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late o, Penn- Kutztown Fair^— August 18-23 wtate ngned, »n guested Police Arrest "•Mas to Bi-County Council 155th Anniversary pf Lutheran HomeSeve n Granges to Compete for $890 in ^ R- D. »T.Urner Eight Violators Awarded Trophy MOHN. Prizes; Plaques to the Future Fanners; "ner. 31 A"«7-6t Of Traffic Laws At State Session 4-H Club Youth Will Vie for Honors late of COMPLETES SAILBOAT OCEAN OMOBsgNO Patrick BBac*, who left London 1M ' of ad- port at State Police Nab K. R. Dryes Anna LeVan, Chairman, Also named under- Who Stole at KHS; Council Given Personal Honors; Farmers and Grangers to Share in Tractor-Driving Contests -.of the Favors Social Security Busy Month Ahead To Determine the Champion; Programs Nightly; Payment. demands Local Groups to Conduct Stands *°t, are Local police, last month, made, eight Schuylkill-Berks Council, American nthout arrests for traffic violations. They Legion Auxiliary, at the recent Penn­ £*• c t.a. The annual Kutztown Fair will 20. Any member of a Berks Grange, included reckless driving, exceeding sylvania Department convention in Lafay- open Monday, August 18 at 4 P. M. Philadelphia, was presented with a who is 21 or over, is also eligible. Utix. the speed limit, failure to observe to continue until Saturday night the Premiums the red light. This was reported by trophy for having collected the larg­ My3l-3t 23d. Premiums will be offered for the Burgess Ira Moyer, at the August est number of coupons in the state, ICE A total of $890 will be awarded best showings in these categories: meeting of borough council. The po­ last year. Mrs. Anna LeVan, of the late of to the seven competing Granges, the farm crops, corn, grain, potatoes; live­ No. " lice also were on duty at four acci­ local Auxiliary, who is co-chairman prizes varying from $110 to $150. The stock products; fruits, berries, vege­ dents; escorted four funerals; and re­ of coupons for the Department, ac­ of ad- Granges include Kutztown, Topton, tables, nuts; home economics prod­ *e named placed 14 lights. The police car mile­ cepted the gift in the name of the Fleetwood, Ontelaunee, Virginville, ucts; also bees and bee products. under- age totaled 1727. Council. She was also presented with two cash awards for coupons. The Seipstown and Centerport. Judging FFA Exhibitors r- of the It was also reported that the State will be based on quality, variety and Payment, Police had nabbed Kenneth R. Dryes, total collected by the Council was 2+3,- The following 20 members of the demands display. 33, Baltimore, a native and former 000 coupons. Schuylkill-Berks is one KHS Chapter Future Farmers will ex­ dent, are Two permanent plaques will be • without resident of Emmaus, who confessed of 29 Councils in the State, and one hibit pigs: Raymond Seidel, Allan ***. ct.a. of the smallest as to numbers. A Biblical playlet, 'The Gift" ijnd the operetta, "H.M.S, Pinafore" awarded to Future Farmers: the Berks Boyer, John Arndt, Lee Behm, Don­ D. No. to 21 burglaries in eastern Pennsyl­ highlighted the program this afUjrnoon, at the 55th anniversary of Chapter which receives the highest The Department chairman of Cou­ ald Boyer, Richard Fogel, Ernest and vania. Among them was the robbery the Lutheran Home at Topton. Beth were presented by the children number of points, and the individual pons, Mrs. Lawrence Rothermel, Wal­ Stanley Wessner, Reynold Reinert, of between $500 and $600 at the local of the Home. The George E. Holion Memorial choir sang, and the exhibitor receiving the highest num­ nurtown, was asked to earn an addi­ Stuart Diener, Russell Miller, War­ High school, December 6, 1951. Troop­ older children rendered "This Is wly Country." Singing was led by ber of points. tional $1,500 by the end of September. Dr. Karl Henry, staff member of the Board of Foreign Missions of ren Baver, David Ely, Charles Feth- er Elwood Krause, of the Reading The 4-H Club entries will include barracks, states that he will confer Another award winner at the State the Lutheran church, and music * hroughout the day was played by erolf, Charles Gilmore, David Baer, convention was Janice Seidel, who was the KHS Band, William S. Moyer director. 19 head of swine, 28 beef cattle and James Epler, Robert Komand, Irwin FREIGHTER BURNS . . . Norwegian freighter Black Gull burns. with District Attorney Henry M. 11 dairy cattle. Koch to arrange for the prosecution presented with a bracelet for answer­ Sunshine increased the crowd, and the bazaars and refreshment Sechler, Clayton Lindenmuth. some 65 miles off Montauk Point, LX Forty-five of 49 aboard were stands were liberally patronized, Many dinners were also served. Tractor Driving picked up by a Swedish ttner. of Dryes for the Berks burglaries. ing questions in the Department News These will exhibit steers: Daniel Letter. The many guests also toured the cottages, the old folks' home, and The tractor-driving contest will be and Alfred Readinger, Wilson Merkel, Favors Social Security open to Grangers and to Future Farm­ Business Session other buildings on the grounds. John Stettler, James Greenawalt, The councilmen favor social secur­ ers, the winners of each group to then A report of the convention was The Home now has an enrollment of 115 boys and girls. Charles Fetherolf and Charles Gil­ ity for borough employees, and Jorfn determine the championship. Only made at the August meeting of the more. The Frank Reims Enjoy Month of Rhoda, solicitor, was instructed to High school boys enrolled in voca­ local Unit, by Mrs. Korah Kurtz, Dairy animals: Raymond Seidel, draw up an ordinance and resolution. tional agriculture or who were gradu­ president. Burd Schantz, Lee, Lester and Russell The purchase of* a used truck for Patriot Wunnernaus Enjoys Lancaster ated in May and are active FFA of Bor- Fishing in Maine and on the Gaspe The members agreed to operate a Miller; Potatoes: Lester Lutz, John Park use, was authorized. members, are eligible. They must be food stand at the Fair; and to patron­ Stettler, Richard Hein. e estate Council also sanctioned an ordinance at least IS years of age and not over tned. all A 13-pound specimen that jump­ Branch of the Penobscot tears its ize the next meeting of Bi-County County Trip and Meal in Amish Home (Continued on page six—column steen) I requested ed constantly, provided the great­ way in its steep descent to its more to change the radius at the northeast [claims to est thrill for Frank Keim, KHS pro­ tranquil waters 25 miles down corner of West Walnut street and Council in the new home of the Boy­ To participate in a bus tour of . loping horse painted black, and fessor, who in company with his stream, we could see beyond the College Boulevard, from 20 to 30 feet. ertown Unit, September third. Lancaster county culminating in a ! made of sheet metal. A miniature KUTZTOWN AIRPORT They will also sponsor a public Playground Picnic wife, enjoyed a month-long fishing heat of June as snow still capped The curb grade on West Main, be­ mouth-watering dinner in an Amish J black horse also adorns the gate "BUSIEST IN STATE" trip in the North country, including Mt. Katahdin. This, along with ab­ tween South White Oak and Noble card party at the Legion Home to­ farm home, was the recent privilege ! leading to the barnyard. The barn the Gaspe. "And the longest fish, normally high water, was remini­ is in the process of being raised to night. Next month's card party will of the Patriot Wunnernaus. She j was built in 1890 and the house "Our Kutztown Airport is the Friday Afternoon though not the heaviest, I have ever scent of the long, hard winter that seven inches. be conducted by the Past Presidents, was in company with the more than j two years later. A glimpse into the busiest in Pennsylvania." You can caught came to net the first day on holds Maine in its icy grip from Mrs. Eva Frey, chairman. 20 in attendance at the first annual I living-room of the main house re- quote me on that, declares "Fritz" A picnic on Friday afternoon will the Gaspe, after an hour-and-40- October to May. Chairmen will make final reports at Pennsylvania Dutch Seminars at I vealed not only a corner cupboard, Bachman, manager. terminate the eight-week session the September 8th meeting, and the The Airport recently started a minute battle, a 42 inch, 18 pound High water held us to two excel­ 250 at St. John's Bynden Wood, near Wernersville. j but another cupboard, in which old- at Shady Spot Playground. improved salmo solar." new officers will begin service Octo­ The farm home was that of Isaac 1 fashioned spoons are displayed the Progressive Flying Club in which The leaders, Martin Stapleton Topton, lent days of landlock (salmon) fish­ ber first. 40 men, aged 16 to 49 are enrolled. FDIC "Heat wave in summer on the ing in the West Branch and prompt­ Z. Huyard, New Holland Route old-fashioned way, each in a special j and Joan Frey, report that attend- Nov3-tf Picnic, Local Park A family picnic is planned for Sun­ One, who manages two farms to­ j groove along the edge of the shel- Among them are Bernard Kniss, ! a nee and participation in local ac- Gaspe?" he challenges. "Not a bit ed us to seek out other water ways Paul Yoder, Lester Sheetz, and of it, for we were dressed most of and their finny quarry. Frost Pond day September seventh at the home talling 101 acres. He specializes in i ves. We also saw a down-stairs bed- j tivities and county competition sur- H Contests, prizes, and a program of the chaplain, Mrs. Agnes Kohler, ! Carl DeLong, Kutztown; and Carl ] passed those of previous years. the time aa one might for early yielded a few fair trout. Rageld comprised the entertainment at the Holstein dairy cattle, and has 1C room in addition to the kitchen. Virginville. Zettlemoyer, Kutztown R. D. Oth­ A Mighty Mites baseball game March weather. In fact, I wore long Brook provided an afternoon of recent picnic of St. John's Union acres of tobacco. He also raises food At the invitation of Farmer Huy­ ers hail from York, Tamaqua, Boy­ underwear, a T shirt, hunting shirt, hectic exercise and six trout along Church school at the Park. Frank for the cattle, and the garden pro* ard we entered the ell-shaped house I is scheduled for Friday morning, ertown, Reading and other points, j when the Up-towners will oppose sweater, and a couple of two-ounce j its almost impenetrable shore line. Pegg and his Johnny Smokers pre­ duces all the vegetables necessary near the main one, and promptly including two from Philadelphia. coat shirts! But when we left, lilacs j Beautiful Harrington Lake refused sented the evening's program. The Civil Air Patrol for the family and for the "Aus? took our places at a long table and I the Down-towners. A nature hike ir Student-flights are given from 7:00 around the Park was held this after­ were in bloom." to relinquish any of its heavily bod­ cake walk was won by Raymond lander" guests they entertain "com$ at another, at right angles. The A.M. to dark. The locai sports enthusiast glimp­ ied togue (lake trout) in an after­ Leibensperger and Mrs. Marvin On Search Mission Saturday." : green-tinted walls were bare except noon. sed his first wild moose. noon of angling. Towards late after­ It was milking time when we an' Bachman is assisted by one in­ Craft projects include gimp lan­ R Fenstermacher. Attendance totaled for a small, unadorned mantel with structor, William Sherman, Laurel­ Mrs. Keim "raised a few fish but j noon, we pulled in at a trickling 250. Search missions and classes on rived and we were permitted t$ a colorful edging. The tablecloths yards by the older group, and paper outlet on Harrington's east shore. dale. When asked how he manages circuses by the younger children. didn't get many, this trip." Prizes presented during the pro­ alternate Thursdays and Sundays watch the process, and to see an* were green-and-white checked. On to crowd in all the flights, he re­ mpe Professor Keim's story of the ad­ After making our canoe secure, we gram went to the following: Larg­ comprise the immediate program other son at work in the carpentet a side table was a large, leather- Terry Scheidt is the new Shady started on a 15-minute walk to the plied, "Yes, I'll admit it's a little Spot table tennis champion. venture follows: est families: Clarence Geist, Homer of the Civil Air Patrol at the local shop. Painted white and with bare bound "Heilege Schrift," copiously rough, but we like it! And the club The Katahdin region in Maine's j "top of the world". There, if you Moyer, Archie Schearer; longest Airport. Classes include two hours' signs in green, the Huyard barr| illustrated and printed in German. Purse show winners were Mary can see through the clouds of black means that more people are becom­ north woods most certainly sports j distance: Howard Dietrich, Grover instruction in drill, airplanes and provides space for the Holstein*. I "We have standing type at the Lan- ing interested in flying." Alice Shoemaker, first; Marcia four-star scenic beauty. Looking | flies and mosquitos, your eyes come Wentzel; married longest, Mr. and engines, and in the organization of and the horses, and for the wagoit ' caster Press," our host explained Herring, second; Karen Herring, down through the magnificent rocky j pleasantly to rest on a beautiful Mrs. William Christ and Mr. and CAP. and the Air Force. Francis shed in which we saw two fouri > later, "so when our Bishop David third; also Margo Epting, Elaine gorges through which the West i (Continued on page six—column seven) Mrs. George Fox; oldest: Benjamin Meschick, Reading, is the training wheeled carriages, and a spring- Zook needs 100 or more additional Maxatawny Pupils Heffner and Catherine Schaeffer. Cressman and George Fox; young­ officer. wagon. There was also a "trotting^ i Bibles, he can easily get them." Necktie show winners were Mar­ est: Mary Louise Harter and Sandy •Night flying practice will be held buggy, used by the sons of marf ! When it began to get dark Farmer go Epting, first; Catherine Schaef­ Girl Scouts Enjoy j Wanda Gresh and Zimmerman. Door prizes went to tonight at nine. riagable age, its small trunk in the Zook placed a gasoline-burning Hold 11th Reunion fer, second; Marcia Herring, third; Mrs. John Moll and Mrs. George Recently a search mission was rear containing a light operated by [ lamp on the table near the Bible. also Karen Herring, Betty George Schadler; and those occupying the completed, when four planes found a battery. Atop the barn is a gal i (Continued on page seven—column seven) The pupils of the Maxatawiiy and Janet Dunkelberger. TV Circus, Camden! Alan Gernerd Wed Lucky Seat were Francis Miller and a simulated lost aircraft, the target school 50 years ago and their teach­ Alliene Schearer. having been placed in the vicinity er, Charles Zimmerman, Philadel­ GRANGE TO BE HOST TO Girl Scouts of Troops 44 and 53 St. John's Lutheran church, Boyer­ of Antietam Lake. phia, recently held their 11th re­ BERNVILLE, AUGUST 28 enjoyed the recent TV Circus pre­ town, was the scene of the recent "all Winners of Contests Dr. Francis DeLong Three Attend PTA Contest winners were Barry The next meeting will be held union in the Kutztown Park. Mrs. Kutztown Grange will be host sented in the convention hall at white" marriage ceremony in which August 28, at 7:30 P.M. Another Eva Fisher, Kutztown, and Mrs. August 28 to Bernville, and present Camden, N. J. Six of Troop 44 ap­ Wanda Gene Gresh, Boyertown, be­ Stump, Sandra Zimmerman, Chris­ tine O'Neil, Dennis Fenstermacher, mission is planned, plus a break­ To Address Rotait Officers' School Victor Walbert, Maxatawny, were a program. The guests will present peared in the parade, on the screen: came the bride of E. Alan Gernerd, fast flight. in charge, and attendance totalled the Traveling Fruit Basket to the Patsy Miller, Erin James, Joan son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gernerd, Ronald and Stewart Stump, Dar­ lene Fenstermacher, Nancy Hum­ Dr. Francis E. DeLong, retire^ Three officials of the Parent-Teach­ 29. members. Gehret, Emilie Gehriche, Sandra of the Keystone Hotel. physician, Highland avenue, will bf er Association of the KSTC Labora­ Readings were given by Thelma The program, featuring the skit, Wagner and Brenda Scheidt. Mrs. The double ring ceremony was mel, Gene Stump, Larry Geist, Ar- A.B.C. GRADUATE line Arndt, Margo Epting, Barry the speaker at next week's dinnef tory School attended a School for Of­ and Dorothy Alexander, and a bak­ "Cats is Cats," starring Ethel Bal­ Harold Leibensperger, Troop 44 solemnized by the Rev. George W. meeting of the Rotary Club at thi ficers held recently at the West Read­ ed ham dinner was served by Cal­ thaser, Raymond Rader and Lamar leader, took her son Philip behind Fritch, Scranton, formerly a neighbor Fenstermacher, Dallas Oswald, Faye Kramer, Mary Bieler, Clifford Keystone Hotel. ing Field House, under the auspices vin Weidner, Park manager. It was Treichler, will include the follow­ the scenes to meet a clown; the of the Gresh family, and the Rev. of the Berks Council. The officials decided to hold another reunion ing: recitations, Peggy Young and girls secured the autograph of the David F. Longacre, pastor of St. Zimmerman, Shirley Fitzgerald, Last night the following present Sharlene Moyer, Dallas Oswald, ed classification talks: Samuel II were Fred Quellmalz Jr., president, next year. Larry Treichler; vocal solo, Carol master of ceremonies; and every­ John's church. The officers of the group are: Rabenold; monolog, Martha Del­ body, the crowd totalling approxi­ David Schearer, Faye Kramer, Butz, "Fire Insurance;" Charles I|" the Rev. John L. Herbster, second vice Attendants were Mary Turner, Christine Mest and Mary Alice Kaufman, "The Poultry and Eg^ president, and Dr. Eugene Stoudt, Mrs. Victor Walbert, president; licker; quintet selections, Nancy R mately 500, was treated to ice­ Drexel Hill, maid of honor; Linda Business;" and Norman L. Fre| laboratory school director, and a mem­ Mrs. Eva Fisher, secretary-treasur­ Epler, Shirley Schaeffer, Ethel Bal­ cream and a balloon. Fisher, Pottstown, Jane McDavitt, Moore. "Battery Construction." Mr. Fref. ber of the board of directors. Mrs. er; and Clara Richards, assistant thaser, Daisy Epler and Marie Sun­ The local troops also spent two Drexel Hill, Martha Ann Heckman, Personnel who yesterday completed his fir§ Harry B. Fehl, West Reading, county secretary. day. hours at Franklin Institute, Phila­ Allentown, and Betty Zimmerman, Mark Seltzer was the master of year in the battery business, di&; president, presided; and the speakers Those present were Charles Zim­ delphia. Jeffersonville, bridesmaids; John Cat- ceremonies; Martin Stapleton and played lead, rubber and wool were Mrs. Leslie Angus, president of merman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The trip was made via Bieber alano, Reading, best man; and Gail Joan Frey conducted the contests; and the games were led by Kath­ plates used in the making of baf* the Southeast district of the Pennsyl­ CroU, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Mary Luckenbill bus and the Scouts took a box Diane Camp, Bridgeton, N. J., flower tery cells. Harry Roshon, Mrs. John Krick, lunch. girl. ryn Druckenmiller and Mrs. Clar­ vania Congress of PTA, and Mrs. ence J. Smith. Charles H. Esser home after thr% Eugene Smith, Council advisor. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Eisen- In addition to those who appear­ The guests were seated by Louis brown, Mr. apd Mrs. Lewis Trout, Weds A. S. Heffner ed on television the following made The committee on arrangements months in Europe, was welcome3> The first meeting of the local unit Gresh, brother of the bride, Lewis- Guests were Augustus D. Gresc|- Reading; Claries Metzgar, Newark, the trip: Troop 44: Karen and Mar­ town ; Fenner Lytle, Kutztown; and comprised Earl Adam, John Drei­ is scheduled for September 8th at 7:30 Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, belbis, Tt/lrs. Henry Zimmerman, Boyertown, and Dr. Arthur Copfu N. J.; Mrs. Edwin Lenhart, Mrs. Reading, was the scene of the re­ cia Herring. Diane DeRagon, Mar­ Gene Hassler and Robert Vantigglen, P.M. when a reception for new teach­ Ada Reinsmith, Mrs. Estella Heab- go Epting, Margaret Stein, Martha Stony Creek Mills. Mrs. Oscar L. Stein, Mrs. Carl Wel- Hamburg. % ers will be held. cent wedding of Mary Luckenbill ler, Mrs. Clarence J. Smith, Mrs. ner, Allentown; Mrs. Eva Weider, and "Art" S. Heffner, both of Kutz­ Angstadt, Sandra Moyer, Patsy Nuptial music was played by Emer­ A board meeting followed; also U Mrs. Bowers, Emmaus; Mr. and Erb, Carol Kuhns, Cathrine Schaef­ Russell D. Stein, Sandra Moyer, meeting of the executive committ^s FASHION SHOW town. The double ring ceremony son Harding, organist, and Jean Berg, Mrs. George Schadler and Mrs. Mrs. John Dehrs, Cetronia; Mrs. was solemnized by the Rev. Frank fer, and Leaders, Mrs. Leibensper­ Carlisle, sang "Lord Most Holy," "O in charge of the District Confes* The Mothers' Class of St. Paul's Annie Stephens, Wescosville; Mr. John O'Neil. June Hoch Radcliffe. ger and Mrs. Frank Keim. Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Pray­ ence to be held here October 4 to m Evangelical and Reformed church and Mrs. Maurice Cronrath, Brei­ will sponsor a fashion show by Hess Lee Roy Hoyer, Reading, with Also these members of Troop 53 er." June Hoch, KHS '50, was recent­ nigsville; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wal­ and their leaders Mrs. Clarence "AG" TEACHERS TRANSACT DEMOCRATIC RALLY Brothers Tuesday, September 16 at bert, Clara Richards, Maxatawny; whom the bridegroom played pro­ The church was decorated with BUSINESS AT LOCAL PARK ly graduated from Allentown Busi­ fessional baseball in Decatur, Il­ Koch and Marilyn Rothermel: Eliz­ ferns, cathedral candles and white A Democratic Rally will be he|»l 7:30 P.M. in the KHS auditorium. Thelma and Dorothy Alexander, Berks teachers of agriculture con­ ness college. Commencement, fol­ linois, was best man, and Mrs. abeth Angstadt, Nancy Bair, Cyn­ flowers in the altar vases and on the at Eagle Point Hotel Wednesday Door prizes will be awarded. Stiles; Mrs. Harvey Fisher, Mrs. ducted a business meeting at the local lowing a formal dinner, was held Hoyer, matron of honor. thia. Donna and Harriet DeTurk, pews. August 20 at 8 P.M. when Congress­ Tickets may be obtained by mem­ Alice Leibensperger and Mrs. Eva park, following which a picnic lunch at Hotel Traylor, when John H. The bride, who is a daughter of Caroline Trexler, Phyllis Boyer, The bride was given in marriage man George Rhodes will be t|« bers of the class. Fisher, Kutztown. was enjoyed. Wives and children were Leh gave ah illustrated talk on his Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Luckenbill, Faye Kramer, Ruth Koch, Dorothy by her father, Augustus D. Gresh, a speaker. The public is invited. §j included. trip around the world. President J. wore a blue and gray striped nylon Reidenhour, Marie Wood, Donna member of the Boyertown School BAKE SALES L H. Lebo, area supervisor pre­ Oberley presented the diplomas. HILDEGARDE GOODHART suit, with Navy blue accessories. Zimmerman, Jeanette Wentzel, Board. She wore a gown of white Chiropractor Bernard L. Gross* The Junior Chamber of Com­ sided. Group singing and other music Her matron of honor chose a navy Diane Fenstermacher, Gloria Heff­ (Continued on page seven—column three) were also enjoyed. berg will move his office to t§ft merce will conduct a bake sale Sat­ TO WED JAMES WELDIN ner. Phyllis Stump. Mary Lou Bie­ The teachers included Raymond C. Rhode building in the near futujfc j urday at 9 A.M. in the Keodinger blue suit with white accessories. ROMIG REUNION Heimbach, and Martin Yarnall, Kutz­ Miss Hoch, who completed the His former office, at 205 West Magft! building. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben D. Good- Their corsages were of red rose­ ber and Kay Sharpe. secretarial course, is in the employ The 34th reunion of the Romig town; Carl Blank, Oley; Horace street, is to be used to enlarge tf>, | At the same place the following hart, Fleetwood R. D. 1, recently buds. of Bascom and Seiger, civil en­ announced the engagement of their ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Society of America will be held Miller, Welt Lawn; Herbert Stevens, living quarters of Mr. and Mif'l Saturday the Kutztown Baseball The wedding dinner was held at Boyertown; and Paul Barnhart, Shoe­ gineers, Allentown. She is a daugh­ daughter, Hildegarde Marie, to Riveredge, Greenfields, following Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mertz, Neff's Sunday at the local park. The busi­ Paul Kercher. Club will sponsor a similar sale. ness session will be held at 11 A.M. makersville. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoch, of James Hooker Weldin, son of Mr. which a party was given at the recently announced the engage­ Earl's Old Mill, Kutztown Route and Mrs. Charles E. Weldin, Elkton, Crystal, Reading. ment of their daughter, Marian, to and the program at 1:15 P.M. Clin­ ton Schmoyer, Breinigsville, will 5-COUNTY GRANGE PICNIC Two. Maryland. The couple will spend their Harlan Zettlemoyer, son of Mr. and A five-county Grange picnic will Miss Goodhart is a 1951 graduate honeymoon hunting and fishing at Mrs. Webster Zettlemoyer, New be the principal speaker. Mrs. Pearl Kutztowii Calendar Romig will present a reading from be held Saturday afternoon and AT SRT-TV SCHOOL of KHS and is employed at duPont, Moosehead Lodge, Maine. Tripoli R. D. 1. evening August 23, at the local Marvin Schlenker resigned as Wilmington, Delaware.' Both the bride and bridegroom Miss Mertz is a graduate of Park­ her book "Susie;" and other fea­ tures will include a tap dance, tal­ park. A hobby show will be fea­ teacher of instrumental music in Tonight—At Six—Picnic Meeting —Reading Hospital Auxiliary—Park Mr. Weldin is affiliated with the were members of the 1935 class of land High school and is employed tured in the Grange Hall. the Hamburg schools to enroll in Tonight— Night-Fly ing Instruction—Airport Federal Housing Administration in Kutztown High School. at the Pennsylvania Power and ent show and vocal solos. Among the School of Radio Technique, the officers is Mrs. Leon Greiss, Tonight—At Eight—Legion Au&fliary Card Party—Legion Hall Baltimore, Maryland. The bride, a graduate of the Mar- Light Company, Allentown. Television Division, New York The wedding will take place in Mertztown R. 1, the recording sec­ IN THE FUTURE August 15—Afternoon Picnic—!|"iady Spot Playground Finale inello School of Beauty Culture, Mr. Zettlemoyer, a graduate of City. Fall. Philadelphia, will continue her Slatington High school, is employ­ retary. The majority of local doctors A son of Professor and Mrs. Her­ August 15—Lions Club—WiltrojiVs Restaurant have agreed that in the future August 15—At 7 P.M. White Elejp*»ant Sale—Mother's Class, St Paul's hair-dressing business at 461 West ed on his father's farm. bert Schlenker, he is an alumnus WHITE ELEPHANT SALE Main street, where the couple will CHURCH NOTES they will leave a forwarding of KHS and Mansfield State Teach­ Church—Dunkelberger La\|'\ The Mothers' Class of St Paul's A special congregational meet­ reside. In Ocean City . number at the Fire Hail (Call ers college, and taught for two August 16—At 9 AM. Bake Sa?fl—Jaycees—Keodinger Building E. and R. Church will conduct a The bridegroom is a son of Solon It rained six days out of the ing will be held Sunday at Trinity Kutztown 4321), in case they can­ years at Hamburg. During college August 17—At 1:30 P.M. Kutajown Blue Sox Baseball Game—to White Elephant Sale Friday at 7 and the late Mamie (Behm) Heff­ seven that the following spent re­ Lutheran Church at the close of not be reached at either their he was a member of the Esquire Benefit David Madeira, Polio Patient P.M. on the lawn of Mrs. Paul Dun­ ner. He is a PIAA basketball official cently at Ocean City: Mr. and Mrs. the 10:15 A.M. service. home or their office. Band, and has also played in a August 18-23—kutztown Fair || kelberger, White Oak street. Home­ and former professional athlete, number of dance bands. Edward Schaeffer and Mrs. Myrtle Due to camp meeting at Rosedale The Fire Company has volun­ August 23—At 9 A.M. Sandwicit and Bake Sale—Kutztown Baseball made cake will also be obtainable. and holds two professional scoring Northeimer, Kutztown, and Mr., and only Church school will be con­ teered to render this additional Club—Keodinger Building" In case of rain the event will be records. He is employed in the in­ Mrs. George Schmehl, Fleetwood. ducted at Grace E. C. Church, Sun­ Ruth Bonner is attending a con­ staged in the social rooms of the service. August 23— Five-County GrangjB Picnic—Park spection department at Parrish Ask Ed how the fishing was! day at 9 A.M. ference in Chicago. church. Pressed Steel, Reading. TWO The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, Aufiust 14, 1952 LANDIS-LANDES REUNION School, 10:00 A.M. August 20, Topton-Dryville Lutheran Parish , FLITTINGS THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT Dr. J. William Frey, singer of Catechetical class, 9:00 A.M. Rev. Alton F. Hoffman, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peters Pennsylvania Dutch ballads, will be ANOTHER HEADACHE New Bethel Zion: August 16, Cate­ Trinity, Topton: Church School,! from 233 East Walnut moved Published Weekly By the speaker Saturday at the 31st chetical class, 10:30 A.M. August 9:15 A.M. Worship, 10:30 A.M. street u THE KUTZTOWN PUBLISHING CO., INC annual reunion at Perkasie Park, 17, Church School, 9:30 A.M. Wor­ their newly-built house on Fl 243 West Main Street, Kutztown, Pa. of the Landis-Landes reunion. Dor­ ship, 10:45 A.M. "Spiritual Gifts." Maxatawny Lutheran Parish wood R. D. 2. Mr. and Mrs. u™ othy Landis, geneology chairman, August 19, Catechetical class, 7:00 Rev. Rufus Kern, Supply Pastor Qua, H. EMS*, President IKA C R. GULMM, Treasurer will present a report containing P.M. Gehringer, near Krumsvilie> ^ Becker's: Worship, 10:15 A.M. JACOB R. ESSEX, Secretary important data from the Hiezel New Bethel: Tonight, Junior Choir occupy the Walnut street propert Switzerland chart on the Landis rehearsal, 7:30 P.M. Maxatawny E. and R. Parish For Athlete'sTt^P CHAS. H. ESSER Family dating back to 1546. MARTIN H. RITTER Rev. Franklin D. Slifer, Pastor Use T-4-l for 3 to 5 day,. Publisher Managing Editor Ziegel-Longswamp E. and R. Parish H Rev. John L. Herbster, Pastor SL Peter's, Topton: Church School: pleated, your 40c back. Wotdi & ALLIENE S. DECHANT, Editor RUTH BARD, Assistant Editor 9:15 A.M. Worship, 10:30 A.M. eld, tainted skin slough off to b« Birthday Greetings Longswamp: Worship, 9:15 A.M. placed by healthy skin. Got MH^ PLATON GOTTLUND, Advertising Manager Church School, 10:30 A.M. Zion's, Maxatawny: Worship, 9:00 A.M. Church School: 10:15 A.M. drying T-4-l from any druggist, s^ Ziegel: Church School, 9:45 A.M. at Leh's Drag Store. The Kutztown Patriot it sent to subscribers by mail, postage free, in the August 15: Ralph Wessner, War­ Worship, 10:45 A.M. United States. ren Frey, Mrs. Harold Miller, Wil­ Grimville E. and R. Parish One Year, $3.00; Six Months, $1.50; Single Copies, 10c son Hixson, Mrs. Carl Reinhard, Rev. A. L. Brumbach, Pastor Classified Advertising Rates, 14c Per Line; Legal Notices, 14c Per Line. Bowers-Longswamp Lutheran the BEST in Mrs. Alta Herber, Maryann Busbey, Parish Red Church: Harvest Home service, Betty Dunkel, Lee Hummel, Elea­ SUNDAY DINNERS Member of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Association, the Na­ Rev. Wilson H. Hartzell, Pastor 10:30 A.M. tional Editorial Association, and -the P.N.P.A. Audit Bureau of Circulation. nor Spohn, Roger Hamilton, Carol Ann Zimmerman, Milton Kocher, Trinity, Bowers: Church School, There is often as much independ­ 9:15 A.M. Worship, 10:30 A.M. Subscribers who send notice to this office to have their addresses changed, Lawrence Seiger, Mrs. Ray Fickes, ence in not being led, as in not THE REGAL HOTEL should state the name of the post office or rural route from which it U to be Kay Keller and Lawrence Werst. New Jerusalem: Worship, 9:00 A.M. HAMBURG. PA. being anven.—Tryon Edwards changed, as well as the name of the post office or mail route to which it is August 16: Dorothy Gilardone Church School, 10:15 A.M. to be sent. Strachan, John Schlegel, Jeanette Entered as second-class mail matter at the Kutztown, Pa., Post Office Moatz, Mrs. George Christman, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Peter Blatt, Samuel Sehl, Charles Strausser, Shirley Buck, William Fitzgerald, Dorothy Borrell, Ray Active Member NEA NEWSPAPER Weiandt, Dale Hess, Neil Printz NATIONAL ADVERTISING SERVICE, Inc. and Martin Christman. EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION National Advertising . August 17: Nevin Warmkessel, HBBBB I- tMth~- \ 1952 Representative Helep Hess, Mrs. Harvey Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Wuchter, Jean Schwoy­ er, Mrs. Asher Snyder, Thomas Fenstermacher, George Rothermel, Stuart Schappell, Richard Wink, Charles Becker, Robert Naus, Kath­ Church Services OUR BOSS ryn Glasser, Lewis Yoh, LaRue A certain kind of alertness is typified Acker and Janet Diehl. Our Boss is home again—home after three months of travel 3PC by the man who keeps "an ear to the August 18: Naomi Stahler Deish- Trinity Lutheran Church in Europe; tanned, robust, rested. Brimful, too, of travel talk, and St Paul E. and R., Fleetwood ground." That man wants to be ready er, Neil Bridge, Mrs. Jennie Yoder, Rev. Carlton L. Heckman S.T.M., Rev. J. Paul Kehn* Pastor for what is going to happen. Perhaps of the inspiration and challenge of the Lutheran World Federation Mrs. Robert Smoyer, David Miller, Pastor Worship, 10:30 A.M. $ conference at Hannover, Germany. Shirley Kerchner, E. H. Bieber, Church School, 9 A.M. Worship, sometimes he has to guess-—but he tries Mrs. Ray Berg, Martin Schweitzer, 10:15 A.M. Special congregational Emmanuel EUB, FI^Hwood to be one guess ahead of the rest of us. Though he did not know it, weeks of preparation for his Mrs. Kathryn Rhode, Janet Biehl, meeting after the service. Rev. Raymond Millefr Pastor There is another kind of alertness that coming have been experienced at the plant. The entrance and Letha Stofflet, Mrs. Hiram Snyder, Church School, 9:15 AJjt Worship, Chester DeTurk, Kenneth Heffner, is far more important. It is typified by office floors were resanded and polished; the walls painted, each St Paul's E. and R. 10:30 A.M. Dorothea Kunkel, Catherine Feg­ Rev. Paul E. Schmoyer, Pastor the man in our picture. He has "an ear in a different color; even the'Venetian blinds were recleaned and ley, Yvonne Diehl, Lewis Hafer, the Church School, 9 A.M. Worship, Zion (Moselem) Lutheu n Church to the sky." retaped. More than that, the office of our Boss was refurnished Rev. John L. Herbster, Larry 10:15 A.M. Youse, Ronald Gundry, Kenneth Church School, 9 A.M| Worship, He is trying to be ready—not for what with a new desk, green leather chair, a dictaphone table, a handy 10:15 A.M. in charge fig Paul M. Kunkel, Lee Youse, Nan Lucken­ St John's Lutheran is going to happen—but for what is hap­ file and matching chairs. bill, Wilmer Frey and Mamie Ben- Rev. J. W. Bittner, Pastor Youse, Lebanon, a Seminarian. pening. He wants to have the spiritual nighoff. Church School, 9:00 A.M. Worship, strength to meet today's problems. He Changes have also been made in the composing room which St Paul's Lutheran, Lyons August 19: Mrs. Paul Kershner, 10:15 A.M. permit more efficiency and afford greater space. Improvements Rev. Harold W. Sell, Pastor knows that tomorrow's happiness will de­ Bruce Leibensperger, Charles Her­ pend on the success with which he over­ were also made in the casting room; nor was the proof room man, Richard Greenawalt, Howard Grace E. C. Church School, 9 A.M? Worship, 10:15 A.M. comes each obstacle today. overlooked. Showalter, Eleanor Wartzenluft Rev. Lawrence L. Hosan, Pastor Hoffman, Richard Price, Frank Due to Rosedale Camp Meeting The Church is one of his listening The entrance was repainted and the swinging Patriot sign. Robinson, Mrs. E. F. Wentzel, Mar­ only Church School will be held, Holiness Christian, H^yons posts. Its message helps him understand Rev. Daniel W. ZimmerrWIn, Pastor Offices have been interchanged, the advertising department ian Bond, Annie Bauscher, Mrs. Sunday at 9 A.M. God, himself, and the World—right now. George Brown, Gerald Boyer, Mrs. Church School, 10 A.M^ Worship, with the editorial, and so you'll find us in the office farthest in, Moody Dry, Paul Bortz, Shirley St Mary's Parish 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.|t. Prayer the one with the walls tinted Chinese blue. Moll, Willard Schaeffer, Roberta The Rev. Francis P. Adolf, Pastor Meeting, Wednesday, |:45 P.M. Kerchner, Mary Berstler, M. Ray Kutztown: Masses at 7:00 and 9:30 Behind it all was the desire to surprise and please, and Leeser Jr. and Mrs. Neil Printz. A.M. Grimville Lutheran f'arish we're glad our Boss was saved the "mess" that the redecoration August 20: Mrs. Clark McClel­ Evansville: Mass at 8:00 AM. Rev. Craig J. Dorward, Pastor necessitated. land, George Hollenbaeh, Mrs. Paul Dunkel's: August 16. C|iechetical Luckenbill, Eleanor Bobbenmoyer, St Paul's Lutheran, Fleetwood class, 9:00 A.M. Worf-aip, 9:00 It's fine to have him home again, and we feel that at the Mrs. Edward Moyer, Jean Hotten­ Rev. Harold W. Sell, Pastor A.M. "Spiritual Gifts? Church height of his profession he more than deserves the enriched set­ stein, Mrs. LeRoy Angstadt, Mrs. Worship, 8:30 A.M. Church School, ting. Harold Siegfried, Anna Mae Werst. 9:30 A.M. Frederick Becker, Elizabeth Was- CHARTERED BUS & ser, Janice Rhoads, Marie Bond, Missionary Church, Fleetwood "JUDGE NOT, THAT YE BE NOT JUDGED" Claude Heffner, Karen Hafer, Mrs. Rev. John Trusdle, Pastor TOUR SERVICE Walter Flickinger, Sandra Werst Church School, 9:30 AM. Worship, It developed Saturday night at the fairgrounds, that there and Jane Gangawere. 10:30 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. Young are two schools of thought concerning hoe-downing in our part August 21: Marie Ebert, Ruth People's Society, 7 P.M. Call of the Pennsylvania Dutch country. There are those who advocate Spohn Parkes, LeRoy Hilbe,rt, Luther Berger, Roy Sousley, Ruth slow-motion dancing, and others who champion the jig type. Faith Tabernacle, Fleetwood Schade, George Barrell, Mrs. Lloyd Rev. Wayne Strausser, Pastor CARL R. BIE 3ER Angstadt, Mrs. C. J. Zwoyer, Mrs. The judges, who were instructed to discover the dancers who Church School, 9:30 A.M. Worship, KUTZTOWN 51 £* best depicted the old-style dancing, voted in favor of slow-mo­ George Ketner, Paul Frederick, 10:30 AM. and 7:30 P.M. Serv­ Mrs. Chester Schlenker, Gloria ices, Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 tion, at which heated opposition was expressed. Solomon-like, the Schade, Esther Sweigert and An­ P.M. 4-DAY TRIP TQ director declared both finalists, winners. nie Zimmerman. TORONTO, Canada ' We deeply regret the change in tone—turning a thoroughly "CARMEN" WILL OPEN delightful program which featured superb dancing, into boo-ing SEE THE TORONTO FAIR ADJUST 29 HAAGE CONCERT SERIES TO SEPTEMBER 1 AND; THE and poor sportsmanship. Even the rows of children up front, plus Bizet's opera Carmen" by the MU^puvmiR, THOUSAND ISLAND^ < other small fry who impeded the progress of the dancers, boo'd Wagner Opera Company, will be < while the contest was at its height. the first of five concerts in the an­ nual Haage series at the Rajah, fwifKEEP DOWN COSTS! 1-DAY TRIP Reading, Wednesday night Octo­ I FOR XX) - WE \C4CrW j UP THE HUDSON EMERGENCY CALLS ber first. llWW TREES WITH MOMEyj Do we really know how to phone for a doctor in an emer­ Eugene Conley, Metropolitan September 7 ' tenor, will sing November first, as­ gency? No sooner do we hear that the doctor's not in, than we sisted by David Garvey, Reading This series of ads is being published under the auspices of the East Penn Federation of Churches and is sponsored by 1-DAY TRIP hang up the receiver. We fail to add, "This is an emergency. pianist, and Ralph Hollander, vio­ these business establishments: Please get him for me if possible." Chances are, he's within phon­ linist. The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eu­ ATLANTIC CJTY W. Theo. Miller & Son Beck's Feed & Grain Kutztown Foundry ing distance, one of our doctors having three phones by which he gene Ormandy, director, is sched­ (Last of the Season. Coal—Feed—Lumber Dial 5261 and Machine Corp. can be contacted. It is absurd, also, in emergencies, to refuse the uled for December third; and Lu- September 13 \ Kutzrown-Virginvilie Railroad t Peach Sts., Kutztown Railroad Street, Kutztown services of another physician if the family doctor can't be reached. boshutz and Nemenoff, acclaimed the most brilliant duo-pianists be­ DeTurk's Service Station How considerate are we? Too often we're ailing on Monday fore the public today. KINDLY MAKE EARLY RESECTIONS Kutztown Automobile Co. C. J. Zwoyer & Son Farm Implements—Welding and fail to call the doctor until his day off. Then too, we often For the fifth concert George D. Dial 4286 Buick—Pontiac Haage has procured the dePaur In­ For reservations and Informal »n caH Maxatawny, Pa. 31 Noble St., Kutztown 110 W. Main St., Kutztown make him journey miles to look us over when our ailment is only fantry Chorus of 36 Negroes, the Kutztown 6481 or 22X7 Phone Kutztown 5006 trivial and perhaps imagined. first musical organization to come w.jmr*m out of World War II. ELBURO.BRIR •fti* Physicians have no eight-hour day. They are on 24-hour call. The Salzburg Marionette Theatre VLUMB/NG ^HEATING i Nor are their duties confined to the office, for they have visits from Austria will be an added at­ to make, and hospital duties. And we think that small-town doc­ traction. SOS BALOY St • • • KUTZTOWN tors are even more conscientious than city ones. In fact, we won­ THIS WEEK'S NEWS THIS WEEK der how they keep up the pace. IN THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT We commend our doctors for the new emergency call ar­ BE SURE TO SEE OUR rangement whereby they leave their contact number at the Fire Hall. We like it also that the Fire Company chooses to lend this 25% off on all Beg. Summer Stock assistance.

