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EXCHANGE PARISHES THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT •Sffi* Serving The East Penn Vatlhy For More Than Seventy-five Years &&*;**- VOL. LXXVII KUTZTOWN, Pk*, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1952 NO. 52 4-y St. Paul's Church BPW Witnesses Kutztown Calendar To Break Ground 51 East Penn Puts Many Articles Blood Donor Film For New Church Folks Earn First Tonight—Mother's Day P.ojram—Grange May 2—Roller Rink, Kutztown Park, Opens In 2d Cornerstone At Hotel Dinner May 2—Lions—Pennsylvania House—Sportscaster John Van Sant About June First Aid Certificates May 2—At 7:30 P.M. G@r£ Scout Neighborhood Association—St Paul's Church I I May 2—At 8 P.M. Fashion Show—KHS—Future Homemakers Contents Include Fragments Initiates New Members; May 3—At 8:30 A.M. Foog Sale— Boy Scouts—Dan Kline's Store St John's Lutheran Plans Advanced Classes Will Be From Original Stone Gives Farewell Gift May 3—Scrap Drive—Fire Company (Rain Date May 10) To Raise a Barrel Given by the Red Cross May 3—At 2:30 P.M. Man Day Festival—KSTC—Crowning of the L executor ' ^tbVm* Dated 1886 To Winifred Helm Of Money Beginning May 12 D Queen | j * - No- I. Res*. May 3—Public Card Party->Fire Company Auxiliary—Fire Hall Members of St. Paul's Evangel Initiation of nine new members; May 3—Spring Convention--District 8— Berks Sabbath School As In simple but impressive cere ical and Reformed church, Kutz plans for participation in the Penn sociation—Longswamp Church monies recently held at KHS, cer town, recently, at the direction of sylvania Dutch Folk Festival; and May 3—At 8 P.M. Roller-Sjcitting Party—KHS Sophomores—Reading tificates were awarded to 51 resi E'SNonoi ? dents of Kutztown and vicinity who F^' ^te »f Hum. Pastor Paul E. Schmoyer, partici a Bloodmobile program highlighted Fairgrounds "**' P*- deceaaat the April meeting of the Kutztown May 4—At 2:30 P.M. Musi; Festival—Oley High School successfully completed the Stand, r- on the aboi-**1 pated in a most unusual ceremony. ard First Air Course, given by the «o_the undent Rev. Lawrence L. Hosan Rev. Ralph H. Bornman Business and Professional Woman's May 4—At 2:00 and 7:30 P.M.—Rededication Frieden's Union Church B They filled a second cornerstone, —Lenhartsville Berks Chapter of the American S Kutztown Bethany, Reading Club. c^ the original, dated 1886 having been May 5—At 7:30 P.M. Electron and Hottenstein Lecture—P.T.A. of Red Cross, under the auspices of removed during renovations now A farewell gift was presented to At the 30th annuar sessions of He and his wife have two chil Mrs. Winifred Helm, a charter KSTC Laboratory School the Kutztown Civil Defense Coun the East Pennsylvania Conference being made to the edifice. May 6—At 8 P.M. Jaycees -YMCA cil. dren: Robert, Reading, and a member, who will move in the near May 6—St John's Luther n Aid—Lutheran Home of the Evangelical-Congregational The articles were vacuum-packed 3 Guest of honor was Thomas K. daughter Sarah Elizabeth at home; in a stainless steel box made by future to Morrisville, Bucks county. May 7—At 6:30 P.M. Aid pt ciety Banquet—St Paul's Church Church, held recently at Bethany, also two grandchildren. She headed the Community Library May 7—At 8:15 P.M. Spring Concert KSTC—Schaeffer Auditorium Leinbach, Superintendent Com Allentown, the Rev. Ralph H. Born George Parks, Lyons. They includ munity General Hospital of Read Pastor Bornman ed a Bible, book of worship, cate project, and is the present mem May 8—At 2 P.M. Reading-Hospital Auxiliary—Mrs. Ray Schatzlein, man, Grace Church, here, and the During his four-year pastorate bership chairman. Hostess ing, who described the organiza Rev. Lawrence L. Hosan, Bethany, chism, Aid Society program for May 8—At 7:30 P.M. Juniojr Women—St John's E. and R. at Church tion of the Volunteer Medical Serv «* above estate km the Rev. R. H. Bornman directed 1952, an anthem signed by the During the business session, over odersigned. allTT Reading, were instructed to ex May 8—At 8 P.M. Mother'? Day Program—Fire Company Auxiliary ice Corps of Berks County. Motion the complete renovation of Grace choir, a church school quarterly, which Mary Bortz presided, a gift May 9—Spring Concert—£HS Band—Woman's Club, Co-Sponsor te are reqaesttdia change pastorates. church. The brick house next door, of $25 from Publisher Charles H. pictures of Red Cross activities and t having claissa Z Both will begin their new duties the Kutztown Patriot, the 1952 May 10—From 9 A.M. to H°on—Food Sale—Senior Choir, Becker's first' aid under emergency condi • delay, to church-owned and formerly occu Esser, of the Kutztown Patriot, and St Peter's Church—K&fdinger Building B- Main St.. RW church year book, a 1952 half-dol at regular services Sunday. Pastor pied by Mr. and Mrs. George a typewriter from Mrs. Dorothy May 10—From 10 A.M. tr^ Noon—Story Hour Picnic—Community tions were shown. Bornman conducted prayer meet lar, the church bulletin for the day, VN.^ Scheidt, was razed, and is the site and a list of consistory members. Deisher Groff, were acknowledged. Library—At Stapleton Cottage The Rev. Paul E. Schmoyer, Di LJ-Maori ing at Reading Wednesday night, of a church school building. The new members, who bring the May 10—At 8 P.M. Longs.vamp Hometown Minstrels—Fire Hall— rector of Kutztown Civil Defense and the local service marked the The contents of the original cor Auspices Fire Compan t Council, announced that the Ad He was a member of the Kutz nerstone,—all that could be sal total up to 28, include Mrs. Faye spring rally of the Missionary So town Pastoral Association; headed Bordner, Mrs. Mary Gift Patterson, vanced First Aid Course, open only ciety when pictures were shown vaged, was also placed in the new to those holding certificates show the above estate the Red Cross; and taught Bible at box. Damp and brittle, when first Evelyn Stauffer, Mrs. Sadie Hart e undersigoen. sfl by the Rev. T. E. Paul, on mission KSTC, his class to be continued by man Kutz, Mrs. Theresa Boger ing completion of the Standard »te are requested ft work in France. removed, and stained with com Spring Concert at Navy Commander Course, will begin Monday, May I having daises is the new pastor. munion wine, they comprised a Stump, Mrs. Harriet Stapleton, Pastor Hosan He also served as pastoral coun Dorothy Boyer, Lillian Hartman 12th at 7:00 P. M., at KHS. It is delay, to German hymnal and catechism, a St. John's Lutheran Church also planned to hold a course oa 1164 N. ijtjj j^ The new local pastor, aged 60, is selor of the Berks County Chris and Mrs Grace iana KSTC May Seveith To Lecture at PTA Bible, a combined order of worship; - P Grossberg. plans to break ground for its new Tuesdays at 12:30 P. M. at St Paul's •"er. 51 N. ore a native of Perry county, and a tian Endeavor Union, the president and hymnal, the Kutztown Journal, I Mrs. Helm was in charge of the Mar204t graduate of Moody Bible Institute, of which, Mildred Painter, is a i half-doUar; initiation which was solemnized by The Student Co-operative Asso Navy Commander David F. Hot edifice at Main and Maple about church. Classes will be held once Chicago. He has been at Bethany member of his new congregation. dated 1828, bearing 13 stars sym- candlelight, and each was present- ciation of KSTC will preseri the tenstein, one of the few Americans June first. I a week for three hours, concluding church, Second and Douglass He built St. Paul's E. C. Church, bolic of the original states of the!ed witn a Sterna corsage. Miss Masic Department choir anr or- ever to have photographed the To achieve the financing, a full-1 the first week in June. Fred Quell- Mrs ruins of Delphia and Pompeii from size barrel of money is being malz, jr., Kutztown, R. D., will be streets, Reading, the past seven Reading, where he served eight Union, and a lead plaque listing Hartman and - Grossberg were chestra in its annual Music Veek 0U n the air will show^those^pictures * S t' And since the 200th anni- in charge of the courses, which will years, and the new parsonage is years. the names of the building com unable to be present. spring concert in the Schaeff• r au- 6 1 0 to be dedicated June eighth. A Welcome and Farewell mittee. President Mary Bortz will be one j ditorium Wednesday May 7 ai 8:15 for the'first time Monday night at f "* ?. * ** yfgytf» *» » be taught by qualified Red Cross of the official hostesses at the State P.M. 7:30, at the annual meeting of the be celebrated May 11, members j instructors. Anyone having corn- Prior to service in Reading he The Patriot^joins Grace church Those who shared in placing the are challenged to donate money pieted the elementary course 4s preached at Schuylkill^ Haven. in welcoming the new pastor; and articles were William L. Rothermel, convention May 15-18 at the Abra The program will be presented Parent Teacher Association of the at the direction of Roy C. Thomas, KSTC laboratory school. His lee gifts in terms of 200—two hundred eligible to enroll, either by calling His congregation in Kutztown in congratulating Pastor Bornman chairman of the renovations com ham Lincoln, Reading, which a nies numbers 125 as compared with the on his achievements and wishing (Continues on pate seven—column seven) orchestra conductor, and Herjcy R. | ture will also include selected color . Pf" ' 200 ni_ckles. 200 dimes,. Kutztown 5746, or attending the mittee; H. W. Sharadin, represent Casselberry, college organist; and pictures from Gibraltar, Venice, '20" 0 jumpiece*s «of WsilenWt _*******'money. firstfirst class. 400 he is leaving. him Godspeed in his new field. ing the congregation; Karl Bub- choir director. Accompanist* will j Athens, Crete, Malta, Turkey, At a recent meeting of the b d- Certificate Winners benmoyer, of the catechetical class; Joan Landis to be be Marie Lutz, Margaret PisWy I France and northern Africa. He mg committee, council, and ot r Harriet DeTurk, church school; Stewart Miller, Reading, and Ed • mm . . _ . . ** I ... . • . • . . . membersmomnorc , thrneo architect'rnvniiorte s plannlanas \SJwer e ward Yost, West Lawn, presented Old Order Mennonites Build Church Mrs. Carson Schmoyer, choir; Mrs. and Shirley Feick. * will also relate some of his expen- carefully studied and final sug (Continued aa pugs sis—column *vej George DeTurk, the Guild; and KSTC May Queen The program will include tl iff foi-! ences both from the ground and in gestions were made.