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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

5

Among Our Town and Suburban Churches Observe Easter

Moravian and Lutheran and Reformed congregations announce Holy Week events. Easter services, processions, sunrise and morning worship with choirs, special music, and children’s programs are planned across Nazareth and Moore Township locations, led by pastors Harris Snyder Brennecke Clauss and colleagues.

Moore Township H.D. Clauss Bushkill Centre Little Moore Salem Moorestown

Bible lesson on social etiquette and charity at table

The lesson reframes practical daily items from the Bible into a guide on manners and generosity. It contrasts inviting Jesus to a feast with true hospitable conduct, urges inviting the worthy poor, and emphasizes treating children with care as foundational to Christian life and future society.

Jesus Far East

Pennsylvania Safety Trophy details finalized by industry group

The Department of Labor and Industry received from the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association the plan for a safety trophy to honor the state industrial concern contributing most to safety. The rules allow broad judging criteria across all industries, regardless of size or hazard, with the trophy awarded annually at the state safety conference.

Harrisburg Department of Labor and Industry Today Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association Pennsylvania Indus Department and Industry

County Sabbath School Association Notes

County Sabbath School Association notes state rising youth engagement in church enterprises with camps and conferences. Key events include Spruce Creek camp dates, Northampton County registrations, the May 9 county convention at Indianlands church, and district rallies led by Rev. Levi H. Zerr.Committees and plans for Sunday School administration and convening activities are outlined.

Spruce Creek Huntingdon Co Clarence A. Hawk Northampton Northampton Co Tone Sikes Indianlands Robert Kieffer Levi H. Zerr Fritz Memorial M. E. Church Bethlehem Knudsen Sisters Evangelistic Singers Audubon N. J Margaret Tead D. 8 Bradley Stoughton Preston Barthel L. H. Hemmerly Stoaghton Indianland Walnutport Geo Messinger Robert H. Schimickle Frank T. Anderson

Pennsylvania safety trophy rules and bootlegger remark

A description of the Pennsylvania safety trophy process explains jury composition and criteria for selecting a winning plant. It notes engraving, one year possession, and potential permanent ownership after three wins in five years. The piece ends with a Prohibition era quip about bootleggers facing trial alongside the ban.

Nine Nazareth area obituaries note pneumonia and illness

A series of obituaries from Nazareth and surroundings report the deaths of Annie Walters Miller at 127 Mauch Chunk street from pneumonia at 54, Edith Roth Brown at St. Luke's Hospital Bethlehem from apoplexy aged 35, Florence Werkheiser nee Fehr at home aged 34, John P. Toth of Bolton aged 57, Anna M. Gish aged 87 near Bath, with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and interment locations including Greenwood Cemetery Nazareth and Hope Cemetery Hecktown.

Annie Walters Miller Miller Howard Miller Mauch Chunk Street Nazareth Earl Kern Greenwood Cemetery H. C. Snyder Edith Roth Brown Edwin Brown Hecktown St. Lukes Hospital Bethlehem Hecktown Dryland Church Floyd Lester George Mathias Roth William Roth Berlinsville Howard and John Northampton Calvin Schoonersville Ellwood Fehr Moorestown William Bartholomew Chapmans Quarries Dryland J. A. Klick Howard Werkheiser Florence Werkheiser Fehr Town Willard Glady June Tilghman Fehr Clayton Fehr Aluta William Kline Werkheiser St. John's Lutheran Church Rebekah Degree Lodge Ladies of the Golden Eagle American Legion Auxiliary St. John’s Lutheran Church Hope Cemetery

Welsh Presbyterian Sunday School Elects Officers

The Welsh Presbyterian Sunday School in Scranton elected officers led by superintendent Francis Prite and assistant William C. Jones with Jane Jones as secretary and Nellie Godlawn Dairy as treasurer. Miss Keller began duties Monday. Various local residents are noted for visits, travels, and social events including weddings, Easter plans, and notes on attendees and daily life in the area.

Funeral of Mrs Hugh R Jones Held at Bath

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Chestnut street home for Mrs Hugh R Jones with many floral tributes and out-of-town mourners. Rev Wm A Helffrich led the service at Christ Reformed Church with soloists Miss Anne Cole and Miss Jean Worman. Earl Musselman of Allentown, 22, recently sight-restored after eye surgery in Philadelphia, visited relatives here. his father once ran Bath’s jewelry shop. Martin Bogarosh of West Main received his annual auto license tags, bearing initials M B and number 300. J R Markley of Philadelphia was a business visitor.

Hugh R. Jones Chestnut Street Wm. A. Helffrich D. D Christ Reformed Church Anne 8 M. B J. R. Markley Philadelphia

Easter program set for Stockertown Forks Sunday

Stockertown Forks Sunday school schedules Easter events with an evening program on April 5 at 6 30 and sunrise services on Easter morning at Forks cemetery. Local residents include Miss Helena Sandt Linden Hall student visiting grandmother Mrs C E Sandt and updates on ill Mr Frank Banghart improving. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs John Howell and Mrs Russell Eschenfelder, spent Friday evening in Wilkes Barre. Mrs Wagner East Lawn visited Mrs Thomas Sanat. Mrs Clarence Shaffer and Mrs Fred Siebler traveled to Philadelphia Saturday. Ladies Aid will meet Friday night April 10 at the home of Mrs C E Sands replacing Good Friday night. Junior Brodt admitted to St Luke's Hospital for treatment.