TREASURED MEMORIES TWO EXHIBITS We like it that for the 11 th time, the pupils of the Maxatawny DRESSES one-room school, taught half a century ago by Charles Zimmer­ Values to $17.95 man, now of Philadelphia, held a reunion in his honor. The dOys of the early 1900s were good days; "Teacher" was $3.$5.$7.$9 a power, and the pupils faithful. featuring FORD TRACTORS — DEARBORN It is well to keep such memories fresh and vivid. Beautiful HOSIERY-69c REGISTER! FARM EQUIPMENT — ONTARIO GRAIN You surely will want to vote for our national president, in LI NGERI E November, so if you're 21 and over, and have not yet registered, do so at your earliest convenience! The place: 15th floor of the Few Pieces Left Berks Courthouse in Reading; the time: Daily from 8:00 A.M. to Vz PRICE DRILLS—GONDE MILKERS—STEINHORST 4:00 P.M., and Saturdays from 8:00 A.M. to Noon. v MAYBE WE'RE RIGHT BLOUSES °l> contributions generous. Recently the Grimville folks made a tour Join Our NEW DRESS CLUB Now! of Muhlenberg College. * * * TOWNE DRESS SH0PPE SCHLENKER MOTOR CO We rejoice in the increase of patrons at our community li­ 310 WEST MAIN STREET, KUTZTOWN 314 West Main S*reet, Kutztown Phone 5211 brary maintained by the Business and Professional Woman's Club. The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, August H 1952 THREE

et 1ST SELINSGROVE FOLK youngest and oldest present; *ne The officers are James Seidel, dent; Robert Seidel, Fleetwood, sec­ Seidel, Stony Creek Mills, treasur­ *rs mov^ ond vice president; Mrs. George str FESTIVAL AUG. 29-SEPT. 1 coming the longest distance; find Allentown, president; Stanley er; and Mrs. Harvey Kramer, Read­ * «*t, to SEIPSTOWN largest family. Adams, Fleetwood, first vice presi­ Werley, Hamburg, secretary; Alvin ing, pianist. on Fleet. MAXATAWNY NOTES Artistic and spiritual phases of MRS. EMMA RUPP MILLER CLARA A. RICHARDS, Reporter Pennsylvania Dutch culture will **»• Lloyd be stressed at the first Folk Festival Reporter lsvil1 ^ Win to be held in Selinsgrove August 29 The altar flowers at Zion's Doris, Kutztown R. D., Mr. and The Rev. John L. Herbster will et prope through Labor Day. "It will add up ny Church last Sunday were placed Mrs. Warren Ziegler and Susan conduct services at Ziegel's Church to an intensive effort," reports Dr. by Mr. and Mrs. William Lichten- Smith, Allentown, were guests of on Sunday at 10:45 A.M. Church A. L. Shoemaker, of the sponsoring Foot walner. Mr. and Mrs. Sterlin Biehl and Mrs. School, 9:45 A.M. fay*. If u^ The following called on Mr. and Edith Mertz. Folklore Center, Lancaster, "to touch on all phases of life in the Parents and taxpayers of Weisen- Mrs. Alvin Fegely: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reichert and '*** *• home, church, school and commu­ berg township met recently at the Raymond Anthony and sons Gary children, Kenneth and Irene, mo­ *»*re. nity of the good Dutch people of new school house to discuss the ITS STORY IS THAT OF AN ERA!... and Raymond, Earl Shoemaker, tored to Boyertown where they vis­ '•Won*. Central Pennsylvania. Programs high school problems. Following Jack Wentz, June Shoemaker, ited Mr. Reichert's parents, Mr. will be conducted each day and the discussions, the School Board ITS DRAMA IS THAT OF AN EMPIRE Northampton; Mr. and Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Wilson Reichert. evening. decided to send the 11th and 12th Miller and children, Judy and Dale, graders to Kutztown, and the 9th The Rev. and Mrs. Daniel New- To date eight churches in Snyder Allentown; Pfc. Albert Rauben- and 10th graders to Parkland. ...ITS SPLENDOR IS THE VICTORY hart and children Susan and Dan­ county are preparing to serve such hold, Camp Lejeune, North Caro­ Transportation will be provided to iel Jr., West Reading, called on the specialties as chicken bot boi, lina; and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Zet­ both schools. IERS Fegely families. shnitz un gnepp, fastnachts. spare- OF LOVE OVER TERROR AND TYRANNY! tlemoyer and daughter Bonita, Ma­ The Seipstown Agricultural 4-H ribs and sauerkraut, and string cungie R. D. Mrs. George Sherry and daughter Club will hold its annual project beans with ham, not to, forget shoo­ Mrs. Ada Reinsmith and Mrs. Doris visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard tour on Saturday, August 23rd. fly pie and riwel soup. IOTEL Estella Heabner, Allentown, called Nixon, Allentown. The annual Rupp reunion was on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Walbert. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Walbert and held at Society Hall and adjoining wm • » • Mr. and Mrs. William Deibert Jr. grandson Jimmie called on Mr. and grove. and daughters Linda Lee and Jud­ Mrs. Roy Werley, Fogelsville. Eleanor Haas, R.N., a supervisor ith Rae, Macungie R. D., visited Mr. Clara Richards spfent an evening of nurses at the Hahnemann Hos­ and Mrs. William Fegely. in Kutztown with Mrs. Cora Zim­ I REMEMBER pital, Philadelphia, visited her Mr. and Mrs. Pius Biehl, Mr. and merman and Mr. and Mrs. Paul BY TKI OLD TIMERS brother, James, and family, and at­ Mrs. Charles Kern and daughter Kerschner. tended the Rupp reunion. From the Rev. William E. Thomp­ Stanley Brunner and Chester and ! son, Stevens, 8.D.: I remember Alfred Haas attended the Six-Coun­ •s.?m^°* ^^&^j*K ^^-^ , ^*>" * ' , SO years ago housewives in Minne­ ty Camp at Camp Nisatin in South­ sota dried sweet corn, apples, east Schuylkill county. **£2? *"'»*' DREIBELBIS KEMPTON plums, and huckleberries in the sunshine, using window screens MRS. GEORGE A. HEINLY VERNON M. KAMP CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAYS Reporter Reporter with clean dish towels thereon. We dried a whole peck of green peas Kutztown: Timothy Neiman, 3 mm f"i5f"Wi M John Dietrich and son Jackie and The Rev. Clarence R. Rahn will from the garden on screens hung August 13; Martin Christman, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Kirlo Trego, Potts­ conduct Evangelical and Reformed from ceiling above a wood cook­ August 16; Thomas Master, 8 Au­ town, visited Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harvest Home services at New ing stove one year. gust 19; Judith Smith, 10 August 21. She was a Christian— he was a pagan— Gift. Bethel Church, Sunday at 10:30 Mr. and Mrs. George Seidel and Mrs. B. A. PettengiU, Essex, Vt.: Fleetwood: Gerald Malone, 10 'MA and their love was a conflict between children Patricia and David and A.M. Church School, 9:30 A.M. I wonder how many of us old­ August 17; Diane Burgert, 2 Au­ sters remember the old elevated Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shearer The teachers and officers of New gust 20. faith and the flesh. A great human oven stove—the hearth to draw out visited Mr. and Mrs. DeCosta Bethel Church School will meet on Lenhartsville: Roy Kistler, Route story unfolds in this epic of an era told Sunday evening at the home of Mr. the ashes, the damper in the pipe, Shearer, Shoemakersville. 1, 7 August 16. and Mrs. Lester Greenawalt. a side door in the oven to bafce in, with unrivalled splendor! Pauline Heinly and Anna Hill four griddles, two short legs in Kempton: Ronald Snyder, 8 Au­ The following officers were elect­ visited Patricia Rubright, Eden- front and two long in back? How ed at the annual Lutz reunion: gust 17. burg. well I remember the bread and Mertztown: Linda Geist, 9 August Mrs. Paul Snyder and children George Lutz, president; Nevin cakes it could bake. M-G-M's 17. Kenneth and Suzanne, Fleetwood, Greenawalt, vice-president; secre­ tary, Howard Lutz; and treasurer, called on the Warren Boyer family. From Amelia Doctor, Denver, Col.: SEIDEL FAMILY REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hein and Clifford Lutz. I remember when we had AT LOCAL PARK ON SUNDAY daughter Carolyn Jane, Blandon, The Allen, Sherman, Huff Com­ oranges only at Christmas and we The 24th annual reunion of the visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hein­ pany, Hamburg, will have its out­ children thought they were a spe­ ly. ing in the Kempton Park on Satur­ cial Christmas fruit. Seidel family will be held on Sun­ UO Y/LDI day, August 16. day, August 17, rain or shine, in the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Epting vis­ COLOR BY ited Mrs. Florence Leiby. The Seidel family will hold its From Eovena Warren, Harvard Kutztown Park. Registration will Mr. and Mrs. John Frey, Robe­ reunion in the Kempton Park on j Idaho: I remember when we chil­ begin at 1:30 P.M. followed by a TECHNICOLOR dren spent long winter evenings sonia, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fry Sunday, August 17. business meeting at 2:00 P.M. in STARRING Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Weisner making lighters to use in place of charge of James Seidel, Allentown. and twin daughters, Ida May and ROBERT TAYLOR • DEBORAH KERR . LEO GENN AND and Amandus Weisner. Glassboro, matches for lighting the candles Prizes will be presented to the May Ida, and son Donald, Palmyra, PETER USTINOV . SCREEN PLAY BY JOHN LEE MAHIN AND New Jersey, visited relatives in the and the older peoples' pipes. We visited the Harry Fry family. made them of newspaper cut in S. N. BEHRMAN, S0NYA LEVIEN . BASED ON THE NOVEL BY The following enjoyed an outing Kempton area. LaRue Greenawalt, Kutztown R. inch-wide strips and rolled at an HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ . DIRECTED BY MERVYN LeROY Uio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry angle to make a long taper. These D. 3, is vacationing with her grand­ Small Wheels and Tires PRODUCED BY SAM ZIMBAUST.AN M-G-M PICTURE Z »- of Dietrich: Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Diet­ were carefully snuffed after using rich and children Nevin Jr., An­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Green­ so they would last longer. for thony, Audrey and Annette, Miss awalt. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Snyder, Ohio, PUSH TRUCKS • WAGONS Oswald, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moy­ From J. M. Hillman, Murray, Ky.: • TRICYCLES are spending several months here LAWN MOWERS er and daughter Loretta, Mr. and I remember when women trav­ WHEELBARROWS • CARTS Mrs. Roy Hein and son Dennis, Mr. while Mr. Snyder, a former native eled by horseback using a side TRAILERS • STROLLERS and Mrs. Christian Kleinknecht, of this vicinity, is making repairs saddle and long black riding skirt. • COACHES • MOTOR SCOOTERS to his house. PALACE THEATRE - TOPTON, PA Edgar Dietrich, Naomi Dietrich, They would mount the saddle from All Kinds of Wheels Re-Tired Raymond Dreibelbis, Glenn Diet­ a stile block. My wife's side saddle ADULTS . 75c TAX INCLUDED rich, Arlene Stauffer and Dale and 50,000TH DEGREE yet hangs in the old gear shed. * Bargain Tire Shoppe Fri. & Sat & Sat. Mat. Aug. 15-16 CHILDREN 50c TAX INCLUDED Lou Ann Dietrich. Penn State college recently con­ ferred its 50,000th degree. The re­ (Mail your memories to THE 211 N. 9th Street, Reading, Pa. The word independence is united cipient was Floyd Bryan Grace, OLD TIMER, 210 South Desplaines Dial 6-0678 to the ideas of dignity and virtue; Sharon, 26 year-old Navy veteran, St., Chicago.) the word dependence, to the ideas and father of two children. of inferiority and corruption.— The first class of 11 students was Jeremy Bentham graduated 91 years ago. NEW TRIPOLI MRS. ELMER FISHER Feel "Old", Tired, Worn Our After 40? Reporter 1 The Young People's Council will meet on Friday evening at Onte­ New Formula, Medically Proven launee Park. Swimming will be followed by a covered dish picnic supper. The Church School class Helps You To Feel Younger of Mrs. William Masters is invited. In case of rain, the regular meeting Now you c^n fight the distress of may be the cause of all your needless will be held in the church. advancing age! Thousands are peppy suffering. New HI-VITA Tonic is The annual Reitz reunion will be at 70. Try "pepping up" with New then what you need. held Sunday at Ontelaunee Park. HI VITA Tonic. Contains tonic for Watch the results a day or two The program will begin at 1:00 weak, tired, wornout feeling which after using HI-VITA. The house-clean­ P.M. Mrs. Marion Markley, repre­ many people call "old." ing it will do in your body—the se­ sentative from the second district You may feel nervous, dull, lazy, creted poisons it will bring out. You of Lehigh county will be the speak­ no appetite, without spark in your will begin to feel new pep as your er. insides tone up. New Red blood will >red by eyes. You may look pale, haggard, Blue Ridge Trail Council No. 179, older than your years. You may suffer charge into your veins. Color will D. of A., will initiate a class of misery from gassy bloating which return to your face. Your food will twelve candidates on Tuesday eve­ crowds your heart. You belch sour taste better. You may feel like a new ning, August 19. A covered-dish acids; your food ferments, causing and different person. So don't go on supper will follow. indigestion. A shortage of B-l, B-2, suffering! Get New HI-VITA at Leh's Lawrence Phillips, New Tripoli B-6, Niacin and Iron in your system Drug Store. R. D. 2, is harvesting a fine crop of golden jubilee freestone peaches. Jack Welty, local barber, moved Be the Envy of Your Neighborhood to his newly remodeled home, for­ merly the Lynnport school, where With a Modern Kitchen he can now accommodate his pa­ trons. Built and Installed by June German, Irene Fenstermak­ er, Anna Leibensperger and Louel- la Rauch spent the week-end at ERNST CABINET WORKS Camp Kanesatake, Spruce Creek. MADE-TO-ORDER KITCHEN CABINETS Delegates Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mantz and Mr. and Mrs. John Ever­ '$** ftsoutv Bonded ett left for Stillwater, Oklahoma, Show Store to attend the National Rural Letter Cases Counters Carriers Convention. jfORMlC^ The Harold Steigerwalts are em ummm »•• — spending a week touring the West ern states. at Wo* m INSTALLATION SALES Warren Wessner, Kutztown, is spending a week with his cousins, YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS Henry and Gerald Hartman. Phones: Bus. 2031 51 Primrose Alley Henry and David Keller vaca Res. 2476 Hamburg, Pa. tioned at the home of Mr. and Mrs Paul Keller, Orefield. PATRIOT MAKES FRIENDS HERE is a host of things that endear Gone is the tug of turning, parking, smoothly goes into action — helps take "Through the Patriot" writes Mrs. a ROADMASTER to anyone who ;-naneuvering in small space. up the jerk—makes control of the wheel Richard Parkes, "we became ac­ T quainted with Mrs. Sterling Mill- loves to drive. ^ower Steering takes over the effort of easier and driving safer. house, Rome, N. Y., a former Kutz- tonian. She read in the paper that There's the might of its Fireball 8 /rurning the front wheels —makes it a Wouldn't you like to try out this new­ we had moved to Rome, and we Engine — most powerful ever put in a pne-hand operation. shall always remember her and her est wonder—on a ROADMASTER or a kindness to us." Buick. SUPER? "Ybu say the word, and we'll do Oo you have to learn to drive all over The Parkes family is now in Sac­ There's the thrift of its Airpower car­ the rest. ramento, California, to which Lt. figain if you have this new Buick buretor — a four-barrel automatic that Parkes has been transferred. Ifeature? Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject to literally brings increased power right change without notice. * Optional at extra cost on IF YOU WANT TO SELL IT " You definitely do not. On the open road, ADVERTISE CLASSIFIED out of thin air. Roadmaster and Super only. IN THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT tyou have that same sure sense of com­ There's its hushed and luxurious silence mand that you've always had. Coming — its poised and level ride that cost a put of a curve, you can loosen your grip, million dollars to develop—and the infi­ knd the front wheels right themselves CLAMS! nite smoothness of its Dynaflow Drive. This is the season for steamed *ust as they do on every Buick. dams, clam chowders, and clam­ Custom Built bakes. We always have some on ?But you'll notice this: When you hand, but if you can let us know £>ut the thing that has brought the most four days in advance, we will have cheers for this big and obedient beauty Suddenly hit loose dirt or sand—or a ROADM VST E-R for you all the ocean fresh dams is Buick's version of Power Steering.* stretch of rough road—Power Steering you want. in 111 fl K So* us for the best in all tea foods Luppold Heating Co. and fresh produce at all times. R. f. KTZ, mmamamer "Ask the Man Who Knows" Wk Gehman's ! WHEN, sfiTTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WIU BUILD THEM SEE YOUR LENNOX DEALER IMF N. 11* St„ iMdMf «•• «••*•• 7,4i • Sea Food 20 N. Whiteoak, Kutztown KUTZTOWN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CERTIFH L) it NNOX DEALER Phone 2052 110 WEST MAIN STREET, KUTZTOWN, PA. 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MRS. HELBERT ELECTED 23 AT BIRTHDAY PARTY iMoyer, Jeanette and Lois Benfield, CARD PARTY SATURDAY OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR JUDY CRUM, FIVfE Sharon and Darlene Snavely, Jud- The Auxiliary of Shoemaker- Mrs. Clara Forseth and Mr. and AT STATE CONVENTION A party was held at the home g£' ith Ann Moyer, Karen Bitting, Faye Bond Post No. 7071, Veterans of Mrs. Merton Dahl, Minneapolis, Foreign Wars, Mertztown, will con­ Mrs. Verna Helbert, Kutztown R Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crum, HufBs: Reichert, Sandra Hardcastle, Ruth Minnesota, visited Mrs. Forseth's Church, in celebration of the fif^b | Ann DeWalt, Patsy and Joyce Nich- duct a public card party on Satur­ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and D. 1, a past president of the Auxil birthday of their daughter ^Fudy; 0las, Carolyn, Marilyn and Chris- day, August 16, at 8:00 P.M. at the Mrs. Ray Stauffer. iary of Ray A. Master Post No. 217, Games were enjoyed and refresf- tine Crum, Clark Benfield, Dennis Post Home. