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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1928

Page

2

Dr Phillips Speaks On Tuberculosis In Bath High School

Dr M W Phillips spoke to Bath Wolf building pupils under Northampton county tuberculosis society auspices about eradicating TB. He urged sunshine and fresh air, ripe fruit, leafy vegetables, wholesome milk, and daily outdoor exercise. He contrasted milk types and urged open windows and regular bathing. audience noted takeaways.

County Society For Prevention of Tuberculosis M. W. Philips Wolf Bath Phillips The Tuberculosis Society of Northampton County Bethlehem

Fractured Knee Injures Lehigh and New England brakeman

Fred Anglestein, a brakesman on the Lehigh and New England railroad, fractured his right knee when a defective dog on the brake mechanism caused him to fall from a box car near Sandt's Eddy during a drill. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem where the fracture was reduced.

Fred Anglestein Lehigh and New England Railroad Sandt'’s Eddy St. Luke’s Hospital Bethlehem

Town Jottings From a Bustling Local Week

Local notes report Samuel Miller’s nervous breakdown and transfer to Allentown State Hospital. Kunkel’s farm implement sale drew hundreds despite rain. Multiple visits, births, and gatherings across town include Kindred, Schall, Frantz, and Bull families with clergy and school events noted.

Palm Sunday Services at Local Churches Highlight Confirmations

Palm Sunday services at Christ Reformed Church featured a seven member class of boys confirmed during morning worship. Senior and Junior choirs totaling about 45 performed while gowns and a Palm Sunday procession opened the program. Other events at St John’s Lutheran included a large turnout with out-of-town visitors as the Junior choir led music and four youths were confirmed: Donald Bickoff, Wallace Kindred, Winifred Guth, and Lucille Graver.

Christ Reformed Church W. U. Helfrica Helffrich Donald Siegfried Frank J5. Graver Sebastian Huepfl Leo Bartholomew Woodrow Frey Martin Horn Elwood Shaeffer John Nissley Claude Kummerer St. John’s Lutheran Church W. Chester Hill Donald Bickoff Wallace Kindred Winifred Guth Lucille Graver

Accuses Neighbor of Stealing Turkeys in Northampton

Albert Siep of Northampton R F C No 3 swore out a warrant against neighbor R Frank Santee accusing him of stealing four turkeys Sunday night. Con stable Isaiah Troxell of Bath served the warrant and a hearing before Squire Frank Sencenbach in Bath Wednesday. The defendant was held in bail for court in the amount of $500.

Albert Siep Northampton R. Frank Santee Isaiah Troxell Bath Frank S. Sencenbach

Easter Week church services and local visits noted

Holy Week services listed for Christ Reformed church with Communion on Easter Sunday at 10 o clock. Senior and Junior choirs to sing. Nearby residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Radcliffe Mr and Mrs Joe Hawk in Allentown George Kreidler injured by falling chisel Benjamin Erwin family Easton others visiting relatives. Miss Dorothy Miller and Miss Margaret Lubold home from Teachers College at West Chester and Kutztown respectively with Easter break. Alfred Hugo opened a refreshment stand near Bath baseball field. Local residents take Sunday motor trips through Monroe County and state regions.

Mounton Frantz Frantz J. F. Beers Margaret B. Bull Easton County Sunday School Association Northampton Bath Reformed Church Howard Jones Wesley Schwab New York City S. R. Miller Bert Strausser Horner Daniel F. Worman Dewey Lilly Misees Pearl Allen Lillian Gregory William Gregory Chapman Borough Pen Argyl William Roberts Reading John Gregory Paul Samuel Radcliffe Philadelphia Charles Radcliffe Joe Hawk Allentown George Kreidler Benjamin Erwin Christ Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid of Church Immediate Dorothy Miller Teachers College West Chester Clarence Graver Catasauqua John Hugo Washington Street George Rehrig Monroe County Margaret Lubold Kutztown Margaret Bull E. A. Speer J. H. Sencenbach Bangor Flicksville Alfred Hugo Northampton Street John Clarke Wilbur Dieter

Easter Bella Cantata At St Johns Lutheran Easter

Rev W Chester Hill announces Holy Week services each evening at 7 30 until Friday. Sunday service at 11 includes communion. A cantata titled Easter Bella will be performed by a chorus under Professor George Hubbard of Bethlehem High School.

W. Chester Hill St. John's Lutheran Church George Hubbard Bethlehem High School

Town Council Acts On Water Rates And Repairs

The Town Council met in special session to review water charges as the new fiscal year begins. Meter rates stay at six cents per 100 gallons with quarterly invoicing and a 10 percent discount for 10 day payment. $7.50 and $10 charges apply to single and double dwellings for building use. An $8.88 overcharge to D F Worman is refunded. A fire plug at State Exchange Hotel garage is out of service and will be tested soon. May 10 is set as appeal night. invoices issued around April 1. The fire department plans a sidewalk and seeks water mains before trenching. a borough tractor will be repaired immediately. Periodic bacteria tests rates are reviewed, and data collection is assigned. A layoff reduces staff to 12-15, with no rehire date given, hoped to end before spring building activity.

D. F. Worman State Exchange

Lions Club Meets at Klecknersville Hotel

The Lions Club held a regular Wednesday evening meeting at the Klecknersville Hotel with a large turnout. A fine repast was provided by Lion Herbert Nolf and the special committee’s program was well received by all attendees.

Lions Club Klecknersville Hotel Herbert Nolf

Cement firm cuts workforce in Lehigh Portland layoff

Lehigh Portland Cement announced Saturday that the company reduced its workforce by 30 to 50 positions in a broad layoff. The move affects multiple departments as management seeks operational savings and market repositioning. Local officials said workers were notified in advance and severance packages were provided.

Lehigh Portland Cement

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Tye DR. Phillips Sinclair Gas Fred J. Scheetz Nazareth Samuel Milr State Hospital W. D. Kunkel Osborn Kindred North Chestnut Street Walter Bush Macy Gauer Fred Shingler Donald Harold Troxell Harley Weiss John Ruloff Warren Uhler Margaret Millicent Mary Kibler Anna Kibler Mildred Hottman Osborn Town Wilbur Schall L. H. Bartholomew Robert Schall E. H. Herd Clarence H. Hawk Easton South Side Raubsville William H. B E. A. Grayer Big Kill Haff’s Hospital A Frey West Main Street America Buick Showrooms Spr Buick Fisher Iag Ritter’s Main ST Rader-Buick Co Easton, PA REET Lutheran Church Notes Minerva Bobby Minerv Cement Company Broad Street Theatre Nazareth Coal & Lumber Co South Main Street Nazareth, Pa Studebaker Eic Erskine Six Pennsylvania Department of Highways R. F. Ziegler Mauch Chunk and Church Streets
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