. The centennial history of Kutztown, Pennsylvania : celebrating the centennial of the incorporation of the borough, 1815-1915. haradin Mr. Belmont Dr. Ed.gar J. Stein Cvril Clifford Lieut, Richard T, Herman Dr. Farpo Walter S. Dietrich Freddie Belmont Arthur B. Hintcrleiter Snowhall Francis E. Sharadin Judge Henry Buttons, a retired judge and millowner Quinton D. Herman Harold Thomas, the villian Wm. S. Rhode Henry Plansell, a noble specimen of young man-hood Paul A. Herman .Aristotle Tompkins and Horatio Squash, intimate friends of the judge John Morgan and Paul Herman Hans Von Staudt, the c
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. The centennial history of Kutztown, Pennsylvania : celebrating the centennial of the incorporation of the borough, 1815-1915. haradin Mr. Belmont Dr. Ed.gar J. Stein Cvril Clifford Lieut, Richard T, Herman Dr. Farpo Walter S. Dietrich Freddie Belmont Arthur B. Hintcrleiter Snowhall Francis E. Sharadin Judge Henry Buttons, a retired judge and millowner Quinton D. Herman Harold Thomas, the villian Wm. S. Rhode Henry Plansell, a noble specimen of young man-hood Paul A. Herman .Aristotle Tompkins and Horatio Squash, intimate friends of the judge John Morgan and Paul Herman Hans Von Staudt, the cook O. Raymond Grimley Julius and Neb, two negro servants Francis E. Sharadin and Louis V. Hottenstei 1 Laura Bell, the judges ward Charlotte Kranilich Mrs. Hansen, Llenrys mother Mrs. Elmer Maurer Dolly, a housemaid Mrs. Bert E. Aloritz Mary Harris Victoria .Schwoyer Policeman, Mob of Strkers, Etc.Location—Wheeling, West Virginia. CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF KUTZTOWN i6i Thomas S. Levan was maiiager and in-structor of the Old Dramatic Ckib, andthrough his instrumentaUtv the organizationwas started and maintained. He is a son. Thomas S. Levan of Col. Daniel R. Levan, deceased. He wasborn and raised at Kutztown, and his fam-ily, of French Huguenot descent, is one of the oldest and best known in the county.Mr. Levan received his education in thepublic schools of his native town and atthe Keystone State Normal School. After leaving school he was engaged inbusiness for some time in Reading and latercarried on a successful business in NewYork. He afterwards sold out and took acourse in one of New Yorks best trainingschools. Mr, Levan has a wide reputationas an elocutionist. A number of years agohe filled various engagements in that capa-city and frequently took part in amateurperformances of local theatrical companiesin his native town and Reading. For quitea number of years he was the indefatigablemanager, instructor, and trainer of the OldIvutztown Dramatic Club and had unusuallyflatt