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FLEETWOOD NEWS of Town, and Mrs Ada — ICES Engagements THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT Serving The East Penn Valley For More Than Seventy-five Years MARY LOUISE WEIDNER TO WED ROBERT GEIST he nbov*» £t a family party on Christmas KUTZTOWN, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1953 NO. 35 Eve-Mr- and Mrs Warren E. Weid- VOL. LXXVIII ner announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Rob- ert M. Geist. son of Mr. and Mrs. Year 1952 A Busy One Clarence Geist, Mertztown. R. 1. Guests were present from Cuba, 5 Michigan. Philadelphia, Florida, For East Penn Valley; and the East Penn Valley. J and Dorsey °f- The bride-to-be is a KHS senior. m??Y NEW KM& ** j^ert, : Build Mr Geist attended the Topton Memorable Happenings Schools and is with the U. S. Ma­ rines in Miami, Florida. America has come a long way . from the log cabin freely with his fellows in the achievement of his ob­ >AlT Heil-Hertzog jective. Four Ministers Welcomed; Mr and Mrs. Paul Hertzog, to the skyscraper . from the covered wagon to the Installation Sunday New Police Chief and Mertztown. R. 1. announce the en­ jet plane . from the hand plow to atomic energy. It is these rights that spur each man to create and pro gagement of their daughter Marian r Borough Manager <emb« FDic ' to Donald Heil, son of Mr. and Mrs. duce to the limits of his capacity . that prompt each The year 1952 was a memorable James Heil. Macungie. The road has never been easy, but it has always been The bride-to-be is employed by business to give its customers more for less. It is these one for Kutztown and the East Penn Topton Movie Star, Inc., and her clearly marked . its milestones, the basic rights on rights thai have made A merica's might the wonder of Valley. fiance by the Modern Transporta­ There was an all-time record vote tion Company, Allentown. Mr. Heil which this nation was founded and by which it has lived the modern world. on Election Day. Four new ministers were wel­ scrVed three years in the Army in Evelyn Diehl and grown strong. *The right of every man to determine the South Pacific during World With pride, America looks to its past. With confidence, comed: the Rev. Lawrence L. War II. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diehl, Wescos- for himself, the course his life shall follow. The right Hosan, Grace E. C. church; the CT ville R. D. 1, announce the engage­ it looks to 1953 and all the years ahead. Holding reso­ Rev. Alton Hoffman, Topton-Dry- SANTA BRINGS RING ment of their daughter Evelyn, to to choose his own work or to build his own business. lutely to a zvay of life so critically tested, so conclusively ville Lutheran parish; the Rev. Ralph Werley, son of Mrs. Edna Harvey E. Ache, Missionary church, TO KATHRYN FERGUSON The right to go as far as his own ability will take him Mrs. Morris Dreibelbis announces Snyder, Orefield R. D. 1, and the proved . we shall continue our forward march to Fleetwood; and the Rev. Richard the engagement of her sister, Kath- late Monroe Werley. Fearing, Seventh Day Adventist, in the direction of his choosing . the right to compete a better life for all. Fleetwood. ryn Ferguson, daughter of the late Miss Diehl is a graduate of Al­ Mr and Mrs. John Ferguson, to lentown High school and is employ­ The Old Order Mennonites dedi­ Herbert Haas, son of Mr. and Mrs. ed at Ireland Needlecraft, Allen­ cated a church, and recently pur­ William Haas, Maxatawny. The town. Werley, who served three chased their 33d farm in this area. bridegroom-to-be played Santa years in the U.S. Army, is employ­ EN NE1 YAHR'S WUNSCH WOMAN'S CLUB GIRL Delmond Schlegel, the first Kutz­ Claus at a family party of thirteen ed by Harold Spangler, Allentown. Berks Extension town youth to pay the supreme sac­ Ich wuensch eich en glickliches Neies Yahr, SCOUT NIGHT JAN. 29 rifice in Korea, was given a mili­ at the home of Mrs. Edna Ferguson, Mit genunk Brenn-schtofft, wie's Yahr defor; and included the engagement ring The Woman's Club will observe tary burial. LeRoy Smoyer is engaged to To Meet January 7 Un uf eierm Op en gut Ojfe-rahr, its ai;i?ual Girl Scout Night Thurs­ Mrs. Russell E,dgar was named among his gifts. Ruby Ann Smoyer, daughter of n A similar party was also held at Schonscht kummt eier Hans in grosse G'fahr. day, 'January 29, when Helen president of the Woman's Club. