Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA October 25, 1913 In order to find out why his son Sylvester had left home, Obadiah HILBERT, of Alburtis, made a trip to Cumberland County, to see the young man in person. Young HILBERT disappeared after a Saturday night's debauch two months ago. Next day his rig, belonging to his employer, farmer SCHMOYER, of Spring Creek, was found in a barn yard near Mertztown, six miles away. His disappearance made a great hubbub, and there were allegations of foul play. September 3, 1943 A seven-year-old Pennsburg, R.D. boy was accidentally hurled to his death from a manure spreader on his grandfather's farm near Red Hill late Monday afternoon. The boy, Calvin C. PETERSON, died instantly from a fractured skull. The lad fell to his death when the horses pulling the vehicle in a corn field on the farm lunged ahead from a standstill. Mr. Fenton RUSSELL, Red Hill, pronounced the child dead. October 25, 1973 Paul R. NESTLER, Sr., Green Lane Hosiery Manufacturer, died suddenly on Friday afternoon after suffering a heart attack at his home at 408 Walnut street, Green Lane. He was 77 years, 10 months and 16 days old, and husband of Helene F. (Huebner) Nestler. Mr. Nestler came to this country from Germany after the first World War and established his factory in May of 1929 on Walnut Street in Green Lane under the name of the Green Lane Hosiery Company, Inc. He has served as its president since that time, a period of more than 44 years.