* Howard Dellicker, the fathers. lowing: "Finlandia," Sibeliu^' Mr. j the air, during his recent six-month The razing of the residence, one The fourth event of the Cultural Here; 24 Families Maintain 31 Farms In the congregation were these CasselberryFaust ; Choral Fantasy from | tour of the Mediterranean. of the oldest in the borough, on Sportscaster at descendants of the original build Festival at KSTC will feature the!" «" Gounod-Page, 'My tfeart \ Election of officers is scheduled, the site of the new church, is be and we maintain 31 farms. All of Hath a Mind," English folk, The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, May h 1952 THREE 5HEST KHS SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and Eu Cemetery Association at Bellemah's •* «^ BENEFITS HEREFORD FARMER Church. |«e cast ot GBEENAWALT gene Baer, Philadelphia. MAXATAWNY NOTES Fifty-five truckloads of soil which FENCE LINES Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kline visit Mrs. Grace BryfogeL Nazareth, •dented by washed onto the highway set Paul Geaei» Miner p ed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oswald, East spent several days with Mr. and ** l«yer« CLARA A. RICHARDS, Reporter C. Hilbert, Hereford township, to Reporter Greenville. Mrs. Homer Baver. thinking that something should be —' i Lenhartsville Frieden's Church Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rahlff are Journey te The altar flowers at Zion son-in-law and daughter, Mr and done about it—particularly since SUPERIOR RATING this soil came from a slope only will be rededicated on Sunday at visiting friends in Columbus, Ohio. » chartered Church last Sunday were placed Mrs. John Schappell. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Adam and daugh Betty Hoover, Oley High school, 9 Mrs. Mary Matheny and Mrs. 500 feet long. services at 2:00 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. : ^chard by Elda Leiby. Supper will be served in the ter Rita, Kutztown, called on Mr. received a "superior" rating for 18 Dewey Kuhns, Charleston, West As a starter, Hilbert was assisted *dvisor The Aid Society will meet on Church basement from 4:00 to 7:00 and Mrs. Pius Adam. her violin solo at the state's rec*nt Virginia, were entertained in the this spring by the Berks County music league tournament in H»ir- Monday evening in the Church homes of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Soil Conservation Service, in lay P. M. A number of local people attend ^rt, Kuta. School room. Kuhns and Mr. and Mrs. William ing out 17 acres of contour strip Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kunkel, ed the meeting of the Berks County risburg. i** Jeaa- LenhartsviUe, visited Salvadore g°wn, visit. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Plan* and Fegely. cropping—additional acreages to son, of Cuba, and Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. and Mrs. William Rupp be laid out in the fall, so they can Destefano, Deer Lake. Ervine, Harry Knappenberger, Mertztown, and children, of Walberts, were be worked into the cropping pro John Snyder and Irwin Kramer visited Mr. and Mrs. William Feg guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin gram. Other conservation practices were in Lenhartsville. ely. Stump. include drainage of wet spots, fence Paul Wink visited the Clayton Mrs. Calvin Stump and Clara Mrs. Calvin Stump and Clara row removal, improved grasslands. Miller family. Richards spent an evening in Top- Richards called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dietrich, near Eckville, 10 -YEAR ROOF ton at the residence of the former's William Fritz, Kutztown. called on George Miller. »BER Girl Scout News Morris Hottenstein, Jr., Mrs. Le Roy Smith, Mrs. Luther Welder KUNESV1LLE Birthday Greetings and George Batz. Troop 71 These Brownies will "fly-up" to Ira B. Dietrich May 8: Mrs. Richard Faust, Ruth Reporter Bard, Florence Seidel, Clarence Scouting in the Fall, and are busy May 2: Max Fenstermacher, Mrs. learning the Scout promise and PROTECTION Konemann, Harold Adam, Daniel EASt ADJUSTMENT OF MONKEY WBENCH MAY BE MADEW Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norris, Val rW*V£ Daniel Border, Marguerite Mertz, laws, and Tenderfoot requirements. > 1 M Dorothy Helbert Delcamp, Elias Strauss, Luther Schroeder, Althea the threads'have been ground off one side mt adjusting screw. Mov encia, near Pittsburgh, visited Mr. .U^ ^i^^^^M, ^^xttMiyH POUR The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursd *t May 1, 19S2 RECOMMENDED SUMMER REFRESHMENT-HANDMACHER'S BLUSH PINK WEATHERVANE SUITS Here's how to keep cool and wonderful looking! A suit for expensive tastes . . . superlative Handmacher fit and finish . . . and ifs made of th proven acetate fabric Celanese weaves . . . with a crispness that never wilts, never "cleans" out. 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MILLER president; Mrs. Henry Fegley, ter of Jay and Catherine (Stortz) SESSION ON GOVERNMENT At his home in Muhlenberg Park, Mertztown R D. 1, secretary; and Weaknecht, F.mmaus. Those who Six KSTC students participate* Red Sox Pitcher the Rev. Clarence R Rahn re Woodrow Herbein, treasurer. witnessed tbe ceremony were the in a model National Political cot* cently solemnized the marriage of TOPTON NEWS paternal grandparents, Mr. and vention at Harrisburg. at the let* At his home in Topton, the Rev. Grace K. Schoenly, daughter of GERALDINE FRITZ BRIDE Mrs. James Weaknecht, Mertztown; annual inter-collegiate conference Mrs. Mary Schoenly, Kutztown, R. on government On the thin! and Wilson H. Hartzell recently solemn OF KENNETH FISHER JR. and maternal grandparents, Mr. D. 1, to Forrest C. Miller, son of Huff's Church was the scene of j and Mrs. Milton Stortz Sr., Em fourth ballot the support was a ized the marriage of Ann Louise Mr. and Mrs. Aurelius Miller, Ore- Commencement at CALENDAR Annual Field Day the recent marriage of Geraldine maus; and an aunt, Mrs. Richard close race between General Eisen Boyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. field. Fritz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weaknecht, Kutztown. hower and Adlai Stevenson. HH* Harry G. Boyer, Mertztown, R. D. 1, Tonight—Fire Company Auxil nois Governor, Stevenson woo thai The bride is a graduate of South iary, 8:00 P.M., Fire Hall Harold Fritz, Emmaus, to Kenneth to Randall P. Gumpert, son of Mrs. Whitehall High school and is em Longswamp May 22 At School Fisher Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. TO VISIT HOSPITAL endorsement of 700 Pennsylvania* Adram Gumpert and the late Mr. Tonight—Rotary Club, 5:45 P.M, college students. ployed at Continental Novelties, Election of officers Kenneth Fisher Sr., Harlem, Barto The Reading Hospital Auxiliary Gumpert, Monocacy. The ceremony Inc. The 44th annual Commencement The annual Field Duy of the R D. 1. The ceremony was sol will spend Saturday, May 10 at the The KSTC representatives wet* of Longswamp Township School Tonight—Mertztown V.F.W. Topton schools will b« .held on Donald Miller, West Reading, stir was witnessed by members of the The bridegroom attended South May 2—Spring Dance, 7:30 P.M., emnized by the Rev. Wilson H. Hospital, where a covered-dish Whitehall High school and is em will be held on Thursday, May 22 Wednesday afternoon, MMy 7, on Hartzell. luncheon will be served at noon, dent chairman; David MitcheHa pive immediate families. V.F.W. Post Home, Mertztown, 4 The attendants were Janet Boyer, ployed at the Haas Farms, Breinigs at 8:00 P.M. at the Longswamp the school grounds. , Upon returning from a wedding in the Recreation Room. Honesdale; Ray Hacker, Quaker* Union Church. open to public, auspices Long The literary events, ac cording to town; Paul Rhoads, Reading; Llew sister of the bride, and Albert Gum ville, R. D. 1. swamp High 10th graders trip to Washington, D. C, the Reservations must be made with the pert, brother of the bridegroom. The newlyweds honeymooned in The guest speaker will be Dr. grades, include: One vaftd Two, couple will reside with the bride- Mrs. Clarence Stauffer or Mrs. ellyn Williams, Gilberton; and John V. Shankweiler, head of the May 2—Longswamp School Board poems, stories; Three afld Four, I groom's parents George Skeeba, of McAdoo. The bride, given in marriage by Virginia and are residing on May 3—Public Card Party, 8:00 Charles Trexler. »ver her father, was attired in a white Breinigsville, R. D. 1. Biology Department at Muhlenberg Five and Six, poems, stories, arith-1 The bride is a graduate of Em- College. P.M., V.F.W. Post Home, au metic, spelling; Seven ^urtd Eight, aus High school and is employed Palm Beach suit. She chose navy spices V.F.W. Auxiliary m blue and white accessories and car The six student speakers are arithmetic, spelling, hisfcery, geog- at the Sanson Hosiery Mills. The Lois Boyer, valedictorian; Corine May 5—Borough Council; Legion raphy, English; Nine ^d Ten, ried a hand bouquet of white or Auxiliary Parley; Legion bridegroom is a graduate of East chids, gardenias and roses. LYO N S Reinert, salutatorian; Pearl Kauff arithmetic, history, English, spell Greenville High school and is em Mrs. Mark Reed man, Glenn Kline, John Schnabel, May 6—Topton School Board; ing and science. Her sister selected an ice blue V.F.W. Auxiliary, 8:00 P.M., ployed at the Fisher saw mill. Reporter David Bleiler; and the seventh The field events incligd*: Group suit with navy blue and white ac Post Home; Fire Company THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 1-2-3 member of the class, ClenRoy 1, Grades One and Two. tioys' and LUCILLE MECK IN TALENT cessories. She carried a colonial Geist, will render a vocal solo. May 7—Home Economics Club, girls' races, ball bounci ail, peanut bouquet of pastel-colored spring Nan Schwoyer and Phyllis Kutz SHOW, SATURDAY NIGHT The Rev. John L. 