Nazareth Lodge Initiation and Banquet Celebrated
Nazareth Sons of Italy Lodge No. 1746 held a Sunday initiation at Carlos Hall with nine visiting lodges and 230 guests at Nazareth Inn for a banquet. Prominent guests from Easton Bethlehem Allentown Roseto and Philadelphia attended to welcome the new lodge and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principessa Maria Pia di Sava
Order of the Sons
Italy
America
Sons of Italy
Principessa Maria di Savoia
Easton
Enrico Millo
Aldro Volto
Patria
Bethlehem
Francesc Lucente
Generale
Antonio Chinotti
Allentown
Pierino de Piano
Leone di Caprera
Roseto
Philadelphia
Liboria Frinzi
Nazareth
Carlos Hall
Theresa
Nazareth Inn
Chet White
Joseph Cerrone
Anthony J. Sparta
Four-County Council Plans Set For Summit Hill Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held a special meeting to finalize plans for attending the four county council at St Pauls Church Summit Hill on April 13. A chartered bus will depart from the YMCA at 10 a m and Elizabeth Butz presided. Members listed include Elizabeth Butz Clara Ostertstock Agnes Keene Carrie Noble Susan Nedla Brass Anna Laubach Florence Stoudt Elsie Kahler HANNAH Bonstein and others. A piano purchase for the new Legion home was assigned to Hannah Bonstein and Agnes Keene. A degree-team meeting is set for April 23 at Clara Ostertstock home and Carrie Nagle will lead the May 1 ham and egg dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Summit Hill
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Butz
Mabel Eyer
Clara Osterstock
Agnes Keene
Carrie Noble
Susan Ne
Ida Brass
Anna Laubach
Florence Stoudt
Elsie Kahler
Huinal Kemmerer
Hannah Bonstein
Dorothy Folwderndrew Mayer Ever
Tillie George
Lillian Halverstadt
Elizabeth Clewell
Jeni Silvert
Helen Camp
Legion
Carrie Nagle
Misbranded Potatoes On Sale In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes cases of potatoes advertised as U. S. No. 1 grade failing to meet standards. Bureau warns misbranding is a misdemeanor with up to a $50 fine on conviction. Consumers urged to protest to sellers and report to the State Bureau of Markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylviane Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Pennsylvania
George A. Stuart
U. S
State Bureau of Markets
Mrs O'Leary Hosts Bridge Evening on Bank Street
Mrs Charles O'Leary entertained guests for a bridge evening at her Bank Street home on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Wilbur Pike and Mrs William Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O'Leary
Bankstreet
Wilbur Pike
William Wiliams
Trim and cut trees along highways in safety move
Harrisburg. Warren VanDyke Secretary of Highways directs increased work to remove dead trees and trim live ones threatening road safety. Records show over 40 000 dead or decayed trees moved from rights of way and about 125 000 trees trimmed for traffic clearance. Winter work provides employment. summer focuses on sight lines at curves intersections and other dangerous spots. The department aims to keep the state system reasonably safe while minimizing hazard from trees near roadways. Continue on Page Four.
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Harrisburg
Warren VanDyke
Highway Department
van Dyke
Measles Outbreaks Reported Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports new outbreaks of German measles in several Pennsylvania areas by the State Department of Health. Officials say the disease is mild with short acute symptoms and urge parental caution and strict quarantine for convalescents as infectiousness lasts at least ten days after rash appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health
Health Department
Nazareth High to Present Peg O My Heart Play
Nazareth High School senior class will stage Peg O My Heart in the high school auditorium on Friday evening April 26. Miss Elizabeth Sloat directs the three act comedy with a cast including Peg Lorraine Heyer Ethel Margate Millheim Alaric Robert Halberstadt Jerry Frederick Gardner Christian Bent Montgomery Hawkes Joseph Cassano and Gladys Freidman. The art department under Miss Jean Clute prepares posters as the stage committee handles technical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg
Hartley Manners
Nazareth High School
Elizath Sloat
Laurette Tayer
Pew
United States
England
Los Angeles
Mrs. Chichester
Elizabeth Marcks
Lorraine Heyer
Ethel
Kings Daughters Sponsor Tour of Ephrata House
The King's Daughters sponsor a tour of the historic Ephrata House today until 10 pm. Rev. G M Shulty will explain Moravian relics and Nazareth history as a committee serves coffee. Committee members include Mrs Nathan Brobst, Mrs Excher Clewell, Miss Mary Volet, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Kings
Dawghters Wild
Whitefield House
G M Shulty
Nazareth
King's Daughters
Nathan Brobst
Excher Clewell
Mariy Volet
Earl Stroman
Mary Grim
Andrew Leh
Carlysle Analmire
Catherine Schlegel
Early fishermen take chances as trout season nears