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Stauffer, American Legion, was elected to; ments served. The guest of hon<|r; Kemp, Martin, Raymond and War- The Auxiliary will meet on Tues­ Newark, Delaware, spent a week Nancy Stauffer, 8 CALENDAR Grange to Compete the Board of Directors of the east- was the recipient of many gifts. S ren Hardcastle, David and Donald day, August 19 at 8:00 P.M. at the with the doctor's parents, Mr. and Tonight—Rotary Club, 5:45 j ern section of the Pennsylvania Those in attendance were Ka^* DeWalt and David Crum. Post Home. Mrs. Clarence Stauffer. August 15 — Community Night, American 00 Is Feted at Party 7:30 P.M., Memorial Park, au­ At KlltZtOWn Fair 1 Leg* Auxiliary. She spices playground | was chosen during balloting at the M A surprise party was held at the August 16—Public Card Party, Pioneer Grange, at its recent 132nd annual state convention, held home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 8:00 P.M. V.F.W. Post Home, meeting, made plans for the ex­ j recently in Philadelphia. Mrs. Hel­ Stauffer in celebration of the eighth auspices V.F.W. Auxiliary hibit at the Kutztown Fair. The bert is president of the Schuylkill- birthday of their granddaughter, August 1ft—V.F.W. Auxiliary, 8:00 display will be arranged on Mon­ I Berks Bi-County Council, American Nancy Rae Stauffer. P.M., Post Home ! Legion Auxiliary. A pink color scheme was used in August 19—Fire Company day, August 18, and members are Regular meetings of the local decoration, including balloons and August 20—Ladies' Night, Lions urged to assist. I Auxiliary will be resumed in Sep- hats and the favors were miniature Club, Bynden Wood It was announced that the next I ternber when the office of president baskets filled with candy. The table August 21—V.F.W. and Home As­ meeting of Pioneer will be held on I wiU be filled. All other officers have was centered with a bouquet of sociation Friday, August 22 at 8:00 P.M. in­ been elected for the 1953 term. mixed gladioli and each guest had stead of Saturday, August 23, due KUTZTOWN an individual cake. Games were to the five-county grange picnic at FIRST GRANDSON enjoyed. the Kutztown Park, afternoon and A four-pound, 14-ounce son, Those in attendance were Rose Community Night evening. In addition to a hobby Bruce Harvey, was born in the Al­ Ann Boyer, Sharon Moll, Linda show in the afternoon in the Kutz­ lentown Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Spangler, Richard Gery, Sandra At Park on Friday town Grange Hall, remarks will be Harvey Eck, Emmaus. Mrs. Eck Kern, Susan Lantz, "Cookie" De- made by the national lecturer, and was formerly Faye Barto Stauffer, Long, Joan Stauffer, Susan Stauf­ The annual "Community Night" state worthy master and lecturer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence fer. Patricia Eck, Karen Webb. Car­ of the local playground, rained out A square dance and talent show Stauffer. The Staiiffers have seven ol Mac k. Bonnie Barto, Barry Barto, granddaughters. last Friday night, will be held on will be held in the evening. Mrs Wayne Barto, Mrs. Harvey Eck Home Ec Club and R|rs. Jonathan Rohrbach. Friday, August 15 at 7:30 P.M. at Memorial Park. A total of 11 attended the August meeting of the Home Economics PALAC E STAUFFER REUNION IS The program includes folk danc­ Club, held at the home of Mrs. Ida TOPTON HELD AT LOBACHSVILLE ing, square dancing, music by John Fenstermacher. The 11 included THEATRE Cook's German Band, in addition Mrs. Beulah Diehl, Mrs. Hattie Lei­ Approximately 85 attended the bold, Mrs. Kathryn Pensinger. Mrs. to games and a display of hand­ Fri. & Sat., August 15-16 annual Stauffer family reunion held crafts. Refreshments will be on Estella Titlow, Mrs. Lillie Rahn. recently at Pine Waters grove, Lo- Mrs. Ida Betz, Mrs. Verna Hertzog, bachsville. sale. Mrs. Mabel Fritch. Mrs. Laura QUO VADIS The children enjoyed games and Anyone wishing to donate cakes Derr, Mrs. Emma Werst and the Friday—5 45 P.M. and 8:36 P.M. music was furnished by Curvous should bring them to the leaders. hostess. : Maria Smith or Carl Moll, the night Saturday—2 P.M., 5:45 P.M. & 8:36 P.M. Stauffer Jr.'s orchestra. The prayer The next meeting will be held on of the affair. was offered by Woodrow Herbein. Wednesday. September 3 at 8:00 Picnic dinner and supper were Sun. & Tues., August 17-19 HAND-MADE LOCOMOTIVE P.M. at the home of Mrs. Emma served. ON DISPLAY AT THEATRE Werst. The following officers were elect­ On display this week in the lobby Orders for Christmas cards may ed: Lawson Stauffer. Topton. presi­ of the Palace Theatre is a locomo­ be given to any member of the dent. Nathan Stauffer. Reading. tive, hand-made by Frank Reinert. club. viee president: George Stauffer. It runs on a track made by his mm - 'SHtfic UGUST Kutztown. secretary; and Preston brother, Charles Reinert. and both LEGION DONATES FLAG AND Rohrbach. Catasauqua. treasurer. O'BRIEN-HAYDEN spent hundred of hours construct­ POLE FOR MEMORIAL PARK ing the display. A flag pole and American flag, LADIES' NIGHT AUGUST 20 donated by the Ray A. Master Post JA6GER- ELLIOT * BETTGER The Lions Club will observe La- Also on exhibit is an assortment No. 217, American Legion, has been Night on Wednesday. August of tools used to repair railroad erected at Memorial Park. DENVER & tracks. The tools were obtained 20 al Bynden Wood. Following the The recently-completed sand box 18-19-20-21-22-23 from Homer Grim, local section Rio GRANDE dinner and a brief business ses­ has been filled with 2.000 pounds of foreman. *'!?rtt**>W0»B THAT TAMED THE ROCKIES' sion, the group will tour the re­ sand, donated by Earl A. Walbert. sort The display has been arranged in Four baskets and nets has been connection with the motion picture. erected on the black-top basketball "The JDenver and Rio Grande", be­ BLOCK PARTY AUGUST 22 court. Prises ... Games . . . Fun . . Dancing ing shown on Sunday and Tuesday Fth of a series of summer nights. August 17 and 19. The film rties, conducted by the shows the titanic battle for the rail­ Wed. & Thurs., August 20-21 mgswamp Youth Council. road right-of-way through the Royal ' ! on Friday. August 22 GREENAWALT tt-G-M'a PRAM A OF A Excitement . . . Entertainment a Gor;4e of the beautiful Colorado. to 11:30 P.M. on Broad GEORGE MILLER 4-H CLUB MEMBERS TO Reporter j Borrowed' clomJV-1 CLASSIFIED ADS PAY MAKE COOKIES AND CAKE Mrs. Ida Bond visited Mr. and At a recen eting of the Top- Mrs-. Howard Degler, near the Blue ton 4-H Clu Id at the Miller Rocks. ALUMINUM AWNINGS Home, ii • cancel the Mahlon Miller transacted busi- VAN JOHNSON VENETIAN BLINDS mothi stead. in Hamburg.' The Morris Hannum Shows the girls • :ies or cake Arthur Lewis and son called on DOROTHY McGUIRE MODERN KITCHENS- for a relative or friend. George Milter. rtUTH ROMAN FORMICA Following the business session. Walter George, Wessnersville, coffee cake and coffee were served. transacted business • 15 EXCITING SHOWS * 15 NEW RIDES Those in attendance were Phyllis Alton Di< 'ric h delh erad p< Floyd E. Christman Trunk. Sylvia Steffy, Virginia Fen­ to Reai S ROAD TOPTON, PA. stermacher. Mrs. Paul Lantz. the Mr • 1000 PEOPLE leader, and Mrs. Barbara Lucke, and Homer Hunsicker visited Mrs. Phone 8R14 assistant Berks Home Economist. Ida Bond. THURS—CASH NITE AT 9 P.M? FFA — Grange—4H ( Prettier than Grand Canyon JNo CAR IN YEARS has caused such a sensation as Agricultural—Livestock Exhibits the beautiful new '52 Ford. For, in a low-priced And style is just car, it offers most of the features even the high- i he start. Ford offers more priced car buyers have not grown used to yet! window area . . . more It's truly the one fine car in the low-price field. beautiful models BIG FREE SHOWS . . and (he most body, color and upholstery combinations in the low-price / held. Tuesday, August 19 Wednesday, August 20 Talk about being talked about... SHORTY LONG & the DOPEY DUNCAN e SANTA h% RANGERS and HIS TOP HANDS

Thursday, August 21 Friday, August 22 SALLY and SHORTY COOKS FINCHER and GROUP GERMAN BAND

I All Judging on Tuesday TRACTOR DRIVING CONTESTS Folks are amazed to find a low-priced car with such a Ford's 110-h.p. high-com­ smooth ride. It's because Thursday and Friday pression Strato-Star V-8 is Ford's Automatic Ride Con- the most powerful engine in teams up ride features Ford's field. And the 101- as Ford's new lower h.p. high-compression Mile­ of gravity, new diag- age Maker Six is the only new mounted shock ab­ Six in any low-priced car. sorbers, and new wider front GATES OPEN MONDAY AT 4P.M Roomfer than Texas! ) OTHER DAYS AT NOON

Drivers everywhere are find­ ing that Ford really went all CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE out in size. For no other car in Ford's field offers so much usable inside space. Seats Fordomcfk, Ovororbre ami six big people with head, hip wNt. jid«wo8 tires c.Ho.al at •xtra corf. unamjnaun% acow and knee room a-plenty. emkm, ami trim md^ett to r.D.A-F. l Admission S U£ SCHLENKER S, INC. - KUTZTOWN SIX The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, August 14, 1952

SOX TO PLAY BENEFIT ZONE 1 MEETING TONIGHT SPORT SHORTS WEISENBERG 4-H GIRLS 4-H YOUTH AT PENN STATE junction of Ripogenus andT^ GAME AT PARK SUNDAY GOLF NEWS A meeting of the Berks Fire­ SPORTS RESULTS Arlene Miller, Fleetwood R. D. 2, k men's Zone 1 Softball League will TO ENTERTAIN MOTHERS Pond streams proved most into The Kutztown Blue Sox of the be held tonight at 8:30 at the Good­ and John Mertz, Kutztown R. D. 1, ing and provided some native t LeRoy "Liz" Heckman, KSTC Dominic Foscone annexed the Berks Rec League The final meeting of the Weisen- attended the three-day 28th annual up to a pound. To reach thk• Berks Recreation Baseball League and Hamburg High school all- will Fire Company, Hyde Park. All Berks County amateur golf cham­ W L berg girls' Jolly 4-H Club will be state 4-H Club Week at Penn State meval spot, it was necessary to i ? will wage a benefit game on Sun- around athlete, has accepted the managers are urged to attend. ke pionship for the second time in Shaughnessy playoffs will be dis­ Bechtelsville i.17 5 held on Wednesday, August 20 at College. They were members of the a 20-minute woods trail. It L° ? day at 1:30 P.M. on the Park dia-1 T^ition as varsity basketball coach Berks swine-judging team. The r three seasons by defeating Johnny cussed? Hamburg ...16 8 1:00 P.M. at Society Hall. An out­ on the broad expanse of m * mond. All proceeds will be for and assistant football mentor at Markel, also a former titleholder, Gabelsville ,.. 14 10 state's 23,000 4-H club members land deep within the forest*? Schuylkill Haven High school. Dur­ Stony Creek ..13 io door meal will be served and moth- were represented by 1,149 dele- I saw my first wild moose A n David Madeira, five, who is recov­ on the 19th hole at the Berkleigh BASEBALL AT BREADON FIELD ers and prospective members will | gates, ering from an attack of polio. His ing the 1951-52 term, he was direc­ West Lawn -..12 12 cow, she came wandering r,.,* tor of athletics at Huntington Town­ Country Club. Allentown Cardinals: August 16 be the guests. Nature exhibits are father Paul, is a southpaw hurler Hagerstown (night); August 17— Kutztown •*. .10 12 the heavy timber and ^1* ship High school in Columbia coun­ Henry Williams Jr., Berkleigh Shartlesville . .10 15 to be on display. abound for a full hour oblivion?? for the Blue Sox. The Hamburg pro, collected $157.50 for his 291 Hagerstown (afternoon); August 18 Jets will furnish the opposition for ty. Lyons EL S 14 The members will meet with Mrs. the very existence of man. The Reading Keys, 1952 cham­ in the $75,000 Tam O'Shanter —Hagerstown (night); August 19, Seven Granges the league fray. 20—York (night); August 21, 22— Gibraltar ...4 19 Ralph Miller on Tuesday, August pions of the Berks County Amer­ "world" tournament. 19, to write their menus and fill out (Continued from page one) Then came the telegram that th* Tickets may be secured from any ican Legion Junior Baseball By defeating Frank Lindenmuth, Salisbury (night). August 16—Kutztown at Gabels­ Atlantic salmon were in on of the players, or at Weaver's Sport their record cards. Oley and Perry township FFA League, captured the District 14 4 and 2, Anthony "Zeb" Franco won ville, Lyons at Hamburg, 2:45 P.M. Gaspe, so off we went to QUJ* Shop, "HernT the Barber, Pennsyl­ All members who complete their Chapters will also exhibit entries in Atlantic salmon fishing L, £32 tiara by defeating Coplay's Lehigh his first major tournament, the 1952 August 17—Hamburg:, at Kutz­ projects will receive the 4-H pin. swine, dairy cattle, beef, and potatoes. vania House, Kutztown Social Club, County champs, 13-1 and 17-2. The Rich-Maiden championship. Frank town, Stony Creek at IjLyons, 1:30 beyond comparison from the etna* and the V.F.W. and Eagles' Homes. Ten and Twenty The annual Round-Up will be Exhibition Building Keys, coached by Doc Silva, ad­ Zoke won the second flight over P.M.; Kutztown at St&iy Creek, held at Parkland High school on to the net, but there were^! Following the benefit tilt, the vanced to the Section Two finals Leroy Fies; Paul Hill, the third Lyons at Shartlesville, &00 P.M. Conspicuous in tht exhibition build­ when there were no strikes Kusox journey to Stony Creek for Years Ago ; Friday, August 29th. ing will be the. display of KSTC, by eliminating Lansford, 2-0 and flight over Buzz Kunsman; and At Kutztown 6-0, U est Lawn Shirley Hamm, Sandra Chattin, then it becomes hard work Th^ a 5:00 P.M. contest with the Peb­ 14-9. Bernard Moll, the fourth, over 4-10. members of the Art curriculum to take were four such consecutive davs^ Ten Years Ago Marilyn Miller and Fred Williams bles. Joe Borzellino, Reading short­ Richard Keller. At Lyons 5-2, Bechte^ville, 4-7. turns manning it. fruitless fly casting. Fish were rai On Saturday, the Gabelsville Dr. S. E. Rager successfully de­ are attending 4-H activities' week Local and out-of-town merchants stop, and Ron Sheetz, Bernville A Father-and-Son tournament at Penn State. Marilyn and Sandra ed but not a one was scratch*!* Owls are hosts to the K-town toss- fended his senior golf crown at the have also selected space. Sum total: 14 days and seven fish pitcher, representing the Berks will be held on Sunday at the Berk­ Berkshire Country Club by defeat­ Tri-County League are members of the Lehigh county ers in a 2:45 P.M. game. County American Legion Junior leigh Country Club. August 15—Mertztowfl at Em­ Nightly Entertainment six of which would have had Bake Sale Aug. 23 ing a former champion, Jack flower-identification team, and Nightly entertainment will be pre-' combined weight of 70 to 75 n u H* Baseball League, will play in the Eighty-five Philadelphia District Shounder, 3 and 2, in the final maus, 5:30 P.M. Fred is participating in the swine- 0 The Kusox will sell baked goods East-West All-Star game on Au­ golf pros will participate in the August 17—Alburtis lat Mertz­ sentesited by tnthe followingfollowing : Tuesday:! •— and Italian sandwiches on Satur­ match. judging. The Lehigh county group, gust 29 at Ephrata's War Memorial annual Pro-Member championship town, 2:00 P.M. totalling 34, will stage one of the Shorty Long and the Santa Fe Rang­ day, August 23 at 9:00 AM. in the Field. Twenty-seven general salvage de­ ers; Wednesday: Dopey Duncan and over the Shawnee Inn and Country pots were established at widely- At Richlandtown 4, Mertztown 4 assembly programs. Keodinger Building. Club course at Shawnee-On-Dela- (12 innings). his Top Hands; Thursday: Sally and scattered feed mills, garages and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller re­ Shorty Fincher and Group; and Fri­ KUTZTOWN LASSIES TO ware Sunday. This will be a warm- shops of implement dealers in rural Never think that God's delays are up for the Philadelphia District cently accompanied the Lehigh day: Cook's German Band. END CARD MONDAY NIGHT Berks. Valley B League county flower-identification team God's denials. Hold on; hold fast; P.G.A. championship which starts August 15—Allentown Owls at Local groups will conduct refresh­ hold oat Patience is genius.—Buffon. The Kutztown Lassies, defending Representatives of 85 fire com­ on a tour of the flower gardens at J champions of the Berks Recreation over the 6,686-yard par 72 layout on Mertztown, 5:30 P.M. (Exhibition) ment stands. Monday. Eighteen holes of medal panies and associations attended Penn State, and the rose gardens On the Midway will be the Han- 'Adult Girls* Softball League, will the summer convention of the Berks August 17—Emmaus Bpd Knights at Hershey. The team comprises ! conclude their 12-game card on play Monday will qualify 62 of the at Mertztown, 5:30 P.M. num Shows. starters for match play in the County Firemen's Association held Marilyn Miller, Sandra Chattin and J Monday when they wage a twin bill in the new $65,000 Lyons Fire Hall. At Alburtis 2, Mertztofm 3. Deborah Snyder. HUNTERS! with the Topton girls, beginning at championships. Matches will con­ tinue through Wednesday when the Damage was estimated at be­ The Frank Reims 6:45 on the Topton diamond. . „ .,_. . .