Barter drama enchants Bath audiences in sacred heart work
The four act biblical drama Barter staged by Sacred Heart Parish in Bath drew two full-house crowds on Saturday and Sunday under Rev. J. Wm. Post. Marie Stibinger led as Miriam with a strong cast including Frederick Manning Jobal, Martin Marshang Varrus, John Bauer Jr Phanuel, Charles Hoffmeister Judas, and Miss Alice Metz Rhea. The production featured period-accurate sets and a suite of musicians and was praised as the finest yet under the priest's direction.
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Sacred Heart
Bath
Sacred Heart Parish
J. Wm. Post
Marie Stibinger
Miriam
Frederick Manning
Jobal
Lora
Helen Schramick
Leonard Marshang
Oreb
Varrus
Frank
J Oan
Emma Kistard
Earl Wink
D. H. Randall
Philadelphia
Post
Return of six year old from hospital after illness
Verna Stahley reports her daughter Stahley aged six has returned home from Al lentown Hospital after about four months of treatment for measles complications. Her health greatly improved following the hospital stay.
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Stahley
Verna Stahley
Allentown Hospital
Palm Sunday Confirmation at St. John's Lutheran Church
Rev. R L Kerstetter led St. John's Lutheran Church in confirming a class of fourteen young members at Palm Sunday service. The well attended ceremony featured a prettily decorated church and listed Adeline Graybill Hattie Hahn Eleanor Hardle Margaret Kunkel Annie Mary Catherine Michalczyk Margaret Moser Margaret Nagy Anna Romanick Alfred Greene Robert Harding Rollo Harding and John Newton as new accessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Kerstetter
St. John's Lutheran Church
Adeline Graybill
Hattie Hahn
Eleanor Hardle
Margaret Kunkel
Annie and Mary
Catherine Michalczyk
Margaret Moser
Margaret Nagy
Anna Romanick
Alfred Greene
Robert Harding
Rollo Harding
John Newton
Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Bath Opens Saturday
The Merchants of Bath stage the annual Egg Hunt next Saturday at 2 30 on main street. Bath and nearby children may participate. Merchants contribute prizes free to winners. Reuben Rohr, Pharmacist, chairs the Citizens Committee. The event typically draws several thousand townspeople.
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Merchants of
Bath
Main Street
Reuben Rohr
Christ Reformed Confirms Class On Palm Sunday
Christ Reformed Church Reverend Wm A Helffrich D D pastor confirms a class of 11 young people on Palm Sunday. List includes Harold Jones Dilcher Horace John Dough erty Ray Walter Ervin Alfred Charles Fatzinger Grace Elizabeth Graver Esther Mary Merkham Irvin Franklin Rissmiller Benjamin Franklin Rohn Jr Harry Telargyzh Eugene Telargyzh and Helena Mae Werner.
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Christ Reformed Church
Wm. A. Helffrich
D. D
Harold Jones Dilcher
Horace John Dougherty
Ray Walter Ervin
Alfred Charles Fatzinger
Grace Elizabeth Graver
Esther Mary Merkham
Irvin Franklin Rissmiller
Benjamin Franklin Rohn, Jr
Harry Telargyzh
Eugene Telargyzh
Helena Mae Werner
Birthday Party for Miss Josephine Muscler
Miss Josephine Muscler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Muscler of Main Street, celebrated her 12th birthday with class mates and friends Tuesday evening. Guests from town included Mildred Bengston Betty Plotnick Evelyn Graver Elizabeth Lerch Catherine Hahn Grace Oplinger Dorothy Bittenbender Jean Bertz Louise Harding Lillian Laubach Anna Brandl Catherine Kossitos Regina Shonk and visiting relatives Mr and Mrs James Janner and son of Allentown and Mr and Mrs Beyer of Fullerton.
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Josephine Muscler
Chris Muscler
Anna Brandl
Catherine Kossitos
Regina Shonk
Town
James Janner
Allentown
Beyer
Fullerton
Bath Literary Society Meets and Elects Officers
The Eurekans and Adelphians presented a Friday Wolf Junior High program with President Harold Dilcher and officers Elizabeth Schaffer Evelyn Graver Leo Bittenbender Margaret Kunkel. A lengthy roster of topics, readings, solos, and a debate on sailors versus miners followed in a formal gathering.
