Past Grand Meet Highlights and April Beaver Gathering
Report from the Past Grand gathering describes remarks by Lew Dock and others, with humor from Shively and Bankhardt presiding. The event included a parish supper, invocations, greetings from county associations, and plans for the April Beaver meeting with Grand Lodge speakers expected. Junior Kings Daughters Rainbow Circle forms at John’s Reformed Church with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dock
Hardt
Kildare
Henry Bankrel
la ‘Wendler
Stanley Ser- Shively
Paul Ferchner
Gus Harris
Shively Sannon
Bankhardt
Nnhe
Church of the Nativity
Billinger
Lehigh University
Wilmot Gateson
Kleckner
H. M
Viator
John Green
Pottsho
Mm County Association
Riverd Ellsworth
Kingston
Luzerne County
An Mystic Order of Samaritans
Sloys Sanctorum
Beaver Meadow
Dean Gateson
E. H. Meglathery
H of Friendship Lodge
Adulor Kings' Daughter Society
R John's Reformed Church of
Guest Concert Rendition At High School
A high school concert features Mr Fisher percussionist and Mr Colestock baritone. The Alma Mater closes the program performed by the glee club. After the event, the groups join a Muhlenberg Club lunch and a tour of the new annex. In Harrisburg on March 31 the State Health Department is notified of a $30,000 federal drought relief allocation. The Nazareth National Bank and Trust Co is appointed guardian for Mary A Dry, minor child of the late Rev M M Dry by Judge William M McKeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Colestock
Glee Club
Muhlenberg
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
William M. McKeen
Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company
Mary A. Dry
M. M. Dry
Hoffman Couple Celebrate 38th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman of East Centre Street celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They entertained their children and grandchildren and friends with a sumptuous chicken and waffle dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner and family, Mrs. Mable Leh, Abraham Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gutekunst of Ferndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hoffman
East Centre Street
Town
Joseph Wagner
Mable Leh
Abraham Hoffman
Milton Hoffman
Frank Gutekunst
Ferndale
Grade School Spring Musical Presented by Nazareth pupils
On Friday April 10 at 8 p m the Nazareth grade school will stage a spring musical in the high school auditorium. Fifth and sixth graders will sing in chorus with Whitfield and Fairfield Rhythm Bands performing and the operetta Mother Goose's Garden. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazaret
Whitfield
Fairview
Age of trees spans centuries in forests and legends
The excerpt notes aspens aging to forty or fifty, some mature at that age. It states two hundred years as an average for trees, while sequola can live two to three thousand years, and India’s dragon tree is claimed to be about five thousand years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Installment Buying Through History and Practice
The practice of paying over time traces to ancient times with Crassus noted for profiting from building and selling houses on installment. The contemporary system is understood to have existed about a century ago, shaping modern retail finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crassus
Julius Caeser
Rome
Columbus Sparked Global Exploration Rush
The text notes that before Columbus there was little exploration, and upon news of the New World’s discovery Europe surged into an unprecedented stampede for exploration that reshaped world exploration era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New World
Europe
All for the Best in the Wikt Ot to the Sage of Chinatown
A Washington Star bit quotes Ot the sage of Chinatown musing that an unfulfilled ideal brings mild regret. He suggests realization might have caused sorrow, noting only Eternal Wisdom can know what is best for mortals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Chinatown
Washington Star
Far Poultry Winter Feeding Now Neglected
Poultry owners face winter feeding and water challenges as cold weather limits access to feed. Mash feeding becomes necessary with large mash hoppers for two weeks, plus a monthly ration of about three pounds per bird. Provide grit, shell, and easy to clean drinking fountains. stock a grain storage box for a month and avoid forcing birds to drink. Automatic fountains and self heating options help egg production through winter.
