of Advance of the chief county registrar. Cards rep­ The 21st verse of the seventh A talk on "Fifty Years of Best Hill, Fleetwood R. 1, Luther Ep- courses. His outstanding work dur­ social rooms of the church. The Evangelical and Reformed church resenting that number of electors chapter of Ezra eorttains all the Sellers" hy Mrs Mary K.llen Lewis. ler, Temple R. 1, and Mr. and Mrs. ing the Stroudsburg Flood was a program featured the sound film. was presented at a joint meeting are scheduled to be "pulled" unless letters of the alphabet except "j." ! librarian at KSTC. will be featured William Walter, Fleetwood, enjoy­ chief factor in obtaining the Jaycee The finest chapter is the 26th chap­ "Behind the Ticker Tape" which Monday of the four churches com­ they reinstate themselves before at Monday's meeting of the Litera­ ed the illustrated lecture by Mr. award. He is a director of the Lions ter of Acts. The 19th chapter of II contrasted curb-stone trading with prising the Jacksonville Charge at April 1st when registration books ture Division of tho Topton and Mrs. J, Donald Sutherland. Club and one of its ambulance Kings and the 37th chapter of the intricacy of today's procedures Jacob's church, Jacksonville. A film close for the May 21 primary. Woman's Club at the home of Mrs. Washington D.C, at the Kempton drivers; a charter member of the Isaiah are alike. was shown. VFW; a member of the Legion and D. M Smith. Fire Hall. Of the 5,776 reinstatement cards The longest verse is the ninth Mrs. Rachael Fenstermacher, Fire Company A sportsman, he NATIONAL GUARD SHOW The Music Division. Mrs. Earl sent out by the registrar's office, in the eighth chapter of Esther Fleetwood, R. 1, who recently cele­ William Reinert and Mr. and enjoys fresh water and deep sea Trexler, chairman, will meet March more than 500 have been returned The shortest is the 35th of the lith ON TELEVISION FEB. 23 brated her 84th birthday was re­ Mrs. Paul Reinert, Alburtis R. D., fishing, and belongs to the Kutz­ , 4th and April 1st and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cosman by post offices for lack of complete G. David DeTurk, Lyons, has an­ chapter of St. John. The eighth. membered with cards, letters and town Rod and Gun Club and the Uniforms from the colorful past | At | recent board meeting at the and son, Catasauqua, visited Mr. addresses. nounced his candidacy for the Re­ 15th, 21st and 31st verses of the gifts. "I am well and hearty," she Pike Township Sportsmen's Asso­ of the Pennsylvania National Guard home of Mrs, .1 Park Smith, it wa> and Mrs. Adam Albright, Topton. A total of 250 names has been publican nomination for the Berks 107th Psalm are alike Each verse says, "and enjoy the Patriot very ciation. He is also affiliated with will be shown on a special half- decided that officers should serve added since Dec. 6 when registra­ Prison Board, He formerly served of the 136th Psalm end alike. much." Arline Bailey, Kutztown R. 2, tlu- Berks Police Association; Hu­ hour program Saturday at I 30 only one year. Nomination nf offi­ tion books were opened. This in­ on the Board after being appointed There are no words or names of On Valentine's Day Mr. and Mrs. spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. guenot Lodge No. 377 F.&A M.; and pm, on WGAI.TV Channel 8. Lan­ cer^ was also discussed In attend­ cludes 78 Republicans and 172 to fill the unexpired term of Joseph more than six syllables—From an George Meissner, Fleetwood, ob­ Lee Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio. is a 32d Degree Mason, and belongs caster. The program, to be tele­ ance were Mrs Webster K Rein­ Democrats. old newspaper served their 15th wedding anniver­ Kutztown Patrolman John Bailey, iHeinley. He was defeated in the to the Reading Consistory. His wife vised "live." will highlight the Na­ A 13-day outdoor registration ar­ 1 er' Mrs George Wean, Mrs. sary. who recently underwent an opera­ 1955 election. is the former Roxie Moser, of tional Guard Muster Pay m the ranged by the county commission­ George Mark. Mrs James Guldin, John Schappell, Kutztown; Rich­ tion in Community General hos­ A native of Lyons, he is a mem- ! Lvons This Spring Mr Reidenauer Keystone State and will Include ers, will begin March 4 and end the Mrs Franklin Slifer. Mrs Alton pital, '.-. back on duty. i ber and elder of Christ church, will observe the 10th anniversary the personal ippearancei of 100 ard Levan and Herbert Miller, 20th. Registrars will be in Topton Hoffman, Mrs Robert Trexler. Mrs. Fleetwood R. D.; Howard Althouse, A new sign, Henry's Keystone Dryville, and is a member of the of the Service Station that bears Who's New persons depicting a musical his­ March 8, Kutztown March 12 and 1 I Farl Trexler. Mrs Pearson Hinter- Dewey Bresslcr and Charles Focht, Market, has been erected at 313 Lvons and Kutztown Fire Com- his name He is a native of Krums­ toric panorama of the 210-year-old |letter and Mrs William Grim in Fleetwood March 18. i Hamburg R. D.; Ralph Harned, Al­ West Main. Kutztown, the self-serv­ j panics. Pike Township Sportsmen s: ville, and is a member of Ihe Luth­ Reading hospital: Daughters were Pennsylvania National Guard. eran congregation of Maxatawny burtis R. 1, and Florence Trexler, ice grocery, formerly owned by W. ; Association. Berks Firemen's Asso- | born to John and Esther (Keller) SQUARE DANCE church. The various guard units partici­ Lenhartsville, have been selected Lee Scholl. The present owner is WASHINGTON-LINCOLN Iciation. Ray A. Master Post No. 217, ! Snyder. Fleetwood, R l; Kenneth pating will wear the garb of the A square dance, sponsored by the as jurors for the March term of John Himmelberger, Seisholtzville, American Legion, Topton, and In- , and Arlene (Miller) Bowers. Fleet­ (Youth Degree Team of Kutztown PROGRAM AT GRANGE "Kitchen Police" Continental Army in 1770, militia Berks Criminal Court. and George Henry is manager. ternational Molders and Foundry^ wood, R 2, and Robert and Sarah uniforms of colonial Pennsylvania, Grange, will be held Friday from A program in celebration of the The Grangers who served the i Fink i Henninger, Breinigsville, R. Karl Fenstermacher, Mertztown. Josephine Brown, College Hill, Workers Union of North America.' Civil War uniforms and modern 7:30. to 11:30 p.m., at the Grange full-course, family-style turkey din­ 1. A daughter. Ann Louise, weigh­ R. I, received honorable mention birthdays of Washington and Lin­ He is employed by the Caloric Ap-', battle dress The backdrop settings ! 11 all Music will be furnished by has returned home after spending ner included Worthy Master and ing seven pounds, eight ounces, was for the fall term at the Pennsyl­ coln will be presented at tonight's pliance Corporation. will include .scores of aged battle | the Moonlight Serenaders and John more than two months with her sis­ Mrs. Harold Dellicker. Mrs. Karl born to Rkhard Allen and Gerald vania State University Center in meeting of Kutztown Grange at 7:30 flags carried Into conflict by guard Mertz will be figure caller. A 35- ter in Allenwood. Rabenold, Mr. and Mrs John ine iSprecherr Knoll, Fleetwood. Allentown. at the Grange Hall. Mrs. Edward ON CITRUS TOWER units in every major war the US cenl donation will be accepted Re­ John O'Neil, Kutztown, has re­ Leiby, lecturer, will be in charge Mrs John K. McDuffee, Kutztown Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. George A son was born to Gene and Mary Herman Lesher, Topton, a press turned home from Community Gen­ was engaged In freshments will be served. operator at a Topton industrial A Valentine program was pre­ R. 3, recently viewed the Florida Schaeffer, Mrs. Helen Sunday. Ellen (Haferi Sanders, Fleetwood, eral hospital where he spent 10 citrus country from the top of the Mrs. Dorothea Seltzer, Mr. and R. 1. firm, lost the ring finger of his days and underwent an operation. sented at the recent meeting and right hand after it was caught in included readings by Virginia Delp. new Citrus Tower at Clermont, Mrs. LaMar Treichler, Mrs. Flor­ Allentown hospital: Sons were Secret Pals were revealed at a Forrest Snyder and Mrs Edward Fla. She was in company with Mr. ence Rabenold, Shirley Schaeffer, born to Mr. and Mrs. John Kuppert. a winch. He was treated at Allen­ recent meeting of the Auxiliary of town hospital. Leiby and a skit by Irene Leiby, and Mrs Ward Newman, Romulus, Mubel Sunday. Irene Leiby, John Topton, and Mr and Mrs George Orioles Nest No. 23, Fleetwood NY. and Mr. and Mrs. Wirt New­ Schaeffer, Mary Erb. Alice Greena­ Schaeffer, Lyons A daughter was Joseph A. Snook, Kutztown R. 3, Sonja Bailey, LeRoy Knittle. Rich­ but the BEST j Iffnfl The 19 in attendance also enjoyed ard Rabenold and Leo Young. man, Mt Dora She will return the walt, Esther Kline. Donna Dellicker born to Mr. and Mrs Neil Print/. Lions International counsellor, a covered dish lunch. Mrs Clinton Braund was appoint­ first week in March. and Peggy, Carol and Leo Young. Topton. spoke at the recent 25th anniver­ Recent guests of Mrs. W. H ...including ed assistant matron of the juvenile The tower, opened last summer, sary dinner of the Muhlenberg Waters. Fleetwood, and Mr. and grange. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kocher, is a monument to the multi-million a home Township Lions Club at the Berk­ Mrs. Norman Kroh, Churchtown, Weisenberg township, were pro­ shire Hotel. were the Rev. and Mrs. Millard dollar citrus industry. It resembles heated with [1 111^ posed for membership. a huge map tack. Claude T. Berger has moved from Kroh and son Millard Jr., Seven Fairview Farm Guernsey Dispersal Berkeley to Hayward, Calif. Valleys, and Tillie Kroh and Mrs GULF Mrs. Ruth Luckenbill, Kutztown. Lester Crum, York. PAUL KLINE, Owner, Quentin, Pa.—Phone Lebanon 7-3056 FOR BETTER LIVING CHOOSE OUR escaped injury when the automo­ Richard Fisher, Kutztown, Rich At the Farm—Located 3 milei louth of Lebanon on Route No. 72, just north SOLAR bile she was operating was struck ard Miller, Kutztown R. D., and of Route No. 322. 5 miles north of the Lancaster-Lebanon turnpike interchange. in the rear by a car driven by Earl Leonard Stauffer, Topton, of the Lease, Jr., Reading, on North 11th Muhlenberg College Choir, will MORTGAGE LOAN PLAN Monday, March 4, 1957-12:30 P.M. (Sharp) HEAT St. Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, Philadel­ participate in a 300-voice choir at * phia, a passenger in the Lucken­ Haverford college, Saturday Cedar EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS 130 HEAD—3 BULLS—65 COWS—25 BRED and 39 OPEN HEIFERS—100% i bill car, suffered a slight contusion Crest Choir will also be included Vaccinated (47 due or fresh from January to May) of the left cheek. "Am happy to tell you," writes Includes Principal, Interest and Taxes 1955 DHIA average 8710 Milk 419 Fat—50 Cows Dr. and Mrs. Clark McClelland Mrs. Elwood Cornog, Summit, N. J. No matter how far you have to come to attend this sale, it'll be worth your iIda Brown) recently celebrated "that Papa 'the Rev. S. Neitz Dis- BEFORE YOU BUY OR BUILD GET THE FACTS TODAY while. Seldom will you ever have an opportunity to buy such high quality cattle, their first wedding anniversary at singer) has made considerable beautiful udders, high production, young and in perfect physical condition their home in Fremont, Neb. progress. His words and sentences ONE OF THE TOP GROUP OF CATTLE WE HAVE EVER SOLDMII forth. FINEST FUEL OIL Mrs. P. D. Keodinger, West Main are coming along in great style. READING FEDERAL SAVINGS St., Kutztown, has returned after My brother Chester, Florida, was Bangs and T.B. Certified your money con buy, caff spending some time in Atlantic greatly encouraged during his brief & LOAN ASSOCIATION Sale Managed by: For Catalogs Write: SOLAR HEAT CLAYTON CONRAD City. stay." Pastor Dissinger formerly PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION 612 Washington Street Dial 2-7354 Reading Phone 5441 Recent Kutztown Rotary make­ served Grace E. C. church, here. Box 491 Harritburg, Pa. healinn oil ups included tbe following: H. B. He recently suffered a stroke.

