Bath Senior Choir to Arrive for Out-of-Town Musical
Upwards of 25 members of the St Paul’s Bath Senior Choir travel to Catasauqua for a talent musical series sponsored by St John’s Lutheran Church. The program features traditional hymns, offertories, and a noted local organizer, with anticipated arrival around April 8 to 8.
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St Paul 1
Catasauqua
Cays
Lester Muscal
Prc i
Johns Church
Rol Kee Atetter
Anti
Jesus
St John's Lutheran Church
East Allen School Directors Protest Teacher Elections
The East Allen township school board led by President Floyd Schaller and Secretary Alfred Bartholomew met at the Knauss Building to approve March salaries and protest the 1935 1936 teacher election slate. Names for Manocacy Irsh Settlement Aca K MeIthaney Miss Jeane wesser and Miss Omegene Fehnel appear among others.
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East Allen Township
Floyd Schaller
Alfred K. Bartholomew
Knauss
Bath-Northampton
Aca K MeIthaney
Jeane Wesser
Omegene Fehnel
Thomas Oplinger
Catherine Schou
Smyde Church School
Margaret Tine
Union Beer-Ville Road AY
Dech
Stemmetz Schou
Gytvinger
Sathboro Elects One New Teacher
Sath Boro elected Ellen N Rulest Florence I Wisen ter to positions left by Dorothy I Miller who resigned. Others elected included Dorothy F Flick Rebecca Abel Byron R Schupp Elfreda T Saul. Principal and assistant principal election postponed to a later meeting. Mr and Mrs David Wolslayer of Pen Argyl visited son R Ray Wolslayer on North Walnut Street Sunday.
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Ben Thur
Ellen N
Florence I Wisenter
Dorothy I. Miller
Dorothy F. Flick
Rebecca Abel
Byron R. Schupp
Elfreda T. Saul
Rag and Fehers Fk
David Wolslayer
Pen Argyl
R. Ray Wolslayer
Wits
North Walnut Street
Bath Assembly To Hold Plant Workers Meet
The Bath Fire Company plans a social and political meeting during the current semester at the camp. Speakers tentatively include Sheridan Harmison Adams of Lehigh and Paul Phillip of Liberty High Sheriff. The toastmaster will be Chanes t.
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Seeler
Sheridan
Harmison
Adams
Lehigh
Pail Phillip
Liberty High Sheriff
Physician's Sister Buried Saturday in Lebanon
Mrs Harry Heilman sister of Dr M W Philips of Chapman Quarries died in Lebanon Pa hospital Thursday and was buried Saturday. Funeral attended by Dr and Mrs Phillips. She had undergone surgery for an appendiceal abscess and later suffered a fatal embolism. Survived by two daughters, one son and grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Lebanon conducted by Rev Sehnick.
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Harry Helman
M OW. Philips
Chapman Quarries
Lebanon
Hosius
Phuthps
Hetlman
Heilman
Shamokin
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sehenek
Phillips
Michters
Harrisburg Sees Battle Over Tax and Relief Plans
The Harrisburg scene shows Governor Earle pressing a revenue program amid Senate deadlock and counter moves by Republican leaders. Attacks on relief funding, potential motor fund diversions, and a looming sales tax debate dominate, with criticism of the Reactionary Republican majority and calls for action to aid 2,000,000 unemployed.
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Peport
Fort Stoug Pit
Senate
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
House
Public Service Commission
Philadelpha
House of Representatives
Renr
Earle
Ralph M. Bashore
Forests and Waters
Bashores
McClunr Y ‘Enck
Ranuieg Sena
Runbeneg
Republi
Gertrude Ely
Montgomery County
McClure
Reid
Hats
Sisty
NaValla
Osha
Wien
Woodward
Saureer
Shiver Guests at St Johns Chil' 1 Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs Charles Shiver of Philadelphia visited St Johns Chil 1 Sunday evening with H E Bartholomew and family Rev RH Helffrieh preached on Pros ne your Children that Thev I Discouraged Te was an analyst of pessimism in times of stress. A large number attended. Senior choir sang No Shadows Yonder. Nettie Edelman, honor student and graduate, returns to assist in hairdressing on Main street. David Smith and Miss Helen Laubach moved to Washington DC for the weekend.
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Charles Shiver
Philadelphia
H. E. Bartholomew
RH Helffrieh
St John’s
Rot Korstetter
Res
Nettie Edelman
Henry Lawrence
Main Street
David Smith
Helen Laubach
Washington, D C
Weekly Health Talk on poisons and aging by Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter
The article quotes Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter citing poisons formed during life as key causes of aging and death. It emphasizes the liver bowels kidneys and skin in eliminating toxins and notes death follows when these organs fail to function.
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Carter
C.m.co
Edith MacBride-Dexter
Nature
Fragmentary Note: Untitled Text From City Ledger
A partial OCR shows scattered words and fragments including names and numbers. The legible parts hint at a dated city record or notice but no complete action or clear entities are readable to confirm its purpose.
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Abbott
John W Jones
A Btores Co
Dist
Bethleem
Yale
Sath Boro
Aston
Bath
Wrestl
Bath Fir
Wresttie Tant
Campie
Rato Uws
Atte Wa Undesam i Sao
Sianual
Thelma Harding
Allentown General Hospital
Harrisburg
Pabelwt
Smith
Margiott
Major Adams
Luzerne County
Traciv
Cieniiv
Eul
Commonwealth
Scranton Times
Rockfeller Foundation
Busiss
Faye
Torey
Wilson
Tate Ete Artes
Coad
Pennsylvania Retailers Association
Beatty United
PCA de
DODGE
Plymouth
Pring
Pis Mauch Chunk St
GEO
Northampton St
Rehmreg Bath
H. L. Roth Paisteh
Trasonaire
Nazareth
Chas. C. Willauer
Monroe and
Lincoln Ave
Stockertown
Simeon B. Harding
Main St
George Bensing
Wwoorestown Hlf. D. No
Frank P. Rohn
Fabalines
Pi de
Miles Nervine
Miss Glivar
NEW Herbal Discovery
Kings Cut Rate
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