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Eurekans
Adelphians
Wolf
Harold Dilcher
Elizabeth Schaffer
Evelyn Graver
Leo Bittenbender
Margaret Kunkel
Chaplin
Eleanor Leigh
Charles Diener
Raymond Ervin
Mildred Merkham
Fred Shonk
Donald Siegfried
Alfred Green
Verna Harding
Irene Ritter
Grover Houser
Michael Thomas
Edward Smith
Bernice Roberts
James Schneider
Woodrow Schlegel
Mary Horn
Nicholas Ko
LeVan
Palm Sunday Observed at Christ Reformed Church
Inclement weather did not dampen Palm Sunday services at Christ Reformed Church. Pastor Wm A Helffrich, D D, confirmed eleven members eight men and three women in his 30th confirmation over 32 years in Bath. The service featured choir numbers Jerusalem and Ride on rid e on in majesty with solos by Anne Cole and Jean Worman.
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Christ Reformed Church
Wm. A. Helffrich
D. D
Helffrich
Bath
Jerusalem
Gunaud
Eville
Anne
Cole
Jean A. Worman
Frank
Graver
Mary
Rosa
Bertha Moser
Anne 8
Florence Schaffer
Leila Houser
Dorothy Bartholomew
Rosa Tellargyzh
Hilda Ervin
Elizabeth Sencenbach
W. J. Moll
E. A. Edwards
Floyd Miller
Messrs
Debbert Siegfried
Wm. H. Hawk
Walter Wagner
Phillips
Phares
H. H. Heller, Jr
John Spanitz
Richard Leiby
Frank 8. Graver
Lions and Exchange Clubs Plan Joint Meeting
Next Wednesday the Bath Lions Club and the Exchange Club of Northampton will hold a joint session at Jacksonville Cafe. The gathering promises an interesting meeting with a special program to be rendered.
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Bath Lions Club
Exchange Club of
Northampton
Jacksonville Cafe
Vintage Citrus Drinks and Ice Cube Tea Ideas
A. Addison style notes on cool drinks for fall: citrus cocktails with chipped ice, strawberry sparking water, and mint. B. Tea cube concept: brew tea, freeze in ice cubes with lemon or orange, serve with lemon slices. C. Golden Nectar and Fruitade recipes: orange, lemon, pineapple juices with sugar and water, chilled and served over ice. D. Orangeade grape mix and orange juice recipes: grape juice with orange juice, sugar, and garnishes. E. Orangeade traditional: orange and lemon juice, boiled orange peel, water, sugar, served iced with orange wedges. Includes multiple fruit juice blends and ice-based serving ideas.
Preserving Frugal Delights Tomato-Raisin Conserve and Carrot Marmalade
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union guide outlines affordable homemade preserves. Recipes include Tomato-Raisin Conserve with tomatoes lemons apples spices and sugar. Carrot Marmalade with grated carrots sugar lemons and spices. and Pear and Apple Conserve with pears apples raisins walnuts sugar and lemon.
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Western Newspaper Union
Budgeting Calories and Cheaper Meat Dishes Artfully Used
Slideshow-like cooking notes discuss stretching a budget with cheaper cuts such as mutton round steak and neck. Directions spell out trimming fat, flour coating, pan browning, layering apples and onions, adding sugar salt and pepper, then baking and finishing with mint jelly for a flavorful, economical meal.
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Budertiog
Iit
Ccrefus
Ly3
Apron fashion returns with circular designs in linen
A piece describing revived domestic wear highlights various apron styles from square to round. A featured circular bib and waist design forms a deep pleat at the center, with a belt attached and edge finishing options. An example yellow linen apron uses lavender bias piping along the circular edge and pocket edge.
Gas Tax Reform Urged For Pennsylvania At-Source Collection
J Barton Weeks of the Keystone Automobile Club urged Pennsylvania lawmakers to switch gasoline tax collection to an at the source system. He cited 24 620 dealers reporting eleven months of receipts and $477 884 in costs, arguing California shows lower costs and that savings could approach a quarter of a million dollars with reduced payroll and operating expenses.
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Pennsylvania
J. Barton Weeks
Keystone Automobile Club
Mr. Weeks
California
Weekly Safety Radiogram Highlights Young Patrol Hero
A Lorain Ohio schoolboy patrolman saved two girls from a truck by pushing them to safety as he watched a green light. National Safety Council notes similar rescues in Spokane and Wichita and praises the patrol program for child safety. It warns against unloaded guns and promotes gun safety and supervision. The council also notes medals for life saving via prone pressure resuscitation and cites home accident risks and carbon monoxide as leading causes of home fatalities.
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Lorain
Ohio
National Safety Council
Spokane
Wichita
Louise Gillen
Chicago
Opera Building
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Claire Worman
Palmerton
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Muhlenberg
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Christ Reformed
Bath Literary Society
Reformed
Lions and Exchangeites
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Addison
Rogers
Stone Automobile Club
Harrisburg
Federal Bureau of Tural
United States
West North Central
Atlantic States
East End Garage
F. J. Scheetz
Nazareth
the Financial Hill
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Company
Associated System Properties
Associated Securities
Boris
Associated System
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co., Incorporated
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