WIN A SIX-MONTH SUPPLY 1 «r-. Lettuce HEAD 15 OF IVORY SNOW ITSCHEROME VECtTMfS ($50,000 in Cash Prizes Nationally) LOCAL PRIZES—WIN A CASE OF IVORY SNOW SEEDLESS WHITE SEASON'S each GRAPEFRUIT FINEST Giant Size Regular Size fctsUgtat Bitth*^L SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS lb 49c 79 33c PILLSBURY MUSSELMAN'S LONGHORN BLUE RED SOUR PITTED 303 can PIE-CRUST BONNET MARGARINE THE KEYCO LABEL WILL t SERVE YOUR TABLE BESTI CHERRIES MIX CHEESE LB. pounds »W \fM f p 55 2 quarters Jj JJ *» Alton's Keystone Store DEL MONTE 46 oz. Topton Lyon. Road CARNATION MILK SOWERS. PA. 2 43' 2 - 37^ EVAPORATED Pineapple Juice Boyer's Market QUALITY MEATS 3 r. 41c FLEETWOOD R D. -' FANCY 303 2-55c RIB END Eddies Foodliner PORK KEYC.^. . ^Ow SELECT . 232 w.,1 Main CUTS OR KUTZTOWN. PA, KEYCO <«•>• CHOPS ROASTS PEAS 2-35* Henry's Keystone Market ORANGE n BERKS KUTZTOWN, PA. KELLOCCS 12 oz. JUICE B & B cello 33 Eckert & Lantz Y pkg. CORN 7-9 Cantra Av.nu* KEYCO TOPTON BACON 59 LB. FLAKES 2~41* A. L. Rhoads & Son PICKLE and PIMENTO I PORK & BEANS 342 Weil Main Sltf.t l lb. NESTLES KUTZTOWN, PA. 2% 16 oz. can LOAF iZWAN can INSTANT i can fc% *1.09 ^^*" IMPORTED Schappell's Food Market 2 Ib. c c Brooklyn—R. D. 2 can KUTZTOWN, PA. "ib 25c I HAMS $1.99 COFFEE 89 2-35 i3»29 Sprecher's Meat Market 41 Weil- Mnin , SfSSS DEEP FREEZE SENECA SAUER KRAUT 303 can FLF.ETW0OD, PA KEYCO 6 oz. MINUTE MAID 2 2Va can 300 can Heffner's Food Market cans TOMATOES WALNUTTOWN FLEETWOOD *. 0. #2 ORANGE JUICE 33< 2 33 2 23 A. J. Strause Food Market 2*» 35c 10 oz. SEABROOK 16 oz. MYERS 1014 oz. CAMPBELL IB Writ Waihinglon - ! FLEtrWOOLl PA • CUT-CORN Chicken Pies Potato Soup SUNSHINE KEEBLER Waster's Grocery GRAHAM t PECAN % Lyon Station LYONS. PA. 69c 2 37c CRACKERS pkg. SANDIES 2 35< 25 49 LB. The Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 EIGHT EVENTS IN FLEETWOOD POLICE CONTINUE HUNT MRS. DIETRICH FETED Feb. 22: Blue-Gold Banquet, Cub VIRGINVILLE To Appear at KSTC February 24 NEW TRIPOLI Food Sales—Suppers AT SURPRISE SHOWER FOR COUNTY JOY RIDER Scouts, Legion Hall. Music by Mil. ElMIR FUHlt Mrs. Walter Dietrich Jr., Maxa­ State police are still on the look­ Boy Scout Orchestra Mr*. Warren J. D. Miller Reporter The Aid So-iety of Huff's church tawny, was recently feted at a sur- Feb. 22: True Blue Class EUB Reporter out for somebody who took a wild will sponsor a bake sale Saturday price baby snower at the nome of CYpress 8 3720 B and unauthorized trip from Kutz­ Church, Mrs. William Burns, Phone Hamburg 4859 afternoon in Rohrbach's Memorial Mr and Mrs Walter Dietrich Sr., The Rev. Robert A. Haas will con­ town to Bally Friday night. hostess The Auxiliary of the Community Chapel. On sale will be cakes, pies, Kutztown. The gi{ts were placed duct services at Ebenezer church A 1954 .ledan, owned by Lloyd Feb. 22: At 8 p.m. Square Dance, Fire Company ha* donated $300 to doughnuts, oyster pies and vege-> around a two.foot high stork Tne Sunday at 10:15 a.m Church school Reidenauer, Kutitown, was report­ New Grange Hall, sponsored by the firemen. The group will sponsor table soup. (table centerpiece comprised two will meet at 9 a.m. ed stolen Friday between 10 and a covered dish luncheon and Valen- /^icps and pink and blue candles Youth Group A total of S100 was collected in k bake s'aic will be sponsored fey 11 p.m. At 1:05 a.m. Saturday, the QHV .weia! Fe-V W at th* fir<> hail and the favors were miniature Feb. 25: Lutheran Women's Cir­ thc New Tripoli area during the re­ the Junior Class of KAHS Saturday car showed up at the home of Mrs. The altar flowers in Moselem cle, Mrs. William Deisher, host­ cent Mothers March on PoiW). 2+h37 ^Renninger's Market on t»p Kvta-1 diapers filled with mints William Gross, Bechtelsville, R. 1, Lutheran church February 3 were The suriihcyj SOX3E2M Shirley Keller was the local chairman. town Lyons Road. where it went throirgh a pickeV ess placed in memory of Mr and Mrs. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Fitzgerald, May Walbert, Eleanor The local Cub Scouts will hold fence and rammed the Gross house. Feb. 27: At 8 p.m. Public Meeting Solon Fegley by the children. The An Italian sandwich sale will be Dietrich, Betty Hein, Nancy their annual Blue-Gold banquet Damage to the car was set at sev­ bulletin for February is sponsored conducted Saturday by the Luther Pauley, Janet Barto, Nancy Fegely, Concerning the Swimming Friday evening, Mar. 1st, at Fatz- eral hundred dollars and to the ,-liy-Mrs Carrie Miller in memory League of St. John's Lutheran j Helen and Edna Dey, Mrs Rose Pool,, FJHS inger's Hotel. Magical feats by house at $100. of her husband. church. Kutztown. Orders may be rjey, Mrs. Luther Kemp. Mrs. Al- Feb. 28: Lions, Hotel Fleetwood Clair Werley will be featured. State troopers, who are investi­ "Serving Fine Meals on a given to any of members. len Miller, Mrs. William Rarick, Feb. 28: Grange, New Grange Larry Ferrari, television organ­ gating the incident, reported that Budget" were discussed at Mon­ Mrs. Fred Merkel, Mrs. Kenneth Hall ist, will present a concert in the ZONE ONE BANQUET Seidel Jr Mrs Henry Cole Mrs the drived apparently failed to ne­ day's meeting of the Virginville Feb. 28: At 7 p.m. Square Dance, Home Economics Group at the auditorium of Northwestern High The annual bmquet of the Orig- Victor Walbert, Mrs. Edgar Sieg- gotiate a left turn on Legislative school Saturday, Mar. 30. The event Junior Choir St. Paul's Luther­ home of Mrs. Warren Boyer. Len­ inal Fire Compai.y Zone 1, will be fried, Mrs. George Kramer, Mrs. Route 06033 between Bally and will be sponsored by the Women's an, Legion Hall hartsville R 1. Mrs. Lester Green­ held March 22 at 6:30 p.m., at the Norman Fox, Mrs. William Warm- Boyertown. Committee of the Lehigh County awalt and Mrs. Boyer were in Kutztown Fire Hall. The member kessel, Mrs. Lawrence Dietrich, Farmers Association and the music companies of the first organized fire Mrs Ernest Wiltrout, Mrs.' Lamar charge. department of Northwestern school The altar flowers in Moselem Tickets jjay be obtained from any zone in the nation are Kutztown, j Treichler and Mrs. George Sherry. BAKE SALE-Sat, Feb. 23 Lutheran church Feb 20 were plac­ I member of the Farmers Associa­ Fleetwood, Topton and Lyons. The Neither esteem anything as of ad­ ed in memory of Mr. and Mrs. tion., officers are William Leiby, presi- RENNINGER'S FARMERS MARKET Wilson Merkel by the children. dent; Mark Reed, vice president; vantage to thee that shall make Moselem Lutheran church school The Women's Committee of the Warren Grim, treasurer, and Earl i Lehigh County Farmers Associa- thee break the word or lose thy Benefit JUNIOR CLASS of KAHS will meet Sunday at !) am. F. Heffner, recording secretary. I tion will sponsor "Breakfast With self-respect.—Marcus Aurelius Eleanor Kohler was feted at a I j Your Neighbor" Saturday at Walp's surprise party in celebration of her erhood of Ebenezer church will Larry Ferrari, TV Organist, to be sponsored by Choir of St. ! Restaurant, Allentown. recent 17th birthday at thc Topton meet Mar. 1st instead of Feb. 22. Paul's E. and R. Church, Kutitown. I Wilmer Kressley, New Tripoli R Officers elected by the Young Fire Hall. She was the recipient of 12, was recently feted at a turkey- many gifts. Lunch was served. The People's Council of Ebenezer Sunday will mark the first ap- I For more than 18 months he was dinner in celebration of his 62nd church include Robert Daniels, •Urpriien included Mr. and Mrs. MONEY-SAVING pearance of Larry Ferrari, famed ! the feature on the Army Show, I birthday at his home. In attendance president; Ethel Frey, vice presi­ Francis Rothermel and son Francis 1 ! „ , ,, T „ TV organist, in this area, when at "Fort Dix Presents"; was a two- were the children and grandchil­ dent; Carol Handwerk, secretary; Jr Temp le; Mr and Mrs LawsoD .. ". ' ,. . _ time winner on "Talent Patrol," and \ dren. 3nd Joyce Rabert, treasurer. Gambler. Karl Gambler. Mr and J ni ln .. . r. ui u 4 -at PKSTC in, hee presentSchaeffes ar concertaudi onu. Hims guest artist on the Arlene Francis Dennis Hartman was feted at a Saretta Oswald, daughter of Mr. M--s George Stufllet and Fred sponsors, the choir members of St. "Soldier Parade." Arndt. Topton: Mr. and Mrs Irwin I surprise party in celebration of his and Mrs. Frederick Oswald, cele­ Paul's F. and R. church. Kutztown, After separation from the i\rmed|4th birthday Fcb 16 at tne hom(, brated her fifth birthday Feb. 9. Kohler and children Irwin .Ir. and have been working hard to boost „ . _. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gardner, Al­ Sharon. Fleetwood; and Mr. and ihe attendance al ihe concert, and mmmmmm CLOSE-OUTS the star of the Larry Ferrari Show . sers totaled 20 lentown, purchased the Marion Mrs. Lawrence Moyer, Mr and Mrs. Hartrnan The surpri a delightful concert is anticipated. on Channel Six where he is seen Landis property in town. William Mohn, Walter Mohn, Lil­ The Missionary-Guild and Broth- The guest artist's first profes­ every week. He has shared the spot­ lian Baer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur sional engagement was at the age light with Ed Sullivan, Eddie Kohler, all of town. of 15 in a skating rink in Boston. Fisher. Martha Wright, Julius La- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Price and He then played in hotels and sup­ CHOICE 56 HOTPOINT Rosa, Bud Collyer, Tony Martin QUALITY Carl Heist. Fleetwood. Mrs. Carrie per clubs in the Boston area, on the and many others. Miller and Mrs. Charles Rahn, Boston Common, and for two Each night, during the dinner CARS TRACTORS Kutztown, and Mr. and Mrs Paul Christmas seasons was featured by hour, he plays in fhe Terrace Room FORD Miller and children James. Rnnna the New Haven Railroad entertain­ of the Benjamin Franklin, Philadel­ Lee, Darlene and Michael. Breinigs ing thousands of commuters and APPLIANCES phia. ville, called on Mr. and Mrs. War­ travelers in Boston's South Station I His music is "easy-listening." ren Miller AND TO APPEAR ON TV MOSELEMSPRINGS Lucy Meek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meek Sr., Mertztown FREE HALL MRS. RUSSELl O'BOYLt R. 1, will appear on the "Chief Reporter Mrs. Edgar Romig, Reporter JfjL HalftownShow" on WFIL-TV Chan­ CAPITOL KITCHENS litm Fleetwood 3693 nel 6 Sunday, at 1030 am. The OVerbrook 2-7248 The following attended a Youth teenage yodler musician will ap­ Walter Werst visited Raymond 53 FORD 55 FORD V8 Committee meeting of the Fleet pear every other week. She has wood Grange at the !:orac of Mr. I appeared on radio programs and Werst Sr„ of Topton. Ranch Wagon, Green and White, heater, turn signals, Ranch Wagon and Mrs. Clarence Althouse: Mr. been seen coast to coast on TV in­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Romig standard iranimitsion, fine con­ Red and White, heater, radio, io beautiful IN YOUR KITCHEN and Mrs Robert Wanner and cluding an appearance last year on were entertained at a dinner at the dition, reasonable price. turn indicatori, etc. daughter, Mane HeUter, Ruth Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Gene Miller, George Ohl- Reitnauer, Macungie R. D. inger and Marvin Schoedler. VALENTINE PARTY Mrs. Verna Jones was a patient so IxJonderful -fo Coot on J Mr. and Mrs Elwood Noll recent­ The Fleetwood Fire Company in the Allentown hospital. 3 USED TRACTORS - USED LOADER ly entertained Mr. and Mrs Earl Auxiliary enjoyed a Valentine Mr and Mrs. Claude Fritch and Trexler and daughter Sue. Topton; party at the Fire Hall, when games family, of Bally, visited Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Conrad and were played, and prizes were Mrs. Paul Fritch and Mrs. Mamie ^jror a Car that S Kialtt—^ee LJi ZJoday sons Thomas and Ronald. Mr. and awarded Four new members, Mrs Fritch. Mrs George Keller and son Carl Emily Manwiller, Mrs. Lucille and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Noll. Schaeffer. Mrs Ruth Wolfe and Man is free born: he is neither Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ida Korb. were welcomed. At- the slave of sense, nor a silly am­ e^chlenker A. ^r. Mrs. Clarence Althouse included , tendance totaled 48. bler to the so-called pleasures and nc. Model 6EF10 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kline, Mrs. i The next meeting, March 12, will pains of self-conscious matter.— 314 WEST MAIN STREET, KUTZTOWN PHONE 5211 Elsie Stoudt, Mrs. Leah Althouse. feature novelty games. Mary Baker Eddy A True Food fromxmr Mrs. Grace Seidel. Elmer Derr. with lt» own separata Robert Seidel. Ruth Davis and cooling system and big, Elmer Strauss. 75-lb. capacity. A Full-Six* Refrigerator SHADOW OF EVIL They'll never believe you paid with ideal humidity that A Western thriller, "Shadow nf Evil" will be presented "live" on ; keep* even uncovered foods the US Steel Hour Wednesday at fresh and flavorful. 10 p.m. on WCAU TV Channel 10. This two-in-one Hotpolnt is Philadelphia. The drama is let In the answer to your dual food Bannack City during the lawless so little! storage needs. It's a true 10.5 MODEL RB 69 days of the old West anti stars Shir­ cu. ft combination for the Reg. $269.95 ley Jones. Lee Marvin and Jack price of a refrigerator alone. Cassidy. As low, roomy and luxurious as cars costing'' Includes Frost-Away fully THE NEW hundreds more, this lovely new Ford is automatic defrosting, loads of de luxe features, new NOW THEATRE big in everything but price! color inside and out! PALACE TOPTON Now you can have over 17 long, lean, luxury- JftStyotiit packed feet of fine car at Ford prices. A new Reg. $339.95 kind of Ford, it's the prestige car of the low- PUSHBUTTON AUTOMATIC $209 Thortduy and Monday Nitei One Show at 730 P.M. Only price field. ELECTRIC RANGE Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., Feb. 21-22-23 With a completely new "Inner ford"! NOW • New "Super 2600" Catted » ler werld's SAVE testes! seeking e All Calrod super even The fineness of this car starts way down deep. 9 e Oven Timing Clock e Unliable deep- There's a new wide-base frame . . . new sus­ well ceeker e Celer-keyed pushbuttons pensions front and rear ... a new built-for- e Plug-In Oelden Griddle e Plug-in Golden $65 $254 * Fryer—both eptfenel new er later e Chelce keeps body . . . more insulation than any com­ el Hetpeinl Celortenes petitive car. And with this all-new "Inner Ford," you ride silently, solidly, smoothly. Save *85 OO Wifri new Ford V-8 engines/ This year, Ford brings you a sizzling new series fESS IWKE8 KATH10R CROWIEY - £FT YOtt of famous Ford V-8's.* And, of course, Ford's 2 COLOR-FLECKED • OMne itouiet Mileage Maker Six is tbe savin'est top-per­ former on the market. CAPITOL 'Including a SOO-hp Thundtrbird Sit Superdiarged VS and ITO-hp Thmnaerbiri Sit Super V-S Steel Kitchens