„ . .» . . _. tween $10,000 and $15,000 when fire Up-Valley League REV. C. R. RAHN WINS You Can See More- The Lassies, with a six-and-four | ****** wul be determined. The destroyed the grandstand, a re­ August 17—Lyon Vallev> vs Stines (Continued irons page one) record, occupy the runner-up po­ 36-holes championship final will be Corner at New Tripoli; fogelsville freshment stand and the power­ CHAMPION LIAR TROPHY little lake teeming with trout. WITH A TELESCOPIC SIGHT sition in the loop standings. The played on Sunday, August 24. house on the Kutztown fairgrounds. at Little Gap. Armstrong Floor Covering West Leesport tossers, with a single Pairings in the junior tournament At Fogelsville 0, Saegersville 7. Fifty dollars in cash and perma­ Brother angler contain yourself, for Check My Special Pre-Hunting Fire of undetermined origin de­ nent possession of the Pennsylvania most of these trout run from sar­ setback handed them by K-town, at Rich-Maiden have been announc­ stroyed the newly-erected bunga­ At Fogelsville 1, Lyon Valley 3 Season Special copped the 1952 title. ed by Buddy Fies. Charles Bailey At Petersville 16, Stine.- Corner 1 Dutch "Liars Contest" trophy were dine size to ten inches. The lake low and furnishings of Mr. and provides plenty of action and is at JOHN R. SCHMEHL Angelica also competed in the was the winner last year, and Steve Mrs. Paul Berg, Walnuttown. awarded the Rev. Clarence R. Rahn, GEO. H. KIRK league and West Reading dropped Sayer was medalist with 70. The Northern Rec Midgets Temple, when he recently won the least a good practice court for the 262 East Walnut Street A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. 1952 dialect contest in Reinholds I fly fisherman. Gunsmith out after a week of competition. pairings in flights of four: First: Lothair Dreibelbis, Fleetwood. (Final) KUTZTOWN, PA. PHONE «7J* Steve Sayer vs Charles Bailey; Rob­ Memorial Park. This was the third The Brighten Deadwater at the Kempton, R. D. 2, Pa.—Phone 7-R-13 W CLASSIFIED ADS PAY ert Mayer vs Donald Sowers; Sec­ Twenty Years Ago Hamburg 9 time he earned the honor. ond: George Mayer vs Benny Her­ Gene Fister entertained a num­ Topton 8 "Pumpernickle Bill" Troxell, Al­ man; Paul Mayer vs Bernard Moll; ber of friends at a pirate party at Kutztown 5 lentown Call, won the $25 second Third: Richard Keller vs Betty the Kutztown Country Club. Shoemakersville 5 prize; and the Rev. William Trex­ ONLY 3 DAYS TO ENTER Ann Merkel; Donald Mayer vs Wil­ Daughters were born to Mr. and Fleetwood 3 ler, Ephrata, the third prize of ten liam Mayer; Fourth: John Hamm Mrs. Paul Luckenbill and Mr. and West Leesport 0 dollars. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 vs Dennis Heller; Richard Hotten­ Mrs. Alfred Alandt. G. Gilbert Snyder, Robesonia stein, bye; and Fifth: Barry Fies vs A Hawaiian orchestra, compris­ Northern Rec Juniors Wunnernaus, was master of cere­ PEACHES Art Heller Jr. monies. Judges were Baker Royer, ing Erma Frey, John Dreibelbis, (Final) Marie Brooks and Charles Fritz- Ephrata; C. Foster Hillegass, Penns- W burg; and Frank Lichtenwalner, LANGHORNE NOTES inger, was organized by Hiram Laureldale 9 Reading Fair Beauty Contest Coopersburg. PEERLESS ORCHARDS The 50-lap mid-summer Cham­ Hoch. Kutztown 7 2V2 Miles East of Hamburg pionship stock car race listed for Mae Ressler witnessed the open- West Leesport 4 ENTER NOW—BECOME ELIGIBLE TO WIN : the short course at the Langhorne I inS of the OymPic games. CONCERNING JIGGING Mrs Jacob Hoch was feted at a Fleetwood 3 Sales Room Open Until 9 P. M. , Speedway on Saturday night, will | - Hamburg 3 "The only jigging they did in terminate the nocturnal campaign j surprise birthday party at Mane Temple 2 olden times was at the close of the $2,300 IN CASH AWARDS ALWAYS CLOSED ON SUNDAYS ! around the quarter-mile track. Park. dance, when the hoe-downers got AND MORE THAN 50 VALUABLE Jean On Saturday afternoon, August Stubbelbine, Robert and Firemen's Golf Le.-gue the call for the grand march, twice 30, the amateur and novice motor- Dorothy Keim and Gloria Fenster- around. That was the time when ! MERCHANDISE PRIZES W L dancers could display their skill cycle riders will vie for their cham- j macher were awarded blue ribbons Blandon 14 1 pionships. On Sunday afternoon, for perfect six-month attendance at in tapping off with heel and toe, THESE KUTZTOWN MERCHANTS HAVE CONTRIBUTED Kutztown 113 2 according to the music." August 31, the 100-mile National Baby Clinic. Sinking Spring 112 3 MERCHANDISE PRIZES— Championship, sanctioned by the Fern Trexler was elected art West Reading 10 5 This is what "Milt" Kuhns wrote R. S. Leh, Jeweler 3-pc. Jewelry Set August SALE American Motorcycle Association, teacher at KHS. ' the Patriot in defense of the judges' j Fenstermacher & Son Electric Roaster Temple 8 7 Kutztown Lingerie Co 2-pc. Negligee Ensemble will be held. Amelia Bolich, fourth grade Mohnton ? 7 8 decision at the championship Penn- j sylvania Dutch hoe-down contest at j Held's Dept. Store Gift Certificate teacher, and Esther Christman, sev­ Robesonia 6 8 The Towne Dress Shoppe Afternoon Dress ALL SUMMER DRESSES enth grade teacher, at the local Liberty 3 12 the Fairgrounds, Saturday night. TOMATOES public school, exchanged positions. The "dignified, stately" Lancaster Central 2 13 ELIGIBILITY Schuylkill 0 15 county group was pronounced the | FOR SALE Blessed are the dead which die winner. Later, the Mertztown "Jig­ Contest open to all single and married women in Berks County who August 15—Kutztown vfuj Sinking gers" were declared co-champions have passed their 16th birthdays. VALUES TO $14 DAVID M. SEEM in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, Spring, Rich-Maiden; Bllmdon vs KUTZTOWN R. 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others are at home. They include Wanda Gresh and Three Are Burned FEI^CE LINES Patriot Wunnernaus Mary (Mrs. Amos Stoltzfus), Anna, (Continued from page one) wife of Elias Esh, Sylvan, Martha Our Men in Uniform (Continued from page one) In $40,000 Blaze and Isaac Jr. Their little grand­ nylon tulle and Chantilly lace over ••&•...... 'jiSWBffyyuui .i.i'.'.ii'iwAW^^v.y.^ It was equipped with a hook so daughter Ruth Anna has a smaller that it may be hung up. ., In Washington 27th Regiment. He entered the army magnolia satin. The long, fitted bodice Damage was estimated at $40,000 brother, Isaac. Airman third class Maralyn Lei­ in November 1951 and has been in had an illusion neckline edged with Following silent grace, which is We tarried for some time after when an explosion and flash fire the Amish custom, the Huyard sis­ bensperger is stationed with the Korea since July first. seed pearl embrodery. Long, tapered levelled a building within an hour the meal; the women took turns sleeves ended in a point. The skirt ters and daughter-in-law began to holding Baby Isaac; and many ques­ 1100th WAF Squadron at the Boil­ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. on the farm of Mrs. Daisy Hun­ help our host to bring in the food. ing Air Force Base, Washington, Martin Ludwig, Fleetwood. was full length with ruffles of tulle tions were asked and answered. sicker, New Tripoli R. D. 2. Three They were dressed in Amish cos­ Nor did Farmer Huyard leave the D. C. Sends Clock and Chantilly lace forming a full workers who were using carbon sweep train. Her veil was finger-tip tume, complete with cap, one of bus until the driver sounded the Engaged / Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moyer, Vir­ disulphide, a highly inflammable them having a cotton dress of The engagement of Airman, sec­ ginville, recently received a 400-day length, and white orchids and a signal for the last time. shower of white stephanotis topped solvent as an insecticide spray on changeable colors. When we teased Prior to the stop at the Huyard ond class Lillian Heffernan, daugh­ clock from Mr. Moyer's brother, grain stored in the structure, were Mr. Huyard about wearing a green ter of Mrs. Lillian Heffernan, New Alton Moyer, who is stationed in the white Bible, which she carried. farm, the Seminar folks met with seriously burned. The frame build­ shirt to match the walls and table­ the Rev. Calvin G. Bachman, New Tripoli R. D. 2, to Airman first class Germany. Her attendants wore white nylon ing, 50-years-old, was remodelled cloths, he chuckled and said, "You Holland, at his rural, Zeltenreich William Stewart, son of Mr. and Recruiting Hours net over white taffeta. Their dresses last year. must do a little something now and Evangelical and Reformed church, Mrs. Stanley Stewart, St. Louis, Staff Sergeant Norman Persing, were strapless with tightly fitted then to keep up with the times." in the heart of the Amish. country. Mo., was announced at a party at Wilkes-Barre, will be on recruiting jackets. The bridesmaids wore sweet­ The three, who are in the Allen­ "All of my more than 150 members," the Lackland Air Force Base, San duty each Monday at the local post heart bonnets and carried fans of town Hospital, are Ernest Dietrich, First of all we up-turned the he explained, "drive to church, as Antonio, Texas, where both are sta­ office from 1:00 to 3:30 P.M. begin­ "Better Times" roses. The maid of 27, Germansville R. D. 1, who is in glass in a dessert dish, so that this is all Amish territory. John tioned. They will be married at a ning August 18. All those desiring honor carried a fan of pink roses. fair condition; Roy Dengler, 18, water might be poured into it, and Hostettler. an Amish student at military ceremony on September to "join up" may contact him there. The flower girl was attired in white Emerald, and Mrs. Hunsicker's son- filled the dish with peaches. Pickled work on his doctorate at Penn 20th at the Base. The Staff Sergeant was with the nylon tulle and Chantilly lace over in-law, William Masters, 34, Ger­ beets were also on the table, crack­ State, shared in the discussion on Promoted First Marine Division for a year in magnolia satin with bertha collar and mansville R. D. 1, a teacher at Slat­ er pudding, and a delicious com­ Korea and came home "unscratch- tiny puff sleeves on a fitted bodice. bination of peach and honey. Amish culture. The journey through Ralph Fegely, stationed with the ington Junior High school, who are the Amish country also revealed Marines at Cherry Point, North ed." Her sweetheart bodice was tied under in good condition. Chicken pot-pie and home-cured the chin, and she carried a basket of HORSESHOES AS SLED B UNNERS . . . Discarded horseshoes, ham were then brought in; parsley fields of tobacco and corn; ingeni­ Carolina, has been promoted to Enjoy the Patriot Lost in the flames were approxi­ ous water wheels, and windmills. "We enjoy your paper very much" mixed flowers. mately 600 bushels of wheat and attached to a sled by mea^l of small lag: screws, make good run­ potatoes topped with browned but­ Sergeant. ners for a small sled that U used about farm building's for simple In an Amish cemetery the markers writes T/Sgt. Jesse I. Reifsnyder, The bride's mother chose a powder oats, 30 tons of hay and straw, a ter; dried corn, potato salad, lima In Sacramento chores. Holes in shoes are "*nlareed to receive the screws. beans; and for dessert, cherry pie bear only the name, age, and the Lt. and Mrs. Richard Parkes are Fleetwood, who in April took his blue lace gown with matching ac­ tractor, a farm trailer, double po­ date of death, and the children's family to Tampa, Florida, to stay cessories, and the bridegroom's moth­ and chocolate cake with white ic­ residing at 1320 North street, Kaiser tato digger, three extension lad­ ing. When we weren't looking the stones smaller in size than those of Manor, Sacramento, California. until he is released from the Air er, an orchid, iridescent organza gown ders, a hay rake, and an assortment the adults. We also noted a public Force in October. with matching accessories. Each wore gentleman at the head of our table In Korea of tools. spread some peach-honey on our telephone on township property. "I was called from the Air Force a white orchid. Firemen from Germansville, Vacationists Barns invariably are larger than Pvt. John Hoffman, whose wife j Reserve in March 1951 and I'm just Sunday cake. Having seen the Holsteins we lives at 25 North Richmond street, Following the ceremony a reception Lynnport, New Tripoli, Lynnville asked for milk instead of coffee. the houses; and many of the homes j about completing my tour of duty was held at the Boyertowne Inn, which and Kempton responded. Canada and New England Fleetwood, is now with the 25th And all the while little Ruth Ann, are painted gray. ! from the Strategic Air Command was decorated with pink and white Only a small part of the loss is School Professor and Mrs. Roy Hamme, infantry division on the eastern | here at MacDill AFB. It certainly the granddaughter, kept trotting in Korean sector. He is an assistant flowers. Guests hailed from Kutz­ covered by insurance. Mrs. Hun­ Highland avenue, accompanied by I is good to sit down and read about town, Boyertown, Philadelphia, Drexel the latter's brother-in-law and sis­ and out. radio man in Company L, of the sicker, who owns three farms in the Lesson The meal ended as it began, with the goings on in Berks county, Hill, Norristown, Reading, Allentown, area, will rebuild the structure ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Billet, | while we are so far away from Carlisle, New Castle, Pottstown, Col- York, enjoyed an eight-day, 1,600- silent prayer, after which Dr. J. next year. God's Estimate of Human Ufa William Frey, Pennsylvania Dutch >vering thore." legeville, Gwynned Valley, Spring (Temperance). mile motor trip to New England In Maintenance School City, Lewistown, Emmaus, Butler, and Canada. Highpoints of the trip folksinger, presented some typical Eleanor Heffner Exodus 20: 13; Matthew 5: 28 26; tunes, to guitar accompaniment, in PUBLIC SALE Pvt. Kermit Frey has completed Huff's Church, Stony Creek Mills, 18: 5-6; Luke 9: 51-56. 1; were Franconia Notch, the Flume SALE IEHL which everybody joined, climaxed Thursday, August 21 his basic training and is in main­ Birdsboro, Oley, Wyomissing, West a Golden Text: Exodus 20: Iff and the Aerial Tramway of New tenance school with the Engineer­ Lawn, Bechtelsville, in addition to •TODAY we consider the |f*at Hampshire; and "Rock of Ages," by an Amish slow tune. Mrs. Huy­ Is Feted at Party 1 ard and her daughters stopped At Jay M. Brubaker Farm ing Corps at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Wilmington, Delaware, Lakewood and value that God sets Won Barre, Vermont, the largest granite human life. This is indicate! in j their kitchen work to join us. College Dress Shop WILLOW STREET VILLAGE, PA. He spent the week-end with his Bridgeton, New Jersey, and Great A surprise party was held at the quarry in the world. the Commandment not to killh'rid While helping with the dishes, 4 miles south of Lancaster, just off parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frey, Neck, N. Y. Kutztown Swimming Pool in celebra­ The home of Dr. and Mrs. Clark in the ancient law of murder tVat I later, Mrs. Huyard told us how she Routes 72 and 222 College Boulevard. The couple left on a wedding trip tion of the 18th birthday of Eleanor McClelland, College Hill, was the seems a heritage of manKiSd: ! makes the cracker pudding which All Summer Inducted Into Army to Canada. For going away the bride Heffner, Kutztown R. D. 3. recent scene of a garden party "Whoso sheddeth man's bloo| by | was new to us: "Mix rolled crack- 65 HOLSTEIN CATTLE Paul Moser Jr., Mertztown, has chose a gray summer suit with navy Games, dancing and cards were which had to be held indoors due man shall his blood be shed." iS^p- j ers with a little flour, sugar, and (50 Registered—15 Grades) been inducted into the Army. accessories, and white orchids. enjoyed, and the guest of honor was porting these laws are the adra<5ni- to rain. Those in attendance were j cocoanut, and pour it into boiling T.B. Accredited, Bang Certified, many Deferred The bride is an alumna of Boyer­ DRESSES the recipient of many gifts, including tions against malice of the hfi rt, Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Bubeck and ! milk. Then add a little vanilla." calfhood vaccinated, mastitis tested. Selective Service Board 29, Ham­ town High school, KSTC, and Penn a radio from her KHS classmates. guests Mrs. John Berger, Schuyl­ of hatred against another. Mr. Huyard is the son of a burg, had an induction call for six State, and is music supervisor in the Those in attendance were Richard kill Haven, and Charlotte Berger, 25% off Thus a man is urged to ral ke THE 115TH GARDEN SPOT SALE men for August, but it was deferred Lower Alsace Township School Dis­ Kelchner, Jean Beck, Glorette Fisher, Nazareth; Mrs. Mary Ellen Lewis, ! teacher, who belonged to the Re- peace as quickly as possible |w1th IN POPULAR GARDEN SPOT SERIES until September. trict. Richard Fenstermacher, Gene Hertzog, Josephine Brown, Alliene DeChant, I formed church. "When I wanted to $2.98 to $9.98 values an offended brother, and espex al­ 1 marry an Old Order Amish girl," SO Fresh and Close Springers Visits Parents The bridegroom holds diplomas Patrick Lantz, Barbara Bridge, Adel- Dr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Lytle, Mr. ly so in the time when a man iglirfis ! he told us, "there was no objection. bred for heavy production, good ud­ Pfc. LeRoy Kramer, Fredericks­ from Mt. Penn High school, and bert Werst, LaRue Kistler, Richard and Mrs. William Thomason and ders, attractive type—the genuine prof­ to bring his offering unto the a^i ir. {I didn't find the service so very burg, Virginia, spent the week-end KSTC, and will teach science at Boy­ Hoch, Virginia Epting, Edward son Billy, and Marion Kirk. Summer itable milk-producing kind. There is a reference toL'jhe j different; and as for the beard, my 6 Service-age Bulls from high record with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ertown. Hauck, Paul Christman, Gayle Stern­ Catharine Moll, Reading, recently beauty of childhood and the c|2im | grandfather had one, too." dams Jonathan Kramer, Hamburg R. D. The couple will be at home at 225 er, Richard O'Neil, Dennis Haas, visited her uncle, William