Welsh Presbyterian Sunday School Francis Prite William C. Jones Jane Jones Nellie Godlawn Scranton Miss Keller Wilson Quier Hellertown Hannah Roberts Grace Roberts Wind Gap Bethlehem Virginia J. P. Roberts H. F. Jones Topton Norman W. Schmauder H. Calkin Philadelphia Luther Harding Stroudburg James Dunbar Maida Mildred John Houck Flicksville Frank Houck St. Peters Union Plainfield William Little Easton Raymond Wagner Trinity Union Sunday School Geneva Bedford Passaic N. J Trinity Chapel Edgar Wood J. C. Keller Clarence Roffer Joan Claras Kingston Donald Bush Mt. Bethel George 8. Werkheiser Lawrence May Drexel Institute Forks Forks Cemetery Helena Sandt Linden Hall Lititz C. E. Sandt Frank Banghart John Howell Russell Eschenfelder Wilkes Barre Wagner East Lawn Thomas Sanat Clarence Shaffer Fred Siebler Ladies Aid C. E. Sands Junior Brodt St. Luke's Hospital

Birthday Party for Mary Louise Mertz at Fehr Home

A pleasant birthday party was held at Mr and Mrs Benjamin Fehr Evergreen street honoring their granddaughter Mary Louise Mertz who turned five. The children enjoyed games and a birthday dinner at five with a Easter themed cake and favors. Gifts from friends were given to Mary Louise. Attendees included Jean Boerstler Eleanor Boerstler Gioia Michael Betty Kauffman Shirley Vogel Mae Ginther Betty Roth John Roth Clayton Vogel Roderick Knecht James Fetheroff Robert Ziegl er

Benjamin Fehr Evergreen Street Mary Louise Mertz Mary Jean and Eleanor Boerstler Gioia Michael Betty Kauffman Shirley Vogel Mae Ginther Betty John Roth Clayton Vogel Roderick Knecht James Fetheroff Robert Clarence Ziegler

Surprise Party Celebrates Mrs Eugene Mack Birthday

Mrs Eugene Mack was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening by friends gathering for her birthday. The guests played 500 and enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clayton Vogel, Mr and Mrs Russell Snyder, Mr and Mrs Charles Clauser, Mr and Mrs Albert Roth, Mr and Mrs Charles Herbst, Mr and Mrs John Young, Miss Anna Kaiser and Earl William, and Mr and Mrs Meek. Prizes went to Mrs Young, Mrs Snyder, Mr Roth, and Mr Snyder.

Eugene Mack Clayton Vogel Russell Snyder Charles Clauser Albert. Roth Charles Herbst Land John Young Anna Kaiser Earl William Jand Meek

SONS OF UNION VETERANS MEETING IN NAZARETH

Owen Rice Camp 20 Sons of Union Veterans Nazareth met Friday evening with veterans from Allentown Bethlehem and Easton. Major R A Lester Allentown commander of the 2nd Regiment visited and staff inspected. Proposal to affiliate Camp 20 with the 2nd Regiment discussed for approval before the Lancaster encampment in June.

Owen Rice Sons of Union Veterans Nazareth Allentown Bethlehem Easton R. A. Lester Lester Herbert Garren Benjamin Seip William Cressman Charles Gaumer Thce Lancaster

American War Mothers Meet At YMCA Chapter Session

The local American War Mothers chapter met Friday at the YMCA with Mrs. Charles Kahler presiding. Easton state president Mrs. Lillian Schoenenberger spoke on hospitalities for World War veterans and Reed Hospital at Washington, describing patient conditions and related work in Aspinwall and Coatesville. Ten Easton guests joined for lunch after the session.

American War Mothers YM. C. A Charles Kahler Lillian Schoenenberger Easton Schoenenberger Reed Hospital Washington Aspinwall Coatesville

Waymart Basketball Team Entertained by Local Hosts

Mr and Mrs Ezra Frantz of Waymart hosted the Waymart basketball team after a local engagement. The group enjoyed weekend hospitality at Mrs Cora Frantz's East Centre street home with coach Robert Decker and players including Neil and Leland Cramer Sean Temperton Robert Carpenter Robert Loomis Roy Drummm Willard Jones Pay Surcide Peter Kulick George Witte Ernest Rothrock Wilbur Romig and George Marsh.

Ezra Frantz Waymart Cora Frantz East Centre Street Robert Decker Neil and Leland Cramer Sean Temperton Robert Carpenter Robert Loomis Roy Drrumm Willard Jones Pay Surcide Peter Kulick George Witte Frnest Rothrock Wilbur Romig George Marsh

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