. La storia centenaria di Kutztown, Pennsylvania : celebrando il centenario dell'incorporazione del borgo, 1815-1915. Iscritto come un uomo osservante molto dis-tinguished. Fu accu-tomo a fare una passeggiata di Mornino lungo la teroad che conduce a Lione. Alcuni bambini di campagna che vengono in città una mattina incontrarono l'himat alla cava di Coffeetown mentre era su uno dei suoi viaggi pedonali. Erano scuola la scuola, dando istruzione in arte aghi-lavoro, in modo che l'introduzione delle arti uomo-ual nelle scuole di Kutztown non è sorecent come si è supposto. II. HelenaIjiehl, (allora Helena Kutz) ora risiedano

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. The centennial history of Kutztown, Pennsylvania : celebrating the centennial of the incorporation of the borough, 1815-1915. scribed as being a very dis-tinguished looking man. He was accus-tomed to take a mornino walk along theroad leading to Lyons. Some country chil-dren coming to town one morning met himat the Coffeetown quarry as he was on oneof his pedestrian trips. They were school the school, giving instruction in art needle-work, so that the introduction of the man-ual arts into Kutztown schools is not sorecent as has been supposed. IIrs. HelenaIjiehl, (then Helena Kutz) now resident atWest Alain and Schoedler streets, was a]jupil in Masons School, taking lessons inthis art work from Mrs. Mason. The ac-companying illustration is from a ])hoto-graph of a large and remarkably well exe-cuted, especially for a girl of eleven years, sampler made under the direction of Airs.Mason. The sampler shows, with evi-dent accuracy of detail, the old St. JohnsUnion Church and the Franklin Academyjust across White Oak street. So far asknown it is the only contemporary pictureshowing these two buildinus. It is accur-. Sampi^p;i< worked bv Mrs. Helena Biehl when a pupji, in Franki.in Academy(Showing the Old TJnion Church and the Franklin Academy) children attending the parochial ( ?) schoolWe were afraid of him because he seemedso gay and stylish and spoke English, whilewespoke German only. (Mrs. Wynne). He is said to have been an excellent teach-er. He had a library and sold books—]30S-sibly acted as colporteur. Mrs. Wynne, (then Elizabeth Neff), remembers havingsecured a book of Bible biogra|3hies fromhim. He married a lady from Iricetown. formoney as the gossips said. The marriageoccurred soon after Mason came to town.The pair had two sons, the elder thirteenor fourteen years of age when the familyleft Kutztown. There was also a daugh-ter. Mrs. Mason assisted her husband in ate even tcj the number of panes of glassin the windows. Other pupils in Alasons School were:A

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• bookidcu3192402886
• bookyear1915