Select Breeding Stock Early in the Season
Poultry raisers should mate breeding pens at least three weeks before eggs are saved for hatching. Success hinges on strong parent stock and vigorous, mature males. Hatch Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns early. chicks hatched after May 15 are less profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Feed Ration Guidelines for Hens and Livestock
Feed milk by all means and include 1 percent cod liver oil in mash and 5 percent alfalfa. Add clover or alfalfa leaves from hay mow. Offer carrots mangels small potatoes rutabagas cabbage and sprouted oats. Do not exceed seven pounds per day for 100 hens. Provide cool water and oyster shell and grit in cold weather.
Poultry Breeding and Housing Tips from A farmer Guide
Hated from stock that will raise the type and production level of your flock. Inbreeding to establish points should always be approached with caution. Cock birds usually produce excellent quality eggs, but sometimes poor fertility early in the season. If no farmer keeps chickens, he cannot afford a comfortable poultry house. The old house may be remodeled at little expense.
Social notes and visits around town and region
Rey and P S Meinert spent Monday in Philadelphia. Dozens of local residents and visitors from Allentown Bethlehem Nazareth and beyond dropped in for weekends and Sundays. Attendees included Achenbachs Wetzel Frantz Starner Goetz Smith Detweiler Frantz Grube Basley Hiestand Hawk and many others as town residents hosted relatives and friends while illness and Easter travel shaped the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rhymer
Edwin Heiney
William Cosy
Rhodell Stout
Pen Argyl
John Clewell
Charles Clewell
Anc
Robert Osman
Allentown
Earl Heiney
John Mack
Wilbur Wiebold
Bethlehem
David Detweiler
Altoona
Don L. Detweiler
Whitefield Street
Lizzie Rader
John Oswald
Philadelphia
Mies Merion C. Schaeffer
Hood College
Howard Hahn
Weaversville
Oliver Grube
Shimer’s Hill
Charles Basley
Martins Creek
Henry Knauss
George W. Kerchendall
Hannah Daniel
Elsie
William Mabus
Martin Kleppinger
Broad Street
Fred J. Frantz
Shimer's Hill
William Hontz
Ezra Frantz
Waymart
Cora Frantz
East Centre Street
St John's Reformed Sunday School
Thomas Black
Tommy
Lehighton
T. N. Black
Rawthorne
N. J
D. P. Siegfried
Minerva Frantz
Indiana Teacher's Training College
Quill
Frantz
James K. Worman
Rachael
Bath
D. E. Keim
Irvin West
Pauline
Dorothy
Olive West
Moorestown
Floyd Stewart
Lester J. Rohn
Lois
Robert L. Hoch
Alvin, Roehler
Macada
R. L. Hoch
C. William Michael
J. H. Silfiell
Arthur G. Schmidt
D. L
Harry Steiner
Kathryn
Charles Steiner
Wind Gap
Edgar Houser
Ray Miller
Beersville
C. W. Zellner
Danielsville
Hall
H. T. VanNatta
Sterling Smith
Claude Hoch
George Smith
Robert Young
St. Luke's Hospital
Edward Gower
Kerndale
Beth
Clinton Rohn
Easton
Earl Koehler
James Hiestand
Northampton
Abraham Hiestand
Upper Nazareth
Valentine W. Knecht
Hazel Gower
Cherry Hill
William H. Hertzog
William Hertzog
D. Wilmer Wolf
Ralph
Samuel Wolf
Edwin Hahn
Donald
William
Irene Teada
Geraldine
Lester Fox
Palmerton
Kenneth Teada
Tatamy
David Teada
East Walnut Street
John Hilliard
Sawlorsburg
David Kern
Maud Chunk Street
Leslie Milkovits
South Street
New York City
Lester C. Hawk
Belvidere Street
Milton Jones
Oakwood
Edwin Jones
William Kurtz
Jack Smith
Marvin Hill
Coraline Schinster
Floyd J. Hoch
Shennertown on-the-Delaware
Samuel Hoch
Harvey Troxell
Robert Heckman and Son
Brodhead’s
Floyd Schoch
Slatington
Edwin Rockle
Jerome Hardandorf
Edelman
Edwin Happel
Edwin Fley
Edwin F Walter
Charles Bloss
Charles Daniels
Paul Lukenheimer
H. Hark
Alice Hammer
Josephine Kreider
Kitchen Cupboard: Homemade Sauces and Preserves