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COMPLETE PINK KITCHEN 12' x 7' WITH BUILT-IN •—JOHN WAYNE WASHER . A REPUBLIC PICTURE BLENDER, JUICER, KNIFE SHARPENER, HOTPOINT Reg. $339.95 DISHWASHER, LAZY SUSAN, OVEN CABINET, SINK, Tues.-Wed , Feb. 26-27 NOW ETC. LIST $1499.50 SALE SAVE IN $24995 PRICE $999 so»" $500 HIS FIRST BUILT-IN OVEN AND SURFACE UNIT NOT INCLUDED WESTERN! SAVE $90 . sjttiHS M>li,l% Cash Nite—Wed. Nite WILLOW ST. Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., Feb. 28- Six or V-8 the going's great KUTZTOWN March 1-2 in the new kind of PHONES EK510KT*- KUTZTOWN 7391 TABS R2CK1 SCHLENKER S, INC.-KUTZTOWN FLEETWOOD 8327 UCHNJLOlOR MILLER'LUMBER - FUELS - HARDWARE - PAINTS - BUILDINSG MATERIAL S - APPLIANCES Phone 5211 The Patriot, Kutztown, Fa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 NINE ! PIONEER GRANGE HOST TO Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheirer. Plans for the annual Pennsylva­ belle Croll, Irvin Schlegel, Peter Judge Hess Again Mrs. Leroy Eck and John Geist, nia Dutch program Mar 9th wen Barto, George Leibensperger, Eliza­ GREAT SWAMP FEB. 21 LOWER Kutztown, called on Mr. and Mrs. SEIPSTOWN completed at the recent meeting of Birthday Greetings beth Hauck, Joan Barrell, Mrs. Al­ Harry Fenstermacher. ' MRS. EMMA RUPP MILUR the Seipstown Literary Society ton Greenawalt, George DeLong, Pioneer Grange, Topton, will be EUB Heads United Fund LONGSWAMP Reporter The committee comprises Mrs John Stump, Mae Fox, Mrs. Katie host to Great Swamp Grange, Bucks Lee Keiser, Topton, visited his Feb. 15: Mrs. Dorothy Wagner, Burns, Judge Warren K. Hess, Reading, UEO A. REINERT brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and New Smithville ATwoter 5-2312 Anna George, Mrs. Ralph Miller Stump. Charlotte Rhoads, Patricia county, at tonight's meeting at Shirley Hamm, Marie Ebert and Mrs. Harvey Kern, Charles Kuhns, was reelected president of the Unit­ Reporter Mrs. James Delong. Stern. Barbara Schlenker and Mrs. 7:30 p.m., at the Grange Hall. The The Rev. John L. Herbster will thc officers. Kenneth Hamm, George Kutz, John W. Daniel Fetherolf. ed Fund, at a recent meeting at the I visiting grangers will present the Mrs. Mae Biery, Mertztown, spent conduct services at Ziegel church Guinther, Robert Jeffries, Margaret Dance, Berks Courthouse. Others renamed Mrs. Randall Schuler, Earl Gan- I program. Sunday *»\\k\ tm son and daughter- Sunday at 9 a.m. Church school The annual Founders Day pro- Bartholomew, Marion Merkel, Her­ Feb. 57; Robert Miller. Paul red by were: "Vice Presidents Donald gawere, Harry and Richard Fen­ Tbe Gttnifp Youth Corouiittpp. in-law, Mr.~ah6 Mrs. Max Biery and will meet at 10:15 a.m. »etA <«**» fMetUlfd at Monday bert Lantz, Evelyn Gontkovsky, Knrppenbach. Mrs. Morris Sell, -SeeMViium, Edward Haas, Mrs. Sid­ stermacher, Ralph Bauman and will sponsor its bi-weekly dance Mrs. Elda Deisher. night's meeting of the Weisenberg Ralph Gauker, Florence Loch, Mrs. Tina Fegley, Mrs. Harry ney Mcllvain; Secretary H. P. Good; Jacob Delong, called on Mr. and "Textile Painting" will be dis­ Parent-Teacher Association at the Frederick, Mrs. Curtis Kramer, $ Cir- Feb. 22, at 8 p.m., at the Grange Mr. and Mrs. »'aul Schnabel, cussed at Wednesday's meeting of Gladys Ziegler, Kerry Geist and and Treasurer Sidney Kline, assist­ Hall. Music will be on recordings. Mrs. Paul Scheirer. Weisenberg Consolidated school Mabel Brobst, Katie Leibensperg­ , host- ed by John Dunlap. Ruppsville, visited Mr. and Mrs. the Weisenberg Home Economics Mrs. Clara Fetherolf. Benefit games will be held at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Meek and The Program of Advance of the Feb. 16. John Moyer, Ruth Hll- er, Mrs. George Weaver, Glenn Henry Schnabel Sr. Club at thc home of Mrs. Carl 1 Beck.. Gfiorge Grim. Nancy Noll, Irtte rflrange wes's m\^tnueStm ttymsu*.TW'STT T N^*^ Mr. M*ck's par­ > F.viMVo.oUr* *""A ^^-"vjHed cY-Mecb, y\mt. Mrs. J. Adam Hwtev, Mrs. leeting are Dr. Harold" Farber, G. Clymer ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meek. Nafftan" btnasdtger visaed ait' fH.'.wrfW>arher at 1:30 p.m. Inter­ was outlined by the Rev. Robert Richard Luckenbill, Mrs. Joseph house Thursday, March 7th, when brother and sister in-law, Mr. and ested women are invited. Carl Leiby, Clair Herman, Clara- mming Brooke, Dr. Stanley Fink, Max the program will be sponsored by Mrs. Grace Scheaffer and daugh­ Urffer. NefTs, at a recent meeting Wechezak, Dorothy Schultz, Frank­ Fisher, Paul Hafer, Roger Jewett, Mrs. Edwin Brensinger. Mrs. Mary Breininger visited her lin Adam, Kenneth Schade, the International Harvester Com­ ter Mabel, Allentown, called on Mr. of the E. and R. congregation of VISITING PROFESSOR wood Helen Nicholson, Mrs. Ralph Reber, pany. Harry W. Knittle, Kutztown. and Mrs. Melvin Barr and the Fen­ Mrs. Clara Derr. Topton, called sister-in-law, Mrs. Maude Rupp, Ziegel church. Charles Geiger, Mrs. Vernie Dr. Charmenz S. Lenhart, on Clauser, Leon Merkel, Peter Christ- Walter Rohrbach, Mrs. Sidney will be in charge. Lunch will be stermacher boys. on Mr. and Mrs. Allison Minner. Allentown. Cynthia Ann Heintzelman, daugh­ 5range leave from Mary Washington col­ man. Frank Pegg, Richard Folk, Whitehall and John Rhoda. served. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilbert vis­ William Rupp and Mrs. Harry ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heint­ John Ziegenfus, Allentown, call­ lege, Fredericksburg, Va., is the Ronald Heffner, Mrs. Charles Carr, ited the former's mother, Mrs. Hcrbst continue on the sick list. zelman, Breinigsville R. 1, was bap­ Dance, The Home Economics Club will ed on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krock. new visiting professor of English Isaac Wolfe, Marcy Helm and QUILTING PARTY Jared Hilbert,, Free Hall. tized Sunday by the Rev. John L .uther- meet March 6th and conduct its Edwin Rothrock visited his Alice Haas, a special education for the second semester at KSTC. Glendoor Stump. A Nine-Patch quilt was complet­ monthly Italian sandwich sale teacher at Parkland High school, Herbster. brother-in-law and sister* Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, She holds tbe degrees of bachelor ed at a recent party at the home March 7th. Orders may be placed attended an education conference Feb. 18: Anna Reppert. Henry Mrs. Henry Delong, Mertztown R. Mertztown, were guests of Mr. and The book "Mission USA." was and master of arts from Indiana of Mrs, Harry C. Hoch, Whiteoak with Mrs. Mahlon Fritch. at Atlantic City, N.J. Zimmerman, Mrs Randolph Leihen- D. Mrs. Robert Scheirer. reviewed by Mrs John L. Herb­ State Teachers college, Terre St., Kutztown. Lawson Warmuth visited his Mr. and Mrs. K.Imer Kressley will ster at Tuesday's meeting of the eperger, Paul Hilbert, Dolores Haute, and doctor of philosophy in 3 The quilters included Mrs. Louise ORCHID SHOW brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and FLEETWOOD LIONS move to the SanYuel Snyder farm Ziegel church Guild. Geist, Harold Wahl, Forrest Weis- in the near future. English from the University of Weigle, Mrs. Amanda Gromis, Mrs. The second annual orchid show Mrs. Carl Fritsch, Topton. Fourteen couples and a "single" The altar flowers in Ziegel ner, Walter Kohler. Mrs. Percy Etn- Alice Fox, Mrs. Lillian Weitzel, Ralph Miller transacted business Illinois. The subject of her doc­ llg, Paul Guinther, Mrs. Harold will be held Feb. 24-25 at the Read­ Mrs, Robert Graul and Mrs. enjoyed the Hershey Ice Capade church Sunday were placed by Mrs. Mary Wessner, Mrs. Amy ing Public Museum and Art Gal­ Luther Wirts, Allentown, called on trip sponsored by the Fleetwood in Toledo, Ohio. tor's dissertation was "Musical In­ Starr, Clarence Ruff, Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenstermaker US Metz, Mrs. Massie Ann Miller, Mrs. lery, 500 Museum Rd., Reading, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Feinert And Lions on Valentine's Day. Mrs. Ernest Lohrman visited her fluences on Modern American Epting, Mrs. Earl Schappell, Stan­ Esther Dunkle and Betty Dunkle, sponsored by the Berks County Or­ son Leo. The next meeting will be held parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mil­ in memory of Charles Feuter Poetry," published by the Univer­ ley Bryniarski, Judith Fenster- and the hostess. chid Society. Howard Dey, Alburtis, called on Feb. 28 at Hotel Fleetwood. ler, Allentown. maker. sity of Georgia Press. macher, Raymond Seip, Delano Srhucker, Mrs. Elizabeth Grasely, Elaine Sunday, Douglas Dietrich and Dennis Hartman. Feb 19 Ben Hlmmelrelch, Ethel [ Fiering, Donald Balthaser. Mahlon 1957 MODELS I Dietrich, Mrs. Adam Bleiler. P. Douglas Speer, Irvin Merkel, Rich­ ard Sterner, Mrs. Paul Kistler, Ril hard Boyer. Mary Leiby, Clair Arnold, Mrs. LeRoy Brown, Mrs Jnliii Rissmlller, Jr., Doris Ang- stadt, Warren Uanonhower. Mil­ "Hotpoint dred Conrad. Ronald O'Neil, Mrs. Mark Bailey and Dorothy Long. Feb, 23: Richard Rentscnlcr, George Schuler, Jr., William Leib­ 111 ensperger Warren Cronrath. Elsie Heydt, Mrs. Paul Weidenmeyer, ANNOUNCING Evelyn Bleiler, LeRoy Ziegler, Mor­ APPLIANCES ns Dreibelbis. Wayne Greenawalt, Raymond Schaeffer, Donald Die­ trich. Mrs William Kutz, Mrs, Viola Binkley, Barbara Wagaman, Mrs. Howard Rabert, Mrs Charles Koch, Wallace LeVan and the Rev. Rich­ ard D, Miles. Brand New In Every Respect and In Color Tool! Feb. 21: Dorothy Dietrich. Hettie Bieber, Mrs. Nora Dreibelbis, Ray Loeb, Mrs Evan Stoudt, Mrs. Ray­ mond'Wahl. Edwin Long, Mrs. Wil­ lis Kanck. Mrs. John Weidner, Mrs. Ranges - Refrigerators - Washers - Dryers - Hot Water Heaters - Freezers - Dishwashers Verta Hammes, Thelma Rhode, Richard Moser, Paul Price, Rey­ nold Guldin, Evelyn Wessner, Del- mar Dlehl, Oscar Leibensperger, Built-in Units for Your Modern Kitchen Helen Weaver. Sallie Dreibelbis, Herbert Christman, Mrs. Calvin Grim and Linda Rothermel. Feb. 22 Marion Stern, Mrs. George Hollenbach, Mrs. Willard Hilbert, Paul Geisinger, Mrs. John Gruber, Bernice Bleiler, Mrs. Rus­ sell Gehringer, Mrs. Harold Keller, Ivan Oswald, Mrs. John Silan, 2 OVEN BUIL T- George Kohler, Delman Balthaser, Stanley Kern. Mrs Charles Bieber, CONVENIENCE Irvin Delcamp, Doris Miller, George .Christman, Benjamin Herman, Ja­ cob Rothermel. George DeTurk, j Virginia Weidner. Dorothy Peter, BARBECUE INS Mrs Wellington Dey, Mrs. Jacob Rothermel. Lynn Kunkel, Walter Exclusive new Cubbage George Moll, George Ra- Roast-Right thermometer der, Leon Boone, George Dunkel, ISUPER SPEED Russell Haas, Stanley Zimmerman, plays the tune "Tenderly' Goldie Rupp, Jolce Fritz, Clifford ... yet it's only TOO! when your roast Is done Greenawald. Dennis Hertzog. Paul exactly to your taste I Hill, Jr., Gary Wert, Fern Nester and Ronald Adams. 69 WIDE! Feb. 2:i: Betty Streieh. Robert .95 Moyer. Doris Stump, Paul Lein­ bach, Mrs Clarence Schwoyer, Mrs. Carl Fegely, Ruth Burcaw, Mrs. Worth Dries, Mrs. William Hammes, V Curtis Schappell, Mrs. Luther RANGE TOPS Kemp, Lester Fegely, Betty Schroeder, William Lesher and AND Carl Ziegler. 9 WALL OVENS Feb 24: H. D. Oswald, Ralph Adam, Mrs. Reuel Schappell. Jean Killer, Rodney Moyer, William Ra­ cier. Frances and Franklin Trexler, • COFFEE-PERK lervei 6 tablet ol bridge. Maket Marcella Hammes, Mrs. Richard I Vs gall, delicious coffee in juit 25 minutetl Bechtel, Daniel Seidel, Mildred l*eHee Wet ceetiel REFRIGERATORS Cooking every way is completely automatic on Madeira. Richard O'Neil. Amos e telteete Deep Well Thrift C eel leg this beautiful new range—in both ovens—including Adam, Sandra Price, John Conrad, Rota-Grill—and top-range cooking, too! Paul Smoyer, John Schappell, e Thrift Ireiler WITH ALL THE FEATURES THE HOUSEWIFE WANTS Larry Emerick. Julia Reinert, Patty e Silvei Giey eesy (leaalea evee • Super-Malic deep-well or • "Sapor 2600" Calrod* Leh, Walter Mohn, Mark Henry i m «elerf er white from 7.7 cu. ft. to 18.4 cu. ft. surface tie* twd tempera­ anit quick as a wink I and Wayne Obyle. ture central. Feb. 26 Robert Schwoyer, Fred •Automatic Mealtimer • Double-even luxury ami Bennicoff, Mrs. James Bierly, Mrs. 0 times all surface cooking I convenience — both bake, George Hoch. Victor Walbert, Roel- MOST HAVE AUTOMATIC DEFROST AND ler Haas, Arthur George, Mae roast, brail automatically. • Newest silver-grey oven Stump, William Leinbach, Bertha FREEZER COMPARTMENTS DISHWASHERS • Color-lighted pushbuttons I Interiors ia porcelain I Schott, Mrs. Sarah Hoch, Lester ROTA-GRIU EARBECUE for that outdoor George, Marlene Smith, Geraldine ILT-IN flavor In roods cooked indoors. Automatic! Wahl, Joyce Weisner Mrs. Neil Haring. Joseph Haring, Milton Mil­ 'OINT ler, Marion Reidenhour, Mrs. Wal­ SINK, ter Schaeffer, Mrs. Curtis Groff, SIX MODELS Look to Hotpoint for the Finest.. First! Jon Keller and Thomas Ruppert. Feb. 27: Arthur Bortz, Mrs. Ralph Shankweiler, Mrs. Edwin Wessner, Mrs Frank Wiltrout. Mrs. HOME FREEZERS It Costs Less Than You Think to Have A William Christman, Ralph Merkel, 10 Florence Bachman, Stanley Miller, UPRIGHT & CHEST TYPES Mrs. Ray Kemp, Johanna Gallick, )ED HOTPOINT ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN AND Paul Yenser, Charlotte Mayer, Phyllis Saylor, Yale Kroninger, from 11.9 cu. ft. to 25.9 cu. ft. Leon Henry, Mrs. Kathryn Zimmer­ HOME LAUNDRY man, Paul Moll and Marvin Berger. Feb. 28: Mrs. LeRoy Steely, Earl ST. Barto, Howard Braucher, Virginia WILLOW ST. Grego, Mrs. Edwin Fegely, Guy VN Schaeffer, Frederick Shearer, Oscar KUTZTOWN LUMBER-FUEL Schucker, Anna Barto, William HARDWARE-PAINTS Wessner, Linda Boyer, William 7391 PHONES Schucker, Jeanette Reinhart, Sylvia BUILDING MATERIALS Spangler, Eleanor Eckert. Arthur 8327 KUTZTOWN 7391 Berger, Mrs. Irvin Smith, Ruth APPLIANCES Mertz, Helen Kramer, Robert Geh­ FLEETWOOD 8327 ris, Kenneth Martis, Walter Schaef­ IANCES fer, Mrs. Jack Daly, Harry Unger, Paul Kistler. Nevin Miller, David MILLER Hinkle and Morris Kline. TEN The Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 ENROLLMENTS OPEN AT school. United Fund Staff Howard Merkel, Virginville, STOPS AT SEVEN POST OFFICES KEMPTON KSTC CAMPUS SCHOOL CRYSTAL CAVE transacted business in this vicinity. MRS. HARRY IUTZ Is Reorganized Parents interested in enrolling IRENE A. SUNDAY Local farmers attended the Sam­ Reporter their children in kindergarten and uel Braucher Estate public sale on Pleasant 6-4373 The reorganization of the profes­ first grade, September 1957, in the Phone Kutztown 6969 Fleetwood R. D. sional staff and the establishment KSTC Campus Elementary School Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bleiler Jr. "Kareening" Kamp Has 28-Mile Route The Rev. Clarence R. Rahn will of a new volunteer committee for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barto, Maxa­ conduct Evangelical and Reformed may register them now at the of­ and son Ronnie, Kutztown R. 2, and the United Fund of Berks county fice, reports Director George D. tawny, Mrs. Clarence Brobst and Phyllis and Annetta Christman and services at New Bethel church Sun­ is announced by Judge Warren K. Seven post offices are included in 'Lee Heffner, clerks. Mr. Croll has ; nonite, who farms 77 acres, and has Weiss. Registration is open to any son Carl, and Mrs. Ralph Alting, cour.ins, Kutztown R. 3, visited Mr. day at 9 a.m. Church school will Hess, president of the Board; of Di­ "Kareening" Kamp's 28-mile deliv­ been on thc job a decade, and Heff six children. The other was my child ln the age group, regardless Hamburg, called on the Preston and Mrs. Russell Bleiler. meet at 10:15 a.m. when the film rectors. ery route each Thursday, as soon 'ner, two years. Carrier Clair Her­ long-time friend. Charles Drey the "Abraham's Sacrifice" will be of residence. No tuition fee is Sunday family. Mrs. Russell Bleiler and daugh­ Rowland K. Leonard continues as as the Patriot is off press. They are man makes 500 stops, in the town. 