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The building committee was: seating capacity of 600 Th* Jf * 8:00 P. M., Fire Hall malz, Jr. Lutheran, Jacob Herrman, Jacob The 50-bird'Special Spring Shoot sions are 49 x 76. The large k* Champion Giants May 2—Baseball: KHS at Read Dines at Keystone In Berks festival Graduates of the fourth class, Sweier, Michael Werlein; Reform ment is divided into threJ •J"*' will be held by the Fleetwood Fish ing JVs, Fleetwood at Ontelau held on Tuesday evenings by John ed, George Pfister, Jermias Kolb, The annual banquet of the Berks for Sunday School purpoS ^| and Game Association on Sunday nee, KSTC at Shippensburg; Ten More than 600 pupils, participated R. Bomba, were: Mrs. Edna G. Peter Christman. Camera Club was held recently at lofty spire hangs a £nTS" • °* Saturday at 4 P.M. at 9:00 A. M., at the Fleetwood Gun nis: Fleetwood at Shillington; in the two-day Berks County Music Boger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeLong. The building was a wooden struc Bell, noted for ite b^utX^ the Keystone Hotel with nearly 100 Club. Golf: KHS at Lebanon Festival, held recently in the Kutz Mrs. Anna E. George, Charles D. In 1886-1887 the church ^ ^ in attendance. Fred Quellmalz, Jr., ture, colonial in architecture and The annual event attracts marks May 3—Baseball: Bechtelsville town High school auditorium. The Kuhns, and Mrs. Josef Winkler. cost the congregations $3307.33. In coed and a new Moller nir*\ * men from all parts of the U.S., Cuba Kutztown, R. D., a director of the v pe %T at Kutztown, Lyons at Gabels KHS Band acted as bi>st, and the The ceremonies were concluded the presence of a very large con installed. i*a Gibraltar at Lyons Sunday; and Canada. club, presided and Dr. Italo L. ville, Mertztown (Tri-County) at annual affair was tinker the au with the announcement that a Civil course of people, the church was Madeira, Kemp to Hurl; deFrancesco, KSTC, acted as toast- In 1896 the two congregHtw. The handicap system will be 26 Coplay, 5:30 P. M. spices of the Music Educators As Defense First Aid Corps would be dedicated on August 7, 1791 by the to 33 yards. master. Brief talks were given by were separated. St. John's 1^ Merkel to Bat Fourth May 4—Baseball: Gibraltar at sociation of Berks Covjnty. set up in Kutztown during the early Rev. John Heinrich Helfrich, Re George Neubling, ardent sports Dr. Earl L. Poole, Director of the Capacity audiences h^ard the two an and Reformed con££?* Lyons, Mertztown (Tri-County) summer and that a Volunteer Medi formed. On January 2, 1813 it be still have one buildingfESS The Kutztown Blue Sox will at man and secretary of the South at Macungie, 2:00 P. M., Emmaus Reading Museum and Art Gallery, concerts, one by the Jifnior Chorus and Blair M. Sleppy, president of cal Service Corps will be organized came free of debt. In 1816 it was exist as two distinct organLf** tempt to lift the lid on their 1952 End Gun Club, Reading, will clerk at Mertztown (Valley B), 2:00 P. and Band, and the other by the as soon as the Advanced First Aid the shoot. Local arrangements are the Reading Real Estate Board. weather-boarded at a cost of Each congregation has i^ Berks Recreation Baseball League M., Saegersville at New Tripoli, Senior Chorus and Orchestra. The Course is completed. $574.98. In 1842 the churchyard was in charge of Elmer Rhoads, chair Guests at the head table includ j treasury and pays it, •«* 32-game schedule on Saturday at Fairyland Farms at Fogelsville. 600 included 200 in eaclf Chorus, 125 completed. In 1846 a new wineglass man of the Shoot Committee, and ed officers of the club and their in the Band, and 79 in the Orches Only in repairs and similar ffi 4:00 P.M. by playing host to the May 4—Special Spring Shoot, pulpit was installed. The total cost Lloyd Heffner, president of the wives, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. tra. each congregation pay's half Em* Bechtelsville Giants on the Park Fleetwood Gun Club of the building up to this time was diamond. Laverne Stimmel's Giants Fleetwood Fish and Game Associa Shilling of the Reading Museum, William S. Moyer, diijector of the To Break Ground congregation also has its own fif May 5—Girls' softball: Ham about $6000.00. For eighty-six years ! School, elects its own ofift are defending and playoff champs tion. the Rev. Paul E. Schmoyer, who {Centinued from *ag* vne) burg at KHS; Golf: KHS vs. Wil host band, conducted lumbers by this edifice did service. However, of the loop. The public is cordially invited. delivered the invocation, Mrs. the County Band an< Orchestra. handles its funds separately " son, Manor course Conference, in the evening. At ves as the congregations increased, the In 1804 a stone schaolhouse m__ On Saturday afternoon, the Lyons Schmoyer, who played' several Ruth Christman, KHS*senior, was 1 May 6—Baseball: Millersville pers the choir will be augmented need of a larger building was felt erected by the two SZJ Smokies face the Owls at Gabels at KSTC, Fleetwood ai KKS, piano numbers,' Mrs. Poole and accompanist for one o) the Senior Mrs. deFrancesco. Chorus selections; Mr'. Irene Os by junior and senior choirs of Trin and on April 4,1876 the two Church Abraham Dauber wus the lit ville, and on Sunday afternoon, are Legion Tossers to Park diamond; Golf: KHS vs. Councils decided to submit the school teacher. The preamble aS hosts to the Gibraltar Corn Busk The dinner was served family wald, Longswamp town ihip schools, ity church. John Harris, at Harrisburg erection of the present church to constitution governing the schoo? ers. style, and table decorations con and Mrs. Kathryn Mack'amer, KHS, The Razing May 7—Baseball: Hamburg at the congregations. A vote was taken house are still in existence Th£ The season's inaugurals were Meet on May 7th KHS, Park diamond; girls' soft- sisted of large sprays of spring each directed a Jui tor Chorus Contractor Zipp, in charge of flowers and lighted tapers. numbers; and Willi^n Phillips, the house razing, reports that an on the seventeenth of the same building is now occupied'*, scheduled for last week-end, but An organization meeting of the ball: Oley at KHS; Tennis: Wyo dwelling. It has recently been solS Winning slides from the third In FHS, a Senior Chorus ^election. hour after the salvaging began on month, 279 favoring a new build eight contests were rained out missing at Fleetwood by the congregations. The schooL local American Legion Junior ternational Rose Color Slide Show, Monday, the old-fashioned, wind ing and*77 opposing it. Prepara The Sox will probably call on Big May 7—Junior Legion base A sign, "Welcome County Musi house was built on seVen lota ». baseball team will be held on Wed sponsored by the Club and the ing stairway, the hot water heat tions were immediately made for John Kemp or "Kisser" Madeira to ball meeting, 7:30 P. M., Legion cians", centered the background 88, the tot three lot, deeded J Reading Rose Society, were given ing system, and ornamental locks the building of a new structure. twirl the belated opener. Gordy nesday, May 7, at 7:30 P. M., at Hall. curtain on the stage. Henry Kohler then proprietor 2 a first showing. The Magical Ches- were purchased. "And behind one JThe following committee was ap Konemann and KHS Coach John the Legion Hall. Ushers, in uniform, jVere major Kutztown for a dollar and th* ro ters performed outstanding feats. of the Italian marble mantel-pieces pointed to solicit subscriptions: Silan are also ready for mound Youths between the ages of 14 ettes and several men bers of the tor five shillings. "* duty. Among the door prize winners host band. we found a Columbian half-dollar." Lutheran, Charles Deisher, George and 18 from Kutztown and sur AVALANCHE TOSSERS TO Bieber, Jacob Sunday, Charles In 1876 the Rev. G. f. Spieler re. The Giants have firemen Lin rounding territories, including were Mrs. Harlan Wiltrout, the The salvagers report that the signed this congregation ari or. Herb or Harvey Sheetz ready for RESUME ACTION FRIDAY Rev. Mr. Schmoyer, Mrs. deFran EAT CHUCK-WAGON^FOOD portico on the roof is one of the Kutz, Jonothan Bieber, George Fleetwood, interested in playing, Kutz; Reformed, Charles Rahn, ganized Trinity Lutheran c! lurch. action against Madeira's Sox. are urged to report. After being rained out twice, the cesco and Mrs. Quellmalz. AT DIANE YODfSR PARTY oldest in the area; that the bricks of town. ^ Merkel at Clean-up KSTC baseball team will oppose undoubtedly are local; that the old- William Rahn, Jacob Rahn, David Officials of Hoch-Balthaser Post, A dozen children enjv'ed a chuck- Schaeffer, John Christman, Jacob The Sox will probably bat in the the Red Raiders on Friday after wagon dinner at the tfiwboy party fashioned trim in the big parlors is No. 480, which will sponsor the GOLFERS' MEETING Kemp. following order: Joey Bard lead team, are also seeking a manager. noon at Shippensburg. All golfers interested in. join held by Mrs. Edward Itoder at the bevelled and cream-colored. They ing off and patroling right field, On Tuesday, May 6, the Ava ing the Kutztown Fire Company Eck residence, 224 East Iralnut street, have also discovered that the roof In the presence of a great multi Interested persons are to report at tude of people on Whitsunday, followed by chunky catcher, Dewey the meeting. lanche tossers will meet the Mil team are urged to report at a in celebration of the fifty birthday of leaks, and that the wall-paper is Meek, a left-handed stickman. Eith lersville Marauders in a 3:15 P.M. special meeting tonight at 8:00 her daughter Diane, pressed like "poor." | June 4, 1876, the cornerstone was STRAND Players, unable to be present at er Fatso Kercher or Joe Schlegel game on the KSTC diamond. in the social room at tne Fire Cowboy Roy Rogers, aid gingham- "In razing a large structure," Mr. 