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Quarter Million Armory Assured for Kutztown National Guards For Complete Coverage of The To Rent, Bny or Sell Don't Wants, News of the East Penn Valley Or to Employ Help Use Patriot Read The Patriot Want Ads—They Pay SfRVINC KUTZTOWN. FLEETWOOD, TOPTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS VOL. LXXXII KUTZTOWN, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1956 T*»l*»ph9ris 7343 NO. LIBRARY OFFERS 50 NEW Kutztown To Get $5300 BOOKS TO BOYS-GIRLS; THURSDA f \ SA T UKUA f j Quarter Million Armory Assured From State For Streets; Get yours tonight! The Kutztown Public Library has received 50 new books from Double Last Year's Aid the Pennsylvania State Library The Borough of Kutztown this year will receive from the State of Extension Division, reports Wil­ Pennsylvania just a bit more than 100 per cent increase in state road liam Stickler, librarian. Sponsor­ For Kutztown National Guards allocation from the motor license fund. ed by the Business and Profes­ What has been talked about The increase is a part of the $807,547 which will be received by Berks sional Women's Club, the library county municipalities under the recently passed state bill which in­ procures these books in order speculatively for some time has creased the annual allocation by* that boys and girls may have become a definite thing with the $30,000,000. many happy, relaxing hours of Report forms have been received MAXATAWNY D.V.B.S. reading. announcement that all the neces­ and filled out by borough officials CLOSES TONIGHT, 7:30 Among the new titles ar. Crazy sary papers have been signed by to be filed with District 5 of the Castle, Choo Choo, Rabbit Foot State Highways Department from A total of 100 is enrolled in the For Luck, The Super-Duper Car, the various departments of the where they will be sent to Harris­ two-week Daily Vacation Bible Trails West and the Men Who State of Pennsylvania to assure burg for payment. School at Zion church, Maxatawny, Made Them, Davy Crockett, The the erection of a new National This year Kutztown will receive which closes tonight at 7:30. The True Book of Indians, Being Nice Guard Armory for Kutztown. approximately $5300 compared to daily offerings will go toward the is Lots of Fun, Cherry Ann and last year's $2500. Under the new purchase of a school bus for the the Dragon Horse, God Planned Started as far back as last year, formula of payments the municipal­ Rocky Boy Indian Mission in Mon­ It That Way, Wires Up, The Boy's the movement to have better ity received about $300 per mile tana. The directors are John Knit­ Book of Modern Railroading, and facilities for the local Guard unit of streets and $1.19 per person of tle and Edward Leiby and the sec­ Flicka, Ricka, Dicka Bake a was almost sidetracked when the population. Kutztown, according to retaries Russell Guldin and Irvin Cake. the 1950 census is listed as having Miller. Department of Public Instruction Library Hours: Each Thursday failed to at-ree to the transfer of 3,110 residents. The teachers and helpers are: night from 7 to 9, and Saturdays , In drawing up the 1956 budget, nursery: Mrs. Calvin Stump, Mrs. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. a part of that department's real borough officials estimated that this Lewis Rhode and Mrs. Wilbur estate for the armory. year'3 allocation would approxi­ Gery; kindergarten: Mrs. Neil Har­ mate $2800 which was earmarked Influential citizens of Kutztown ing and Geraldine Stump; primary: Homecoming were not content to let the matter for the reconstruction of Normal Mrs. Ernest Angstadt, Mrs. Nathan Avenue. The $2800 was not enough rest with that decision and other Freeby and Mrs. John Knittle; jun­ departments were contacted. Offi­ for completing the job and other ior: Mrs. Homer Guldin and Clara At Ziegel Church borough moneys were to be used. H cials of both the Department of Richards; and intermediate-senior: rimes! . i , 1 Property and Supplies and the De­ As it is, all of the $5300 will be Evelyn Christman and Shirley Ra­ Sunday at 2 P.M. —•-•,-::•.--!r'* £ partment of Military Affairs were used for the rebuilding. benold. v"' ' V in'. • t*—" **""" ' I'—' _. (_— __ kU | 'moot ' haaa) jfw interested and the necessary steps I . @ B \B. £ § taken to release just about seven Revs. Englert and Laubach it*:. dr.•*•-"• -Jr-ta *..