'apple-butter maker. This past sea- shown. charged. Local friends and relatives at­ ters Lillian and Betty celebrated 1 executive director. Fleetwood, Topton, Mertztown, Daily mails total six. son he made "I don't know how Among the special curricula of­ tended the funeral of Melvin Wess­ their birthday this month. Olive Osterhout, guidance coun­ Theodore Bricker is the new as­ Bowers, Lyons, Kempton and Stony The Mertztown Post Office has 78 many gallons—about 3,000, chiefly fered are instrumental music, class ner at Frieden's church, Stony Run. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bleiler and sellor at Parkland High school, will sistant to Mr. Leonard for era- ktitr. - **• • ta»ft- bfflWt, tVpCfif JrvSerr.'i^r from Baldwin apples." piano, class ballet beginning in first The many floral tributes included children Betty and LeRoy visited s|ti-ak. at the meeting of the New ployee j/Pennsylvania Dutch Recipes" spon­ to Hamburg. nursery class. loons, and the centerpiece at the sored by the Berks County Federa­ Mrs. Elda Wagaman, Mrs. Bertha The Boy Scouts of Kempton refreshment table, donated by Mrs Right... tion of Women's Clubs. The volume, Ehrie, Mrs. Sue Bachman and Mrs. Troop One attended services in Revolving Charge . . . Hcrold Miller, was a white Valen­ Laura Adam assisted Mrs. Lee their respective churches Sunday tine Tree decorated with randy to which members of the many Clubs in the Federation contrib­ Adam in quilting. in observance of National Boy hearts. Mrs. C. F Lytle Jr., lender Scout Week. When anything goes awry with your CHOOSE THE SIZE BEST FOR YOUR NEEDS and her assistant, Mrs Harold Feg­ uted, may be purchased from the Kutztown. Fleetwood or Topton The Kunkel Memorial Male plumbing, our men go right to the seat of ley were also present, and the VIRGINVILLE GRANGE TO Chorus will rehearse Friday, Mar. If Each committee members Included Mrs Clubs for $2.06, including tax. Mrs. the trouble and correct it v/ithout waste of Rauch is first vice president of the GIVE SKIT WEDNESDAY 1st at 8 p.m. at New Bethel church. Month You Pay $10 $15 $20 $25 $30 Glenn Dunkelberger, Mrs Edgar All members are urged to attend. time or money. Krauss, Mrs. Elbur Bair, Mrs. Les Fleetwood Woman's Club. The skit "Getting Even" will be ter Siegfried and Mrs. D. Darwin The recipe reads like this: Bring presented by Ronald Christman, Your Credit HONORS AT PERKIOMEN Angstadt. IVi quarts of fresh, sweet cider Kenneth Merkel and Neil Kunkel Limit Is $60 $90 $120 $150 $180 Second honors were earned the (apple juice may be substituted) to at Wednesday's meeting of Virgin­ first semester at Perkiomen School, The scouts and their guests in­ ville Grange at 8 p.m. in the a boil and add '•: teaspoon each of Pennsburg, by Charles Schrader, cluded Lelani Frey, Victoria Mil­ Grange Hall. The program will in­ cinnamon, all-spice and ginger. In a Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plumbing and Heating Co. ler, Nancy Landis, Elizabeth Al­ clude a reading by Arlan Seidel; ASK ANY SALES PERSON separate bowl, mix one beaten egg, Schrader, Sr., Alburtis; and third bright, Carol Dolan, Joan Weaver, piano solo, Doris Baver; quiz read­ BATH FtxTURti • KITCMIN CABINUS WATIR PUMPS • AUTOMATIC MIATCRS half cup of flour, and a cup of milk. honors by Ronald Druckenmiller, Laurena Seltzer, Diane Scheidt, ing, Neil Merkel; flag exercise, Combine the mixtures and allow son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheila Dunkelberger, Susan Blatt, Elaine Hafer, Jean Leiby and Clara tStJty<&

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*•••—... Tour A\itHo»ri*ed Buiok Dealer The Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, February 21, 1957 ELEVEN Classified Ads LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Classified Ads Classified Ads | Classified Ads NOTICE (32 Y 5 '.,"• to a comer in the present cor­ Adm*. C C. Mendelsohn, Atly- WHEAT Notice is hereby given that The Independ­ porate limit* oi the Boiough ot Kut7town, 159 Romi«, Chorlw O -Russell I. Romig, 5. FOR SALE PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC SALE ent Church of God of Fleetwood, Berks thence along same, north twenty five degrees •t al., Extrs. Edelman & Schoeffer, Attys. We are paying $2.30 per f- County. Pa , a non-profit corporation, having six minutes west (N. 2^* 06' w t a di It a nee tfrO Rothermel, Hattie K — Berks County PATRIOT CLASSIFIED its principle ornce at Fleetwood, Berks of foul hundred twenty-seven feet one im h I- PRIZER COAL KITCHEN RANGE—white PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Trust Co., Trustee Inter Vivos. S. Reuben, FARM STOCK County, Pa , will make application to the (427' 1") to a mu..ument at the intersection Atty. bushel for No. 2 wheat cnsmel. In good condition. Csll Kutztown Of FARM EQUIPMENT and e Court of Common Pleas of Berks County, ot the eastern side ol Rose Alley with the n ADVERTISING RATES 7709 efter 5:50 p.m. Feb:!-!!* HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS On the concrete road leading from R<™' 1*1. Rudy, Mary I.-David H. Rudy, et al., 222 to Topton, Maxatawny Township, Berks Ps., for amendment to its chaiter in accord­ southern side of lemon Alley, theme continu­ Extrs. Body, Mudi, et al., AHys. delivered to Fleetwood. On Saturday, February 23, 1957, at 12 noon' County, Pa., on Saturday, March 9. 1957, ance with the provisions of the non-profit ing along the present corporate limits ol the Clas.ilW Ad» up »o flv. Iin.< (S word* FIREPLACE snd stove wood for J.lc, 16 coiporation law. Act ol May 5. 1933, P.L. Borough Of LvutStOWn, I long the southern H2. Schollenberger, Daniel B.-Willlam 8 per losd delivered. Csll John Quemsn, Jr., on farm late the residence of Horace M. j at 12:30 pm. Schollenberger, et ai , Admrs. R C. Body, et r. ta a line) SOc f«r flnt insertion Schaeffer, deceased, in Richmond Township, 19 head of Holstein cows. Bangs certified 289. as follows: side of tbe aforesaid Lemon Alley, crossing F. M BROWN'S SONS, Inc. Kutztown, R. 2, phone 6796. Feb21-52t Trout Alley anil the aforesaid South Laurel al., Attys. d tubt*qu*nt insertion. Mc up ta tan Beiks County, Pa., approximately 2 miles ' and TB accredited, papeis will he served on 1- i liangmg the name of the corporation 164 Soufhall, Margaret Vlrelnio— Dorothy northeast of Fleetwood, on Fleetwood! yons day of sale, some fresh by day of sale, to The Fleetwood Missionary Church. Stieet, north totty four degrees twenty-one Fleetwood. Pa. Phon* 4511 d tim*«; ov., t.n tim*t SOc p*r Inur- J ROOMS OF FURNITURE — Bcnesch'i mmutea eust (<*' -V V 7 I A dj.s[amr of A. Kane, Admit. G. W Monderbaeh, Atty. wishes to contact reliable party who would Road. others in various cortditions. 1 stock bull. 2. Providing tor the election ot Trustees 1*4 Spannulh. Roy M. — M«<> C, iptgsn- StptlVrt fien. Farm Equipment: Case DC tractor (3-pf. \ IOI fwtM.c ?.':;«£.> •!<*,:ess tractor with culti­ and other officers, six hundred ttrelve feet n;ne and five-eight.-. r. like to take ovet weekly payments on 3 1 ifichei (612' l>V't *° t,1f ptae e ol beginning. nuth, Extx. Derr, Hawmon, et ah, Attys. Classified Adt trim five limi ta b* rooms of BRAND NEW furniture cancelled hookup), with plow end fress answer at-. vator, 44 M-H tractor with mounted corn 3. A:t.hon?inK all adult members to vote 165. Stoudt, Norman S. (Minor) - Berks tachments; Cast sC tractor (3-pt. hookup), | pnker and manuie loader, MH two bottom on the question of whether corporation real Containing twelve U2i acres, one bundled charged at 16c p*r lin* far first out of Isyar ay merchandise file (Account fortl seven I 14"* i perches County Trust Co., Guardian. Derr, Hawmon, i- No. 97881). Consists of 5-piece KROEH- with cultivator; Case stslk shredder, New tractor plow, M-H 6ft. combine. M-H 7-ft. estate should he sold. et ol., Attys. insertion and 12c par lin* per in- LER living room mite chst includes sofa, Idea single-row coin picker. John Deere com­ giass mower, M H 3-bottom tractor plow. | 4 (hanging the object of the corpo.ation TRA< I NO J 166 Stroh, Clarence D -Moude M. Deng d bine, John Deere side rake, John Deere coin M-H disc and hay tedder, 4-section spring •ertion up ta tan insertion. Sub- matching chair, ottoman and 2 sofa pillows to require cooperation with other missionary All that certain piece, panel or trait of ler, Extx. C. Lieherman, Atty. PLUS occasional chair, 2 step-end tables, planter. New Idea manure spreader. Case harrow, side delnery rake, toby manuie churches m tottering Christian Fellowship land situate adjacent to the Borough Oi Kut? | Mqutnt insertions 10c par lin*. elevator with motor, Harvey hammermill, •oteader. New Holland 77 baler, Ontario : 167 Stump, Emma R— Ptoples Trust "Co. cocktail table, 2 table lamps and modern and promoting home and foreign mnvoii. town and at the northeastern corner of the of Wyomissing, Pa , Test. Trustee for James d desk with chair. Also beautiful Blond 3- Homeltte chain saw, disc harrow, 2 smooth­ 14 disc grain drill. Kins Wyse bale elevator. \ V Deleting the method piovided fo: the . present corporate limits ot the Borough of • 15c Sarvlca charge for using box num- ing harrows. Grove dump wagon, 2 rubber- ; Dearborn 2-row coin planter like new, corn­ F. Stump, et al.. Body, Muth, et at., Attys. d piece bedroom suite with dresser, chest election ot a past»r, I Kutitown, being note full] bossasteel and de 168 Troxel, Clara E -Russell L. Hitler, bar and bed PLUS inneispimg rrattress, coil tne Aat wagons, Ontario giain drill, corn stalk and stubble shredder, weed sprayer used 6, Providing that the spiri:ual iff urs of . scribed as follows, to wil mneispimg rrattress, coi sheller. platform scale. Reading air com- one season, hammer mill, plattoim scale, I Extr. and Atty. Una, of capital latter* trXjrcjt* mt the •v-vsr, w»» •> ' l— U5W?-. Alia ess sheller. platform scale. Readme ait the church shall be under the control cf the Beginning at a cornet rntrked by a concrete 169. Van Reed, Charles I.-Berks County Your low, saw 6 in. 30-lt. endless rubber belt. 100 ft. and chuich council. range. 5 pc. hrca'klast set, utIf^ o/r*Sfl Tressor, »i»is seeder plows, wheelhairo | monument, said corner being the northeastern Trust Co., Test. Trustee for Mary V. R Hoov­ rota of two Una, Kbuck , mrscellaneous laddcvj. si*)thne trough,' J*;?**' SA.Il.r cords, Cohy flat wagon on 7. Deleting the limitations upon corporate cornet <»t the present corporate limit] ot the | ancT52 pc. dinnerware set This merchan- rubber, 2 brooder houses 8 x 10 and 12 x 12. er, J. G- Rothermel, et al., Attys. disc originally sold for 1795 unpaid bal­ butchering equipment, chicken coops, drill .... i Borough of ttutzAQMO tUecsce Uoftg VO* V-10 Lin., of whit, space charged at th« press, dehorner, miscellaneous small farm fountains, metal nests, fcedcis, coal ami 1 Providing thai the corporation Jon not 170 Wesley, Carrie S -Ann* R. Hill, et ance is $579 50. Reliable party can take electnc brooder stoves, Sutge milker like posed new corporate limtfs t>f tht lV:,ii\u»h ot al., Ei.ecs R. C. Body, mr oi., Af>y» over weekly payments of $6.50 after small tools and carpenter tools, bag trucks, 1949 contemplate ptiumatv gain. I Kutztown, the three (3* following courses tnd ragular rata Chevrolet half-ton truck, etc. new, 10-can Esco milk cooler, Sinmatic water 9. Providing tint the corporation be or­ last day for filing Accounts for the April down payment. May be seen at our store heater, milk cans, tubs, . 2 electric fencers dtsttnees, M? (1 ) north seventy om degrees 1937 list, February 28. 1957. Used Car fciutt Tha Patriot raiarvai tha right to occ.pl now—ask for Credit Manager. BENESCH S. Farm Stock consisting of sheep and hogs. gan i ted upon a DOtvitocli basis. thirty-nine minutes t.,st (N. 71* 39' 1 • a and fence posts, butcher equipment, scalding CARI H SAVAGE, or rajact any advertising which It 951 Hamilton St., Allen'.own. , Feb2llt Household Furnishings: Roll-top desk and trough, sciap tion. 25 tons coin, 75 bushels The Article! 01 Ann rnlmcnt have been on disttnee of two hundred twents seven feel chair, living room suite, studio couch, beds, file ;n tht Office ol thc Prothonotary of Berks three and three-qutrtei inches i.'