Harrisburg reports anglers flocking to warm water streams ahead of the trout opening on April 15. Suckers lead catches with 20 inch fish weighing 4 1 2 pounds by Harry Appenzeller. another 21 inch entry by W H Roll noted. Fisheries officials say warm rains raise water levels and food for suckers, boosting bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
The
Fish Commission
Charles Long
East Waterford
Nazareth Borough to Reconsider Sign Ordinance
Nazareth Borough Council votes to revisit the sign ordinance adopted recently at a Monday meeting. A petition from nearby taxpayers asks for a new rule ending cattle pasturing in the borough. The law committee was tasked to draft a suitable ordinance and other business includes leasing the asparagus tract for $50 and tax collection procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Ziegler, Wood
Spring Streets
S. Trein
Trumbower Company of
Daylight Saving Time Begins In Borough Meeting
Borough council discussed the start and end dates for Daylight Saving Time as April 28 to September 2 and divided work among local bidders when quotations were equal. They tabled action on an additional chair for the municipal building and addressed bids for road oil and resurfacing materials pending committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Asphalt Company
Highway Committee
Louis Lemminger
SONS OF UNION VFW AUXILIARY IRISH TEA MEETING
A fragment lists attendees and participants in a SONS OF UNION WAR VETERANS AUXILIARY Irish Tea event. Names include Nora Snyder Hower Hattie Hangen Mrs Wagon Kathrywn Kiouzie Mae Brest and others amid a partially legible roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Union War Veterans Auxiliary
Dred
Uty
Howie Hicky
Sadie Rae
Contest hens lay thirty tons of eggs in five months
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania official contest hens produced over sixty two thousand pounds of eggs in five months starting October 1. The flock weighed 4116 pounds at opening and gained 4573 pounds by period end despite high mortality. Feed totaled 36 900 pounds across mash grain cornmeal buttermilk and shells. Mr and Mrs Zenas Soir Peters ville visited Mr and Mrs John Edelman on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Farm Debt Conciliations Save 42 000 Farms in 44 States
The Farm Credit Administration reports 2 714 county committees have adjusted more than 200 million dollars in farm debts across 44 states by March. Illinois shows 3 540 cases settled totaling 34 million, while Oregon notes 3 500 farms saved and 2.5 million adjusted. Louisiana and Georgia saw February compromises, and North Carolina reports 102 cases reduced principal and interest. Local committees work unpaid to ease mortgage burdens in a broad relief push ahead of Holy Week services at Forks Arndt Lutheran parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
B. W. DeBord
Illinois
Louisiana
Georgia
North Carolina
Middle West
Harrisburgs Unlikely Scholars Find New Paths
A 76 year old woman masters clay modeling and a 72 year old man learns to read and write. Housemaids take a day weekly to attend class. Roman travels 200 miles daily to emergency education sessions, skipping dinner to stay after 10. These incidents reflect the department’s unusual education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Roman
Lower Nazareth Boy Named State Delegate
Charles F. Schulta a junior from Lower Nazareth Township was chosen as one of two Pennsylvania boys to represent the state at the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington DC from June 13 to 28. He joins Earl Harris of Uniontown Fayette County Marion Ludwig of Hegins R-2 Schuylkill County and Ruth Coughlin of Fairview R-2 Erie County in the state delegation. The Pennsylvania Bankers Association Agricultural Committee chaired by W. S. McKay assists the annual 4-H delegates trip to the camp where most states are represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Schulta
Low Nazareth Township
Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
B. L. Coleman
Earl Harris
Uniontown
Fayette County
Marion
Pennsylvania Bankers Associaton
McKay
Greensville
Charles Schultz
Cantata The 42nd Psalm At Moravian Church
An augmented Moravian Choir and Orchestra perform Mendelssohn The 42nd Psalm next evening April 7 at 7 30 The piece centers on faith and trust in God and offers a stirring climax The program includes a message about power and perseverance plus related readings and community notices about livestock judging and 4 H activities at State College and Harrisburg events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
Mendelssohn
Earth
State College
Hugh Serine
Harrisburg
Bate College
Northampton County
Counerl
Two Calls Promptly Answered By Local Fire Co
The Vigilance Hose Company No. 1 answered a Saturday 11 p m blaze in Harold Getz's car at South Main and Walnut streets. A second call Monday afternoon to a Chevrolet sedan on the Spring Street Nazareth Bath Pike road led to full interior damage. Hahn Hammer and Meese responded with traffic control by Hahn as Meese arrived late on the last call.