Rother­ A beautiful offering of choice bred 3. His brother Nevin is stationed that it lays upon men. It wouip be The seven Huyard children vary Friedensburg Road, Mt. Penn, after Shirley Reifinger, Ronald Pilgert, Mrs. mel. BLOUSES heifer calves. about 100 miles away at the Naval better for a man to have a jrtfll- in age from Alvin, 10, to David, 24. These Cattle are Absolutely Healthy, sold September first. Albert Heffner, Laila, Martha, Lester Mr. and Mrs. James Lesher and Base, Norfolk, Virginia. stone tied about his neck an|* be Two of the daughters are married to be as represented, subject to your ex­ Prenuptiaf Showers and Jackson Heffner, Mr. and Mrs. children William, Nancy, LeRoy, amination. Mahlon Heffner and children, Mr. drowned in the depth of the;- i ea and live in Intercourse, and the Reduced to $2L HAROLD JAMES RICKMERS The following parties and showers than to cause one of the little w4es Michael and Leonard, and Patricia Many successful breeders and dairymen and Mrs. Norman Epting, Mr. and have bought their best producers in these The funeral of Harold James were given in honor of the bride: Phi who believe in Jesus to stumfjte. Rahn enjoyed a 1,200 mile motor sales. Rickmers, 13-year-old son • of H. Mu Sorority of Penn State College, Mrs. Clarence Hoch and children, trip to Ottawa and Quebec. During DOLLAR DIPLOMACY Beautiful Every animal sells without reservation. When James and John wa|ted James Rickmers, Allentown, who with Mary Turner, maid of honor, Katie Reifsnyder, David Mover, Mr. the week's vacation they also en­ By-bidding or withdrawal of the animal and Mrs. Edward Kistler and Mrs. Jesus to call down fire from hea4 en BEGINS WITH A GOOD SUIT from the sale is strictly prohibited. died of cardiac failure August 9 in as hostess; shower given by aunts, joyed fishing. Printed catalogs at the ringside. COME Hilbert. to consume the villagers where- Monroe County hospital, was held Mrs. Ralph Thomas and Mrs. Flor­ fused to receive him, the Lor$ Re­ Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rickmers (nee Choose from the finest woolens for EARLY. Elayne Oswald, of town), Allen­ SKIRTS Sale starts at 12:00 Noon, lunch avail­ privately Wednesday afternoon. In­ ence Gilham, Boyertown; shower buked the two disciples and Itl'en your Blatt made-to-measure suit. See able. Trucks on hand. given by aunt, Mrs. Alvin H. Fisher, town, recently returned from a mo­ terment was made in Grandview took his way into another vil|aie. our outstanding line of new weaves Regular Price R AUSTIN BACKUS, cemetery, Allentown. He was en­ -of Pottstown; party given at the Bel- tor trip to Canada. Doris Dreibelbis The great value that God^Stts and patterns, just arrived for fall. Sales Manager & Auctioneer, rolled at Camp Miller, Shawnee-on- gravia Hotel, Philadelphia, with moth­ "We are spending the night here Mexico, N. Y. upon every human life should tjjeich er, Mrs. Augustus D. Gresh, as hostess, EARL L. 6R0FF, the-Delaware, when stricken. . us to hold our own bodiejg,. as in St. Augustine" Alliene Schearer SPECIAUST ON CUSTOM TAItORING 33H% off who Local Representative, Feted at Shower His step-mother is the former and bridal party following rehearsal sacredly as we hold those of ot|jc"rs. informs the Patriot. "We are on FOR MEN AND WOMEN Strasburg, Pa. given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. our way to Daytona Beach." Alayne Oswald, Kutztown. Doris Dreibelbis recently was Let us put down every wrong |ti bit) Alvin H. Fisher, Srillmeadow Farm, and every evil appetite thaf -We Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berg and White & Straw Pottstown. feted at a surprise miscellaneous daughter Janice, of the Baer apart­ PETEB B. BLATT shower given at the heme of Doris may truly offer ourselves" as tabernacles of the Holy Ghost ments, have returned from a tour 438 Walnut Street Kutxtown FALL TERM STARTS Gackenbach, Blatt Apartments, of Florida. BAGS at cost Mrs. Ruth Foster was co-hostess. 1£L LOWER The guest of honor, daughter of TUESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 2 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dreibelbis, 207 Who's New Swim Suits, Shorts and LONGSWAMP Greenwich street, will become the Shirts, Beach Bags and bride of Pfc. Donald Heist on Sat­ Enroll Now for LEO A. REINERT KEMP—A daughter was bogi in other sportswear, etc. urday in Trinity Lutheran Church. • ACCOUNTING Reporter St. Joseph's Hospital to Wayn^} md Orchid and white streamers and LONG LASTING • BUS. ADMINISTRATION Joyce (Parker) Kemp, 131 l|nd 32 WEST MAIN STREET College Dress Shop ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST fHIS WEEK'S NEWS THIS WEEK Adam and Lloyd and Luther Adam. Joyce (Moyer) Leibenspergej, V104 IN THE KUT7TOWN PATRIOT Mr. and Mrs. George Bartlet, East Main street. They have a fon, FLEETWOOD, PA. 442 West Main Street New York, were at their summer Gregory, who was three on- July (On the Hill—Kutztown) home here. 27. The newcomer arrived on «the HERBERT E. KLINE Phone Fleetwood 4241—2687 Farmers are busy plowing. birthday of her grandfather, .Dr. Store Open Thursday, Friday Mr. and Mrs. Elton Sunday and George Leibensperger. & Saturday Nites On Sale at the children Esther and LeRoy visited Mr. and Mrs. Elder Wolfe. Mt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sunday called on their son-in-law and KUTZTOWN daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Feryl Treichler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adam vis­ ited Mrs. Catherine Wiltrout. FAIR Many from this vicinity witnessed the Pennsylvania Dutch hoedown on the Kutztown fairgrounds.

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Five Firemen at CALENDAR Bethany Home Hand house; and "Pa Sells 'Em" by Tonight — Gouglersville Grange Seeks to Grant Employees 60 Enjoyed Skating Party; Wayne and Helen Readinger. Other Guest of Local Order numbers will include the following: 29-31 MAIN STREET FLEETWOOD, p^ Social Security; Warns Children Win Place in Lewistown School August 15—At 7 P.M. Picnic- To Play at Bicnic piano solo, Helen Hiester; music, Against Weeds County Contests Fellowship Cabin — Brother­ Mary Kniss, Shirley Levan and Five members of the Fleetwood hood of St. Paul's E-R Church Bethany Orphans' Hom% Band David Braucher; reading, "Chicken GIVE THEM A REAL TREAT WITH Borough Council, at its August More than 170 were registered at Volunteer Fire Company were —Music by Bethany Home will furnish the music Friday night, Dinner" Ruth Stitzer; music, Ernest meeting, voted unanimously against the local Playground which closed among the 800 enrollees from a Band at the picnic sponsored at^he Fel­ Kniss; and violin solo, Warren placing the sewage disposal project recently after a term of eight weeks dozen states and provinces at the August 23—At 4 P.M. Tentative lowship Cabin at 7 P.M.?;by the Blatt. on the November ballot. Russell unden the direction of Paul Kercher 14th annual Pennsylvania Fire Date for Ambulance Dedica­ Brotherhood of St. PaurjS Evan­ On Tuesday August 19 Fleetwood ntmE Quality ITIEATS Seaman, who made the motion, and Jean Luckenbill. Prizes were School, at Lewistown. Four of them tion—Memorial Park gelical and Reformed church. Grange will present the program stated, "I feel the people want the awarded to 12 children who achiev­ were six-year men: Fire Chief Les­ August 30—Drum and Bugle Cakes and pastry will be obtain­ at Bernville Grange. When you buy Acme Meats you plant, and it's not necessary to bal­ ed the highest total of points in the ter Moyer, First Assistant Chief Corps to Sponsor Bus-Boat- able in addition to a variefy of re­ lot for it." various activities. A number of Earl Stitzer, and Hosemen Milan Trip to River View Beach freshments. The committers com­ BUS-BOAT TRIP buy complete satisfaction. Turn This action followed a report them won high placings in county- Scheidt and Carl Bieber. Earl F. Park, N. J. prise the following: Tickets: Ray­ The Orioles' Drum and Bugle to Acme Meat Departments and that approval of the project had wide contests throughout the Heffner, secretary of Original Fire mond Snyder, Charles Knod, M. J. Corps will again sponsor a bus- been received from the Sanitary period. Company Zone One, is a one-year A. Smith, and Jacob Stoudt; Ice­ boat trip to River View Beach Park, be sure of meats of consistently The winners were presented with man. ENTER "MISS READING cream: John Schlegel, Ja^es and N. J. Saturday, August 30. The start Water Board, Harrisburg. Federal high quality day In and day out. approval is awaited. athletic equipment and with gifts Bieber suffered third degree FAIR" BEAUTY CONTEST Charles Anderson, Howard Waters, j will be made at the Orioles' Home According to President Raymond usable at school. They were the burns of both hands and was treat­ Earl Quillman, John Ludw^g, War­ at 7 A.M. Among those who have already We stand back of every cut. J. Weida, "Immediately after Bor­ following: Girls, aged 11 and under: ed in the Lewistown General hos- ren Frey, John Adam; Soft Drinks: Tickets may be obtained between entered the "Miss Reading' Fair" Duane Angstadt, John and George ough Solicitor R. Joseph Merkel Regina Rhodes. Sandra Schaeffer i pital. now and Wednesday August 20 Beauty Contest are Mrs. Audrey read the proposal for Council either and Rosalie Landis; aged 12 and Emphasis was placed upon train­ Weida, Leroy Bechtel, Lester Baer. from members of the Corps or Schaeffer, Fleetwood R. 2, and to vote for or against placing the i over: Donna Price. Helen Spayd. ing under actual fire conditions. Lester Hoch, Philip Schaeffer; Ital­ from Director Lothair Dreibelbis. GUARANTEED project on the November ballot.— I Noretta Schaeffer: Boys, aged 13 Enrollees, in small groups, attacked Gloria Kauffman, Hamburg Star ian sandwiches: Ellen Madeira: Hot w p eaw yo Route. Dogs and Hamburgers: Charles F. SCHLOTTMAN—A daughter was TO PLEASE t" l °' 2 the issue of establishing or not es­ j and under: Arlan Burkert. John a series of fires, which involved two — mmm Knoll; and Cakes and Pastry: Mrs. born in Community General hos­ • ^" 'nrmnre** refund your money tablishing a home sewer system, ; Hoch and Charles Mohn; Boys, aged small buildings, several oil tanks, The Fair officials sound the final LeRoy Kline. Members of the Guild pital to George and Joyce I Heck­ Burgess J. Wallace Luckenbill re­ (Coniiuuea en next page) an automobile, a spray booth and call for entries. Contest Director U. S. Graded, Choice, Young Beef will assist. man* Sc.uottman, Blandon. marked, 'I am not in favor of put­ a dip-tank. Dick Giles reports that entries HEINLY REUNION, SUNDAY. ting it on the ballot, for the reason An evening was devoted to Civil close officially at midnight Satur­ The Italian sandwiches ^vill be Tender Meaty /bone that an Authority has already been HEINLY PARK, HAMBURG Defense, and a graduation banquet day, and all eligibles must have ready in time for supper. ROAST \ i„ created.' And I, as president, re­ The Rev. Phares Reitz. Hamburg, was the finale. filed their signed entry forms by Members are to be o'1 hand CHUCK plied, 'I agree with you.'" who recently returned from Ger­ The school was operated by the that time. Mailed entries postmark­ Thursday at 6:30 P.M. to ehect the Auditorium Theatre Boneless Rolled Chuck Roast In a statement to the Patriot the many, will be the speaker Sunday j Public Service Institute with the ed before the Saturday midnight stands. FLEETWOOD Burgess had the following to say: afternoon at the Heinly reunion in ! cooperation of the Firemen's Asso- deadline will be accepted. Entry Tender Chuck Steaks "If the taxpayers of Fleetwood bor­ Heinly Memorial Park, Hamburg. J ciation of Pennsylvania and other blanks are available at Fenster­ GRANGER LEE GAUKER ough are to pay for the sewage sys­ Other program numbers will in-1 interested agencies, macher & Son. 270 West Main WINS TRACTOR CONTEST Fri. & Sat., August 15-16 Lancaster Brand elude a dialect skit by Esther I Expenses of the local delegates. Lee Gauker, with a SCOP if of 80 Oven-Ready tem and disposal plant, therefore street. Kutztown merchants are THE CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN ('! they should decide whether or not Schaeffer and Mrs. Warren Frey. j totaling $671. was paid by borough among those who have contributed j points, won the tractor drivijig con- TURKEYS FAMILY IN the system should be installed. A of town: solovox solo. Carl Gruber.' council out of a $1,800 fund ear­ prizes. • i test of Fleetwood Grange. George Agar's Sliced Bacon project costing several thousands Fleetwood R. D.: tricks of magic. marked for the purpose. The winner will receive $1,000; I J. Schuler, with 125 points \*as sec- of dollars should not be decided by the runner-up. $350; and the third ; and, and Harold AlthousiA, with Belles On Their Toes Alan Merkel. Virginville; recita- j [ Imported Holland Hams (Continued on next pa-el tion. Ruth Ann Baer. Fleetwood; ! EUB LITTLE HERALDS place finisher. $250. Seven other 160. third. Gauker will compete in (Technicolor) Smoked Ham Hocks : and cello solo, Phyllis Heinly, Lan-1 ADD THREE MEMBERS prizes of $100 each will go to the ! the Grange contest at the KJtztown other girls who finish in the first i Fair. Starring JEANNE CRAIN, caster. The Little Heralds of Emmanuel Fresh-Killed ten. Other contestants were Harold MYRNA LOY Ib Prizes will be awarded to the old- J EUB church, at a recent meeting STEWING est and youngest and to the person on the church lawn, added three Herbert Sheetz Jr.. Fleetwood ac­ i Schuler. Ernest Kniss, Luther (S) : Davis. Earl Rohrbach. Charles Aul- ALSO: CARTOON AND NEWS CHICKENS cordionist, is among the G8 who coming the longest distance. A me-' new members: .Mary and Ann These Same Chickens, Ready to Cook '»53c morial service will also be held. j Sehultz and Susan Squibb. Follow- have entered the talent contest also i enbach. Chester Noll. Kermit The Rev. Warren Heinly, Lancas- i ing the missionary lesson and sponsored by the Reading Fair. Schlegel. John Weida and Howard Wednesday, August 20 Lancaster Brand Cold Cuts ter. heads the clan; James Heinly. \ songs, a number of games were en- ' Braucher. OROt*; Maidencreek. is vice president, j joyed. Mrs. Paul Wert was in CRAFTSMEN APPEAR AT The contest was conducted 'on the j Smoked Beef Loaf Dried v* ib 41c ^____ WE CAN KEEP and Esther Schaeffer. Fleetwood charge. Kermit Schlegel farm, aiid the ! YOUR APPLIANCE IN GOOP FLAMING FEATHER Liverwurst—Braunsweiger v* 1° 18c secretary. In addition to the new members BYNDEN WOOD SEMINAR judges were George Scljaeffer. (Technicolor) WORKING CONDITION. IUT CALL Thomas Merkel and Raymond j and Mrs. Wert, the following at- Included in the art exhibit at the Sliced Beef Bologna * ib 17c US EARLY FOR THOSE INEXPEN­ Heimbach. Starring: STERLING HAYDEN SIVE MINOR REPAIRS. DON'T WAIT! BAPTISMS i tended: Frederick Deisher. Anna Pennsylvania Dutch Seminars last Spiced Luncheon Meat * «» 17c DO IT NOW! At St. Paul's Lutheran church, and Lisa Thomas. Patty Sue Host. week at Bynden Wood were appli- FORREST TUCKER, Lyons, the Rev. Harold W. Sell re-j Dorothy Schlottman, Sally Sehl. SAYER—A son" was born-in St. Sliced Imported Corned Beef v, ib 17c qued pictures made by Mrs. Olive ARLEEN WHELAN cently baptized Stephan Michael j Mary and Jean Schlottman. Dar- Newcomer. One of them was titled Joseph's hospital to Franz and TUNE IN ON WEEU EVERY Doris Greenawalt' Sayer. Fleet­ Seafoods Frosted Seafoods Haring. born July 24. 1952 to Rob-: lene Gorski, Peggy Heilman, Ray- "Egg Tree" and attracted no little ADDED: 2 CARTOONS—SPORTS—NEWS SK,n,e,s Fillets SUNDAY AT 3 P. M. 1 27c I Flounder " 55 ert and Emily 'Fink Haring. [ mond Patterson. Carol Ann Moll,j attention. She also demonstrated wood R. 2. Perch Fillets c 1 o Scallops D"»»" *Q-°* p*« Lyons. • I and Roger Moyer; also these Little the art which she dubs "snippling." Mackerel ^o* «*»">" c 59c WS& $$ lb CUB ryjf, Pastor Sell also baptized, in St. ; Helpers: Erica Thomas. Karen Lillian Schlegel. also a member i;]::?i Dressed Whiting "',9c Potato Salad Paul's Lutheran church. Fleetwood, j Gorski and Gary Wert. lb Ibeup^ of the Berks Chapter of Pennsyl­ uz Haddock Fillets 39r harden Salad H ELD'S Robert Barry Focht. born May 12. j The next meeting will be held vania League of Craftsmen, demon­ OVC In Gelatin 173 West Main Street, Kutztown 1952 to Lester and Mae (Heffner) ] Thursday September fourth at the strated the art of weaving. Mrs. Focht, of town. church. Isabella Moyer, Kutztown R, I). THE REST FOOD..ALWAYS! Crisp and Tasty showed how to make mats and dolls IN PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH out of cornshucks, and her son. h California jumbo COTTAGE AT OCEAN CITY to carve buttermolds; and O lie Split Lobster Tail, Scallops PASCAL stalk Fleetwood residents are taking Strausser, Fleetwood R. D-, r •' Fried Shrimp, Crab Meoj CELERY turns occupying,what Mrs. Buckin- only wove baskets but played his Balls, French Fried Potatoel Platters USED field dubs her Pennsylvania Dutch "morning-glory'' harmonica. and Cole Slaw—garnishee Fancy, California cottage at Ocean City. I prefer to with tomato and tartal Mountain-Grown sauce—all for only $1.23 ' to the Pennsylvania Dutch" Patience is powei ; with time :ind PEARS she r • is w thin latlence the mulberry leaf be< imes CARS sight of the Scotty Warren, a 'Tomato Juice -ilk.—Chinse Proverb. boa!, and in the \ SPECIAL for and the fishing boats. Mr. and Mrs. Fridays- 46-oz Oliver Schlegel and family enjoyed DR. C. W. GELATT TRACTORS a sojourn there: also Mr. and Mrs. Clam Bake—C^p JCIam Chowder, Doz CAMPBELL'S Philip Schaeffer and daughter i in- OPTOMETRIST * 46-oz 25C da: and Burgess J. Wallace Lu Steamed Clams;)n Spring Chicken, Corn 9cUa£ Fancy Tomato Juice 148 150 W. MAIN STREET Oronge & bill, wife and children Jean, John on the Cob & Potatoes SI .75 $dta£ Blended Juice Grapefruit tr 24c SCHLENKER'S, INC. and Nan. (Opposite Greenwich St.) Fancy SERVED 4:0%) P. M. TO 12:00 P. M. Qdiai Orange Juice "an2 27C A ' •• I - KUTZTOWN, PA. Florida 314 West Main Street, Kutztown Phone 5211 Del Monte Sweet Peas & and son Robert Jr. h - Tel. 2444 2 \ a;; 39c to Ocean City, and Mrs. WILTROU T'S Lou e 11a Evaporated Milk 3 ^r 42c Reider and her husband, OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS 1 MILE WEST QF KUTZTOWN—Phone 3941 Price". Banquet Boned Chicken can JV' frteai Prepared Mustard 8,202 |ar IOC INSPECT YOUR HOME, } Lowest priced in its field! QdiaC Pure Grape Jam 16 01 This beautiful new Styleline De Luxe 4-Door jar 23c lists for less than any comparable model in its Plus Bala Club Beverages lo 9 8 BE SYSTEMATIC, (Confinuofion of standard equipment and trim — Dep. bo , IOC All. Popular Flavors FROM CELLAR trated is dependent on availability of material. TO THE ATTIC Quick Frozen Foods Sunkist Concentrated J LEMONADE 2 - 39 Each can makes a quart 9dia£ Orange Juice concentrated * sr 29c Ventura Fordhook Lima Beans 1pk2 ogz 29C