.'"' ->',") to Register of Wilts and Ex-OnVIe daamt of a misleading natura. oats, 300 White Cross chickens household 1 Clerk of Orphans' Court, Berks 28 A. IN ALFALFA chaus, rocking chairs, old-lashioned sink, goods, tables, chairs, rockers, sideboard, beds. at Reading. Pa , since January 2^, a corn, r, (2) south twent) us di gi i HAS SOME COOD All Clossified Advartiting mutt ba paid rag carpet, copper kettles-, benches, crockery, 19"»7. 'minute east a distance of County, Pennsylvania Pricetown—adiniiing the town along the dresser, cupboard, sink, • iton kettles, 2 coal Feb7 41 " before insertion highway. Yielded as high as 2 Vi ton per buttei churn, wood chest, etc and gas combination stoves 3 Duo thermo Apphc.ition for approval of said Articles five hundred MV feet' six snd oni quartet j acre first cutting. No buildings. $200 Teims and conditions by oil heaters like new and many other articles of Amendment will be made to the Court nn hes (506' <•',"< t! I Kutrtown, verse, snow plow, good condition. Engine j Jan24-4t FISHER and CRONRA'I H, Clerks Fch21 3t Reading, Pa. Peb21-lt ; 0 K Used Cars (Same extra charges apply to legai north thirty-four degrees west (N t W , Keystone Crushed Stone oveihauled $290. wagaman's Service Sta- j a distance ol ti\c hundred ust) foui led onn Notices and Public Sale Advertise­ tion. Topton. Phone OV 2-7565. Feb7 3t \ PUBLIC SALE OF PUBLIC SALE OF VAIUABIF FARM NOTU I half nub c>tv.' OVi") to the place ol be for 54 CHEVROLET 210 2-door . 1 1 fc. The annu.il meeting of the lot owners of ments os apply to Classified). FARM STOCK, HOUSEHOLD GOODS STOCK AND DAIRY HERD ginning. TWELVE MILK CANS—Apply E. and N. I Saturday, Fcrbuary 25, 1957 at 12:00 D.i On dirt road t mile south of Route 22, The 1 lope (' elm tery will be held on Man h Containing i«n 12] seres, forty three [45) DRIVEWAYS—LANES Sedan Copy deadline S P M of Tuesday ba­ Berger Brotheis, Kutztown R. 2. Phone on the foimer George Heinly (arm located on between Klinesvillc and K umsville, 5 miles 3, 1957 at 8.00 p. m.. at the home of the Sec rettry, at which time three directori w-ill State Specification Class "A" rer* publication 7422. Feb? 3t the blacktop road leading east of Virginville north of Kutztown, Gieenwich Township. peri lies. 53 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sport to Crystal Cave road in Greenwich Township, Beiks County, Pa., on Saturday, March 2, be elected and such business ti ansae ted as And the said Borough ol Kutttown dors 17" PHILCO Table Model TV with new pic­ Berks County, Pa. 1957, at 12:00 noon. ma> tunic before the meeting hereb) annex the said territory to the said FOR CRUSHED STONE Coupe, Power Glide ture tube. One year guarantee, $70. Fleet- r 1947 2"/2 ton Studebaker truck. Case S.C. j 54 head Holstein cattle, 23 milch cows, GEORGE J M HAJ 1 I1R. Borough ol Kut/to* n HELP WANTED wood Appliance, phone 2291. Febl4-2t tractor on rubber, lights and starter, 2-row some fresh, others in various conditions, 7 Feb: 1 21 Secietary If the annexation ol the said territory be CALL KEYSTONE 53 CHEVROLET 210 2-door cultivator, Foid tractor on rubber, lights, open and 4 bred heifers, herd is Bang s certi­ •* j approved by the Court ol Ouaitn Semons COUNTRY BANK has opening foi someone 21" RCA TABLE MODEL TV like new. staiter cultivator, 2-bootom plow, Farmail fied, TB tested. HXIXUTRKIS NOTICE ot Berks County Pennsylvtmt, the laid ter Sedan with qualifications Ioi bank work, excellent Less than one yeai old. Completely over­ A on robber, lights, starter; cultivator with : 3 John Deere tractors, Model 60 tractor In estate ol BERTHA V. SCHEIRY, late ritor) shall be idmitted, am to tnd be KEYSTONE QUARRY CO. chances for advaniements. Attiactive houis hauled, $115. Fleetwood Appliance, pnhono e fertilizer attachment. Case model NT pickup ' with adjustable front axle and live power of the Borough ot Fleetwood, Beiks County, : come part ot tbe Borough of Kutstown jnd 53 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-door 2291. I'.-i 2t baler with Wisconsin motor twine tie. Case shaft with power-steer mg. Model A tractor S. Boldy St., Kutztown and good woikmg conditions. Liberal re­ I ii Pa. decetaed. . I the same shall, upon compliance with the tirement plan, hospitalization and life in­ 2-bottom 1 A-inch plow on rubber, Durmhan w-th live power tiol, Model MT with 2-way Letters testamentary on the above estate legacgal requirementslequifetmnts., bhe subject ttoo the iurtsdx Phone 4261 Sedan, Power Glide surance, write stating eapenence in detail. PIGS—Spotted Poland China, fiom 4 to 8 fi ft. tractor disc, 8 ft. double cultipacker, 4- plow. 2 row cultivator and corn planter at­ having been granted to tbe undersigned, all tion nt the authorities ol the ' id Borough All correspondente treated in complete con­ weeks old. Eugene Heffner, along Topton section spring tooth harrow, John Deere 1) tachment, rotary held chopper, engine wire persons indebted to the estate arc requested of Kutrtown and shall be entitled to the 52 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sport fidence Wrue Patriot Box 42. Feb7-5t Road Frbl4-6t* tube disc drill. International double corn baler, Ii-dtsc grsm drill, 2-iow corn picker. to make pa>ment, and those having claims privilege planter. New Idea 7 ft. trailer Riass mower 3-bottom hydraulic plow, Nn *»0 manure to present the same, without delay, to Section 2 The propel officisls ol the Boi Coupe, Power Glide PHIHO 17" Console TV. like new, $74. on rubber, McCormick side delivery rake, I loader, 4•section harrow, No 5 7 ft mower, 5UPPLEMEN1 your ptesrnt income by repre­ 7 AR11NE J HEHR. 207 S. Richmond St.. ough ol Kutttown, .i-* required bj law. are senting an old established Mutual Insur­ Fleewtood Appliance, phone 2291. dump rake, McCormick heavy duty metal 10-in. hammer mill, x Id flat wagon on Fleetwood, Pa , MARION M SCHEIDT, luthoriied snd directed to certify to SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY 52 CHEVROLET Styleline De- ance Company. No license requited. At­ Febl4-2t hay loader. International all steel thresher rubber. Model L manure spreader --Jill above 220 South Richmond St, Fleetwood. Pa: the Court ol Quarter Sessions ol Berks Coun tiactive contracts available. Free training. self-feed, bagger complete, 2-rubber tire flat equipment is John Deere, David"T5radley Side IILI.1AN B. SERFASS, 222 South Richmond ty, Pennsylvania, the said petition as ap DESIGNED SUPPORTS Luxe 4-door Sedan Write Patnot Box 44. Feb21-5t NEW GREEN SEAT COVERS for 1952 Mer­ wagons. Iron Age 1-row tomato planter with rake. Glove forage unloader and wagon at­ St., Fleetwood, Executrices. proved hereby and to file in tne said Court n cury 4-door Sedan. Phone Kutztown 6776. fertilizer attachments, Haivey hammer mill, tachment like new, New Holland irifOO on R lONl-.PH MIKK11, Esq., Attorney. ">28 certified copy o! tins Ordinance, together with 51 CHEVROLET Bel Air, Sport Febl4-2t* David Bradley power corn sheller, gram lubber. Smoker 26-ft elevator, Perry harrow, any mars, plans or descriptions required b) for Abdomen and Back PART TIME. Your investment $10 40, you! binder, potato grader platform Kale, McCor­ 2-wheel trailer, ^0^t. belt, Kromer 20-ft. Washington St,. R.dmg. Pa. Feb7-M proft' on each sale $9.60. Write Patnot law to he hied aiA to give propel notice ol Coupe, Power Glide TAPPAN CAS RANGE for bottle gzs. Only mick 2 unit electric milker, Esco milk cooler, v;cd sprayer, platform scale, 100-ft. heavy NOTICE Box 45. Feb21-3t land roller, complete butcher equipment, hog duty electric tod, 200 steel fence posts, elec­ smh annexation tn the Board ol Elections ol No two Spencert are alik*. You can four years old and in good condition, $65. Nntue is hereby given that Louts Ci Vas th< said County of B. ks Fleetwood Appliance, phone 2291 self-feedeis. chicken feedeis and troughs, 1(H) tric fencer, 6-can milk cooler. 80-gal. electric tardis and J. Frank Haws intend to file ar 50 CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan YOUNG GIRLS I r learn full-fashioned head heavy fowl, garden tractoi wiih attach­ water heater, wash tubs, two-unit DeLsval Section V All the ordinances ot parts ol have a lovelier figure and batter seaming. Apply in person, G. Gross Knit- Febl4-2t application with the Secietary of the Com ordinances in< onsistent herewith art hereb) ments, 200 ft. walnut boards. Blizzard en­ milker, 19 milk cans, strainers, 12-gauge shot mon wealth snd the Prothonotary of Berks repealed health by calling 50 STUDEBAKER Commander ting Mills. 164 W. Walnut St., Kutztown. silage cutter, circular saw, fodder cutter, lot gun, Stewart electric clipper. Sylvama 21-in. Pa. Feb21lt 7 CU. FT. FRICIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR; County, to conduct business under the ficti- Puis lined ind i n i ted into Ordi- General Electric 17 in. Console Model TV other lumber, corn on cob, oats 100 bu. 75 bu. jT V set like new, 10 tons mixed hay and many tious name of Intertech on March 5, 19^7. 4-door Sedan barley, baled hay and sttaw, and other items. other articles too numerous to mention. nance this 12th dav ol I ehruary, 19*7 set, both in good condition, Ralph W. Heil­ Louis G. Vastardis of 219 N. Cedar Lane. By 1 \\ FENSTl KM \KI U, MRS. RUTH R. SCHAPPELL man, R. D. 1, Kempton, Pa. FebM-M* Othello kitchen range, single wooden bed, 50 DeSOTO Club Coupe SITUATION WANTED youth bed. self-pi aver piano, music cabinet, Conditions on day of sale hy Highland Park. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, President type desk, sideboard. 2 extension tables, j LUTHER KOHLER and J. Frank Haws ol 106 Cambria Court, Attest 401 E. Main Street, Kutitown MAN -Would like any kind of put time WESTINGHOUSE Refngc.ator, 7 cu. ft and Mill DAN CRONRATH. Auctioneer St Davids, Pennsylvania, are thc only peisons ( Mil II BORTZ, 49 CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan Philco refrigerator, 6 cu. ft. Your choice owning oi interested in the business; and the work. Duvcr, delivery, gas station, etc. hairs, studio couch, 4 new sheep wool com FLOYD CRONRATH, Clerk Feb2l-2t Set iil.ir V Phone 7134 In and around Topton and Kutztown. %*>). Fleetwood Appliance, phone 2291. forts, electric brooder stove, 1000 tomato business will be eonduited in the City ol 'nVl Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania. App 1 thi* 12th day ol 1 cb uaty, A D., 47 CHEVROLET Fleetline Phone OVerbrook 2-:U74, Topton. Febl4-2t baskets, some new, lot printed bags, pai lor 1 i? • Feb211t* oil heater, lot dishes, etc. CARD OF THANKS DELONG, DRY & BINDER IRA T MOYI K 4-door Sedan 19M BUICK HARDTOP, Farmail tractor on : Terms: Cash. 541 Penn Stieet l <|..'l It Bu (tc« rubber with cultivator, 2-row 12" plow. No hucksters allowed—stand by church. The family of the late CORA A. KERCH-; Reading, Pa. 47 CHEVROLET Fleetline BUSINESS SERVICE Henry Frey, college Blvd., Kutztown. GEORGE R. HEINLY NER wish to express their heart I el t thanks Fcb21 It TAX OKHINANK 1 M > Febl4-3t and appreciation to friends, relatives and i WOODROW ROTH, Auctioneer An Or.l n.imc of thf Borough of Topton, 2-door Sedan AUTHORIZED FULLER BRUSH SERVICE KAUFFMAN and DIETRICH, neighbors ten the kindness and sympathy ! BOROUC.H NOTH E HAY—Al Timothy and clover. John W. Clerks Feb7-M shown them duung their recent bereavement \ Notice is hereby given that the pi romiii »nw alth nl Penniytvania, ftxing tin KRUMSVILLE A Quftlity brush Kutz, Eaglepoint, phone Kutztown 45H7 and also for the beautiful Horal tributes tax rate foi the hsi si ytti 19^7. 48 WILLYS Jeep Vt Ton Panel Prompt delivery on mail or phone orders I budgel for the yeai 1957 is ivtiltble foi pub- Feb 14-if Feb21 It* lie inspection at the office ot the Boiough Be it ordained iti^ enacted, and it is here WARREN I D. MILLER PUBLIC SALE OF by outlined and enacted by Hie ( ouncil ol the Virginville, Ps—Phone Hamburg 4859 Secretary in thc Town Hall and that final USED WESTINGHOUSE Electric Dryer, on VALUABLE FARM STOCK ALLEN H. FINK—We wish to express our action thereon will be taken March 12, 1957. Boiough of Topton. Commonwealth ol Penn­ Livestock & Market MayJl tf, ly $90. Fleetwood Appliance, phone 2291. On Satuiday, March 16, 1957 at 12:50 heartfelt thanks and appreciation to friends, By Older ol the Council sylvania: HAROLD K. KURTZ FebM-: :>.m., thiee miles east ol Kutztown, on black neighbors, relatives and all those who weie Section I, That a tax be and the same il CONVERTIBLE tops retoveted. Furniture snd CARL H. BORTZ. top road leading from Route 222 to Hinter- so kind m then expressions of sympathy Feb21 2t Borough Secretary beieby levied on all pioperty within the laid suto upholstery. Venetian blinds. George ieiter's Quarry, Maxatawny Township, Boks during our recent bereavement. Boiough subject to taxation for Borough pui Stump, 22S fi. Main St.. Fleetwood. Ps. (.ounty, Pa. Auction CHEVROLET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Feb2Mt» THB FAMILY poses toi the fiscal year W57, as follows lax Phone 4TU Feb itl Two Farmail H tractors and all imple­ ORDINANCE rate for general Borough purposes, the sum S. MAPLE ST., KUTZTOWN 5 ULTRA MODERN SPLIT LEVELS in ments used on 140 sere larrn. The family of the late MILTON S. of (IM mills on each dollar of assessed FIRST CLASS AUTO BODY AND FENDER Kutztown's new Fairview Manor. J br., Vebl4-2t MARY MITTL KUHNS wish to express then heartfelt thanks valuation. REPAIR WORK, suto psmting. polishing ORDINANCE NO. 1. 