My Iron-Man Friend

By William Strayer
Published on September 1, 1970
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Two VIP' sour fine editor and engineer, Elmer Rilzman, running the engine and Bill Berkheimer, another expert engineer and restorer of all types of machinery. This was a great day running The Little Jewel followed by a picnic and get-together with many of
Two VIP' sour fine editor and engineer, Elmer Rilzman, running the engine and Bill Berkheimer, another expert engineer and restorer of all types of machinery. This was a great day running The Little Jewel followed by a picnic and get-together with many of
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Here is William Berkheimer's rebuilt Ford truck, ready to start back from Mora, Minnesota with Bill's 6 HP Case portable, March 21, 1968. Courtesy of William Strayer, R. D. 1, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 17019
Here is William Berkheimer's rebuilt Ford truck, ready to start back from Mora, Minnesota with Bill's 6 HP Case portable, March 21, 1968. Courtesy of William Strayer, R. D. 1, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania 17019
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Here is Elmer in the Korn Krib at Easter Time in 1968. Picture was taken by Raymond H. Knierman. Courtesy of Raymond H. Knierman, 435 West Erie Street, Linesville-, Pa. 16424
Here is Elmer in the Korn Krib at Easter Time in 1968. Picture was taken by Raymond H. Knierman. Courtesy of Raymond H. Knierman, 435 West Erie Street, Linesville-, Pa. 16424
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William Strayer on Ed Yeager's farm near Wellsville. (I'm not sure who sent this photo in but I think it was Mr. Strayer. Anyhow, it is a perfect picture in my estimation for a harvest issue - too tall for the cover though. I think it is a great shot thou
William Strayer on Ed Yeager's farm near Wellsville. (I'm not sure who sent this photo in but I think it was Mr. Strayer. Anyhow, it is a perfect picture in my estimation for a harvest issue - too tall for the cover though. I think it is a great shot thou

R. D. 1, Dillsburg, Penna.

First, a few lines to introduce Mr. William Berkheimer, who is
the Iron-Man in this story.

Mr. Berkheimer was born on one of the cleanest and well kept
farms in the Cumberland Valley north of the Williams Grove Park,
then after the passing of his parents, he took over, but now his

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