'laid. The exercises were continued KUTZTOWN 'the session, should contact Paul on Whitmonday which in former will swing third and play the mid Kramer (Kutztown 2290) or Morris Coach Walt Risley reports that Hall. Paul O'Neil has been named aproned Dale Evans, thiy also saw a Zipp explains, we demolish the in- dle garden. Rudy Merkel, third the postponed game at Trenton, captain of the local team which cowboy movie, followed!,by birthday I terior first—take out the bathroom years was regarded as a holiday. Boyer (Kutztown 4867). Last Times Tonight sacker, will bat clean-up, and N. J., will be waged on Friday, will compete in a league compris cake and ice cream. The dinner fixtures, and the heating system. The Sunday morning sermon was The local team will wage an ex preached by the Rev. B. S. Smoll, heavy-hitting shortstop John Sten hibition game with Coplay, of the May 9. No date has been arranged ing ten teams. started at 4:30 P. M. m\A Round-Up I Then we begin at the top and work JAMES MASON gele, fifth. First sacker Sam Barto for the Bloomsburg tilt, postponed Time was seven-thirty. » down. Use wrecking bars and assisted by Rev. J. S. Herman, and Lehigh County League, on Memo in the afternoon of the same day AVA GARDNER in will slug sixth followed by second on Tuesday at KSTC, due to wet Flashlight pictures wj>e taken by sledges. That's all it takes." "The rial Day at 2:00 P. M., on the Park F.H.A. BANQUET Rev. B. Weiss from Lenhartsville sacker Junie Miller, Ed Conrath grounds. Diane's mother, and will be placed I usable bricks," he adds, "will be diamond. The first Berljs League Invitations are out for the sixth filled the pulpit. The cornerstone will bat eighth and play left field. The Avalanche dropped its open in individual albums as Souvenirs of j sold, and the rest will be thrown PANDORA and the tilt for the local tossers will be on annual Mother-Daughter banquet was laid by the Revs. B. E. Kram The Stimmehnen will bat in this er to East Stroudsburg, 7-4, but j the party. Invitations tf'ere in the into the cellar." Saturday, June 7, at George Field, of the KHS Chapter Future Home- lich and J. S. Herman assisted by order: Kemp, Yerger, Harner, Reading, vs. the Reading Keys. gained a 5-2 decision over Ship form of cow-boy bootSjg elaborately Mr. Zipp's men tore down FLYING DUTCHMAN Bauer, Hartman, K. Sheetz, Stim pensburg. Both games were played makers of America, to be held the elders of the congregations. In Wednesday May 14 at 7 P.M. at the decorated. Stoudt's Ferry Bridge and the in Technicolor mel, Haas, and Herb or Sheetz. on the KSTC field. Douglassville Bridge, "both of it were deposited the following ar High school. Diane's "surprisers" irtHuded Pam ticles: a Bible, Lutheran catechism, Cougars Feted at ela Carr, Christine EcU Sue Ellen which, though historic, have served KHS COUGARETTES TO their purpose and were worn out. Heidelberg catechism, sacramental Fri. & Sat., May 2-3 FHS TIGERS TROUNCE Smith, Sheila and Gl(;m Dunkel wine and wafer, names of the offic MEET HAMBURG, OLEY BEST-BALL TOURNEY berger, Audrey Bieber^;, Judy and Next we wreck buildings between PERRY ADMIRALS 10-1 A best-ball-of-partners tourna ers, coins, a silver dollar (donated VAN JOHNSON Banquet by Kemps The KHS Cougarettes' softball Jerry Gelatt, Thomas Master and Allentown and Easton, along the DOROTHY McGUIRE if team will raise the curtain on the ment, at handicap match play, will new bypass. Recently we cut a barn by Dewalt Kemp with his name The Fleetwood Tigers climbed Dale Stump; also Sandra Sims, Read i engraved on it), The Lutheran Verna and Luther Kemp, pro 1952 season on Monday when they be held May 4-25 at the Berkleigh ing. in two near Klinesville." into the runner-up spot in the Country Club. The tourney is the Zeitschritt, the Reformed Haus- Northern Division of the Berks prietors of Kemp's Hotel, were meet the Hamburg Hawkettes on ^ "This wrecking job is a science," Invitation hosts last night to 34 at a banquet the KHS athletic field. On Wed first event of the season's program freund, and the Kutztown Journal. Scholastic Baseball League with a at the Berkleigh. COUNCIL MEMBER he said further. "And it must be On Monday morning Rev. B. Weiss ADDED: PETE SMITH AND CAR1 ,0* 10-1 triumph over the Perry Ad in honor of the KHS varsity and! nesday, May 7, the Cougarettes en The Student Council of St. Jo understood. And when we estimate junior varsity basketball teams. tertain the Oley Lassies. Both preached again, and in the after mirals at Shoemakersville. Coach seph's Hospital, Reading, will be a job we have to go over "it care noon Rev. D. K. Humbert of Bow John Stengele's Bengals have a 2- Seafood and ham dinners were games are carded for 4:00 P.M. hosts to the Student NUrse Asso fully and figure in its salvage value. Sun. & Mon., May 4-5 served, and music was furnished J SPORT SHORTS ers. The old cornerstone was relaid. and-1 league record, and have cop The Cougarettes' inaugural at ciation of District Two rf Pennsyl We carry heavy insurance, and The act was performed by the Rev. JAMES CRAIG ped four of five starts this season. by Burgess Ira Moyer, saxophone, i Hamburg, and the Oley-at-Kutz- vania. Among the members is Mary every safety precaution is taken." and an accordion soloist from Al- j Pete Barto, KHS athlete, was a J J. S. Herman. In it were deposited BARBARA PEYTON in The Admirals outhit the Tigers, town tilt, were rained out. New Jane Miller, Hamburg, ft 2, a sen History Ian old Bible presented by Charles 11-9, but a seven-run rally in the lentown. dates have been arranged by Mrs. special guest at the second annual ior. The president is Mfcjgaret Cur- Central Y.M.C.A. All-Sports ban "When this congregation was or Kutz of Kutztown, an old hymn- second inning by the Bengals ruin The 34 included Ed Hauck, Fred Dorothy Weiland, who recently re tin, Bernville, R. 2. ganized is not definitely known" Wuchter, Pete Barto, Richard and j quet held recently at the "Y". At book. the old constitution of the Drums in tne ed the Admirals. Dick Oswald, vised the schedule when the Fleet -J*- reports Pastor Bittner in the his Barry Lee Adam, Richard and Dal- • tendance totalled 150. | congregations, with all the names Clayt Reed and Jack Schittler led 1 wood Tigerettes, coached by Mrs. tory he has compiled for the anni las O'Neir, By Burkert. Bill Alesi, [ of the officers up to the year 1876, a the Fleetwood stickmen with two Jane Yoder, dropped out of the E. G. Musser, Krumsville, and versary souvenir booklet. "The quarter dollar and a five cent piece Deep South Francis Corrigan, Em Fenstermach Joseph Leiendecker, Reading, 51 East Penn hits each; and Jerry Moyer, Walt league. Rev. J. J. Cressman thinks 1752 or donated by the old bell ringer, in Color er, Alan DeLong, Norman Bond, Berks game protectors, shot and , * Christ and Mike Orlando had one The loop now comprises Kutz {Ceutinutd from Sagr ene) even earlier. We have accepted I Charles O'Neal. The church was Harlan Kline, Kenny Miller, Fred killed a rabid fox which attacked each. town, Hamburg, Oley and Amity. certificates to these 27 gfiembers of this date. ! dedicated the following year, Oc Baumann, Matthan Sell, Del Werst, I them while they were placing pois Wed. & Thurs., May 7-8 This afternoon, the Tigers invad their Monday evening glasses: Le tober 28, 1877, by the pastors in Joey Bard, Janice Rhoads, Carol] oned bait near a den on the James "The present pastor has come ed Hamburg for a postponed game Roy F. Adams, Mrs. • Marvin J. across a record which states that charge, Rev. J. J. Cressman and ARTHUR KENNEDY with the Hawks. On Friday, Fleet Bard, Jackie Wasser, Carol Hauck,! SPORTS RESULTS Orrs farm, Elverson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mock and Balthaser, Mrs. Carl J. Bast, Mrs. the Rev. Tobias Wagner, in his J. S. Herman. They were assisted PEGGY DOW in wood opposes Ontelaunee at Lees The 11th academic-general team Wm. J. Dietrich, Mrs. James B. list of farewell sermons 1744-1746, by the Revs. J. B. Rath, B. E. Kram port; and on Tuesday, invades the son Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Alton NORTHERN BASEBALL defeated the 12th academic team Rex, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weiland, Kercher, Mrs. Mary W. iloch, Mrs. gives the ninth as delivered at lich and L. Groh, D.D., then presi Park diamond for a battle with the W L to win the girls' single elimination Joseph D. Lambert, D. Horton Maxton. This may be taken to be dent of the conference (Lutheran); KHS Cougars. Mr. and Mrs. John Silan and daugh Bright Victory Kutztown 3 o volleyball tournament conducted Nace, Jr., Mrs. Clair Ri;i man, Mrs. Maxatawny named after the district Rev. E. V. Gerhard, D.D., and N. ADDED: VARIETY VIEW AND CARTOON ter Lynn Dee and Police Chief Ar Fleetwood 2 1 among upperclassmen at KHS. thur Moyer. Daniel A. Sell, Mrs. Herjjrsrt Stump, in which it was located. There was •Mi———i i limn TIGER NETMEN ADD Ontelaunee 2 2 KHS Coach John Silan attended Mrs. Earl W. G. Sunday. Mrs. War no Kutztown at that early date. A WIN AND A LOSS Hamburg l i the annual dinner-party of the Penn ren C. Wessner, Mrs. IV alter Wil The church was located about one- The Fleetwood Tigers remained KHS TOPS ONTELAUNEE Perry o 4 State Alumni Club, held at the liams, Mrs. Ernest Angstadt, Miss half of a mile east of what is now in second place in the Berks Schol 6-5 IN EXTRA INNING BERKS TENNIS LEAGUE Abraham Lincoln Hotel. Lennia A. Angstadt, Mrts Shirley Kutztown. If the above date is cor astic Tennis League with a 4-1 vic W L During the summer months, C. Christman, Mrs. Gecige R De- rect services were held In this 10 % Discount on tory over the Hawks at Hamburg. The KHS Cougars gained their Wyomissing 3 o Coach John Silan will complete ad Long, Edward Glover, m Warren vicinity as early as 1744. The FHS netmen, coached by Ralph third straight win in the Northern Fleetwood 2 1 ditional credits for his masters de Haas, Mrs. Eleanor HenH tiger, Mrs. The Reformed organized as ear Kieffer, have a 2-and-l log, and Division of the Berks Scholastic Shillington o 2 gree at Bucknell University. Ben Herman, Mrs. FrarHi L. Keim, ly as 1736. They conducted services were handed a 5-0 setback by the Baseball League and fourth-in-a- Hamburg o 2 In his first game for Paducah, Paul S. Kershner, MB*- Paul E. in a barn located on Daniel Levan's visiting Wyomissing Sunsets, de row this season by topping the On Kentucky, Ken Boyer, catcher, Schmoyer, Rev. Paul Et'lichmoyer, farm one-half mile east of what is Suits and Sport Coat! fending champs. telaunee Indians, 6-5, in an extra- KHS GOLFERS READY chalked up two hits, including a and H. A Zimmerman. now Kutztown. On ground donated On Friday, the Bengals play at inning game on the Park diamond. FOR THREE MATCHES home run, in three times at the Those who completed \he Tues by Daniel Levan a log meeting Shillington, and on Wednesday, Red Adam hurled no-hit ball un The KHS golfers, with a three- plate. The K-town youth is the day afternoon classes, caught by house was erected in 1755 on the May 7, are hosts to the Sunsets. No til the seventh, when the Indians match winning streak, will oppose property of the St. Louis Cardinals, Robert E. Kerper, Jr., director of west bank of the Sacony. In this date has been set for