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Vigilance Hose Company
No. 1
Harold Getz
Main Street
South Main
Walnut Streets
New York
Spring Street
Nazareth-Bathpike
Hahn
Hammer
Meese
Meeser
Liberty Band Concert Announced At Local High School
The Liberty Band of Lower Naza reth will hold an evening concert in the High School auditorium at 8 15. The program includes Ketelbey intermezzos In A Monastery Garden and In A Persian Market Lehar The Merry Widow waltz and Nevin Rosary with encores of Sousa and Goldman marches. Soloists Paul Hammer Walter Siegfried Eleanor Keim Gertrude Fox and Harold Snyder will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Band
Lower Nazareth
Albert Ketelbey
Lehar
Ethelbert Nevin
Sousa
Goldman
Paul Hammer
Walter Siegfried
Eleanor Keim
Gertrude Fox
Harold Snyder
Potatoes Used As Livestock Feed In Cumberland County
The report notes potatoes used as cattle feed in Cumberland County. It mentions farmer Bierbauer and a browned lot of alfalfa with wheat, a bartender with alfalfa hay, and about 1000 bushels of potatoes regarded as waste. Cows received alfalfa and a peck of potatoes nightly after milking.
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Ite
AM. Bierbauer Wi
Tate Vale
Nazareth Represented In Outdoor Sports Event
A Nazareth team is showcased in outdoor sports with involvement across several leagues. Report mentions local figures such as Quin and Thre untyuber of the My eore Cita, plus references to Gaels and Nazareth’s prior appearances, highlighting community interest and support.
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Fr iday Meeting
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected officers for the coming term with Edwin Ely as noble grand Raymond Hoch as grand outside guard Frans Kemmerer as recording secretary L G Peters as representative to grand lodge John Knecht as trustee and Harry Hagenbuch Past District Deputy. Kenneth Barrall presided and seven candidates were conferred by degree Mass on Calvin Hartzel and team A card party followed with prizes awarded to Woodrow Brong Roy Knecht Frank Kemmerer Arthur Abbot Lester Beil and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordey
Odd Felows
Edwin Ely Noble
Raymond Hoch Grand
Frans Kemmerer
L. G. Peters
Grand Lodge
John Knecht
Harry Hagenbuch
Howe
Nobi
Kenneth Barrall
Calvin Hartzel
Woodrow Brong
Roy Knecht
Frank Kemmerer
Arthur Abbot
Lester Beil
Lester Welty
George Hartzel
Louis Brody
Charles Milheim
Edward Singher
Lester Trach
Public Wards Report Details 30000 Children in Care
Harrisburg reports nearly thirty thousand dependent children homeless or living away from home. Many are funded by public and private agencies with county and state aid. Illegitimacy and loss of parents are common factors. most supervised in private homes rather than institutions.
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Harrisburg
Ssat
of Fern
Appros
Juvenil
Distan
Cary
Anneries Help to Absorb Crops on State Farms
Harrisburg reports the value of Pennsylvania canned foods at about twenty five million dollars with much returned to local farmers after delivery to canneries. The state emphasizes high quality raw stock and cooperative efforts to ensure crop purchases and better processing for healthier yields.
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Harrisburg
Alteas Department of Agriculture
Recnt
Commonwealth
California
New York
New Jersey
Marerts
Block Deaths At Unsafe Crossings Asks U S Chamber
Washington reports the U S Chamber of Commerce calls for extensive elimination of railway grade crossings as part of public works to reduce highway hazards create jobs and speed traffic. It notes about 237 000 grade crossings exist with 4700 gated 1200 watched and 20 000 with signs. The 1934 accidents and damage rose from 1933 figures, with ongoing costs to highway users from delays and incidents. Junior meteorologist examination canceled due to lack of vacancies for June and no postings forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United
United States
Acni
Frogs as Profit?: Back Yard Bullfrog Scheme In News
Harrisburg and Dewees report farmers drawn to a bullfrog venture after a southern state frog canning firm promotes a booklet titled A Fortune in Frogs. The literature offers a sixteenth lesson course and a buyback promise for $47.50, urging backyard ponds and noting neighbors favor frogs over dogs or cats.
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Harrisburg
Dewees
Aganase
Commonwealth
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VanDyke
Nazareth High
Ephrata House
Fire Co
Cithh
Phiadelphia
Zenas Soir
Holy Communion
Forks—Arndt's
Forks-Arndt
George S. Kleckner
Forks
Arndt
Charles F. Schultz, Jr
National Camp
N. H. S. Auditorium
Quoit Club
Steel Quoit
Nazareth A. A
Kraemers Hosiery
Ksarmets
ODD Fellows
Treet
Inte
Rev
Feige
U. S. Chamber
Civil Service
Falas
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