-ar**t [ tWtt WMi irrr. acres of property of the Kutztown Councilmen Plan Installation Sneakers; Church School State Teachers College. Observance Tonight Last Friday Dr. Charles H. Boehm, new State Superintendent Of Water and Sewage Lines Home Coming and Community of Public Instruction, signed the Open House Sunday at 2 p.m. will D E. ' last paper in the transfer. Money for the building of the J Plans for the installation of water, sewage and storm sewer lines climax the week long rededication Front and side views of the proposed National Guard Armory be drawn by an architect engaged for the job. Preliminary specifi­ and the reconstruction of Normal avenue comprised the business at services at Ziegel Union church, new armory has already been ear­ which will be built on a seven acre tract on the extreme northern cations call for a building of buff brick to blend with other build­ marked. Only two armories will be the June meeting of Kutztown Town Council. Breinigsville R. 1. The Rev. Dr. end of Kutztown State Teachers College and near College Gardens. ings on the college campus. Actual construction will begin some­ built in Pennsylvania this year. Borough Engineer Walter Spotts was authorized to draw up specifi­ Donald M. C. Englert, professor of The drawing is by an architect on the staff of the Military Affairs On May 25 Governor George M. cations for the installation of water, sewage and storm sewer lines in Old Testament at the E. and R. Department It was made when negotiations began. Other plans will time next year, officials have said. Seminary, Lancaster, and the Rev. Leader signed House Bill 2089 in the new Highland Park section* which permits spending part of the which Is being developed into a Robert A. Laubach, Richlandtown Lutheran Parish, both former pas­ Kutztown Group Flag Day today! .'tate's money for what are called residential section by Harold Mil­ Mrs. Schappell tors, will speak. Greetings will be Have you ever been homesick Many Relatives, Friends See 100 per cent items. Federal money ler and Attorney John Dry. He was given by the following area pas­ for Old Glory? So homesick that has limitations on its use and state money is likewise restricted. also authorized to make a survey Heads Auxiliary tors: the Revs Carl Borger, George To Report Tonight tears flood your eyes? MacNeal, Marvin Harding, Clar­ That happened to me the long- Publisher Receive Doctorate In building a structure of special­ of the storm sewer system in the ized use such as an armory there ence R. Rahn, John L. Long, Rob­ On $900,000 Drive ago early morning I walked alone Charles H. Esser, president of I Eastern part of the borough. Legion Post 480 ert Titus, Luther J. Linn and Wil­ for two hours along the Bund at are some items outside the limita­ Council further authorized En­ Kutztown Publishing Company and I tions and special action by the liam O. Wolford. The Rev. John L. Yokohama. Every kind of craft publisher of the Patriot and prom­ gineer Spotts to draw up plans was in port from across the K.S.T.C. SENDS OUT Legislature was necessary. Herbster, E. and R. pastor, will ad­ Nearly 110 Prospects on List inent layman in the United Luth-1 and specifications for the recon­ Unit and Past Presidents minister the Communion at 10:15 Seven Seas, ranging from san- Of the almost one-quarter mil­ m* eran Church of America, was one struction of Normal avenue from In Borough; $668,050 pans and Chinese junks to URGENT PLEA FOR ROOMS lion dollars which will be spent in a.m. The afternoon service will be of six to receive honorary degrees Noble St, to the Saucony Creek Give $100 to Orphan; freighters and ocean liners. But building the new armory, 75 per preceded by a turkey dinner and Total Reported FOR 1956-1957 STUDENTS at Muhlenberg Commencement bridge. Upon completion of the Memorial Held refreshments will be served during not a single one floated the Stars cent comes from the Federal gov­ Kutztown State Teachers Col­ June 11. ernment and 25 per cent from the specifications Secretary Carl Bortz Election of officers, the adoption Open House. Nearly 110 prospects in the Kutz­ and Stripes! is to advertise for bids. Recently veterans across the lege sends out an urgent S.O.S. In awarding him the degree of State of Pennsylvania. of another orphan at Scotland Tonight at 8. Church Night will town area for the Greater Reading Doctor of Letters, Dr. John Conrad nation decorated the graves of for rooms and apartments for Although the armory is now as- A resolution was adopted by School, a memorial service, and a be observed when Mrs. Willis D. Development Fund are being visit­ Seegers, president, said, "It gives | sured it is doubtful whether actual Council accepting the floor plans Mathias, Allentown, will speak. The those who paid the supreme 1956-1957 students. sandwich sale »r.d carrt party ,*-*'aa» 1 ed this week bv a committee under sacrifice in all wars, who new lie -me pleasure to present this honor to Continund on pag* night, column eight as presented by Architect Freder­ prog-.-i.j will include an historical the chairmanship of Carl R.
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