1957 Phon* 7113 Ig. kitch. with birch cabinets, built-in GE and appreciation to friends, relatives, and An onlinance approving the petition for I Section 2. That any Ordinance, or part of snd wsxing. Courteous service. Russel P. electric rsnge snd eye level oven, lg. liv. gt PUBLIC SALE OF 121 ACRE DAIRY neighbors for the kindness and sympathy Ordinance, conflicting with this oidmante be Sales Every Thursday O Boyle. Fleetwood, R. 5. Phone Fleet­ ' annexing to the Borough ol Kutztown. Beiks dining sres, lg. bath with colored fixture., FARM. DAIRY HERD AND shown them during their recent hcreavement County, Pennsylvania, portions ot Maxatawny and thc same is hereby repealed insofst as OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL t O'CIOCK wood 8048 JinW-tf FARM EQUIPMENT huge closets with sliding doors, comb. and also for the beautiful floral tributes. j Township, Beiks County, PcnnssUama, ad- tbe same affects this Ordinsnce. This Ordi Starting at 7:30 P.M. SUNDAYS 1 TO S PM. Isundry & rec. room, sll beautifully deco­ On Saturday. Februaiy 23. 1957, at 12:30 Fcb2Mt* i' (scent to and being north and cast ot the nance to be adopted at the tegular meeting ol BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY rated. 100 amp. wiring, 80 gal. el hw. p.m. about I mile west of Krumsville, just oft pi* H nt bounds! its of the Borough of Kutz Borough Council at Topton, on Mareh 4, htr. oak floors, lots 90 i 159', curb At side Route 22, in Berks Co. town snd bemg hereinafter more tully de­ 1957, at 8 00 P.M. wslk, municipal water tt sanitary sewers, The real estate consists of a 121-acre LEGAL NOTICES scribed and providing that ihe said terntories] Bo much of Topton OPPORTUNITY for Country Butcher. Food >aved road. Inspection by appointment dairy farm with newly converted barn, new shall be annexed to and become a pait ot tbe i CLIFFORD I MK K. market in Reading doing good meat busi­ rmmediatc occupancy. Priced at $15,700 00. milk house, 6-room frame dwelling with bath, EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE j said Borough, if the annexation theieot shall. PebH st Borough Setirtary ness. Laigc modem corner piopertyrty. ReRess - Apply Larry Fenstermaker, 101 College automatic water in bouse and barn, sheds, Estate off JOHN I.. 3CHERERjCHERER, late of ; he approved by the Court ol Quarter Ses- sonable Call Reading V6447 Feb2l-4t Blvd. Tel. 7005. AugMMf corn cribs 4 never failing springs and 2 Maxatawny, Pa., deceased. I lions of Beiks County, Pennsylvania. running streams, 3 acres permanent pasture, ased AUDITING NOTICE Letteis testamentary on the above estate i Whereas, thc- freeholders owners ol thc land TIME IS RUNNING OUT 12 teres wheat, and 4 acres barley. WANTED Dairy Herd: 12 cows, 3 heifers, some having been granted to tbe undersigned, all i to be annexed to the Boiough of Kutztown Only 6 more choice 60* buldinf iota avail peisons indebted to tbe estate are requested to | situate m Maxatawny 1lownshi b* nshipp , Berks AUDIT NOTICE-ORPHANS' COURT able in Kutztown's College Gardens. Boro purebred, 6 cows fresh by day of sale. This (.ounty, Pennsylvania, adjacent to and north Notlee of Audit of Fiduciaries' Accounts. WILL DO any kind of typing st my home. nerd has 3 clean tests. make payment, and those having claims water, schools and street. Pries lo"M 00 present the same without dclav, to and east of the said Boiough ot Kutztown, To Claimants, Banaficianas, Heirs and Kin, Phone OVerbrook 2-7543. JsnM-4t Larry Fenstermaker Tel 700%, Aug4 t( Milking Equipment: 2-unit Surge milker and hereinafter moie fully described, have pe­ 1 like new, T33 tour-can milk cooler, 80-gal. ESTHER E. SAYLOR (now MILLER». and to all other parties in interest. 514ft West Wellington Ave., Chicago. Illinois, titioned the Council ot the Botough ol Kutz­ Notice Ik hereby flWan that tb« fiduciaries FARMERS—VC'e are interested rn standing hot water heater, double rinse tubs, lot 10- town requesting the annexation of the said wood suitable for pulpwood, all varieties gal. milk cans, straineis and buckets. ' Executrix, oi lo her Attorney JAMES F. of the following estates hav* filed, respec­ 2iA STORY SEMI DETACHED BRICK MARX, 604 Washington St.. Reading. Pa. territory; and tively, their accounts and statements of pro­ except Willow, Locust and fruit, selective HOME, 8 r.. new bsth. 1st floor lavs Farm Equipment: 1952 V-8 Fo:d F7 truck or total cuttings, lence tows, tree tops, with 14-tt. stake body—iun 15,000 miles; Jan 10-6l Whereas, said petition has been aei urn posed distribution in fh* Office of the Regis­ torv, oil HAH, nice cornet lot close to panied by a tee ol One Hundred Fifty and ter of Wilts or Clerk of the Orphans' Court, must be over 4 in small end. Call Kutz­ park. Quick possekSion. Shown by sp John Deere Model A tractor on rubber with town ^888 or contact George and Joseph cultivator, AG6 Oliver Crawler with starter, ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE oo/ioo Dollars ($150.00) as required by as the case may be, in and for the County pomtment only. Call Reading W69 law, and of Berks, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Ely. Kutztown R. 2. Febl4-2t» evenngs Sept20 tl John Deere 2-bottom 16 in. plow, 2-bottom Estate ot JAMES M. HENNE, late of 12-m. plow, John Deeie No. } tractor g ass Boiough of Laureldale, Pa., deceased. Whereas said petition has attached thereto and that those accounts will be presented to OLD FLYING PIGEONS Deliver to Gulf mower, John Deere side dehveiy rake on Let:ers of administration on the above es- ' a certificate ol the filing of a copy thereof the Orphans' Court of said County, at the with the supervisors Oi the said Township ut Court House (9th Floor) in Reading, Pennsyl Station, Pme and Richmond Sts., Fleet­ KUTZTOWN—2 V-storr brick house. 8 j rubber, John Deere manure spreader on rub- tate having been granted to the undersigned, I wood, between now and March 2nd. I ber, 11-hoe Ontario grain drill, David B:ad- all persons indebted to the estate are requested Maxatawny, Beiks (.ounty. Penm> Ivania, vania, on Tuesday the 5th day of March, 1957 rooms, bath, elec. and water. A well-built Now, therefore, the Bo ough ot Kutztown at 10 o'clock A.M., EST for audit, confir­ FebH-2t house (or $7600. See and, compare with ley 2-iow corn planter with fertilizer attach* to make payment, and those having claims tu | ment, John Deere 4-section harrow, silage present the same without delay, to enacts dnsi ordains as follows, to wit: mation and distribution At that time and houses selling for 112.000 and over. Apply Section I The Boiough ol Kutztown here­ pl>/<-> parties interested and claimants against WANTED- -Good alfalfa hay for abbits. 370 W. Mam St.. Kutttown. Dec6-tf wagon with 16-lt. body, silo tiller, Bohlen s JAY G. HENNE. 815 E'.zabeth Ave. 1-2824. i gaidcn tractor with plow, sickle and culti- by app.oves a petition u! the owner! "I the the respective estates will be Heard. loose preferred. Phone Topton OV Laureldale, Pa., Administrator or to his At­ terniory to be annexed ot the It id Borough Febil-M* ,-c PER SQUARE FOOT |v*ator; large, brooderbroode"i houshousee , lolott neneww and torney. LLOYD M. SCHAEFFER. 535 Couit 111. Allgaier, Bertha M -Donald E. Heck std ol Kutitown, Beiks County, Pennsylvania, Building lots in Kutztown's Fairview Manor. I " lumber, 2 electnc ch.ck brooders, poultry St.. Reading. Pa Jan24 e»t being those portions ol Maxatawny Town man, Extr. Ruth, Weidner, et al , Attys. Includes sewer, water and paved stieet. Easy ] equipment, 1st and 2nd cutting hay, straw, FOR RENT ol n ship. Berks County. Pennsylvania, sdjacent IH. Baer, Fred N— The Kutttown National terms. Larry Fenstermaker. Phone Kutztown ] - _ . oils, etc. ADMINISTRATRIX S NOTICE U) snd north and east vi the said Boiough Bank, Extr J. G. Rolhermel, Atty. 700 V i>cM tf Icrms, realty 10% down, balance in 30 Estate ol CORA S. GLASSER. a/k/a. mo c spcuhcally bounded and described as 113 Behm, Charles J S-Mt. Penn Trust APARTMENT—> riMimi and bath, Clarence days. Other conditions day of sale. CORA F. GLASSER. late ol Kutztown, Pa.. follows, to wit. Co., Extr. Moss, Rieser, et ah, Attys No. 2, KuUtown. LESTER SONON deceased. GEORGE WASHINGTON F. Wessner. R. 100 ACRE FARM, all tillable l.mestone soil, TRACT NO. l 114. Beldter, Alberta - Geo. B. Balmer, Jan)tf along Moselem Fleetwood concrete road. 9* RALPH W. ZETTLEMOYER, Auctioneer Letters of administration on the abe.ve es­ Extr. R. M. Smith, et at , Attys. Phone AT 5-2267 tate having been granted to the undersigned, All that ceitain piece, pared or tract of land room stone bouse with bath, hot water situate adjacent to thc northwestern cornel oi 115. Brissel, Jennie A.-Florence M. Bey­ APARTMENT-4 rooms and bath. Apply and other conveniences. Large Irame bain, ALBRIGHT and KAUFMAN, Clerks all persons indebted to the estate are requested HIS PATRIOTIC FERVOR WON HIM THE DESIGNATION Feb21-lt the present corpo*.tte limits ot the Borough ol ers, Extx J. G. Rothermel, Atty. Wagner s Motel, Maxatawny, Pa., after 5 chicken house, pig sty and other outbuild to make payment, and those having claims to D. Brum pm. Feb7 tf present the same without delay, to Kutztown, l>mg a shot dilttnee northwardly 116. Brumbach, George I. Paul ings. Estate of Frank Bower, deceased. Ellen fiom WentS Street and on the eastein side bach, ExlrExtr. FF . R. Snydpr, Atty. OF "FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY." HIS EXAMPLE IS Dry, Executrix, Fleetwood, R I). Pa PUBLIC SALE OF ENTIRE FARM STOCK KATHRYN L. GLASSER. 335 West Mam AND DAIRY STOCK ol College Boulevaid. being more fully bound­ 117. Both Horvay "F.-Cyr Schell. Extr. CENTRALLY LOCATED OFFICE-available Dtrc27-tf Street, Kutztovm, Pa., Administratis, or to ed .ind described as follows, to wit: R C. Schlogal. Ally. for physician, dentist or other Professional On Thursday, Maich 14, 1957 at 11 00 ber Attorney, JAMES F. MARX. 604 Wash* WORTH HEEDING TODAY. occupancy. First floor, no steps. Newly dec- a.m. 2 miles Noitheast of Virginville, near ington St.. Reading. Pa. Jan24 6t Beginning at a cornet in, College Boule­ lit. Choaa, Wilfrad H - Donald Chaia, KUTZTOWN - East Mam St., 2Vz s'ory vaid, said corner being a corner ol the pes Extr. J. C. Bradley, Ally o ated Phone Kutztown 7911- Febl4-3t Semi-detached, sll conveni- Crystal Cave, Greenwich Township, Berks brick house. County, Pa. EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE ent Corporate limits ot the Borough ol Kutz­ 119 Delong. Howard-The Reading Trust ences. Wnte Patnot Box 36. Jan31 3t Write Patriot 31 head of Holstein rattle. 23 milch cows Estate ol LENA MERTZ ANGSTADT. town, and being a short distance no thwaully Co., Test. Guardian of Howard DeLong, a FURNISHED ROOM for r-nt. KUTZTOWN I* Noble St.. 2Vi story, semi from the intetsection ol the aforesaid Col­ Minor. R T. Williamson, Atty. Box 47. Fcb21-2t detached brick 8 rooms and bath. Oil fired in various conditions, 6 bred heifer I and |att of Rockland Township, Pa., deceased. arul INTEREST PAID ON 2 young heilers, TB and Bangs Certified. I Letters testamentary on the above estate lege Boulevard Went! street, thencs in 120 DeLong, Howard, Jr Birki County hot air heat with He.-lland air conditioner. and along the ttoiestid College Boulevaid COUNTRY HOME -5 rooms, b.w.h. Lo­ WD-45 Allis-Chalmei: tractor with cultivator! having been granted m the undersigned, all Trust Co., Guardian. R. T. Williamson, Atty. Shop and garage. Ready for occupancy. and along thc p.escnt corporate Limits ol the 121. OeRupa, Jennie — James H. Murray, cated about 5 miles noith of Kutztown. KUTZTOWN — Farm near Kutrtown snd and adjustable front axle. WD Allis-Chalmers persons indebted to thc estate are requested CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS Apply, Frank Bcnmghoff, Kutztown R 2, with liont end loader scoop, manuie fork to make payment, and those having claims to Borough ol Kutttown, south twent) seven dc­ Ittlr. R. T. Williamson, el al., Attys. Route 222. Stone house, 8 rooms and bath, giees tw'tnl>-six" minutcS east (S. 27* tt' I 1 122 Dreibelbis. Stanley C. - Harold M. f SPECIAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Pa. Phone 7565. Feb21*3t hot water heat, spring water piped to and blade, both tiactors aie equipped with present the same without delay, to clutch iclease. snap couples, pulley and wheel CORINNE M. RITZMAN. 224 Keystone a distance of flinty two leet one-eighth inch Dreibelbis, Admr. T. G. Confer. Atty house. Large frame barn, 80 plus fertile 123 filer, Shirley Ann (now Bushore) INSTALLMENT SAVER ACCOUNTS LYONS—1st floor apaitment, 3 rooms and ac ret. weights and hydiauhc remote rams, 12 x 28 i Ave., Kutztown, Pa., m to her Attorney (J2' Oytj") to a corner, thence continuing bath, stove and relngerator. Private en­ tractor chain, front and rear wheel weights along the piesen: co.po ate hunts ot the Bor­ (Minor) Peoples Trust Company of Wyomis­ 2 /i% TIME DEPOSITS, OPEN ACCOUNTS Inspection invited on these and other prop­ JAMES F. MARX. 604 Washington St trance. Apply Fiey s Service Station, R. D. i 3-^-14-in. mounted plow, two-way 14-tn. ough ot Kutztown, south seventy degrees fiity sing, Pa., successor by merger to Wome sdorf erties. Allan F. Bubetk, 230 Noble St., Reading. Pa. Jan24 6t two minutes lo;ty-hve seconds west (S. 70* Bank & Trust Co , Guordion. R. T. William­ No. 3, Kutztown, Pa. on Route 222. phone 7055. Jan3tf I mounted spinner plow, mounted subsoilcr, Feb21 3t 37-ft. mounted grass mower, mounted 2-jow •>2' 45" W i a distance ot thirty live lect son, Atty COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA tight and one eighth inches (35' 81/K"I 10 * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' corn planter, ti actor umbiella, tractor cab (OUN'I Y OF BERKS 124. Fink, Maurice B. -Berks County Trust MOTEL —10 units, large home with 2 apart­ coiner on the Western lide ol the slo.esaid Co , Trustee for Edgar Maurice Fink, et ai. ments, one rented at $7^ per month, 4-car | for WD or WD-45. all above are Allis- IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR SALE i Chalmers; Case corn stalk shredder, Bnllian College Boulevard, thence along the ptoppled C. C. Mendelsohn, Atty. garage with pit, acre ground on well trav­ 1 OF BERKS COUNTY new eo porttc limits of the Boinugh ol Kuiz 3-section rotary hoe, 13-disc Coop grain VIVIAN WANNER BENJAMIN, Plain­ 125. Fink, Viola K —Hamburg Savings & eled highway. Consider exchange on other town, the two (21 It/low mg louistl and Trust Co., Test. Guardian for William R. Fink, T> I'LV- HI ll.k> reconditioned, all makes old property. Frederick'' Real Estate. 