the postponed tied the count with five tallies on Lebanon on Friday afternoon at and trained at Albany, Georgia., Safety Services for r/sd Cross, building a stone floor was used. It to GRADUATES home match with Shillington. four safeties and three walks. the Lebanon Country Club. On were: Mrs. Ralph E. J.Asm, Mrs. had no pulpit. Nothing more of the Coach John Silan's Cougars Monday afternoon, the Cougar MUSIC FESTIVAL Darwin Angstadt Mn George structure is known. Some graves HELP WANTED chalked up six swats, including two linksmen meet the Wilson Prexies The annual Oley Valley Music Bast, Mrs. Lloyd H. Boger, Mrs. could still be found thirty years Yes, fellows our stock is com by the pitcher, and one each by on the Manor course, and on Tues Festival will be held at 2:30 P.M. George S. Christman, Krs. Lucy ago, thus indicating the burial plete with up-to-the-minute Curt Angstadt, Fred Wuchter, Bob day afternoon, entertain John Har Sunday at Oley Consolidated High DeMatteo, Mrs. Dorothy Fenster- place of these congregations. styles ready for Graduation, Hess Brothers Naus and Em Fenstermacher. ris, Harrisburg, at the Berkleigh school. j maker, Mrs. Mary C. Helner, Mrs. In 1789 the congregations decid On Friday afternoon, the Blue Country Club. The program will include num R. S. Leh, Mrs. Clyde F-Lytle, Jr., ed to erect a new union church in and we will allow you 10% and White tossers face the Reading The rained out match at Lancas bers by the chorus of 45, the Le Dr. Clark R. McClelland Mrs. Har- the town on the site where the discount on any SUIT or needs a High Jayvees at George Field. On ter has been rescheduled for Tues gion Band, and the orchestra, un oid Miiier, Mrs. Minerva A. Moyer, present building stands. They act SPORT COAT. Tuesday, KHS is host to John day, May 13. der the combined leadership of Children's Barber Stengele's Fleetwood Tigers on the Robert R. Hartman and Kathryn Park diamond, and on Wednesday, If there be any truer measure of Kaufman. the Hamburg Hawks invade the a man than by what he does, it The public is cordially invited. STUDENT SUITS Excellent salary and high commissions, Park field. must be by what he gives.—Robert it. 4k. from exceptional earning possibilities. 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Why don't you go MONDAY Store hours—9 to 6^ Wednesday 9 to 12:30 with ma and take $ look at tha Sopor 26. It's a honey.'* We Specialize in AU Friday and Saturday 9 to 9 WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY TO RADIO SALES A FOI BALANCES SEPARATION SERVICE DRIVE ///... 7:30 to 10:30 MAKE IT A MASSEY-HARRIS HOUSE WIRING FOR SERVICE ADMISSION RAY FICKES FEDERAL TAX We Repair ELECTRICAL PAUL A. GEIST C J. ZWOYER & SON OUTFITTEt TO MEN & BOYS KIRBYVILUL PA TOTAL APPLIANCES rWwood, H D. 2 Phone Fleetwood 5572 MAXATAWNY Phone Kutitown 5006 KUTZTOWN, PA. •fs The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa*, Thursday, Msy 1, 19^ SEVEN DRUMMER BOBBY STOUDT Clelland, Mr. and Mrs. Harold C./TOWNSHIP PUPILS ENJOY ON TELEVISION SUNDAY Rotary Hears Talk Mantz, Mrs. Willis D. Mathias, Mb! TOUR OF PATRIOT PLANT BPW Witnesses Old Order Bobby Stoudt, Kempton, 14-year- dred M. Mengel, Josephine Move*, ;• Fifteen ' township pupils, who old drummer, will appear on tele Mrs. Russell L. Moyer, Mrs. Elwoof:}shared in the Music Festival at (04MMMMMsT JTw*v9 **\\%0 0e*w§ {CsMMMNMsf ft0vW jM£** 0e\*%ff vision for the fifth time on the By Joseph A. Abey Noll, Elsie*M. O'Neil, Mrs. Donal^KHS, took time out after rehearsal, number of members plan to at weeks, and every night they lighted ppc. HERBERT DRIES Candy Carnival Show, Sunday at Oswald, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S,. to tour the Patriot plant They were tend. She also expects to be present a fire to ward off wild beasts. They Promoted to Corporal "Life is an adventure of service IN MUNSAN, GERMANY G. Bruce Balthaser, son of Mr. 12:30 PM. over Channel 10. Patton, J. Allen Pawling, Eva M.' impressed not only by the linotype at the National Biennial convention had 18 children. Her mother snd Previously, he was a two-time and friendship" stated Joseph A Pletsch, Dr. and Mrs. Hervey P, machines and presses, but by the in Boston, June 29-July 5. father, who are aged 86 and 87, pfc Herbert Dries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Balthaser, Kutz Abey, Reading, Past District Gov- town, R. D. 2, recently was pro winner on the Paul Whiteman Prentiss M Jean that UeS packageS to Wd Plans for the Folk Festival in respectively, only recently gave up jnd Mrs. Herbert Dries, Fleetwood moted to corporal while serving on show, and appeared on the "Tony ?s\*Zv\vmZe^nor T"Xe%i^1Sii y^^- 1-T1I^ m Mrs. Josep' h Resnick *""*, Mar• *y :E .MKH Rickt/twinkline g of an eye. clude the making of Pennsylvania farming, to live with a daughter. ^ D. 2, is attending the Ecum security duty with the 1st Cavalry Grant" and "Stump the Artist" HoS^oSnivest WE "ft* m- -* "» Walter P4 Those, who were brought by Mrs. Dutch aprons by Dorothy Boyer, They kept house for 68 years, and jledical School near Munsan, Ger Division on Hokkaido, Japan. He Shows. He also had a two-week en s^ed«^ll£^no^tlsSSS,BUteF* lfc ••* *** FredericfefMarguerite Frey, Fleetwood, the plus the sale of stuffed animals. some of the chairs in the new Burk many. is a member of the 16th Reconnais gagement at Steel Pier, Atlantic SmI. ?f w™ «t' 11 c !n!!iSchaefer. Mr- «»d Mrs. Herbert J ^Heidelberg - Maidencreek - Center The Bloodmobile program. In holder home are from that home sance Company. His wife is the City. STu^^^^Ti^^T ScMsstos. Mrs. Carson E. Schmoyi; music supervisor, were Joyce Kel- He was inducted into the Army Md charge of Mrs. Victoria Levine, stead Her mother painted one of on March 22, 1951, and received his former Barbara Boyer, who resides He is the son of Mrs. Helen £7J3 iKllS"^ •* Ita- Amos A Sharpener, Dorothy Becker and Evelyn consisted of the Red Cross film, the chairs herself, a tulip pattern ing and help to develop their per- r. Martha K Sniith, Shirley Smit?-Folk, Maidencreek; Rachel Gel- basic training at Camp Breckin in the Fenstermacher Apartments. Stoudt, Kempton Hotel, and at D "There is no Substitute," shown by outlined in red and black, on dark Mr Mrs Martin K ridge, Kentucky. He arrived in Cadet Sergeant tends KHS, where he is a member The Rev Paul A Schmover new' - "• ' Stapleton [singer and Shirley Degler, Heidel- Marcus Held, Jr. Blood donor cards brown. Family quilts are on the of the Band. Minerva Stern K Germany in August, and is attach The Air Force R.O.T.C. unit at DistricT Governor^^no^ee gave a i « •* *•* Eu, berg; and Eleanor Zern, Frances were distributed and members beds; and on the windowsills are ed to the 101 Airborne Division, Amherst College, Massachusetts, Stoudt and lta Fern were urged to notify Mrs. Levine has announced the promotion of briefmStl^^S Dttrict S" * - "* - "^H" "* •"••* Bechtels- such plants as African violets, s 12th Infantry Regiment. rnSo^Sf h-M^ t9l^rumam\a Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. William'ville. of their willingness to donate blood blue-eyed Susan, "Youth and Old Richard Prentiss, son of Mr. and f Souvenirs sent to his parents in Secondary Education T oh R vtlt t£l? TL* eemU Thomson, Jr., James M. K. Wal'', Mrs. Marian K. Bechtel, music June four at the Grange Hall. Mrs. Hervey Prentiss, Lyons, to the m a ea Age," and "tbe smallest flower In clude musical sea-shells and ballet- bloo^liJf^d donors an,d urge±/^id the Clu^b £on, Mr. and Mrs. George ^supervisor, Bally, a sister of Mrs. Letters were read from Jean dancer jewelry cases, hunting rank of Cadet Sergeant A grad Hertzog and Dennis Haas, of the the world," a tiny red one. All of Conference, KSTC to support the movement. A movie Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne GxfJ. Paul Kehm, Fleetwood, had her scatter rugs are hand-made. knife, carving set, silk scarf and uate of KHS, he is a sophomore at Wessner, Mary E. Yost and Mrs; ^charge of the following: Rosalie YMCA groups at High school, for Amherst. pertaining to this worthwhile cause One of them includes velvet rags. three musical beer steins. There was a large attendance at! will be shown before the club at a Merrill Yost. Shaner, Anna Clemmer and Mary financial assistance in attendance the curriculum conference in sec- j later date. Emma Weiler, Washington town at Junior Politics Day at Harris APPLE BLOSSOM TOUR J ship, and Fay Moser, Fern Miller, burg. ondary education held this after-) Visiting Rotarians were Robert TO FEATURE 2500 ACRES Eleanor Zern and Frances Mauger, SHE WANTS TO TAKE Annual Youth Day 62 at Banquet of noon at KSTC on "The Significance ' Butz, Hazleton, A. A Kuzmann, Officers will be elected at the Boyertown on Sunday will celebrate Bechtelsville. May 20 meeting at 7:30 P. M. at the YOUR PICTURE and Use of Secondary Courses of j Fleetwood, and Woody Glenn of its annual Apple Blossom tour, under Study." Teachers and administra-' the Wyomissing-West Reading Gonser Home. The nominating the auspices of the Boyertown Bust- Time is cried out upon as a great committee comprises Mrs. Victoria Of course she want* to take your Observed in Berks Topton Auxiliary tors of this area, student teachers,' Club. picture in your handsome, new hand- nessmen's Association in cooperation thief; it is people's own fault Use Levine, Amelia Bolich and Mrs. in secondary education and those Next week three young people tailored suit . . . you're proud be Four pupils of the East Penn A total of 62 attended the annual with the Boyertown Area Fruit Grow him well, and you will get from Virginia Collins. A board meeting cause it fits perfectly and gives you studying secondary education prob- will speak briefly about the "Y"ers . The 20-mile tour will wind Valley schools participated in the banquet of the Topton Fire Com lems were present, in addition to i work in Kutztown. Y.M.C.A. Club his hand more than he will ever will precede the regular session. a feeling of confidence and well- annual observance of "Youth Day" pany Auxiliary, held recently at through more than 2,500 acres of or-: take from yours.