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Smoyer, Ma­ Wisniewski will present an illus-! Mrs. Laurena Wentzel, Kutz- the Haas residence on Mertztown cungie R. 1. He attended KHS and At the Grange Hall R 1. at which 21 were present. Ich hoff die Kaelt is glei ferbei, trated talk on "Long Distance Tele­ Rev. Rufus E. Kern town's oldest resident died at the served in the Air Force. The bride- phone Service." The speaker is the age of 100. The bride-to-be works at the to-be, an Emmaus High school grad­ Schonscht geht's tins iwwel, meiner drei; On Sunday at 10:15 A. ML, at Kutztown Sportswear Company, chief evening operator of the Bell Fleetwood dedicated a three-pa­ uate, is employed by Hess Broth­ Dr. Raymon Kistler, Head Es roth Schtofft gebt nunner, im Glass, Telephone, Reading. Becker's church, the Rev. Rufus E. tient $8,164 ambulance. and Mr. Haas at General Electric, ers. Auuer halt nur Geguld, die Feggel singe glei. Kern will be installed pastor of the Allentown. Of Beaver College, to Richard Moll, KHS baritone, will Kutztown Rotary was host at sing, and Mrs. Carl Bieber will head Moslem-Becker's Lutheran parish. KSTC tc the 265th District confer­ LUCILLE HOCH AND Give Key Address A NEW YEAR'S WISH (Translation) The combined membership exceeds ence. THREE SMOYERS INCLUDED the hostess committee. 500. The Rev. Paul Dundore, presi­ RHODE The Literature Division will meet Work was begun on the Oscar L. IN TWO ENGAGEMENTS CARL WALTER, ENGAGED Dr. Raymon Kistler, president Of / wish you a happy and lucky New Year, dent of Reading Conference, has On Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mrs. Beaver college, Jenkintown, will j January 13, at 2:00 P. M.. at i the Stein Boy Scout memorial at Camp The engagements of a son and With enough ft ?/ in the house, to keep you from fear; been authorized by the president of Edmar. [complete daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Hoch, 159 West Walnut street, discuss "What About 1953?" at the ; home of Mrs. R^S. Leh. This an­ the Ministerium of Pennsylvania to And a new stove-pipe upon your stove, nouncement is made by Mrs. C. F. Preliminary plans for a new ' Whether Smover. Alburtis R. 1, which in­ announced the engagement of their 39th annual meeting of the Berks ; perform the installation, and to pre­ County Agricultural Extension As-1 To take good care of those you love. Lytle. junior-senior High school were irglary— clude three Smoyers, were announc- daughter Lucille, to Karl Walter, sent the charge to. the pastor. son of Mrs. Betty Walter and the sociation at the local Grange Hall.! unanimously approved by the ' ed during the holidays. The Rev. Charles M. Kern, of St. school directors of Topton and insur- Renia Tmoyer is engaged to late Adolph Walter, of the Lincoln He will speak at 1:45 P.M. I hope the cold weather will soon be gone, Peter's church, North Wales, a son Remarks will be made by H. R. \ Or we shall all freeze to death, one by one: Share in Taking Longswamp, District and Rockland ^he right I Corp. Donald Youse, son of Mr. Tavern. of Pastor Kern, will present the townships. The bride-to-be is a graduate of McCulloch, assistant director, Agri­ The mercury goes down, like lead, in the glass, »ek. and Mrs. Levi Youse, Fleetwood charge to the pastor. A Pennsylvania Dutch column R 1. She was graduated from Em­ KHS and is employed as a stenog­ cultural Extension, Penn State; Ira Be patient, my son, birds will soon sing in the grass. 53rd Bird Census The combined choirs of the two rapher at the Saucony Shoe Manu­ N. Dunmire, county agent, will talk was begun by De Suzy Sunablum. maus High school and is employed congregations will present special Arthur Moyer was named chief of facturing Company. on "Then, Now, What Next"; W. Written and translated from the Pennsylvania Dutch dialect by muSiO. by William Taylor and Company, The Rev. Pierce E. Swope, Lebanon Edward A. Hill, Fleetwood, R. 1, police, and Norman Schadler, bor­ \llentown. Corporal Youse attend­ Mr. Walter is a graduate of KHS Harry Schaffer, assistant, county directed a party of four in helping agent, will present "Field Notes"; ough superintendent. ed KHS: served for 18 months in and Albright College and assists to make the 53d annual Bird Census (Continued on page nine) Korea: and is now at Fort Lee, Va. his mother at the Tavern. and "Forward With Youth" will be across America. The others were Zone One Firemen the challenge given by Samuel H. Dr. George W. Richards Writes History Esther Lash, Oley High school li­ MISS PLETSCH TO GIVE Horn, another assistant county brarian; John Hand and Luther Ep- agent. ler, Reading; and Josephine Brown, Re-elect President DEMONSTRATION AT PTA Verna M. Criss, Home Economics Of E-R Theological Seminary, Lancaster Kutztown.
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