12-oz c BIRDSEYE PEAS J pkgs © LOCAL TRADEMAHMk Inn, 45 W.THEO.MIUER4.SON3 Let the Acme Save You Money BUILDING SUPPLIES • LUMBER /h /?s f,w r STAR-KIST W&r (ws-M? COAL • FUEL OIL • FEED KUTZTOWN ... VIRGINVILLE LESS TO PAY-^^-^*^- - H0RMEL SPAM OTH PERFORMANCE EXTRA RIDING IOMFORT EXTRA STRENGTH AND COMFORT 24' of Styling and Colors of Body by Fisher of Centerpoise Power of Improved Kn* .-Action of Fisher Unisteel Construction 9dsa£ Homestyle Halves Peaches 20 oz m can 29^^^«^ 9dea£ Golden Corn ^. 16-oz fa can *•&* for farm fresh Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise ft' 29c i TT 49c Hom-de-Lite Salad Dressing 7cT43e MORE TO ENJOY Princess Salad Dressing DAIRY PRODUCTS f TTSfc Turn fo Acme for Preserving Needs -onfy /orv-pr/cec/ car wffl c/ZMere EXTRA STOPPING POWER EXTRA STEERING EASE Bull 9taM FA J. I for service call of Jumbo-Drunjf Brakes of Center-Point Steering Hamburg 2758 MASON JARS -7fr: -89* AND REVERSE CHARGES D.V.8. lids Pk8i3c:l CHEVROLET V2 Pt Jelly Glasses (WHhUd*) do. 5Sc Also Serving Fleetwood and Vicinity Whit. t 9dta$ Vinegar OitHIUd •CISC EXTRA SMOOTHNESS of WINDSOR DAIRY FARMS 7*U Qtyfhi &u£ PRICED so LOW! POWER 4Bm\\4k August h Sandwich Time Automatic Transmission Enriched Supreme HAMBURG, PA. A complete power team with A public sorvfeo program bi ir* extra-powerful Valve-in- cooperation with Green Cross MORC PEOPLE BUY CHEVROL Head engine, and Automatic cad Highway Safety Inter- Choke. Optional on De Luxe BREAD BOTTLED ON THE FARM --S&W THAN ANY OTHER CAR! models at extra cost large loaf SAVI15 up t*o Harold K. Kurtz Chevrolet Williain H. Seaman 4c a Loaf . KUTZTOWN, PA. pETWOOD, PA. HALF LOAVES *"*-•*••««»pt Raisi•n -d, IOC

minim'.'MJULII & The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa.f Thursday, August R 1952 NINE "V" employees under federal social se­ SEES DOROTHEA" |'. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Lee DeTurk, Mr. and Mrs. George Council curity, retroactive to January 1, Crossword Among the many who sawjl*nd HELD FOR RICHARD ADAM DeTurk and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1951, was introduced. Special police, heard Dr. Dorothea Bittner Kt Now $1.99 ing at a farewell party for Carl lentown. Heckman, serond prize in leather burns of the right leg when sgbek PUNKIN CRICK by a hit-run motorist on reprth that were to 65c FRUIT OF THE LOOM Link, who with his parents, will work at the handcraft exhibit at in Technicolor move to Florida: Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Questionnaires the Wyomissing playground. Nor- Front street, near the Carpfiter Now 39c ATHLETIC UNDERSHIRTS Selective Service Board 29, Ham­ etta Schaeffer won third place in Steel plant, Reading. He was tjf>at- 49c ald Christian, Mr. and Mrs. Harold ed in the Reading hospital. C. Fri. & Sat., August 15-16 PAYS Althouse. Mr. and Mrs. Clalence burg, sent questionnaires to six the county finals for table tennis, MEN'S West Reading playground. Reading police are investigating. EDMUND O'BRIEN BROADCLOTH SHORTS Althouse Sr., Dorothy Spencer. physicians and three dentists for STRAW HATS AND BRIEFS Ruth Stitzer. Margaret Rothermel, classification. The group is third Paul Price and Ronald Arnold 1 YVONNE DeCARLO in on party-line Mary, Nancy, Clarence and Larry priority, men who had no previous will represent Fleetwood in the Now $1.95 69c Althouse, Carl Link, Harold and military service and who are under finals for the tennis title at Shill­ VIRGINVILLE • SILVER CITY 51 years of age. ington, this week. NOW you can join our Prepayment njerchandise Plan. Pay any weekly George Schuler, Bruce Dietrich, in Technicolor amount, join at anytime, withdraw anytime. Your accumulated payments will ESTHYR B. DALY Skating Party ADDED: SPORTS REEL and CARTOON earn 10% dividends in merchandise. You will receive $1.10 for each Dollar telephones, too Reporter Approximately 60 boys and girls that you invest. enjoyed the free skating party at Community Fire Company^ has Wed. & Thurs., August 20-21 the Reading Fairgrounds' Skate- broken ground for a new fire h| use MacDONALD CAREY Little courtesies, like land. RAY FICKES lighting the other fel­ Are you interested in on its grounds on Walrut str^ t. ALEXIS SMITH in The final dance had to be can­ The local Grange picnic |Vas OUTFITTER TO MEN AND BOYS low's cigarette, help to celled because of rain. largely attended. Reporter CAVE OF 08TLAWS KUTZTOWN, PA. make life happier. buying or selling any of these Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wisser And in Technicolor In addition to assisting Director sons Nelson and Norman, spenjgjev- Consideration for the Kercher at the Playground Jean eral days in Atlantic City. other fellow is the basis BANK STOCKS? Luckenbill who will be a junior at Dorothy and Helen Fink, accom­ of good party-line tele­ East Stroudsburg State Teachers panied by Mr. and Mrs. Chiles college, sent publicity regularly to Fisher, Philadelphia, are spe|fJing phone service, too. If Kutztown National Bank the Patriot. a week in Atlantic City. you are always cour­ Farmers Bank of Kutztown The Carl Moore family mov^'- in­ WIRT teous on the telephone, The National Bank of Topton to the house vacated by Rig sell you're sure to find your The Coplay National Bank STINES CORNER Moyer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sunday party-line neighbors The Citizens National Bank, Slatington i WILLIAM J. SCHROEDER I and daughter Mary Jane left^>r a The First National Bank, Bath Reporter the same. Remember i week's trip to Niagara Falls! and The First National Bank, Coopersburg the three R's of party- The Rev. L. J. Linn will conduct Canada. They will return vi* the The New Tripoli National Bank New England states. KBYT0A line courtesy — Relin­ harvest home services at the Lynn- Richard A. Peters returned gyme quish the line as soon Saucon Valley Trust Co., Hellertown ville Church on Sunday morning. Richard Uhler and son painted from the Allentown Hospital \||*ere as possible when you As brokers in this area^for more than 40 years, we have a the house of Edwin Kunkle. he was a surgical patient Hi 10 hear others try to use special interest in local stocks. In addition, of course, we are The Adult Bible Class of the days. Lynnville Church School recently Sandra Spohn, Laureldale; re­ it; Replace the receiver fully equipped to trade in all other types of securities, both turned home after spendira^ a listed and unlisted. We will be glad to give you information enjoyed an outing at Willow Grove. gently when you find Clarence Kistler is a patient in month with her grandparent^* Mr. the line in use; Regulate and advice on common stocks, bonds or other securities the Allentown Hospital. and Mrs. Irvin Wisser. your calls so that others which suit your needs. Edith Jones and Mary Rausch, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lfeppe, Allentown, called on the Mark Fein­ Reading, Mr. and Mrs. B. fcjfimk may use the line in- McFarland, Wyomissing, and Wiark our family. re between. Schollenberger and Bauscher are McFarland, Philadelphia, & e Smith, Barney & Co. painting the farm buildings of week-end guests of Mr. and - Irs Members New York Stock Exchange Clark Bittner. Jack Daly. Mrs. Fred Moyer visited 'Irs. THE BELL TELEPHONE Dime Building, Allentown, Tel. 4-6245 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sittler and daughter Etta called on the Wil­ Minnie Leibensperger, Readiiti.. Local Representative liam Schroeder family. "Billy" Dreibelbis, local Mer­ COMPANY HOWARD A. CRESSMAN chant, is vacationing at Hot Springs, Arkansas. George Sexier, OF PENNSYLVANIA Kutztown R. D. No. 1 Evening Phone—Kutztown 4774 Patience is not passive: on the con­ trary it is active; it is concentrated Molltown, is in charge of Dr|k>el- strength.—Bulwer. bis business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F^Uer, Philadelphia, visited Mrs. I ina 4-DAY SPECIAL Fink.. JL Mr. and Mrs. John Scheip.and children, of Florida, are spewing Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday ONLY! a month with Mrs. Scheip's paffnts, Keep costs down, performance up, with a Dodge Mr. and Mrs. George Kern. V 1951 FORD Custom 8 Sedan. Radio, 1951 BUICK Super Sedan with dyna­ Florist and Mrs. Walter Ern^and Haul at lower cost with a Dodge truck—%- through children Walter Jr. and Marji va­ heater and overdrive. Low flow, clean, fully equipped. cationed at Ocean City. ^Iter 4-ton—that's "Job-Rated" to fit your job. Junior also enjoyed two weeb* at mileage. Only $1845 Only ..$2475 Camp Miller, Shawnee-on-thejpela- Boost gasoline mileage with features like high-com­ ware. ^' [C pression ratio and special gas-saving carburetor. 1950 CHEVROLET Sedan-Radio, 1949 BUICK Roadmaster Sedan with *- heater, dark gray finish. Very dynaflow, fully equipped. !c Reduce upkeep with such wear-saving features as • floating oil intake and positive-pressure lubrication. clean. Only $1495 Only $1695 S Enjoy super-smooth performance with gyrol Fluid VJ^ • Drive, wear-protecting advantage available on all s^vt jc V4-, VA-, 1-ton and Route-Van models. 30 other Fine Cars—1946's to 1952's 0,L-0 *' Come in for a demonstration—and a good deal! ALL AT REDUCED PRICES! [c Save on gas and oil. All 8 Dodge truck engines give exceptional economy with plenty of power. You get advantages like lightweight aluminum pistons, im- roved fuel system with economy control, precision- SEE OUR DISPLAY OF Ealanced crankshaft, and other money-saving features. Save on maintenance. Rugged engines and chassis NEW and USED CARS make Dodge trucks famous for dependability. Upkeep "My Dodge trucks save a costs stay low because of special Dodge features Like AT the lot of money on gas!" 4-ring pistons, chrome-plated top ring, and wear- resisting exhaust valve seat inserts. KUTZTOWN FAIR "On a 200-mile run I save \y2 to 2 gallons of gas. I Save with long life. Because Dodge trucks last so get this saving seven days a week, and on my two long, depreciation is less and trade-in value stays up. tnicksthat means I save over $300.00 a year on gas Long life and dependability are result of such features as alloy steel springs, shot-peened axle shafts, and alone. That's good, because each of my trucks makes extra-sturdy frames. PHONE 2191 an average of 50 stops per day hauling mail. "My first Dodge truck cost me only $54.00 of repair expense in two years. I ran my second Dotowj See or fot/oy /or Ma 6esf 6oy to /o&~cosf tron^ricrffo/t. -# 103,000 miles in two years and spent only $lo.ou on it for repairs. KUTZTOWN AUTOMOBILE CO. "If I'd known what I know now about Dodge trucks, I'd have switched to them long ago and saved myself a lot of money." DODGEJfe TRUCKS Used Car Lot V/i Miles West of Kutztown-Route 222 & Crystal Cave Road NICK CILIBERTI MOTORS FREY'S OPm DAILY—9:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. PLUMBING & HEATH 601 EAST MAIN STREET, KUTZTOWN DIAL 2013 SATURDAYS—9:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. SUNDAYS—11.00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. TOPTON PHON&*3r-0 TEN The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, Pa., Thursday, AugtU 14, 1952 Classified Ads Classified Ads Classified \d$ Classified Ads Classified Ads Classified Adi ORDINANCES HELP WANTED FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES

officers under the said Old Age and Surviv­ APPLICATIONS are being accepted for com­ MAHOGANY DINING RQ >M SUITE, 9 ROOM- STONE, modernized, year-round IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTlrp ' ors Insurance System. The Borough of Fleet­ bination over the road and peddle run men's Ringmaster roller ska ) shoes—size living, two fireplaces, oil, h.a., unfailing BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA In estate of CLARENCE S HEIST i 116 Walnut St. EDWARD KERCHNER American Legion, and beneficial wood, by its proper officers, is hereby author­ \ drivers. Applicants must have bad previous 9. William Kershner, supply ipnng water, swimming pool, stone No. 31 Septmeber Term 1952 A.D. New Jerusalem. Fleetwood R D '•** * ized to execute and deliver to the State tractor trailer experience. Must be 25 years Fleetwood. Augl4-2t» barn, li *., S.E. Berks, 13 mi. Kutztown, u N The funeral of Edward E. association. He was employed at To: Lowrie Montgomery, his heirs, legatees Pa., deceased. ' «- 1, Agency a plan, or plans, and agreement, re­ or older and preferably married. Apply in black top road. Notice is hereby given, that letter* «( , Kerchner, 72, Lenhartsville R. D. 1, the Wenton Shoe Manufacturing HOLSTEIN HEIFER with c; ;f for sale. 6 ROOM, bath, h.a. heat, modern el. kitch­ and devisees and all other parties interested quired under Section 6 of said enabling Act erson 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Shirks Motor in Lots 713 and 714 on the south side of ministration on the estate of the abo« **" who died on August 11th in the Co., Inc., Kutztown. and the Social Security Act, to extend cov­ xpress, Bern & Madison Ave., Reading Adam Albright, Dryville. Telephone 122R14 en, apple trees, barn, stream, 24 a. 9 mi. decedent have been granted to X P**?* f Kutztown. High Street, in the Gty of Reading, Berks e wno erage to employes and officers of the Borough Pa. No phone calls. Augl4-4t Topton. % Augl4-lt County, Pennsylvania. signed. «ader. Allentown Hospital, will be held In addition to his parents, of Fleetwood and to do all other necessary GREEN HOUSE, show room, garage, excel­ Take Notice that on the 11th day of Au­ All persons indebted to the estate «r Friday at 1:30 P.M. in the Fritz reside at the South Haas street ad­ things to effectuate coverage of employes and HOME PLASTICS DEMONSTRATOR, male COAL STOKER in running < ;der. Charles lent heating plant, surface area, bidg. and said decedent are requested to make r»»L ** or female, in this vicinity. Earn $8-$3o an Focht 14 West Main, Fleets-»od. grounds, % a. near Topton. gust 1952 the City of Reading did cause to officers under the Old Age and Survives Be issued out of the Court a writ of Scire and all persons having claim, or d^?** and Kendall Funeral Home. The dress, he is survived by his wife, Insurance System. .... evening. Hi-Impactware, Republicware and ; Augl4-2t MODERN RANCH TYPE HOME, oil heat, against the estate of the said decede^*"4 Firestone Velon. Write Monroe Plastics garage, guest cottage with garage. Route Facias to reduce to judgment a municipal Revs. Craig J. Dorward and J. Paul Helen (Hilbert) Ritter; and two The Secretary is hereby authorized to es­ claim for said tax filed to No. 1253 Decem­ requested to make known the same .^ tablish a system of payroll deduction to be 710 Ann St., Stroudsburg, Pa. Augl4-it* 22. $15,500. Kehm will officiate and burial will daughters, Althea and Dorothea, at PUBLIC SALE' 110 A., lf'OO apple, 1200 peach, all bearing, ber Term 1936 CLD, with suggestion of non­ d th matched by payments by the Borough of payment to No. 615 December Term 1941, fe°E E< ^^"1^^^^ ^ be in Becker's (St. Peter's) Church home. Fleetwood to i>e made into the Contribution TIRE SERVICE MAN ample «ater, good bldgs., near Allentown. 1, Pa.. Administratrix. ' u- No. EXECUTORS' SALE^-pF J26.000. J.D. with suggestion of nonpayment to No. cemetery. Fund of the Social Security Act through the Large Reading Tire Concern has need for 256 December Term 1946 J.D. with sugges­ WILLIAM M. DeLONG. Attorney office of the State Agency, and to make experienced truck and passenger tire serv­ VALUABLE REAL ESTA*t AND Allan Bubeck PERSONAL PROPERTY tion of nonpyament to No. 1495 November L A native of Maxatawny township, OLIVER SIEGFRIED charges of this tax to the Fund, or funds, ice man—top wages paid to man who can Agent- for SAMUEL BUTZ, Broker Term 1951 J.D. in the sum of $5.65, with J-July3l.«j he was a son of Henry and Char­ The funeral of Oliver J. D. Sieg­ from which wage or salary payments are qualify. Apply in person. Reading General At 1416 Park Place, Laui^dale, Berks 2^3 W. Main St., Kutztown interest, and against Lots Nos. 713 and 714 THIS WEEK'S NEWS THEwS? issued to employes of the Borough of Fleet­ Tire Company, 440 Elm St., Reading, Pa. County Pa., near the Fire HalPon Saturday, Phones 2055, 4171 on the south side of High Street, Reading, wood. Such payments are to be made in ac­ lotte (Hoch) Kerchner and a mem­ fried, 85, Allentown, who died on Augl4-lt August'16, 1952. gf Aug7-2t Pennsylvania, containing 40 feet on High IN THE KUTZTOWN PATMOT cordance with the provisions of the Law and All that certain 2-story semi-t^ached brick Street and 115 feet in deptb. ber of Dunkel's Church; and the August 8th at his country home, Regulations promulgated by the State Agency WOMAN to take care of two children, age dwelling, garage and the lot l£ ground on NEW BRICK HOME Now, therefore, I, Roy Schweitzer, Sheriff Fraternal Order of Eagles, Kutz­ and the Federal Security Administrator. Such 3 and 4, 5 days a week, from 7 A.M to which same is erected, situate \^