—Elizabeth Weth- Attendance at the dinner totaled being. members of the Future Teachers of leaders and non-Rotarian members chardland, and Sheldon Funk, owner: erell in Berks county, held today under the Pikeville Sportsmen's Club. twenty. SPECIALIST ON CUSTOM TAILORING America Club of Allentown High I of the Y.M.C.A. Board will attend of one of the largest orchards, pre- r ' the auspices of the Council of Civic The speaker was the Rev. J. Paul school. The meeting will be in charge of FOR MEN AND WOMEN Clubs. The observance is part of Kehm, pastor of St. Paul's E. and diets that the blossoms will be at their^j Group chairmen included Dr. H. Henry R. Carichner, an executive peak. . National Boy and Girl Week which R. Church, Fleetwood, who offered L. Boyd, Dr. H. P. Prentiss, Dr. C. of the State Y.M.C.A. began April 25th. the prayer. Music was furnished by The tour 1:00 to 5:00 P. M. will* PETEB B. BUTT E. Beekey, Paul A. Knedler, Dr. start at Rittenhouse Square, Boyer-' 438 Walnut Street "Smiling Sun and His Sunshine Grace Hesse, and Josephine Moy The four "one-day reigners" in Valley Rangers". town, where Queen Marilyn Gerhart^ WHITE IS RIGHT cluded Gene Hertzog, KHS, district er, of the KSTC faculty; plus these KSTC President a BHS Senior, will preside from a) attorney; Norman Peters, FHS, re The favors were corsages of white local consultants: Truman Reese, COME IN TO SEE OUR SELECTION OF RADIATORS an EYESORE? gardenias. blossom-decorated float. Members off corder of deeds; ClenRoy Geist, Dr. Robert Bream, Paul Shover, Dinner Host to 97 the Boyertown Junior Chamber of SMART SUMMER HATS. WE HAVE ALL Longswamp Township High school, The tables were decorated with R. F. Dubbs, Dr. Hesse and John Commerce will distribute a map of COVER-UP WITH KAunrriNtf plants, won by Mrs. Earl Sunday, j Schrack. Visiting consultants were Judge (Forrest Shanaman); and As is his annual custom, Dr. Q. the route. HEAD SIZES IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. Mrs. Mabel Kutz, Mrs. Edith Miller { Dr. George Murphy, C. H. W. Pul- Donald Lesher, Topton Junior High and Myrl Trexler. The fruit box len, Leo Armagost, Dr. Lee Boyer, A. W. Rohrbach, president of K. S. At a point several miles from the school, one of three county com was won by Mrs. Eleanor Reppert. I Bess Pengelly, Mary Phillips and i TC-* was host t0 tne facultv and start, at the foot of an apple-covered $2 to $8 missioners. hillside several bands from the High The committee-on-arrangements Oscar Granger. j personnel at a dinner in the Georg- passerby, and the Junior Chamber of The highlight of the day was a comprised Grace Masters and Mrs. i Dr. Thomas Ford, superintendent ian dimnS nal1- Dinner music was Enclosures luncheon at noon at the Abraham laved a Commerce will operate a refreshment Grace Diana Millinery Kathleen Herman. J of the Reading schools, presided at P by college ensemble, di- schools of the area will entertain the Lincoln Hotel, when the speaker The sixty-two included Grace a discussion of supervision. rected by Professor Roy C. Thomas. Rhode Building, Room 6, First Floor was the Rev. Gunther J. Stippich, Masters stand. Last year's tour attracted more pastor of St. John's Lutheran i > Frances Trexler, Myrl Prior to the formal event Dr. and than 5,000. Mrs. Rohrbach received the guests STORE HOURS: Mondays—Closed all day; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs Church, Reading. Trexler, Ruth Funk, Daisy Kemp, I GUEST CHORUS TO GIVE day—9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Friday & Saturday—9 A.M. to 9 P.M. All county offices were filled by Marjorie Fogelman, Mrs. Kath MAY 29 CLUB PROGRAM in the Blue Room. Later the guests EVENTS AT ST. JOHN'S pupils from county junior and leen Herman, Mrs. Katie Guin "Our Heritage of American Folk enjoyed Shakespeare's "Mid-Sum The third annual Family Night senior high schools, and all city of ther, Mrs. Marie Keiser, Mrs. Ber Music" will be presented by the mer Night's Dream" at the direc will be held Wednesday May 14 at fices were taken over by pupils tha Adams, Mrs. Alice Yanisch, I Fleetwood Woman's Club Chorus tion of Dr. C. F. Lytle, in the 7:30 P.M. at St. John's Evangelical from Reading High, Reading Cen Mrs. Lulu Kutz, Mrs. Florence at the May 29th meeting of the lo- j Schaeffer auditorium and Reformed church, under the Stoudt, Mrs. Jennie Stoudt, Mrs. cal Club. Mrs. Harold W. Sell will The guests, who, together with auspices of &* Guild and Md So_ tral Catholic High, and Reading ! thei wives and husba ds Catholic High schools. Mabel Kutz, Mrs. Cora Clauser, direct. Mrs. Walter Risley will head j ( n totaled ciety Tne mm "Beginning With in Mrs. Beulah Adams, Mrs. Neida the hostess committee. 97, \ere as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Me» will hignlight the USED Mrs. Miriam M. Spiese was gen C harl< s Adams llz eth len program, eral chairman of the observance. Reppert Mrs. Mae DeLong, Mrs. I The Education and Legislation • , L \ ; ^ ?J ^. ; and a Hobby Show will be featured. Arlene Fenstermacher, Mrs. Homer j department will meet tonight at Mrs- E- K- Angstadt, Mrs. Bright Refreshments will be served. w Beck Dn and Mrs Cyrus Permanent decorator beauty for Henry, Mrs. Dorothy Fogelman,; tne home of Mrs. Elbur Bair. It I - . '_ - \\\ j On Thursday night May 8 at 7:30 Beekev Ruth your home. Keep walls and drapes free urrooN Mrs. Sally Donahue, Mrs. Helen j comprises Kathryn Bernd, Mrs. Q.! . E. Bonner, Dr. and at tne cnurch the Junior Women Degrees Conferred Mrs Holland L CARS of smudge. Custom-built for maxi Leeser, Mrs. Mildred Leiby, Mrs. | A W Rohrbach, Mrs. Paul E. - - Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. will bring ^^ mothers. The Pa- mum heat efficiency of best grade Pearl Eisenhart, Mrs. Mae Behm, i Schmoyer, Mrs. George F. Leibens- Henry R. Casselberry, Katherine triot editor will tell how she is steel Concealed humidifying pais. At Topton Grange Mrs. Mary Hertzog, Mrs. Fern perger and Alliene DeChant. D. Christ, Ethel M. Dammrich, Dr. | gathering material for a book con- Baked-on finish to match any color and scheme, made to fit any radiator. Schade, Mrs. Violet Piger, Mrs. The Literature Division will meet and Mrs. Italo L. de Francesco, cerning Oley Valley folks First and second degrees were Eleanor Reppert, Mrs. Earl Sun Tuesday May 6 at 2 P.M. at theMrs . John Fassett Edwards, Mrs. SEND FOR FOLDER OF STYLES Ot PHONf conferred on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey day, Mrs. Grace Leiby, Mrs. Edith home of Mrs. David Layman. This Edward R. Epp, Marjorie E. Faust, ESTATE ACTIONS FOR REPRESINTATIYE-NO OBLIGATION Behm at the recent meeting of Miller, Mrs. Mildred Hassler, Mrs. announcement is made by Mrs. C. Dr. and Mrs. Williaim L. Fink, Dr. Joshua C. Hohl, Kutztown. Bal TRACTORS le Pioneer Grange, Topton. Attend Irene Leibensperger, Mrs. Elsie F. Lytle, chairman. and Mrs. Ralph A Fritz, Mrs. Ed- ance of $921.64 distributed as fol- W. C. ERDMAN ance totalled 50. Musser, Mrs. Mary Weiser, Mrs. ward Glover, Dr. and Mrs. Levi D. j lows: Eliza C. Hohl, $5720; Clar- Third and fourth degrees will be Laura Hoppes, Mrs. Harvey Lesher, GRANGE NOTES Gresh, Ruth E. Gromis, Mr. and ence W. and Charles L. J. Hohl, 516 N. 20TH STREET loth conferred at the next meeting, Sat Mrs. Grace Sechler, Mrs. Elton Mrs. Josef Gutekunst, Mr. and Mrs. Marie Miller and Mary Ann Hohl, Schlenker Motor Co. A Mother's Day program mil be Roy w Hammej Mr. and Mrs. ALLENTOWN, PA. urday, May 10. Rehearsal will be Stern, Mrs. Mae Biery, Mrs. Stella presented at tonight's meeting of natural guardian of Gregory Hohl, held on Friday, May 9. Horace F. Heilman, Mrs. William S. 314 West Main Street, Kutztown Phone 5211 Phone 4-7916 Pauley, Mrs. Edna Bailey, Mrs. the Grange. a minor, $28.61 each. James F. During the business session, it Raymond Heiser, Mrs. Emma Gor Heisler, Dr. Grace R. Hesse, Anne Marx, attorney. «s announced that during daylight don, Mrs. Clara Derr, Mrs. William Members journeyed to Kiss C. Hresko, Dr. Elizabeth A. Hur-; • aving time, the Grange will meet Stufflet Mrs. Beatrice Schmoyer, inger Grange Tuesday night and witz, Dr. Alvin F. Kemp, Paul A If8:00 P.M. Mrs. Evelyn Rohrbach, Mrs. Elsie presented a program and the trav Knedler, Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dr. Alvin F. Kemp will be the Kemp, Mrs. Claudia Haas, Mrs. eling fruit basket Lehman, Bessie S. Leiby, Mrs. Wil speaker at the May 24th meeting Erma Trexler, Mrs. Anna Reinert, Wednesday the Grange women liam L. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. William try when members of Ontelaunee Mrs. Alice Brensinger, Mrs. Minnie catered to 250 Berks Homemakers A. Liggitt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles TOON Grange will meet at 8:00 P.M. Wert, Mrs. Esther Shoemaker, Mrs. who held an all-day meeting at the j H. Lightcap, Dr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Naomi Eck, Mrs. Mae Witwer, Mrs. Grange Hall. I Lytle, Dr. and Mrs. Clark R. Mc- NOTICE! Members of Pioneer will attend the service at Ziegel's Church on Virginia Smith and Mrs. Edna Sunday,*May 25 at 10:45 A.M. Smith. All Grangers are urged to do nate "Blood for Korea" on Mon MRS. VERNIE CLOUSER day, May 19, when the Bloodmo The Revs. Raymond Miller and All Television Set Owners and bile will be at the V.F.W. Post Charles E. Hess will officiate Sat m | Home, Mertztown, from 3:00 ta 8:30 urday at 2 P.M. at the funeral of 1 P.M. Mrs. Annie E. (Brown) Clouser, 75, ^Sv?!S8$5?8&$8^ Following the business sessfon, wife of Vernie Clouser, Fleetwood, Users of Electronic Equipment several tableaux were presented, who died April 29 in the Reading under the direction of Mrs. Estella hospital. Services will be held in Titlow. j the Christ Funeral Home. Burial in ASSOCIATES Home Ec Club | Fleetwood cemetery. ow See It The Home Economics Club will j The last of her immediate fam- meet on Wednesday, May 7 at 8:00 ily, her only survivor is her Jius- ARROW TV INC. P.M. at the home of Mrs. Ida Betz. band. on at A native of Kutztown, she was a ' '.0 ' "' KUTZTOWN READING BETHLEHEM POTTSTOWN daughter of the late Ephraim and Rededication at Wili (Bower) Brown. She was a 3321 5-7845 6-2873 4859J2 member of Emmanuel EUB church, Frieden's, SundayFieetwood^ ENGAGED The rededication of Frieden's Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Hartman, SPECIALISTS in TV SERVICE and Union church, Lenhartsville, will Kutztown, R. 2, announce the en ibe solemnized Sunday afternoon Schlenker Motor Go. gagement of their daughter Jean and evening. JK. Hartman, to