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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1930

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Palm Sunday Confirmation Quietly Blessed At Christ Reformed

Christ Reformed church filled to capacity as 13 youths were confirmed during Palm Sunday services. 223 in Sunday school. organist Frank S. Graver performed two numbers. The service featured processional hymns, solos by Lewis D. Kreidler, and a sermon from John 4 28. The rite included lay on of hands and the Apostles Creed, ending with hymns and benediction.

Christ Reformed Church Frank S. Graver Lewis D. Kreidler W. A. Helffrich Paul Jesus Christ Henry Harbaugh Jesus I

Memorial Day Plans By Eckley Patch Post 470

The Eckley E Patch Post No 470 American Legion will organize a Memorial Day celebration and publish a completed program in about one week.

Morial Eckley E. Patch American Legion

Town Jottings Highlights Local Visitations and Events

Miss Mary Siegfred and Mrs. Martin Schreiber of Allentown spent Thursday visiting relatives in town. Various local residents and visitors, including families from Easton and Brooklyn, were noted. Activities included a Boy Scouts party, school teacher re-elections, a wrestling rep from Allentown Y, memorial events, and church guild meeting with refreshments.

Mary Siegfred Martin Schreiber Allentown E. A. Speer Blanche College Hill Easton P. M. Kern Boy Scouts Malta Hall Bath Roy Bodine Broadway N. J Luther Schlegel Edgar Stricker Bernville Arch Leigh Harrison E. Knauss E. J. Reinke H. E. Knauss West Grove Harrison Knauss D. C J. Fred Wolfe Bethlehem Amanda Straub Willis Bartholomew Knauss Asa K. McKlhaney G. F. Bittenbender B. F. Rohn W. A. Helffrich S J. Luke's Hospital Stephen Mittle, Jr J. R. Markley Philadelphia Girls’ Guild of the Reformed Church Laura Laubach Sunnyside Earl Heimbach

Local Youth Discharged From Navy With Help of Congressman

Randolph Harry Bartholomew, son of Harry B. Bartholomew of town, will be discharged from the U.S. Navy after service aboard the U.S.S. Wyoming. The Navy granted his request, aided by Major W. R. Coyle, who petitioned for the early release as the ship heads toward the East Coast. Bartholomew, a first class seaman, served two years toward a four year course in radio engineering.

Harry B. Bartholomew Town W. R. Coyle Navy Department Bureau of Navigation Randolph Harry Bartholomew Young Bartholomew U.S.S. Wyoming U.S. Navy U.S Bartholomew Bath Coyle Randolph

Harrison Knauss Former Bathite Dies at West Grove

Harrison E. Knauss aged 87 died of uremia last Thursday at the West Grove home of his daughter Mae and son-in-law Rev. E J Reinke. He was a longtime Bath resident, woodcarver, and father of Prof Charles E Knauss. Funeral held at Christ Reformed Church with G A R rites and taps by a Boy Scout bugler.

Harrison E. Knauss Town Easton Charles E. Knauss E. J. Reinke West Grove Mary E. (Nee Barber Mae Davis 199Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers J. G. Ripper Charles Knauss Lucy (Nee Reinhard Bathite Christ Reformed Church W. A. Helffrich Helffrich Knauss J. K. Taylor Post G.A.R Greenmount Cemetery

Palm Sunday at St John’s Lutheran Church

St John’s Lutheran held Palm Sunday services with Rev R L Kerstetter presiding. Palms ferns and greens adorned the church as Holy Week schedule was announced including 7 30 evening services and 2 p m Good Friday. Easter Sunday Holy Communion at 10 a m and a cantata The Rainbow of Promise at 7 p m. Out of town florist supplied altar palms. A group photo of the catechetical class followed morning services.

St. John's Lutheran Church R. L. Kerstetter

Lerch siblings visit town. Passion Play images shown

Aaron O Lerch and sister Miss Margaret Lerch of Allentown spent Saturday calling on relatives and old time friends in town. Pictures of the Passion Play will be shown at the M E church Chapman Quarries Saturday afternoon at 2 and evening at 7 30 o clock.