one-half story brick house with a Sheriff of Berks County children; two great-grandchildren; (Krum) Siegfried. which agreement shall be in accordance with land, situate in Ruscombmanfl? Township, two-story "rarne addition, hot water heat, Act No. 491 and with paragraph 218 of the WILLIAM M. DELONG, 1952 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-door and a brother, W. G. Kerchner, Len­ He is survived by his wife, Emma SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, full Berks County, Pa., on the pub|, road lead­ bath, new -oil burner installed one year ago. Attorney Augl4-3t Social Security Act. Such plan and agree­ time employment. Deisher Knitting Mills, ing from the Sand Hill School r>--use to Price- Also twere will be Late the property of Alvin J. Levan, de­ ministration on the estate of the above named RAYMOND J. WEIDA, Augl4-lt offered for sale a complete hn^-of furniture ceased. great-grandchild. President of Council decedent have been granted to the under­ 1947 OLDS 2-door 76 Series 2 Tone 13th in his room at the White House and household goods: chest, brf ', bed room Apply to HELEN E. FOCHT, 14 Main signed. Attest: Street, Fleetwood, Pa., or RUTH M. Hotel, Lyons. He operated a shoe CARPENTERS AND HELPERS suite, bedding, electric filter £j*»n sweeper, All persons indebted to the estate of the 1947 CHEVROLET 2-door ELLIS W. BUCHMAN, studio couch, chairs, rugs, G.I*. 17-in. tele­ SCHLENKER, Kutztown, R. D. No. 3, Pa., for Kutztown and vicinity. Steady em­ said decedent are requested to make payment, repair shop in Reading for many Secretary of Council ployment, all replies held confidential. Write vision, Philco refrigerator, tible*T"ilver set for Executrices. 1940 CHEVROLET 2-door Approved this 11th day of August, A.D., 8, table lamps, cabinet, gas jpive, electric and all persons having claims or demands years. Among his survivors is a son, Patriot Box 60. July31-3t James F. MARX. Attorney, 604 Washing­ against the estate of the said decedent, are 1941 OLDSMOBILE Coach, hydra. Classified Ads Easy Way washer, tables, chair4l*dishes, cop­ ton Street, Reading, Pa. Aug7-4t Henry, Lyons. The funeral will be J. WALLACE LUCKENBILL, per kettle, lawn mower, culti*"tor, garden requested to make known the same, without YOUNG MAN for office work in northern delay, to the undersigned administratrix, c.t.a. 1940 CHEVROLET Business Coupe held Saturday in Reading. ORDINANCES Augl4-lt Burgess tools, anvil, large vise, blacK>uth forge, $6600 takes this bargain! iy2 acres. Near end of Berks County. State qualifications motor grindstone, 8-in. motor J-'rcular saw, ELEANOR I. HEINBACH, 617 N. Lafay­ 1940 CHEVROLET Convertible Coupe to start. Write Post Office Box 838, Read­ Dreamland Park—200 ft. off Pricetown AN ORDINANCE extension ladder and many oth£ articles too ette Street, Allentown, Pa., Administratrix. ORDINANCE NO. 187 ing, Pa. June26-tf v Road—5-Toom frame house, ins., H.A. oil 1940 CHEVROLET 4-door Sedan HAROLD RITTER An Ordinance of the Borough of Kutztown. numerous to mention. jl heat, fine well, aut. pump, bath, sewerage, WILLIAM M. DeLONG. Attorney An Ordinance of the Borough of Fleetwood, County of Berks and State of Pennsylvania, all in ex. cond. This is a beautiful place, LJ-JuIy31-3t 1940 LaSALLE Sedan Berks County, Commonwealth of Pennsyl­ BOOKKEEPER—full time employment, pleas­ To be sold as the property oleosa Binga- The funeral of Harold W. Ritter, amending the topographical survey of the man Estate. woods, pine trees, lawns and several small vania, providing for the extension of the ant working conditions. Apply Harold K. EXECUTORS NOTICE 1947 JEEP with snow plow att. 30, who died on August 10th at his aforesaid Borough, by changing the topo­ Kurtz Chevrolet, S. Maple St., Kutztown Sale to commence at 12:30 P.Jh (D.S.T.), buildings. Can be easiy converted to tur­ Federal Social Security System to Borough graphical building and curb lines on the key and chicken farm. The buy of the | Estate of ROSA BINGAMAN, late of Bor- phone 2113. JulylO-tf when terms and conditions wg*l be made I ough of Laureldale, Pa., deceased. 1947 STUDEBAKER 1 ton pick-up home, 130 South Haas street, Top- employes and officers. northeastern corner of the intersection of Col­ known by 1> vear for a small family. 1 block to school, Be it ordained and enacted by the Council lege Boulevard and West Walnut Street. bus service to Reading. Act quickly—Call Letters testamentary on the above estate 1940 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery ton, after a lengthy illness, will be HARRY BINGiJfAN, I having been granted to the undersigned, all of the Borough of Fleetwood, and it is hereby Be it enacted and ordained by the Borough C. HENRY BIS^AMAN, Smith, Realtor. Kutztown 5221. Augl4-lt FOR SALE j persons indebted to the estate are requested held Saturday at 2.00 P.M. in the ordained and enacted by authority of the Council of the Borough of Kutztown, and it I ' Executors Model A FORD pick-up same: is hereby enacted and ordained by authority PLOTS now selling on new development. 3 ; to make payment, and those having claims to DeLong and Trexler Funeral Home, 4 GILTS, 3 of them bred. Registered purebred DANIEL G. CRONRATH, Aucfijneer V TAG STUDEBAKER Stake Truck of the same, that: LLOYD M. SCHAEFFER, Attowy minutes out of town. One of the most I present the same, without delay, to Topton. The Rev. J. W. Bittner will That it is the considered opinion of this Hampshires. To be exhibited at the Kutz­ j C. HENRY BINGAMAN. 1416 Park Place, body that the extension of the Social Security SECTION 1. The northeastern topographi­ k Augl4-lt beautiful spots in Berks County to build your town Fair. Stuart Diener, Fleetwood, R. D. home. Reasonable prices. Call M. O. Hill, I Laureldale, or HARRY BINGAMAN, 39 officiate and burial will be in Hope System to employes and officers of the Bor­ cal building corner of the intersection of Col­ 1. Contact him at the fair or his home PUBLIC SALE 9: Kutztown 3781. July31-3t i East Main St., Fleetwood, or to their At- cemetery. Military honors will be ough of Fleetwood will be of great benefit, lege Boulevard and West Walnut Street, as address. Augl4-lt ' torney, LLOYD M. SCHAEFFER, 535 Court not only to' the employes of the Borough of EASY TERMS it is now shown on the topographical survey Of entire household goods an$ Nearly new, St., Reading, Pa. LJ-JuIyl0-6t accorded by Ray A. Master Post Fleetwood by providing that said employes of the aforesaid Borough, intersecting at an 3,000 PULLETS, roosters, capettes, various complete shoemaker's outfit on SKurday, Au- and officers may participate in the provisions FOR RENT No. 217, American Legion, Topton. angle of sixty-eight degrees nineteen minutes ages, 10-20 weeks, laying. Also Beagle pups ust 23 at 326 East Main Stre** Kutztown, of the Old Age and Survivors Insurance Sys­ forty seconds (68° 19' 40"), be changed by a. j 1 A native of Kutztown, he was a tem, but will- also be of great benefit to the joining the eastern topographical building line 4 months old from good hunters. N. M. f 2ND FLOOR* APARTMENT, Lyons, newly MONEY TO LOAN Schantz, between Huff's Church and Hen- Champion shoemaker's machirg y, patcher, Borough of Fleetwood by enabling it to at­ of College Boulevard with the northern topo- skiver, stretcher, lasting jack,* and parts, renovated. 4 rooms and bath. All conveni­ son of William and Elda (Heim­ tract and retain in employment the best of ningsville. Augl4-2t ences including gas and garage. Call Read­ LOW COST AUTO LOANS on new cars. raphical building line of West Walnut Street, small copper kettle, 12 day af'^que clock, Save the cost of one full installment. LEESEB bach) Ritter, and a veteran of personnel and thus increase the efficiency of y a curve having a radius of twenty feet ing 3-2801 mornings only. Augl4-lt its government. f PORTABLE ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER, wheelbarrow, lawn mower, old « est, stoves, ! FIRST MORTGAGES placed on ixnproYed MOTOR CO. three and one quarter inches (20' 3V4"), rugs, radio, rockers, carpets, t(,^ls, dishes, World War n, having served in single speed. Good condition, $8.00; and APARTMENT—3 rooms and bath. In Kutz­ real estate. The National Bank of Topton, The 1951 Session of the General Assembly a central angle of one hundred eleven degrees table model radio in working condition. linens, scales, tables, china oJ*set, carpet the Army three years, most of the forty minutes twenty seconds (1110 40' 20"), town. Write Patriot Box 72. Aug7-tf Topton, Pa., phone 32R2. Member FDIC. Tooton—Phone 68 of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in Most any offer accepted. Call Topton sweeper, clothes trees, and a lot % y>re articles NovJ-tf time in Europe. A graduate of KHS, regular session, enacted a statute, known as a tangent distance of twenty-nine feet ten 128R14 mornings. Augl4-lt* too numerous to mention. Insp^l'ion Friday he was a member of St. John's Act No. 491, which is the enabling Act pro­ and one-half inches (29' lOVi"), and a evening. 5. REAL ESTATE WANTED vided for in Section 218 of Public Law 734, distance along the arc of thirty-nine feet six MILTON $n August WANTED FARMS FOR SALE. Selling farms joining the eastern topographical curb line of 16, 1952, at 2 P. M. at school Xilding. College Boulevard with the northern topo- since 1929. Have buyer at present waiting 1946 WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR. 7 20% deposit on sale day. B» »nce when raphical curb line of West Walnut Street, for a farm 70 to 100 acres. Whenever cu. ft., small freezer compartment $100. deed is ready. Open for inspection' on day of FREDERICK'S REAL ESTATE f y a curve having a radius of thirty feet no Call Fleetwood 2662. Augl4-tf sale, 9:?0 A.M.-12 Noon. inches (30' 0"), a central angle of one hun­ Souderton, Pa., Route 113. Phone 2040, For Your Bank Account RICHMOND TWP. SCHOf L BOARD after 1 p.m. phone 609. . July24-8t dred eleven degrees forty minutes twenty sec­ 10" MOTOROLA TV SET. Mahogany Finish. MOYER, Auctioneer V, Aug7-2t onds (111° 40' 20"), a tangent distance of Good working order. Reasonable price. Call J^ forty-four feet two and one-half inches (44' PLOTS OF GROUND along highways. Give You Need Us 1 Topton 178R4. Augl4-3t* • • • • 2 A"), and a distance along the arc of fifty- description and price asked. Write Post Of­ AUTOMOBILES fice Box 838, Reading, Pa. Junel2-tf eight feet five and five-eight inches (58' BICYCLE—man's, 3-speed, hand brake, gen­ 5%"). Good bank management . . . sound bank super­ We are prepared to render immediate service any erator, lights, practically new. Telephone 1939 4-door STUDEBAKER. *rren D. ', sylvania, deceased. Faust, 301 S. Franklin St., Fleft^ood, Pa. Noble Street, Kutztown or call 5681. Letters testamentary on the above estate 2 WEST FRANKLIN STREET, TOPTON AN ORDINANCE Aug7-2t Call 2956. V July31-6t j having been granted to the undersigned, all Phone 32 We invite you to visit our display An Ordinance oi the Borough of Kutztown, I persons indebted to the estate are requested CONVERTIBLE tops recovered. Future and County of Berks and State of Pennsylvania, COAL ROOM HEATERS and oil space heat­ ! to make payment, and those having claims to SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT amending the topographical survey of the ers. C. A. Lesher, Lenhartsville, Pa. auto upholstery. Venetian bliri^. George ' present the same, without delay, to j aforesaid Borough, by changing the curb Aug7-tf Stump, 228 E. Main St., FleeMood, Pi. I STANLEY G. MOHN, Langhorne. R. D. in the Main Building of the Kutz­ Phone 4711. 1 Feb3-tf elevations on the southern side of West Main (No. 2. Pa.; MARY K. MOHN, 1640 Turner A SAFE BANK Street between White Oak and Noble Street. ESSO OIL BURNER BOILER UNIT, com­ Street, Allentown, Pa.; WILLIAM E. MOHN. Be it enacted and ordained by the Bor­ plete with controls, tankless, h.w. heater -.'~n' WANTED Lenhartsville, Pa., Executors. Our 26 Ton Door Guards Your Valuables—a high ratio of cash and gov­ town Fair. ough Council of the Borough of Kutztown, and oil storage tank. Large enough for 8 R. JOSEPH MERKEL, Esq., Attorney, 31 and it is hereby enacted and ordained by au­ or 9 rooms, used one season. Dial Lees­ North Sixth Street, Reading, Pa. Aug7-6t ernment securiti** to deposits insures you against deposit loss. thority of the same, that: port 178R12. Aug7-3t* WILL DO expert typing at my fr&ne. Rea- SECTION 1. The existing curb grades on sonable rates. Phone Kutztown*3461 . the southern side of West Main Street between HOUSE HEATING BOILERS, new and used, Augl4-tf IF YOU WANT TO SELL IT MEMBER FEDERAi DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I White Oak Street and Noble Street, as they all sizes. Pipe fittings and rods. Jack TRANSPORTATION wanted to feuding be­ ADVERTISE CLASSIFIED We have applied Perma-Stone to are now shown on the topographical survey Daly, Virginville. Augl4-3t of the aforesaid Borough, be changed. tween 7 and 7:45 A.M. CalBHCutztown rN THE KUTZTOWN PATRIOT SECTION 2. A new curb grade be es- GOATS—Registered Toggenburgs. Mrs. H. 6366. *->ugl4-3t* some of the prominent buildings on ! tablished on the southern side of West Main Coleman, Zionsville, RT D. No. 1, Pa. ' Street from White Oak Street to Noble Street, July31-3t« SECOND HAND combination coSLtnd elec­ tric stove. Call Kutztown 6304. f*\ugl4-lt* .r^» to the effect that the top of all new concrete Main Street in Kutztown. I curb constructed along that portion of West GIRL'S CHICAGO SHOE ROLLER SKATES EXPERIENCED UPHOLSTERER Junts work , Main Street be 7" above the edge of the size 5, good condition, reasonable price. at home. All kinds of odd cSJrs recov­ t existing concrete highway area at curb line. Phone Kutztown 6096 between 12 noon ered. Platforms rebuilt and cjTiions re­ SECTION 3. The Borough Engineer is and 1:00 P.M. July31-tf» ^X-^-^K^ filled. Also tufting. Samples an-" free esti­ ' hereby authorized and directed to make any mates. Warren D. Faust, 301 4' Franklin ; changes on the topographical survey of the BREWERS GRAINS for sale at attractive Street, Fleetwood. Dial 2956. f Aug7-12t j Borough of Kutztown, 'Is may be necessary price. Arenel Farms Feed Mill, Shoemak­ 1 to conform to the provisions of this Ordi- ersville, Pa. July3-tf WE WILL buy your wheat. BiQey, oanj, I nance. corn, soybeans. Visit our milfci^or phone SECTION 4. The Borough Solicitor is here- PAINT FOR SALE—over a carload of Glid- Hamburg 2662—Arenel Farms i^ed Mill, HERBERT E. KLINE ' by authorized and directed to take whatever den well-known quality paint at special Shoemakersville, Pa. y^ JulylO-tf j steps are necessary to carry out the provisions bargain prices of #1.90 per gallon for grav and red, $2.60 per gallon for white and of this Ordinance. WANTED OLD IRON copper, *ass, bat­ Representative SECTION 5. Any ordinance or parts of Or­ green. Arenel Farms Teed Mill, Shoemak­ ersville. Pa. Mar27-tf teries, aluminum. Call Russ i it, Fleet­ dinances inconsistent with the provisions of wood 5974. Yard at WalnuttownLwill call. this Ordinance, are hereby repealed. rane5-12t» FLEETWOOD 4241—2687 Enacted and Ordained an Ordinance this NOCAKO dry molasses concentrate for your 12th day of August, 1952. silage and other uses. Also molasses in bulk. BYRON J. FREY, ARENEL FARMS FEED MILL. Shoemak­ President of Borough Council ersville, Pa. May22-tf READING OFFICE Attest: CARL H. BORTZ, HOME DRESSED TURKEYS 8-13 lbs., no WHEN ITS ; 1 Secretary of Borough Council oil or drug flavors, free delivery Saturdays. 542 ROBESON STREET—PHONE 2-1240 Approved as an Ordinance this 12th day of One turkey for 45c lb. live, 3 for 43c 1 Augvst, 1952. lb., and 6 for 40c lb., plus 50c each for IRA T. MOYER, dressing. James Good, phone Kutztown TIME TO At!T Augl4-2t Burgess 5341. July3-9t FIREWOOD for sale—$6.00 per load deli*- HELP WANTED ered, Jacob K. Hartman, Kutztown, R. D. 2, phone 6798. Mar22-tf DRIVER for baker route. Rentschler's Bakery. Phone Kutztown: 2534. Aug7-2t OATS—We bought several or loads and HtttW offer good quality western oats off-the-car. DISH WASHER and KITCHEN HELPER Arenel'Farms Feed Mill. Shoemakersrille, wanted. Apply at Lutz's Luncheonette 157 Pa. Apr24-tf W. Main St., Kutztown. Augl4-lt ROOSTERS and CAPONS, live or dressed. BOOKKEEPER and TYPIST. Apply Kutz­ Nevin M. Miller, R. D. No. 3. Kutz­ 5 HELP town Textile Mills. Augl4-tf town, phone 6931. JulylC^t* BB!2&itl buttons' WANTED '200 DOWN •n** ,„,%eoaam\ 0 51 Ford Tudor $1695 49 Buick 4 dr $1595 '. ^tJ mam****** 51 Plymouth 4 dr $1695 49 Mercury 4 dr $1495 51 Plymouth CI. Cpe. .$1695 49 Chevrolet 4 dr. . . .$1310 Experienced Operators 51 Nash Rambler $1595 49 Chevrolet 2 dr. ...$1295 50 Plymouth 4 dr $1475 49 Willys St. Wagon . $1130 on 50 Hudson 4 dr $1395 48 Packard Conv $1095 <7/U4ROWNDS.R|0DE Here's something to rec 3 and Single and Zig-zag remember: an instance NO MONEY DOWN policy that protected |ou a 9 couple of years ago, m||y not M© •** * of spec*" P* * 48 Ford 4 dr $895 46 Ford 4 dr $695 do so today. Be safe. j«t us Machines 47 Chevrolet Conv $995 42 Plymouth 4 dr $420 check all your policies with 47 Plymouth Conv $965 42 Hudson 4 dr $295 you without any oblig^ion. 46 Dodge 4 dr $845 41 Cadillac 4 dr $495 Apply 46 Buick 4 dr $895 41 Dodge 4 dr $195 HELD'S 46 Chevrolet 4 dr $765 40 Buick 4 dr $195 173 W. Main Sf._ KutztowiTntrMwnn MOVIE STAR INSURANCE- TOPTON, PA. C|QE-CASUAlTY.«FIDEi!TY PAUL HELD HUDSON £ SURETY BONDS?? TREXLERTOWN PHONE: ALLENTOWN 56-1731 fiUODE flyt

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