George Dietrich, At the 2 P.M. service the guest Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George REGULAR ond TOWER INSTALLATIONS speaker will be the Rev. Gunther Dietrich, Sr., Temple. Stippich, St. John's Reading, the SENSATIONAL NEW local pastors, the Revs. Samuel Both the bride-to-be and her Kistier and Glenn Flinchbaugh as fiance are on the home farms. Will Open at the Kutztown Airport sisting. Music will be rendered by [the church choir, Mrs. Alice Litzen- rHIS WEEK'S NEWS THIS WEEK fuerger, organist and director. IN THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT Hotpoint Automatic Beginning Friday, May 2 The Rev. Robert Laubach, a for mer pastor, will deliver the eve ning message. The choir of St. NEW! LATEST FORWARD John's Lutheran church, Fogels- FOR FAST, EFFICIENT AND ECONOMIC iVlille, will render anthems at the STEP IN MASTITIS iQirection of Edgar Neumoyer, or- ]ganist. Henry Lehr, soloist, will CONTROL TELEVISION OR RADIO SERVICE DIAL ilso sing, and Merle Hahn, xylo 3 Powerful Antibiotics phone player, will render three lumbers. PENICILLIN A pork and beef dinner will be DIHYDROSTREPTOMYCIN KUTZTOWN 3321 •M- *%. m. ..» . s s m • erved family style in the church BACITRACIN IM rsTrltM enm riwrem sement between 4:00 and 7:00 9*} vW*Mm\\%%mW V*SmVW*m WWfjQ I^STS 'M. to which the public is in- • Combats more organisms ited. • Often effective when other treatments fail Hotpoint Has • Promptly restores milk production OPENING SPECIALS OF SPECIAL INTEREST Everything! Each family was represented at • Non-irritating Jpen House held by the Children of • Convenient, one-pinch tabs RMS All Channel House Cleaning Special \t Church at Trinity Lutheran, last TRIBIOTIC* OINTMENT i mom • am mstm u '"ght. The children demonstrated a Meats* rvsvtmi 1. Your television set thoroughly checked epical meeting. Refreshments were reeieHUe-MhyeVestreateeiycle-Beciirecle Tbp Loading • No Bolting Down BOOSTERS • Gleaming Wbti* Tub • Sedi 2. Picture tube cleaned trved. Leaders include Mrs. Platon For Sale at * ment •Ejector • Overflow Rinse 3. Antenna lead-in and booster corrections Jottlund, Mrs. Samuel P. Smith and Rauch's • Adjustable Levelling • Hot St Irs. Martin Stapleton. checked Drug Store 1^1 Cold Spray Rinses • Deep Tbrsjt*. REGULAR Mrs. L. Russell Brooks underwent vmsmr aUsst • %a*m Drying. $29 " 4. Check and make all adjustments includ in operation at the Allentown hos Smith's Pharmacy Topton pital. ing focus, height, vertical linearity, verti 95 cal height and hold controls NOW *19 MINSTREL SHOW r $4-00 Under the Auspices of the 0f QUANTIFY LIMITED LIMITED TIME ONLY fr Kutztown Fire Company No. 1 Saturday, May 10,1952 SCHLENKER ALL WORK GUARANTEED Kutztown Fire Hall Auditorium 8:00 P. M. MOTOR CO. Admission: Adults 60c; Children 30c, tax included 328 West Main Street, Kutztown Phone 5211 YOM MUST BE SATISFIED Wssmvmvu • • . • • ' • . ' ' " EIGHT The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa-, Thursday, May 1, 1952 ing, quizzes were presented, and a 78 at Initiation Grange to Confer short musical program was given by Mary Kniss, Shirley Levan and Degrees on May 8 David Braucher. FLEETWOOD NEWS Lodge Candidates PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC TO BE Seventy-eight attended the ini JlCms^MuVL*\\ The Youth Degree Team will HELD TUESDAY MAY SIXTH tiation of P. O. S. of A. candidates confer the third and fourth degrees at local headquarters, conducted The annual pre-school clinic will j Owned and Operated by American Stents Cu on 13 candidates at the May 8th CALENDAR by the degree team from Camp No. be held at the local school Tues- Adventists to To Hokt "Berksy" May 2—At 7:45 P.M. Seventh Day 68 Hyde Park. The candidates were meeting. ; day, May sixth. This announcement Adventists to Form Youth Clyde Hess and LeRoy Bechtel, 29-31 MAIN STREET FLEETWOOD ' The candidates are the following is made by Supervising Principal Group Reunion June 22 Camp 103, Fleetwood. Three others who recently received the first and William L. James. Form Youth Group second degrees: Mr. and Mrs. Eu May 3—At 10 A.M. Sandwich from Molltown and one from Ham Parents or guardians are to bring The second annual "Berksy" re gene Derr, Terrence Derr, Mrs. For the first time in more than Sale — Dorcas Class — EUB burg were unable to be present all children who will reach the age union of Sfrtington High school Kathryn Noll and daughter Janice, 25 years the Seventh Day Advent Church George W. Schuler gave the wel of six on or before January 31, alumni wht,. • commuted via the Margaret Rothermel, Fred Kem- ists will organize a Junior Mission May 5—Woman's Club — Mrs. come; and those who spoke briefly 1953. Birth certificates are request ary Volunteer Fellowship Society Margaret Pringle "Come to Schuylkill a/td Lehigh Branch of merer, Richard Bechtel. Donald ed, and vaccination certificates, if were George Walborn, Leesport, Christian, William Greenawald, Jr., Friday, at 7:45 P. M., at the Church. Lancaster Up!" the Reading railroad, will be held the Past Grand President; Elmer ©el jionte the children have already been vac Mrs. Alberta Hubler, leader, will May 6—Pre-School Clinic Sunday aftevtaon June 22 at Eben-, __ .„ _ . Suzanne Baer, Mrs. Minnie Wein cinated. be assisted by Mrs. Charles Benni May 6—Dorcas Class — EUB— ezer church. New Tripoli. WSJISJ Manwiller. State Guard, from hold and Rosario Orlando. The following will be present at Camp 168; County President Her Following the recent degree giv coff and weekly meetings will be Mrs. Norman Kelchner, Hostess for the evet£t were made recently man Porter, Bernville; Chaplain the clinic: Emalyn Weiss, county at the home pf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur held at 7:45 P. M. each successive May 6—WMS SL Paul's Lutheran Otis Rothenberger, Camp 168; and psychologist; Mrs. Edythe Yoder, Rauch. I Friday. Boys and girls of junior —Parsonage Richard Adams, Fleetwood, the school nurse; Mrs. Dorothy Kis May 7—Mother-Daughter Ban The program committee com GARDEN SH01 age are heartily welcomed. District President. singer, dental hygienist; and Lil prises NevicGreenawalf, Hamburg, A large and varied LIGHTER, Donald A. Roth, public relations quet—St Paul's E. and R. lian Schlegel, first grade teacher. chairman; Cftrl Ebert, New Tripoli, Charles Moyer conducted a brief «**•** director of the East Pennsylvania Guild—Kutztown Grange Hall, quality California fruit: ^ MORE TENDER Further information may be ob vice chairm^h; Harold Arndt Eas business session; Robert Schlegel Conference, will be the speaker and 7 P.M, played piano selections; and Jacob tables at attractive pri< *, tained* by calling the school office, May 8—Degree Night—Grange tern, secretary; Dr. Ethan Trexler, organizer. Edgar Bradley, manager Stoudt was chairman of the re Fleetwood 2077. May 9—St Joseph's Hospital Fleetwood; RULES ARE VERY SIMPLE D Mail this coupon fo "S«by Derby" Coefest, AJSMTSCSI SH*" *> ATTENTION MEMBERS 424 N. 19th St., Pbila. SO, Pa. Bfta (30D©8G© o PARENTS' NAMI Fleetwood Fire Co. 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New Power-Pivot Clutch i THE FOUR CATS and Brake Pedals are easier to operate, eliminate drafty floor holes. ORANGES 8 , Tender, Sweet Florida (/*% A*j{ \AAdesf range of povfer! Oar home cooked meals will feature chicken pie, oyster pie, sea food platters and light lunches. \Mde$tBearW«h(lowI THE GRILL COMMITTEE SUGAR CORN 3 Mi 9tUa£ ^i iiiii GRAPE JAM i Home made ia oar ows kitebsaa mt P*^_ n li WW *%\\ 9dea£ Sweet Potatse* Hot lt* $d£at White Potatoes %9hm gM*Ua£ Spaghetti j^SL * <£ * More Families buy 'V Asfls, Evaporated Milk Jjj% Sweet Peas °~^ttmf'x ^ V* SMewaf Sres optional et extra eoct. Equipment, eeteeinrtet 9d£ai Fancy Sweet Peas JB & LENNOX Farmdale Large Sweet **•*!_* W The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, May 1, 1952 NINE BYNDEN WOOD TO HOLD h meet on Monday st 8:00 P. M. The Crossword f film, "How Lutheran Women NEW TRIPOLI Puzzle K. H. S. News FOLK CULTURE SEMINARS PERRY Work," will be shown. All women DR. C W. GELATT Mrs. Efancr Fisher HORIZONTAL 1o f the Church are cordially invited. Skating Party Saturday The first annual Seminars in OPTOMETRIST Reporter 1 Money given Eighteen members of the Wom to needy The sophomores will sponsor a folk culture of the Pennsylvania Report or 14S-150 W. MAIN STREET 5 Vegetable roller-skating party at Skateland Dutch country will be held at Byn en's Missionary Society of Zion's ^e Rev. L. J. Linn will conduct mold mixed {Opposite Oroeowkh St.) with earth on the Reading fairgrounds on Sat den Wood Mountain Center, Aug The Pals of Zion's Union Church Church were at the spring dinner services on Sunday at 9:30 A.M. in • Beater used In KUTZTOWN, PA. boras Ca\ mixing mortar ust 4-9 inclusive, under the com 8 hool will meet in the Church at the Rajah Temple, Reading. Fbenezer Union Church. urday frqm 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. 12 To pay Sack Tickets and reservations for bus bined auspices of Bynden Wood &i)sement on Saturday at 8:00 P. M. Tel. 2444 The Young People of the Church, 14 A wing !E 15 Pertaining to transportation may be secured from and the Pennsylvania Dutch Folk A covered-dish luncheon will be What I gave, I have; what I spent TWOOD. ^ friends, and all interested persons, a tissue OFFICE OPEN "VENINOS 16 Tutor Janice Fabian or Madge Kline. lore Center, Lancaster. 6i rved after the business session. I had; what I kept I lost-Old Epi ^U attend services at the Syna 18 God of love * The women of the Church will taph IBasaa SO Collection of In Science Fair The program will include a study gogue. South Thirteenth street, Al facts lentown, on Friday at 8:00 P.M. M Article Yvonne DuBois, ninth-academic of folk music, folk art, folk medi 22 A volume pupil and member of the Science cine, popular oral literature, folk Those needing transportation and 24 High 26 Cunning Club, participated in the Lehigh architecture, folk speech, local cars not filled will meet at the lo 28 The wallaba food cal Church at 6:30 PM. 30 Raised Valley Science Fair, held recently » Popular beliefs and practices, t platform at Rockne Hall, Allentown, under folk tales. traditional rhymes and ! The Spring Rally of the Synodi 32 Russian river onte 35 Cameroon the auspices of the Call-Chronicle im8les, proverbs, riddles and cus- cal Youth Fellowship will be held native newspapers and the Lehigh Valley toms- ft w*11 a*so comprise folk j at Lehighton on Sunday from 2:00 37 Man 39 Correlative of art and crafts, the dialect and re- ] to 4:45 P.M. Local young people neither Engineers' Club. Her exhibit was f^mmn>*cAii ligion. The staff will include out will leave at 12:45 PJM. Bring a 40 Keen among the 75 in the general science 42 Paper measure standing personalities in the var box-lunch. 