A vintage kitchen guide covers sauces for ice cream, fruit jams, jellies, and preserves. It offers Maple Pecan sauce, Chocolate sauce, and Blueberry or Peach jelly methods, plus tips on pectin and using canned fruits. Includes encouragement to personalize dishes and store-season fruit for winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
High School Band Organized Under Mae Weisler
Miss Mae Weisler director of music in the schools organized a high school band. About fifty candidates enrolled at the initial Wednesday rehearsal in the high school building. I Johnson of Allentown will conduct practices for two months and with most members equipped with instruments another local music group will soon debut publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Weisler
I. Johnson
Allentown
Children’s Home Society of Pennsylvania Field Secretary in Nazareth
Rev. Benjamin P. White, field secretary, has visited Nazareth and vicinity to promote adoption services. The society aims to place motherless, homeless, and friendless children with suitable homes and operates statewide with offices in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. White
Children's Home Society of Pennsylvania
Nazareth
Pittsburgh
South
Aiken Ave
Nazareth Man Serves Seventh Year in U S Army
David H Van Blargan formerly of Nazareth and brother of Mrs John H Beck now serves his seventh year in the United States Army. He is attached to the Chemical Detachment of the Mediized Force at Fort Eustis Virginia. The Mechanized Force promises valuable instruction and work for its personnel in a region rich in historical points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. van Blargan
Nazareth
John H. Beck
United States Army
Fort Eustis
Virginia
Girl Scouts Meeting Reports and Plans
Girl Scouts troop IIT met Friday at Moravian church social rooms under Captain Henry to sew aprons for second class sewing, hold a brief business session, and practice signalling with taps sung to close. Mary Wunderly led another meeting at Mrs Wilson Beck home with dues collected, a plan for a Charlie’s Aunt benefit film, and first aid tests supervised by Ruth Wunderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IIT
Moravian Church
Henry
Mary Wunderly
Wilson Beck
Charlie's
Ruth Wunderly
Eeting
Elizabeth Rebekah Lodge entertains with cards and decor
Mrs. Francis Knecht hosted the Elizabeth File of Rebekah Lodge at her Main Street home on Saturday afternoon. Guests played Haas and 500, enjoyed a luncheon, and received bouquets as favors. Pink and green decor highlighted the gathering with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Knecht
Elizabeth File
Rebekah Lodge
Main Street
Tena Hagenbuch
Clurs Meyers
Carrie Hagenbuch
Janet Leonard
Lacey Kline
Bertha Brong
Filen Weaver
Frances Wolfe
Mary Fritchman
Rosa Sieefried
Mary Kern
Elsie Smith
Clara Andrews
Agnes Kraemer
Grace Hatin
Helen Rice
Carrie Alpatiah
Mamie
Area Plan Discussed for Dairy Herd TB Eradication
A large gathering of dairy herd owners and farmers from all sections of the county heard talks by State Veterinarian D. Reed and B. F. Coleman on a new area plan to eradicate tuberculosis in dairy herds. The meeting, sponsored by the Northampton County Farm Bureau, was thoroughly discussed and explained to the satisfaction of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Reed
B. F. Coleman
Northampton County Farm Bureau
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Anna Breinig
Jefferson Hospital
Warren Breinig
West Center Street
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Helen
Harriet
Bolton
Bell Cottage
Nellie Maxwell
Tong
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Mike
Children’s Home Society OF Pennsylvania
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Semesan Jr
Ceresan
Paul W. Heckman
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Itterly
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Nazareth Coal and Lumber Co
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