November 15, 2024: Things We "Heard" and Would Like To Share ...

by Lesley Misko

Saturday Night: Crossroads Guitars and Art Unites With Frecon Farms for Special Event

Frecon Farms is sponsoring "Apple Cider Night" from 5- 9pm at Crossroads Guitars & Art, 1041 E Philadelphia Ave, Gilbertsville. Live music from Ian Althouse will create the mood for tasting Frecon's finest hard (and non-alcoholic) ciders. Frecon Farms says, "Whether you’re dancing to the tunes or indulging in sweet sips, this is a celebration of fall flavors you won’t want to miss. Gather with friends and family for a memorable night filled with laughter, community, and the delicious taste of autumn!"

You can sign- up to attend by visiting the event page on Facebook; just click here.  

Boyertown Area Historical Society Has Print Resources Available

The Boyertown Times (and Berks Democrat) are available on the Society's computer. They are glad to share that there is "no more searching those ancient microfilm machines.You never know what you'll find when you look back." 

Society memberships make a great holiday gift. The library is open by appointment and the
0ffice is open Wednesdays, 9-12.

Here is an ad that was from June of 1966. What a deal for an apartment in 1966!  

Quilt of Valor Is Awarded

The Boyertown Area School District shares:   

"Rod Norman, courier for BASD, was awarded a Quilt of Valor from Mrs. Bonnie Coughlin on behalf of the Quilts of Valor Foundation. The Mission of the Quilts of Valor Foundation is to cover Service Members and Veterans touched by war with comforting and healing Quilts of Valor. Mrs. Coughlin is the grandmother of one of NHUF’s students. When presenting the quilts, they capture pictures of the veterans wrapped in them. The Quilt of Valor is a quality, handmade quilt that is machine or hand-quilted. It says unequivocally, “Thank you for your service and sacrifice in serving our nation.” The quilt must be a specific size, have a label with the required information, be awarded (it is not a gift), and be recorded."  

New Mural Welcomes People to Boyertown  

If you missed the recent article about this mural, you can read it by clicking here.

Boyertown Class of '74 Recently Reunited To Celebrate 50

More News from Boyertown

• A Pictorial Tour Through the History of Boyertown: Main Street Businesses page 14 Main Street--page 14
• American Legion Honors Veterans with Brick Project The Boyertown area American Legion Post invites friends and family to honor the Veterans in their life.