164','j i drill. Coop corn picker. New Holland No. tiff vs. DELVIN E. BENJAMIN. Defend and late models, standard keyboards 122 50 Parkway ! 76 pickup baler with engine, P.T.O. 7-tt. ant. distances, viz (ll along the western side ot Jr T G Confer, Atty. THE NATIONAL BANK OF TOPTON Mam St., Souderton, Pa. Phone aSs the iforessid College liuulcvard, no th twent) 126 Fisher, Paul F -Berks County Trust up We buy. sell snd trade Phone Fleet 3-4609. Feb7-3t -^ cy Hams combine with 35 bu. bin, To Delvm E. Beniamin, 1019 H Street. wood 2011 or apply Jl E. Mam St.. Fieet- ] COM grain blower with 20-ft. Pipe, 28-ft. Apartment 8. Sacrafriento 14, California. seven deg.ees twen y m minutes wet4 (N 2~t* Co , Admr. Stevens & Lee. Attys. 26' W.| a distance ol thlM bundled totty 127. fister, Minnie J.—Berks County Trust ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 WITH FDIC. wood. Pa. May12-tf 43 ACRES—8--oomi *nd bath, all conv.. | Smoker bale elevator, New Idea manure You are notifieel that Vivian Wanner Ben 1 spteader, J. D. 4 bar side rake, J. D. 8 ft. leet two and thuccighth inches (J40 2V f Co, Cxtr. E D Trealer, Jr., Atty good condition, barn, garage and two story i jamtn, the plaintiff has commenced an action to a co ner, and (21 crossing and leaving FIREPLACE snd STOVE WOOD—So 00 a disc, J. L>. 8-ft. spring hanow, 30-ft. boom of divorce against you which you aie re­ 128 Frain. William H, a/k/a Wm. H- brick building, nesi Moseiem. Russel Sey- j the alotesaid College Bouicsaid and along Momi, H. Spohn, Admx, C.T.A. R. C- Body, load, deb ered lacob Hartman, Route No. ler owner. Apply Moselem Hotel Ekholm weed sprayer and pump, Papac silo quired to defend. Phone OVerbrook 2-2151 filler, 2-wheel dump tiailer with grain sides, the division line between property belonging •t ol.. Attys. 2. Kutrtown Call Kutttown 77W Febl4 3t* HAROLD A. YETZER. now or late to Jacob K Btitfflsn and I-tw­ Sept23 tf 2—5-ton wagons, 7 x 16 flats, one with Sheriff of Berks County, Pa 129. Fromm, Edwin-Ida Saylor, Admx. J. hydraulic dump and grain sides, 1200-lb. it me D. Fenstermakei. respectively, north W Forry, Atty COME TO Potter County if you want to CARL F. MOGEL. Attorney foi Plaintiff. fifty-six deg.ees one minute loity seconds FAT STEERS tot sale at bargain prices lor feed mixer with 3-hp. electric motor, silage 518 Washington St., Reading, Pa. 130 Fronheiaer, Jacob F Homer Reich- grow cetified seed potatoes. Ideal condi­ east (N. 56" 01' 40" E.) a distance ot one • rt, Extr J. E Ruth, Atty. your own butchering. Inquire George W. tions. Have two farms for sale. Write for cait, 14-m. Case hammer mill with 6 JanM 3t Kline, Aienel Farms, Shocmakersville. Pa. s< reens, ti actor electnc giass seeder. Reading thousand eight hunched sixty fne feet seven 131. Furmon, Joe, a/k/a Joseph •- Berks moie information — Vernon Cizck, Get" sir compressor, 50-ft. endless belt. Steward and three-euiartc! inches (.1,865' 7V,"> to a County Trust Co., et at.. Extra. Yurie & Blum- Dec6-tf manis, Pennsylvania. Febl4-3t LEGAL NOTICE corner in tne present corporate limits of the electnc dipper. Holdem electric fencer, cement Notice is hereby given- berg, Attys. mixer, Si Tver King chain saw, 20-gal. gas Bo.ough ot Kutztown. thence along same, the 132. Gehns Maggie M. - Nobel Moyer, Used Car Bargains irge assort NEW SPLIT LEVEL house for sale oppo­ 1. That the Board of Supervisors of Maid AQUARIUMS and supplies. Lar water heater, 8-can milk cooler 20 milk cans, two (2) following courses and distances, viz Extr. P. D. Edelman, «i a.., Attyt. ment. Tropical snd gold »sh Blue Pme site swimimng pool and park. Call Topton, 2 jiffy unit Hinman milker and pump, Kitson encreek Township is in receipt of petition (1) south (oity-one degiees nttytoui minutes OVeibiook 2-2151 and ask for Mr. Smith. iigned by all property owners abutting s pub- 133. Gerhart, William H Robert W. Ger- Aquarium 337 W Maio, Wescoesville egg washer, 2 gas bioudets, 500 cap., lots east (S. 41* 54' E.) a distance ol three hun hort, Extr J. W Biehl, Atty. 56 BUICK Century Riviera EX viwv Septevtr* Febl4 tf of chicken nests snd feeders, miscellaneous lice road known as the SeideLs Crossing Road dred sevtnty-two feet seven and three quatter and extending lium a public road leading inches (372 T\'A") to » Trust Deere plantrol transplanter. New Idea Model distance of one hundred twenty-one feet three- signals, white sidewall tires, windshield washer. 535 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. He 12A manure spreader, McCormick Deering vania, more fully, deseribed in Deed Book, eighth inch 121' OV') to a corner in the Co., Test. Trustee. G. E. Wesner, Atty. 3-7561; 5-1272. Feb21 It CUSTOM HATCHING of all kinds of eggs. 13-disc lubber tired grain drill for tractor, Vol. 1176, Page 402, Berks County records; northeastern right of way line of the right 152. longtdorf, Pearl N. - Alfred M. Mrs. Walter Seem, Macungie R. I, Pa. John Deere No. 3 7-ft. mower, John Deere That there is an unsatisfied mortgage cover­ of way of the Reading Company—Allentown ; Rumpf, Admr., D.B.N.C.T.A. P. 0. Edelman, TWO 4-CAN used milk coolers. Ernest (Trexlertown Airport-East Texas Road). 4-bar side rake. 2 Grove rubber tired wagons, ing said premises, inter alia, dated December Railroad, (J) along the aforesaid right of et al., Attyi. Roth, R. No. 1. Kempton, Pt. Phone Feb2110t New Idea wagon, David Bradley 10" hammer 24, 1862 and recorded in Mortgage Book, way line by a chord having a bearing of 153. Mercer, Jamei B.—Peoples Trutt Co. New Tripoli. CY 8-3563- Feb2>-3f mill, New Holland 8"« x 73' endless belt, Vol. 1. Page 447, Berks Ounty records. north sixty-four degrees twelve minutes thirty- of Wyomissing, Pa , .1 al.. Extra. H. M. Koch, 16' grain auger, 20' x 4" grain auger. 26' That you aie required to file an answer to eight seconds west (N. 64* 12' 38" W.) and Atty. ^ ANTIQUE BEDROOM SUITE. 6 piece com­ PUBLIC SALE Smoker elevator, Trexler pot-to cutter. Surge said Complaint, on or before April 29, 1957 a distance of one hundred nineteen feet eight 154. Mayor, Ellen P.-Wllton Mayer, Extr. plete with mattress tnd spring. May be dairy water heater, 2 Surge milking units, snd that if you do not do so judgment will and seven-eighth inches (119' 8%") to t D. G Rothermel, Atty. teen tt 2 Mtin St., Topton. Ft. Feo21-2t COMMUNITY PUBLIC SALE Esco 6-can milk cooler, milk utensils, wash be entered against you. point of compound curve, and (6) along the 155. Orittky, UirJor-Herman D. Orltsky, Hionmsi^ ttxm. At "The Meadows," Route 222 near Mo­ tray, milk cans, 50 tons corn on cob. This notice is given pursuant to order of aforesaid right of way line, by a chord having et al., Extrs E. Weiss, Atty. NUTXTOsVI) 1 SMALL NEW WURLITZER PIANO with selem Springs, Saturday, April 13. 1957. List Court dated February 11, 1957. a bearing of north sixty-two degrees twenty- IM. Phllllpt. Jamet M.-Anna M. Shad*, string length of s Btby Grand Pitno in your goods for sale before April 1 for adver­ Refreshments by Pioneer Grange. JOHN E. MARX, nine minutes thirty one seconds west (N. 62* Extx. W. George, Atly. mahogany, reduced. Kxash Piano & Or­ tising. Livestock, machinery and household SWARTZENTRUBER & SAVIDGE. 604 Washington St. 29' 31" W.) and a distance of three hundred 157. Phillip., Ktrtl* W -Anna M. Shad*, RT. 222 & CRYSTAL CAVE RD. 7191 A 73S1 gan Co., 535 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. goods. Walter M. Fishptw, Fleetwood R. 2, Owners Retding, Penna. twenty-three feet five tnd one-quarter inches Extx. W. Goorg*, Atty. HE 5-7561; 3-1272. Fcbl4-3t phone 6037. Feb21-tf WOODROW ROTH. Auctioneer Fcb21 2t Attorney for Plaintiff Feb21-lt 158 Reinhart, Jehn l.-Anna C. Relnhorr, TWELVE The Patriot, Kutztown, Pi., Thursday, February 21, 1957 George Swinehart EAST PENN Kutztown Calendar OBITUARIES To Be Buried Friday MARKET PRICES *£53S6fe ALLEN H. FINK HAS Tonight—Parents Club— Elemtntary School—Dr. C. F. Lytle, Speaker MILLARD FOGELMAN TO George B. Swinehart, 70, regional The following are the current FORTY-TWO SURVIVORS superintendent of the Boyertown prices for livestock and farm prod­ Tonight—Lions Club—6:30—Fire Hall BE BURIED SATURDAY Allen H. Fink, 64, Lyons, who Area schools, who died Feb. 18 at ucts in the Kutztown area: Tonight—Kutztown Grange The funeral of Millard L. Fogel- died Feb. 18 in Reading hospital, his home in Boyertown, will be LIVESTOCK Feb. 22—From 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.—Grange Youth Degree Team Square Dance—Grange Hall has 42 survivors. They include 14 buried tomorrow in Union ceme- Leesport Feb. 20 man, 46. owner and operator of Feb. 23—From 8-11 p.m.—KAHS Sophomore Dance—Gymnasium children: Mrs. Paul^Hilbert and tery, Boyertown. Tie funeral will BULLS: choice handyweights Fogtlsman'o Tavern, Topton, who Feb. 24—At 2 'p.m.—F.O.E. Aussilatr^-Eagln Home _ Irvin rink, K»y:sW>,.. *> , »»,, o.iv.v•;,- De held at the convenience of the grain fed SW to $20.85; good 6T died Feb 19 in Allentown hospital, fsfe. 1<—At 3 p.m.—Larry Ferrari Concert—Schaeffer Auditorium— Kutztown; Mrs. Arlan Fegley, family, the Revs. Edgar M, Cooper choice $17 to $19; medium to good will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. KSTC—-Auspices Choir St. Paul's E. and R. Church Fleetwood; Walter, Fleetwood R an(j Fred S. Blank officiating. $15 to $17; lightweights and off- KORR.S FANCY in the DeLong and Trexler Funeral D; Elmer. Mertztown R. D; Mrs., He was recently named Honorary color $1250 to $15. Feb. 25— St. John's E. and R. Guild—Mrs. Paul Sittler, Hostess Home. The Rev. Thomas Brendle Robert Haring, Lyons; Mrs. Ernest Keystone Farmer, and in 1955 was STEERS: choice $20 to $20.80; Feb. 25—Reorganization Meeting—Berks-Lehigh Unit of Tri-State Dairy Farmers—Three Mile House will officiate. Bunal will be in Roth, Kempton R. 1; Mrs. Robert j Boyertown'l "Man of the Year." His good to choice $18 to $20; medium Feb. 26—WMS of Grace EC—Mrs. William Elder, Hostess CANNED GOODS SALE Fairview cemetery, near Northamp Henninger, Breinigsville R. D; educational and civic affiliations to good $16 to $18; common to me Mrs. Cora Transue, Reading; Mrs. . many, and he attended New dium $14.35 to $16. Feb. 26—At 7:30 p.m.—Business and Professional Woman's Club— THROUGH MARCH 2, 1957 ton. W) re William Fitzgerald and Mrs. Don- Hanover Lutheran church. His first HEIFERS: good to choice grain Eustace Renner, South Africa, Speaker—A lliene DeChant, Hostess A native of Northampton, he was Feb. 26—At 7:45 p.m.—Literature and Draw.*. rOi.yv>so^—f^mta/i's aid Boone, Carson City, New.; Mrs. j W1f,., irma Slonaker Swinehart died fed $17 to $18.70, medium ta «• CTtfxcy^un iiAwftr a son. vt the late Stewart and I..V.U: OVWIU .**, -*-.**, ot***,*.** --. -» - *p/T tsJ-tts; inyt.e£- Uf tsfit, COrtnTttfr. fft ttttfCCtUtTl C?M8 * i'mf/stf* Jsentvswf .vr^vf, stttntetMsm (Speckel) Fogelman and was a Feb. 27—At 7:30 p.m.—Mothers' Club, Trinity Lutheran—Mrs. Floyd stef I Xstr^sH" Ut glsSsttfir and Ray. Herington. Kan 22 grand-1 Mis survivors inc)ude his widoW| to $12 member of Miller's Evangelical children, one great-grandch.ld.Jwo , , . Cronrath, Hostess pound and Reformed church. Laurys; Mrs Marguerite Zarh lrias) Swine COWS: commercial $12 to $13.20; brothers. Charles and Samuel Fink, Feb. 27-28—Woman's Club to Sponsor "The Ambassador's Daughter" Aerie No 839, Fraternal Order of hart; four daughters. Mrs. Arthur canncrs and cutters $10 to $12; can 4 "•' 69' Hamburg, and three sisters. Mrs. —Strand APPLE SAUCE Eagles and the Rod and Gun Club, Zimmerman, Kutztown; Mrs. Tsung common kinds down to .09c. Kutztown: Ray A. Master Post No. Katie Hess and Mrs. Mabel Sehap- , { Sin Francisco; 'MrS. Edwin CALVES: few prime up to $34; HALVES OR pel, Reading, and Mrs. Mamie Wil 217. American Legion. Topton; [ZacharlM, Temple, and Mrs. Ken- good to choice $28 to $31; fair to UDDfrflTC 303 O for f*Qc liams, Hyde Park. LEGAL NOTICES Shoemaker-Bond Home Associa­ ] neth Gabel, Boyertown; also 10 good $22 to $28; lightweights $12 to nrJllLUltJ WHOLE PEELED can km U%7 $23; culls Legion Auxiliary tion. Veterans of Foreign Wars, and A native of Hamburg, he was a' grandchildren and three brothers, j down to $5'. NOTICE HOGS: handyweights $17.30 to TO THE CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS OF Continued from page one the Rod and Gun Club. Mertztown; son of the late Alfred and Theresa Eugene, Stanley and Harry, Potts- THE BOROUGH OF KUTZTOWN: Topton. Lyons and Fogelsville fire Ann (Heinlyi Fink and was a town $18.70; heavies $14 to $18.30; light­ Take notice that on March 12, 1957, at March first, the birthday of Depart­ weights $15.20 to $18; sows $13.40 to i 8:50 o'clock p.m. at the Borough Hall in the Royal Anne companies: Rural Sportsmen's As­ member of St. John's Lutheran i ' Borough of Kutztown, the Borough Council ment Chairman Mrs. Ray Wilson. sociation of Upper Macungie town­ church, Kutztown, Lyons and Vir- I MRS. KATIE LESHER $15; boars $10 to $10.10; shoats by of the Borough of Kutztown will hold a Thirteen will represent the Unit 30 oz. the head $6.25 to $10.25. public hearing on a proposed amendment to ship; Pike Township Sportsmen's ginville Fire Companies and Kutz- j Tn(-. funoral of Mrs. Katie the Zoning Ordinance of 1953 of the Borough at the February meeting of Berks CHERRIES can 3 - 79' Association; Loyal Order of Mouse town Grange. His wife, Ellen (Kline. Lesher, 78, who died Feb. Total heads sold 548. of Kutztown. The proposed