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Old Deeds Presented
Recently,
Thomas Smith, a
Drexel Hill High School student,
presented three 18th century
deeds for plots of land lying in
the village of Heidelberg (now
Schaefferstown). »
Tom is an active member of
Historic Schaefferstown. He pur
chased the deeds at an auction
last summer and had them
framed with glass on both sides.
Two of the deeds still contain
the original red wax seals.
The deeds were presented as a
memorial to the late John
Brendel, one of the founders and
a Director of Historic Schaeffers
town. John Brendel gave Tom
Smith much assistance and en
couragement in bis initial ex
perience with the investigation
of local history. John Brendel and
his wife Winnie have been an
inspiration to many young people
whose interests included local
history and folklore.
Mrs. Brendel accepted the
deeds for the Association. They
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 21, 1971—7
Pa. Dutch Days
From the original one-day
celebration twenty-three years
ago, Pennsylvania Dutch Days
in Hershey, Pa., has grown to
six full days of folklore, family
fun and festivities which draws
participants from all walks of
life. This year the annual cele
bration runs from Tuesday, Au
gust 24th-thru Sunday, August
29th, with many notables taking
part.
Included among the speakers
for the week are Dr. R. W. Sch
losser, President Emeritus of
Elizabethtown College, who will
conduct the daily seminars.
Rev. Charles W. Buffington,
White Hall, Pa., will be the Dia-
will be hung upon the .walls of
the Library and Museum on
North Market Street in Schaef
ferstown.
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Set At Hershey
lect Dutch minister for the Fri
day evening Church Service. He
will be assisted by Professor K.
K. Eby, Dialect Dutch teacher,
of Hershey. Pennsylvania Dutch
Dialect hymns will be sung by
the Lakeside Male Chorus with
John Kintzel as the leader.
On Sunday evening in the
large Community Theatre, Dr.
Raymond I. Lindquist, Pastor of
the Hollywood Presbyterian
Church, Hollywood, California,
will be the speaker at the Unit
ed Religious Service. Special
music will be rendered by the
Harrisburg Postal Male Chorus
under the direction of A. Leon
Riesinger.
Prominent State, local and
regional officials will bring
greetings at the ribbon-cutting
ceremonies Tuesday morning,
while on Wednesday evening in
the Starlight Ballroom, Ken
neth V. Hatt, Vice President of
Hershey Estates, will welcome
the many visitors to Dutch
Days.
The 23rd annual, official
yearbook and program will be
dedicated to Carl S. Swarr, one 1
of the originators, prime mov
ers and President of the Penn
sylvania Dutch Days Commit
tee. Mr. Swarr passed away
July 3, 1971.
Maureen Wimmer, Miss Penn
sylvania for 1971, will assist in
the ribbon-cutting ceremony on
Tuesday morning. On Saturday
afternoon in the Starlight Ball
room, Betsy Jayne Ellsworth,
the Pennsylvania Poultry Fed
eration Queen, will crown her
successor.
The Original Pennsylvania
Dutch Days runs from August
24 thru August 29, 1971, in Her
shey, Pa., with plenty of park
ing, good food and something
of interest for every member of
' the family.
Jupiter’s Moons
The planet Jupiter is cir
cled by 12 moons, four of
which can be seen with mod
erately powerful binoculars.
These were the first celes
tial bodies discovered
through a-telescope—by Gali
leo in 1610.
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