Aaron O. Lerch Margaret Lerch Allentown M. E Chapman Quarries

Helffrich Family Noted as 100 Percent Ursinus Alumni

Ursinus College on Founders Day celebrated a unique record: an entire Helffrich family of eight graduates, including Rev William A Helffrich and his sons, with two daughters-in-law, all alumni of the college. The article traces a lineage of ministers, honors the family devotion to education, and praises the communal college ties strengthening family bonds across generations.

Ursinus Weekly William A. Helffrich Helffrichs Ursinus College Ursinus William Ursinus Helffrich Nora Helena (Shuler) Helffrich Donald Lawrence Helfrich Cyril Cecil Helffrich Reginald Humphrey Helffrich Randolph Gooffrey Helffrich Anna L Knauer) Helfrich Donald L. Helffrich Isobel May Johnson) Helffrich Randolph G. Helffrich Helffrich Lehigh County

Bath boy making good out west in three column feature

Daniel Colburn of Bath, Michigan, now a night detective in Muskegon, linked with Capt. Barnett and Detective Rechlier for cracking down on crime in The Bottoms. Over 16 months they jailed 70 violators of the prohibition law, with 110 total arrests in six months and seven bootleggers in two weeks. Colburn aided in breaking a large dope ring, seizing five ounces of morphine, the region’s biggest haul. Their efforts reduced robberies and aided the Sheriff, with 14 dope peddlers arrested in two nights.

Sunday Herald Grand‘ Rapids Michigan Daniel Colburn George W. Colburn Frown Muskegon Michiesn Dan Charles Barnett Peter Rechlier the Bottoms Mista Dan Mista Pete Colburn

Bath Pa. Man Colburn Honored As City’s Three Musketeers

Paying tribute to Detective Colburn, the article traces his career from 1923 patrolman to 1928 night detective, noting his Bath upbringing, AEF service, and Navy years aboard the Pennsylvania. It portrays him as Dan a popular local figure amid Muskegon and Bath, with the city headline reading City sleeps secure.

Colburn Department Milwaukee Bath A.E.F 126Th Engineers Navy U. S Pennsylvania Panama Honolulu Honduras Virgin Islands Muskegon Dan

Cherryville Minstrel Show Delights Malta Hall Crowd

The Cherryville minstrel troop of Washington Camp staged a fine entertainment at Malta Hall, drawing a full house for their first local appearance. Music director Prof. Leon C. Kuntz led, with forte performances by end men and a mixed chorus. several visitors from Northampton and Allentown joined locals for a lively Sunday gathering. Christ Reformed church to begin 7:30 evening services beginning Easter Sunday.

Cherryville Washington Camp P.O Malta Hall Leon C. Kuntz Warren A. Hess Lester Burkhardt Paul Handwork Lester Buskirk Roy Anthony Ralph Kuntz George Knecht, Jr Harold Warnke Thomas Kates John Peter William Gross Clarence Christmas Mark Lentz Clarence Mertz Howard Roth Andson Northampton Morris Fortuin Kathryn Christ Reformed Church Benjamin W. Erwin Broadway N. J Frank Mann Samuel Hutchison Allentown Stephen Shunk Washington Street New Jersey

Health waves and child welfare emphasized by official

Dr. Theodore B. Appel, Health Secretary, notes a May health wave improves preschool and school children's conditions. He urges parental attention to children's health, warning neglect shortens school life and future prospects, and stresses personal responsibility alongside public prevention efforts.

Theodore B. Appel

Parents bear daily duty for child and self welfare

Health officials and community events play secondary roles in child welfare. The real obligation lies with parents who provide daily physical care for their children and themselves.

Health as a Lifelong Priority urged for all

An emphasis on making health a major life concern highlights the value of robust well being for both parents and children. The speaker argues that nothing is more precious than good health and urges ongoing attention and care.

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