44 Symbol for class, and won honorable mention. tantalum Exhibits totalled 307, and this was ious fields, with Dr. Alfred Shoe SHOW Blue Ridge Trail Council, No. 49 A machine that grinds the first year KHS was represented. maker of the Folklore Center and or 179, D. of A. will meet on Tuesday * »meiif 47 DuU Her exhibit was the development of Dean P. Ross, executive director ——•mem Q| evening, May 6th. Officers will be 48 French article a chicken, including incubated of Bynden Wood, as co-directors. •Its ond »^_ nominated. Everyone must bring a 51 Declared eggs. She preserved the different [Prices. ^* specially-trimmed hat to be sold 53 Strikes with open hand stage of development in formal {or the benefit of the National 56 Contaminated 59 Journey dehyde. Marie Bonner, of the fac Home. A birthday social will con 60 French for noise PUZZLE NO. 182 CRYSTAL CAVE summer 22 Bulk 58 An under ulty, is advisor of the Science Club. clude the session. 54 Heap world god ,2Ji 61 Easily 23 Brilliantly 55 A small bar April Shower Party IRENE A. SUNDAY On Friday, May 9th, the Young exasperated colored fish racuda 62 Svmbol for 63 Signifying 25 Prevaricator 57 Legal charge tellurium The Junior Tri-Hi-Y recently en Reporter People will journey to the Trexler maiden name 27 Strong longing 64 Thick 29 Ancient coun joyed an April Shower Party, held 29« Rink for an evening of roller skat 66 To place try around the Answer to Puzzle No. 181 The following improvements: in Euphrates in the St. John's Recreation Hall. LOWER?RICES'tEflER eov? ing The group will meet at Church stallation of a new heating system 31 Winter vehicle p A 3 T R A P L A T E Decorations included bouquets of 4o-oi 7;00 P.M. VERTICAL 33 Word expres and rest rooms, and the redecora- at sing negation A C H B I DE E R I A spring flowers, and a blue um cast 1 Skill Maestro Moschetti and his gal- 2 Confederate 34 Goddess of 0 L I T I C S tion of the Church School room, general vengeance T R 0 T P brella trimmed with daffodils and 49- jery choir will present a program 3 Measure of 36 To get up H E R 0 E R 0 A 3 T pink, yellow and light green will be dedicated Sunday, May 11, distance 38 Hearing - KEMPTON UTf Of RPw""*1 Vernon M. Kamp T., MAY 3d Reporter The Rev. Craig J. Dorward will conduct Lutheran services at New IS Bethel Church, Sunday at 9:00 A. M. Church School, 8:00 A. M. The New Bethel Young People's Society will meet on May 18, at New 7:30 P. M. The Albany Township Road Board will meet on Saturday after noon at Bond's Hotel. 'Show Down" Elmer Sechler is a patient in the Reading Hospital. The annual chicken and roast- beef supper of the Aid Society of way gives the New Bethel Church will be held Saturday afternoon and evening, lends, Doctorf May 31, in the Community Park Pavilion. [promptly* true facts Time lues All successful individuals have about why the become such by hard work; by im proving moments before they pass into hours, and hours that other people may occupy in the pursuit BIG 52 of pleasure.—Mary Baker Eddy A Sparkling PHEASANTLAND cold glass of milk PARK RINK because CALSO is, mile for mile, your most DODGE WHEN you want a "quick lift" to hold you economical gasoline over until meal time — try a cool, refreshing glass of milk. Milk is full of energy that will keep you going because CALSO starts op faster, saves battery ... outvalues until it's time to eat and engine wear. *~* tmW The milk you get from us Is as deem and pure as because CALSO has the extra power for a fast rZi*i* them all for science can make it. 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"""" e_tLt MEN'S $1600 PRODUCTS OF THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY l*\m\ MOTORS Windsor Dairy Farms LADIES' ...... $17.75 Iroommrks 'XMSO" ana "STM"tea. "•* jf* <*• 601 East Main Street USED SHOE SKATES For Service Call Hamburg 2758 and Reverse Charges YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CALSO DEALER $8.00 to $12.00 KUTZTOWN iimiiiili It I- I»II»I inn .<•»• ) i fi HI net*—MJldlfao. •n •ii.ii IIII« in mnimi,ereS*-* TEN The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Th«>sday, May 1, 1952 Classified Ads Classified Ads Classified Ads Classified Ads Classified Ads OBITUARIES BUSINESS SERVICE FOR SALE PrlBUC SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED LEGAL NOTICES DESTROY—Rat Killer—with WARFARIN, ROTOTI1XER GARDEN TRACTOR, can be PUtJLlC SALB OF NEED farms of all sizes, buyers waiting. If NOTICE ready mixed, resdy to use. 1 lb. $1; 3 lbs. seen at Hancock, Pa. Used one season, wiU VALUABLE FARM STOCK in the market for a quick sale, contact Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Spacht Funeral Home, Hamburg. $2.7J; mouse size 39c. Guaranteed. Leh i sell for 2/3 of original price. Mr. Rupp. About Vi milt least of New Smithville, on FREDERICKS REAL ESTATE the provisions of the Pennsylvania Act of Dr. Seneker Buried The Rev. Elmer Wenrich officiated Drug. Haock Feed tt Grain. DeTurks Hard- Mar27-tf dirt road to Apse's School House. Weisen 130 Main St., Souderton. Pa., Route 113 Assembly Number'481, P.L. 1145, approved ware. Beck's Mill, J. M. Schappell & Soru; berg Township, .ehigh County, Pa., on Sat Phone 2040, after 1 P.M. call 609. June 25, 1947. as amended by P.L. 898. ap and burial was made in the Mos Fleetwood Mill. Rauch's Pharmacy, Buck » REGISTERED ARABIAN HORSES, aad a urday, May 10. 5>52. at 1:00 P. M. Marl3-8t proved May 9, 1949, a resolution will be pre elem cemetery. *" Store. Kerchner's Feed Mill; Harry J. ony. Leeser's Arabian Stud Farm. Bowers, F-12 Farmall,vector, McCormick-Deering sented for adoption at the meeting of the In Hope Cemetery A native of Richmond township, Smith, Maidencreek. AprlQ-6t IT'a., phone Topton 68. Febl4-tf 2-row com plarrf ir, 10-ft. John Deere power WANTED Board of Directors of the School District of take-off grain bin ter, single corn planter, John the Borough of Kutztown, Berks County, to present the AmV ^LIL*** baJL?K^ she was a daughter of the late As a matter of GOOD HEALTH, GOOD BALER TWINE FOR SALE—best quality Deere prow, Pe. rv harrows, walking plow, Pennsylvania, to be held on May 13, 1932, at The funeral of Dr. Hiram F. J. TASTE and GOOD SENSE drink Green baler twine manufactured loca.ly that com McCormick 8-ft. .disc, riding cultivator, hay $5,000 on n 114 storv suburban property. 7:30 o'clock P. M. (D.S.T.) in the high David and Hannah (Stine) Bor wood Natural Goat Milk every day! You'll petitive brands cannot excel, at special Write Patriot Box No. 7. Mayl-3t* Seneker, 89, who died April 24, rake, John Dei a tractor control harrow, school building, in the Borough of Kutztown, R. JOSEPH MERKE1 ""H rell. She was a member of Moselem like it IF you get it at Greenwood. Ask pre-season price of $19.30 per bale. Arenel weeder. trailer vagon, wagon with body. Berks County, Pennsylvania, where the same B was held Monday at 2 P. M., at US how to use it—we know. We cater Farms Feed Mill, Shoemakersville, Pa. Tornado fodder shredder. 2 coal brooders, 500 OLD AUTOS or TRUCKS. Will pay is now on file in the Office of the Secretary . North Sixth S^.^a^ik^e • Lutheran Church. Her husband, the Lutheran Church of the Trans to those Infants and Adults who cannot Mas-d electric brooder, circular saw. potato sorter, $30 up for any car or truck that can be and may be inspected during school hours and Enoch Schwoyer, died 26 years ago. digest cow milk. Available—11 to 7 daily hay hook, rope and pulleys, 2 barn yard towed or run to my yard at Walnuttown. which provides substantially as follows: l figuration, Pottstown, which he She is survived by a son, Leon, —2 miles south of Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. SEED OATS FOR SALE while they last st gates, tow rabies platform scale, feed grind Russ Berg. Phone Fleetwood 5974. A special head tax of Five Dollars ($5.00) served 27 years. Burial was made E. D. Gehris. Mayl-tf s special bargain price. Arenel Farms Feed er, feed chests, 2 gas tanks, lot of scrap iron, Msr6-12t* shall be levied on each resident or inhabitant o7^W^?v0 Shoemakersville; four grandchil Mill, Shoemakersville, Pa. Feb28-tf lot of lumber, h t of harness, meat grinder, on said school district who is twenty-one in Hope cemetery, here. The Rev. TIRES-BATTERIES, motor oils, accessories. s^v*w^^»i dren; nine great-grandchildren; a lard press, lawn lowers and numerous other BIDS WANTED (21) years of age or over. Notice is heieby gL, .. ^ Dr. Emil Fischer, president of the polishes and wax, rad. cleaners and seal SPECIAL OFFER ON 1951 TV SETS. We articles not menl oned. Such tax is necessary to defray the ex brother, Milton S. Borrell, South ers, auto glass and channels, elec. appliances will give a free antenna, and free installa ministration on the ££&**** * Conditions by « penses for the school year 1952-1953. decedent have b«en «^* * *.£< Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsyl toasters, washing machines, vacuum clean tion with the purchase of each 1951 TV MRS. ALVIN SNYDER SEALED BIDS Temple; and a sister, Mrs. Lizzie ers. M. M. Hollenbach. between Fleetwood. set. Sylvania, Motorola, Capehart, Stewart It is estimated that the aforementioned tax AH persons indebted » *? vania, and the Rev. Theodore L. R. WELDER, ^Auctioneer Apr24-3t Sealed proposals will be received and pub will net the school district of the Borough of said decedent are reou«»:< 2* L. Snyder, Blandon. Route 222. AprlO-tf Warner, Admiral, and Emerson. Leeser Mo licly opened and read by the Supervisors of to .***-< Fischer, his son, and the pastor of tors, phone Topton 68. Msrl3-rf Kutztown, Berks County, Pennsylvania, Eight and all person^ b?v^f , ** PU] LIC SALE OF Greenwich Township, Berks County at Krums Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($8,500.00). against the estite of J. 'S? the church, officiated. AUTHORIZED FULLER BRUSH SERVICE ville, Pennsylvania, until 7 P. M. o'clock requested to m/lfe °L± «*