amendment pro­ Council. vide! that the "M" or Multiple Family No. 1375. Slatington, and Owls Nest iBecker) Fink, preceded him in 13 at her home in Reading, was LIVE POULTRY District on the west side of Greenwich Stieet The Juniors are busy making nut No. 1362, Emmaus. He was employ­ death. held Monday at the Auman Fu­ Fogelsville, Feb. 19 fiom Vine Alley to Heffner Alley and the cups for Coatesville and Perry "M" or Multiple Family Distuct on the Red Sour ed for the past two years by Mack Services were held this afternoon neral Home, Reading The Rev. Dr Low High ! east and west side of Greenwich Street from Point Veterans Hospitals, to which Truck. Inc. Allentown Previously Heffner Alley and Peach Street northwardly pound at the Fritz and Kendall Funeral Rufus E Kern officiated Burial was Fowl—leghorn 10 .15 Vi : to the Borough l.rne shall be changed to a they will also send candy. he had been employed by the Home. Kutztown. The Rev. J, W. ' in Becker's St. Peter's church ceme- colored 16 .231: "B" or Business District. A Valentine was made by Mrs. Pitted Cherries can 3"" 69' Northampton and Bath Railroad Bittner officiated. Burial was n tery, Molltown. Pullets—colored 18 .29 At the said public hearing, full opportunity Eva Frey. membership chairman, Company. ' to be heard will be given to any citizen and Fairview cemetery A native of Fleetwood R D., she Roasters 20 31 VS , to all parties in interest attending the said for the Department President; and was a daughter of the late Amos Fryers 18 .28 I hearing. the juniors sent twin dolls dressed pound Surviving arc his widow. Dor­ CARI. H. BORTZ. othy iRitter" Fogelman. Ave chil­ MRS. KATIE SCHLEGEL and Mary (Fegely) Kline and was Cappettes 25 .35 Vi I Fch?l -t Bo ough Secretary as Valentine hearts. Prizes will be Fruit Cocktail can 3'° 69 dren: Mrs. William Hoppes, Em­ The funeral of Mrs. Katie (Wei- a member of the Lutheran congre- Rabbits 30 .35 given for the best ones from Quota Ducks 15 .36 Units, maus R. 1; Mrs Theodore Benni­ andt' Schlegel, 77, Fleetwood, who gatlon of Becker's St. Peter's pound coff. Nazareth, and Mildred. Don­ dud Feb 19 in Community Gen- church and a past president of its Total number of coops sold 572 Approximately 200 Each month hymn favorites of ald and Robert, at home, four era! hospital, will be held Saturday i Aid Society. She was affiliated with EGGS America's national presidents are Grp'fruit Hearts can 3"" 53* grandchildren, a stepsister. Mrs. at 2 p.m, In the Christ. Funeral the Northeast Democratic Club and Harleysvilie, Feb. 11 sung. Those for February are "My Paul Sterner. Fullertoi), and a step­ WHITE At Blue-Gold Dinner Home. Fleetwood. The Rev, Martin the Royal Neighbors Lodge. Her Faith Looks Up to Thee." "Lead OLE FASHION—Halves or Sliced brother, Arthur Gross. North Caro L Rothenberger will officiate. Bur- husband, William Lesher, preceded High Low Avg Approximately 200, including Cub Kindly Light" and "Softly and Ten­ 30 oz. lina. lal will be in St. Paul's cemetery, i her in death. Extra large ... .48 > .35' .38 j Scouts, den mothers, committeemen derly Jesus is Calling." Fleetwood Surviving are a son and daughter, Extra medium 39 .36' .38 • and parents, attended the recent The March 14 public card party Elberta Peaches can 2 ° 79 SCOTT O'NEIL A native of Fleetwood, she was W. Paul Lesher, Reading, and Mrs Standard large 40' , .34 > .36 Vt . Topton Cub Scout Pack One Blue at the Legion Hall will be in charge The funeral of Scott J O'Neil. 71, a daughter of the late John and , Howard Buchter. Laureldale. and a ; Standard medium. .3_ 6 .33 .35 : and Gold banquet in the basement of the Community Service chair­ formerly of Kutztown, who died Anna i Leibensperger) Weiandt and ; sister. Mrs. Harris Rothermel. Kutz- Pullets .iti .34 .35 : of Trinity church. Earl Werst. man, Mrs. Paul Kramer. 30 oz. for ( Feb. 10 in his Glensidr residence, was a member of St. Paul's Luth- town, : neighborhood commissioner, was a Cling Peaches can 2 59 will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in the eran church, Fleetwood. Her hus-! -Extra large 52VS .39 .41V; guest. HALVES OR SLICED Whelan Funeral Home. Glensidr band. Charles Schlegel, preceded! SOLON SICHER Extra medium ... .39V2 .36 .38 Walter Malewicz, of the pack The Rev Samuel C. Jaxhelmer will her in death. The funeral of Solon H. Sicher, .Pullet s 37 .34 .36 ; committee, showed slides of the und for officiate. Burial will be in Hope Surviving are lOchildien: C. Rob- H a charter member of the Lyons Jumbo ... .74 .76 various Cub activities last year, STRAND cemetery, Kutztown. ert. Laverne and Earl Schlegel, Fire Company, who died Feb. 20 at Total cases sold 452. plus a half hour of cartoons. He was KUTZTOWN, Cling Peaches edP°can 3 69* He was a native of Kutztown and Fleetwood; John, Fleetwood R 3; the Topton House where he was a GRAINS assisted by Harry DeLong, den was a son of the late Thomas and Mdes, Kutztown; Elwood and Mrs. ' guest, will be held Sunday at 1 Mill Farm chief. The invocation was pro­ Last Times Tonight Sue (Ecki O'Neil. Levi Cronrath, Reading; Sarah, j P m. at the DeLong and Trexler Wheat $2.30 bu. $2.25 bu. nounced by the Rev. Alton F. Hoff­ 30 oz. ESTHER WILLIAMS in Surviving are his widow, three Port Angeles, Wash., and Paul and ' Funeral Home. Topton. The Rev. Oats 88 bu. .85 bu. man, of Trinity church. Rartlett Pears can ! 2'" 79 sons, four grandchildren and two Lauretta, at home, 19 grandchil- Alton F Hoffman will officiate, j Barley 1.20 bu. 1.15 bu. The menu included meat loaf great-grandchildren. dren and eight great-grandchildren.'Burial will be in Christ church : R. e 1.10 bu. 1.05 bu. with all the trimmings and was THE UNGUARDED ,ot i cemetery. Dryville. j New Corn: $44 per ton for 22 per served cafeteria style. The food pound MRS. CORA KERCHNER A native of Rockland township, j cent moisture corn on a shelled i committee comprised Mrs. Warren MOMENT Rartlett Pears can 3 79" The funeral of Mrs. Cora iMoy- : he was a son of the late Martin and ' weight basis. $115 per ton addi- ; Brintzenhoff, Mrs. Wayne Geiger, in Technicolor Real Estate er) Kerchner. 74, who died Feb. ! Eliza (Fegley) Sicher and was agonal for each unit of moisture I Mrs. Ernest Rohrbach, Mrs. Robert LARGE ALL-GREEN 14 in her Lenhartsville R 1 resi- member of Christ Lutheran church, ! under 22 percent. j Fisher and Mrs. Walter Krick. Mrs. Fri. & Sat., Feb. 22-23 dence, was held Monday at the Dryville. His wife. Sallie (DeLong) | Y: (baled) $24 a ton HA Ernest Angstadt, Mrs. Kenneth JEFF CHANDLER in pound FOR SALE Fritz and Kendall Funeral Home, r Sicher, and daughter, Mrs. Erma STRAW (baled) $20 a ton Guldin, Mrs. Walter Malewicz and Asp gus Spears can 2 •" 79' Kutztown. The Rev. J. Paul Kehm : Bechtel, preceded him in death, Mrs. John Helwig were In charge 90-ACRE DAIRY FARM in Greenwich officiated Burial was in Becker's! Surviving are two grandchildren, LICENSE APPLICATIONS of the decorations. Pillars of the Sky Township. Good born, new milt* St. Peter's church cemetery, Moll- ] Mrs. Alice Oswald, Kutztown, and in CinemoScope ond Color The Cubs and their leaders will FRENCH STYLE houie, inspected, good pasture, creak, town. IC Bechtel, Hershey Industrial TOTAL VA MILLION house has 4 bed rooms, new bath tour the Allen Laundry, Allentown, pound A native of Richmond township, \ Schools, one great-granddaughter, Sunday, February 24 room in sound condition, blacktop Three and a-half million applica­ Saturday. The group will leave she was a' daughter of the late j a brother, Harvey Sicher, Topton, can 4'- 69' road near new Route 22. Offering at tions, the greatest number in the Trinity church at 8:15 a.m. Drivers JAMES STEWART Green REANS Moses and Matilda (Adamsi Moyer j and several nieces and nephews. $14,000, can finance with small down history of the Pennsylvania Bureau are still needed and interested GRACE KELLY in payment. Immediate possession Buy and was a member of the Evangel-1 persons are urged to be at the pound this farm now and be ready for of Motor vehicles, have been mailed leal and Reformed congregation of i MICHAEL ALLEN BROBST to owners of automobiles and mo- -church. spring. Becker's St. Peter's church. Her | The funeral of Michael Allen I REAR WINDOW can 4 ° 69 I torcyles for the 1957 registration Cat Green Reans husband, Edward Kerchner, pre- j Brobst, four-month-old son of Wil- in Technicolor 350-ACRE STEER FARM near Huff'* year, announces Secretary of Rev­ ADVANCED RANK ceded her in death. iliam and Ruth Brobst, Fleetwood, Church. Two sets of buildings, all in 2 enue Gerald Gleeson. This year's Four members of the Noweciya pound excellent condition. Under $50,000 Surviving are four children: Mrs. : R- . who died Feb. 15 in Commu- Wed. A Thurt., Feb. 27-28 ni total exceeds by more than 200,000 J group in the Nipakwa district, spon- Can finance. A real money maker for Denton Nester. Lenhartsville; Mrs. i 'y General, was held Monday at Cut Wax Reans can 4 - 69 the number mailed last year. ! sored by the Longswamp church, OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND the right farmer. Wayne Hill, Kutztown R. 3; Mrs. j the Stump Funeral Home, Fleet- Paul Mertz. Fleetwood R. 1. and w0°d Tnp Rov- J Pau' Kehm offi- The secretary reminds all motor­ j Mertztown, were among 36 Camp JOHN FORSYTHE in Norman Kerchner, Lyons, 13 grand- ciated. Burial was in Pricetown ists that if they failed to notify the I Fire Girls of the Reading-Berks pound Department of Revenue of a recent I Council to receive rank advance- OGDEN W. SMITH children, five great-grandchildren, cemetery. Ambassador's Tiny Whole Reels can 4"° 69 change in address, their applica­ •menfs, recently. Virginia Hellwig Realtor four sisters: Mrs. Katie Rothermel, The parents are the sole sur­ tions may not reach them. Motor­ and Lillian Solt became wood gath­ Fleetwood, and Mrs. Endora Os­ vivors. Daughter 214 W. Main Strut ists who do not receive their 1957 erers, and Mary Boyer and Fern 46 oz. to KUTZTOWN wald, Mrs. Lizzie Kunkle and Mrs. Bauman, fire makers. in CinemoScope and Color Harvey Wentzel, Reading, and two FATHER DIES application by Feb. 28 are urged to Apricot Nectar can 2 79 Phone 5221 or 6226 The funeral of Lloyd Harter, 70, contact the Bureau of Motor Ve- brothers: Robert Moyer. Kutztown, hicles in Sell Your Real Estate Now and John. Sinking Spring. ! Temple, father of Francis Harter, Harrisburg. : Kutztown, who died Feb. 15 in the The new license plates will be 46 oz. Top Prices Available Berks County Tuberculosis Sana- issued as quickly as the completed Tomato Juice can 2 •" 59 I Have Numerous Buyers torium, was held Tuesday at the' applications are returned. The fee Waiting Auditorium Theatre Mertz Funeral Home, Laureldale. for passenger cars is $10 and mo- mesePooo P/VCIS ,or | The Rev John C. Shetler officiated, torcycles, $4. The deadline is March 30 oz. HlfTWOOD ; Burial was in Good Shepherd 31 but license plates may be placed Fruit Cocktail can 3 ' church cemetery, Tuckerton. on these vehicles as of March 15th Fri. & Sat., Feb. 22-23 Sliced MRS. MILTON WESSNER mlow/ Stop in NOW He couldn't lie! East Penn relatives were notified 29 oz. g for I of the death Feb. 5th of Mrs. Anna PINEAPPLE can TO SEE THE I MAUREEN O'HARA, JOHN FORSYTHE Louise I Henry) Wessner. wife of TASTY-LEAN and TIM HOVEY starring in Milton Wessner. Ventura. Iowa. Crushed ' Burial was in Memorial Park ceme­ CHUCK ROASTS 1957 Everything But tery, Ventura, Feb. 8th 20 oz. 4«« PINEAPPLE can The Truth CHECK-UP OF UNLICENSED CHEVROLET Chunk Style in Eastman Color DOGS NOW UNDERWAY V4'o Added: Short Subject. 4«<» A general check-up of owners of Light Meat Tuna can unlicensed dogs has been started in f Wednesday, February 27 Berks county by Floyd Klopp, State pound USED CARS Dog Law investigator. All persons can 4 « Romantic human comedyl found owning or harboring un­ Tiny Sweet Peas 55 CHEVROLET V8 2-door Se­ BETTE DAVIS, ERNEST BORGNINE, licensed dogs will be prosecuted Hand Packed dan, Power Glide, Radio DEBBIE REYNOLDS and without exception. The minimum fine is $5 and costs of prosecution pound 4«er BARRY FITZGERALD starring in and Heater and the maximum fine is $100 and In Pennsylvania, a Whole Tomatoes can 55 CHEVROLET Sedan costs or 30 days in jail or both, TASTY LONCHORN dimple in the chin 14 oz. 55 FORD Fairlane 2-door Se­ The Catered Affair i Owners who do not have a license it LUCKY! fjfer Plus Short Subject. for their dogs are urged to pur­ aged ib. 59c Tomato Catsup dan, Fordomatic, Radio & bottle chase them at once. CHEESE Heater pound WESTERN GREEN gf.r 54 CHEVROLET Convertible bunch Sliced Beets can 54 CHEVROLET Sedan BROCCOLI 19 54 FORD Customline 4-door pound gfer Sedan, Fordomatic, Radio Jumbo Sweet Peas can and Heater New York State 53 CHEVROLET Sedan Ib. Crushed 51 BUICK Sedan 4 pound •9 for 51 CHEVROLET Sedan CABBAGE Golden CORN can 51 CHEVROLET Hardtop Get lucky-get the new 51 FORD Sedan LUCKY SUNNY 7 soon. Large Florida White Seedless for Whole 51 PLYMOUTH Sedan insurance GRAPEFRUIT 5 29* pound ^ for 50 CHEVROLET Sedan Golden CORN can 50 PLYMOUTH Sedan GOOD EATING The big r.fr.ih- pound 50 FORD 4-door Sedan When anyone ii injured on your property, you mtmt in the 50 FORD Convertible may have to pay the bill unless you're adequately Rntter Reans can 8'" little, green Temple Oranges doz.39c covered by liability insurance. Be protected with 53 CHEVROLET Pickup boff7«! our low-cost policy. In Sauce pound NATURAL COLOR PINEAPPLE gfr g doz $4 can Johnnys Special ORANCES Later moy be too pound 48 PLYMOUTH 4-door Full of Juice doz. 35c Bed Kidney Beans Qf.r fate; Insures now <=^ Sedan can Radio and Heater, Very Clean L WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Pork & Beans MAX'S FREY'S Wm. H. Seaman ROLPNDS. 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