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THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT Shoots 11 Pointer; Others Get VOL Deer Plentiful; Chief Seiger THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT Shoots 11 Pointer; Others Get VOL. LXXII KUTZTOWN, PA., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 NO. 31 Legion Auxiliary to Public Invited to 3 Perish in Fire KHS to be Host to Kutztown Calendar Ice-Cream By Parachute At Fredericksville Berks Rally of "Y" Hold Food Sale and Tonight—At 7:45—Christmas Party—Reading Hospital Aaxiliary "Christmas Arts" —Mrs. !. U. Miller, Hostess "Deer plentiful!" "Plenty cold, first day!" Youth, January 6th Benefit Card Party Tonight—At 8:00—Legion Auxiliary Caid Party—F.O.E. Hall- KSTC Dec. 17th Two Badly Burned These are the reports of hunters of East Penn Valley, a Benefit Uniform Fund Legion Drum and Bugle Corps number of whom got their "first", including Chief of Police December 13—Lions—District Governor Eshelman, Sp-eaker Raymond Seiger. Emery Nelson, Speaker; Also Schedules Christinas December 14—At 9:30 A. M. Bazaar—Herman's—Troop 44 Girl Students to Present Story Kutztown Ambulance Takes Scouts Four to St. Joseph's "Jim" Rothermel, the cook at a Center County camp, Discussions; Cafeteria Party; Collects Coupons Of Christ Child in Art, December 14—Legion Aaxiliary Bake Sale—150 West Main For State Project Music and Poetry Hospital, Reading frequented for years by Fleetwood, Oley and Reading hunt­ Dinner; Social Hour December 14—Semi-Formal Dance—Tri-Hi-Y—At KHS ers, had the surprise of his life when Thomas Adams, of St. Plans for a January 6th rally of The Auxiliary of Hoch-Balthaser December IS—At 6:45 P. M. Dinner Meeting Men of SL Paul's The public is cordially invited to Ralph deVough, 60, and two sons, M* iawrence Dairy, delivered ice cream via parachute. "Had to Berks "Y" groups, and 'Teen Talk" Post No. 480 American Legion will —Dr. f. WiUiam Frey. Speaker "Christmas Arts" to be presented at Larry, aged one, and George 12, died circle the camp five times" the pil^t said, "before I could courses during the Lenten season, conduct a card party tonight in the December 17—At 8 P. M. "Christmas Arts" KSTC KSTC in the Schaeffer auditorium at of burns last night and two other mem­ December 18—Friendly Clab—5L John's Reformed 8 p. m. December Uth, prior to the ben of his family are battling for their attract his attention." were made at a recent dinner meeting F.O.E. Hall, for the benefit of the f at Hotel Washington, Hamburg, by Uniform Fund of the Drum and Bugle December 18-—From 3:45-4:45 P. M. New Brownies--Trinity Parish Christmas recess, which begins the fol­ lives at St. Joseph's hospital, after re­ Edna Schadler is the only woman hereabouts who toted the Leaders' Council of Upper Berks Corps, at which a liberal patronage is Hoase lowing day at noon. ceiving severe burns when flames do- '•-Mitti. a gun in company with four of her brothers. Though she YMCA area. Officers were also elected. expected. Tbe prize committee con- j December 18—Christmas Dinner—Rotary—Trinity Parish House Music, painting and literature will troyed their frame, two-story house in failed to get a buck, she plans to make mincemeat out of Henry R. Carichner, associate execu­ sists of Mrs. Leibensperger, Mrs. Laila December 19—At 8:15 P. M. KHS Christmas Program be fused in an impressive telling of an isolated section of Rockland town­ ship, near Fredericksville, yesterday. venison donations. tive, presided. Keller, MR. Audrey Meck, and MR. December 19—Christmas Party—Grange the Christmas story. While students in The speaker at the rally at KHS Ethel Rader. The refreshment com­ December 20—7-9 P. M.—Christmas Party for Children—Lyons the art curriculum present tableaux The victims were rushed to St. Jo­ 11 POINTER will be Emery Nelson, formerly of mittee includes MR. Kathryn Fabian, Fire Company based on famous paintings by Raphael, seph's Hospital in the Kutztown Com­ MR. Emma Adam, MR. Marion Luck­ December 21—From 2-4 P. M. Christmas Party—Children of SL Fra Angelica, Coneggio, Le Rolle, and Car- "I got my 11 pointer, 145 pounds, hog dressed, at five the Chester YMCA; discussion groups munity Ambulance, manned by Cari A_toa will be conducted; dinner will be serv­ enbill, MR. Senora Long and MR. John's Reformed otheR, a veRe speaking choir will re­ of eight the opening morning f reports Chief of Police Seiger, Bieber and Harry Knittle. ed in the cafeteria; and the closing chal­ Edna Oswald. December 21—At 7:30 P. M. Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony— late the "narrative of the Nativity as who went to Sheffield, AJlegheny National Forest, Warren Hz, lenge by Speaker Nelson will be based The women will also hold a* Food * Saacony Bridge—Auspices Woman's Club told by the poets. Verse by Joyce Kil­ Wilmer Musser, chief of the Lyons County. "And it was 10 below zero." "It was my first in 22 on "The World Youth Fund." A social Sale Saturday in the former Corbit December 23—St. Joseph's Hospital Aaxiliary—Mrs. George Fox. mer, G. K. Chesterton, Richard Wat­ Fire Company, directed the search for years" he added, "and I plan to have the head mounted, and hour will follow. building, from 10 a. m. to noon. The Hostess son Gilder, and Clinton Scollard are Larry, aided by State Troopen Elwood December 25—At 2 P. M. Christmas Movie Party—Strand—Aus­ Krause, Jay Bennett and Paul Fehr. to have the hide tanned for a vest for my seven-year-old The annual YMCA Problems committee in charge consists of MR. included among the selections. Course, 'Teen Talk," will be offered Marion Hafer, MR. Elda Seidel and pices Lions Clab and Strand Management The College Orchestra and Choir Only heroic efforts of Edward Short, Larry." Others in the party were Webster J. Frey,' who got December 27—KHS Alumni Dance son-in-law, enabled Mn. de Vough and to all Senior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y MR. Anna LeVan. Two prizes, five wfll be heard in appropriate musical a six-point; John Yost, a five-point; and Harry Miller, a four- groups, starting early in February. pounds of sugar and one pound of con­ her daughter Mary, 15, to escape the interludes. fate of the othen. She suffered fint State point. Nathan Schaeffer was also in the group. "And we saw Council Officers fectioner's sugar will be given by MR. HONORABLY DISCHARGED Dr. Guy Saylor, of the Speech De­ second and third degree burns of the a bear" the Chief reports. Oscar Stein, counselor of the Hi-Y May Scheidt. Goodwill Firemen group at KHS, was elected president, The annual Christmas party will be partment; Dr. C. T. Silvey and Mr. face, body and legs, and Mary is re­ IN CENTER COUNTY and Mrs. Kenneth Kemp, mentor of held December 23rd at the Legion Roy Thomas, of the Music Depart­ ported in the best condition, although Serly, Elect Officers at ment; Dr. I. L. de Francesco and Mar­ burned from head to foot. Two other The Rev. J. Paul Kehm was with the party at the Center the local Gradale Sorority, secretary. Hall, with the following in charge: 'ert Grace Sterner, Mrs. Lucy Jane Cron­ vel Lee Kinney, of the Art Depart­ children, Evelyn, 17, and Dallas, nine, County Hunting Lodge; and those who brought home bucks Vice Presidents include: Ralph Kieffer, of the FHS faculty, representing the rath, Mrs. Marion Luckenbill and Kempton Meeting ment, are directing various aspects of reached safety by climbing through a erved were Walter Noll, and Charles Mohn, Fleetwood; Lewis Kutztown area; Joseph Beha, Hamburg MR. Connie Seyler. the program, with Dr. C. F. Lytle as kitchen window. Reider, Oley; and Stanley Meister, Jacksonwald. Other Fleet- area; and Harry Gilbert, Boyertown The Juniors will hold their Christ­ coordinator. The blaze apparently began when an woodians in the party were Howard Waters and Alvin Stump. area. mas party December 19 th at the Le­ New Pump to be Delivered A gala dinner will herald the Christ­ oil lamp, which Mn. de Vough was mas season in the college refectories filling, exploded. The- home and all be­ Oley members include Wilson, Paul and Webster Rohrbach, Others present were: Alton Rex, gion Hall. They recently made 135 Soon; New Year's Eve KHS Junior Hi-Y; Marie Bonner, KHS Christmas nut cups and 130 book prior to the presentation. longings were consumed. Herbert Dalton, Jacob Keehn and son Eugene and Bruce Party Scheduled Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Erma Lenker, KHS markeR which they sent to the Coates­ Peters; also Edwin Deisher, Friedensburg. Still others hailed Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Ruth Ritzman, ] ville Hospital, for use by the Veteran Officers wcre elected at the annual from Reading, West Lawn and Esterly. Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Perry township High patients. meeting of Goodwill Fire Company of Mae Gallmoyer is. Pastors Announce school; Edna Mecherly, Boyertown The Seniors recently gave $10 to Albany and Lynn townships, at Kemp­ F4IUR OF 13 LUCKY Gra-Y; William Trefny, Senior Hi-Y, j the Legion for a Christmas gift to ton Fire Hall, when it was announced Flying Stewardess Special Services Jp_i Fleetwood; Clarence Willitts, Senior j the Yanks. They are also collecting that the ncw auxiliary 300-gallon port­ b"to Four of the, 13 were lucky in the hunting party that spent Hi-Y, Oley; Josephine Bartholomew, j coupons from a variety of household able pump with foaihite attachment Mae E. Gallmoyer, daughter of Mr. Included among the pre-Christmas mat a week in Lycoming County.
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