Among Our Town and Suburban Churches Reported by Pastors
A list of local church denominations and schedules on Daylight Saving Time. Denominations include HUMAN EVANGELICAL, MOORE TOWNSHIP REFORMED CHARGE, ST. JOHN'S REFORMED, SCHOENECK MORAVIAN, and ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN with service times, Sunday schools,Youth groups, Bible studies, and planned Holy Communion and catechetical sessions. Also notes expectations about church membership communications. The article ends with a local political observation about party support and fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Human Evangelical
W. S. Harris
Harris
L. C
Board of Church
Moore Township
H.D. Clauss
Emmanuel
Petersville
Salem
Galem
Schoeneck Moravian
R. H. Brennecke
Fred D. Heckman
ST. John's Lutheran
H. C. Snyder
Florence Buss
Luther Leaggue
Parables and Prayer: Lessons on Faith and Persistence
A sermon discusses prayers and parables on persistence and faith. It contrasts the widow’s continual pleas before a judge with not needing to nag God, emphasizes listening to the Holy Spirit, and notes the humble prayer of mercy from the sinner, including recognition, confession, and plea for pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaa
Poultry Feeding Tips for Winter Production
Wisconsin poultry expert J B Hayes urges caution with forcing young stock and promotes increased winter feeding for mature birds to lift flock production. A suggested ration includes cracked corn wheat oats mush bran and oil meal with careful three feed portions daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hayes
University of Wisconsin
Hayes
Sort Breeding Flock for Best Improvement
The poultry keeper has more time now to improve this flock than at any other season of the year, says R. L. Watkins of the Iowa State college. Methods for flock improvement include separating the best individuals into a special breeding pen for selection for hatching. Birds in the breeding pen should not be used for eggs and must remain there at least a month. It is essential to provide plenty of milk and green feed to breeding birds to raise eggs with high fertility and hatchability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Watkins
Iowa State College
Red Mites Hide in Crevices In Poultry Houses
Red mites do not stay on birds during the day but hide in cracks and crevices of the poultry house. They come out at night to feed, piercing skin and sucking blood. In heavy infestations they can kill birds, destroy many young chicks, and cause chicks to appear rough and die. birds may drop dead at night when roosts are badly infested.
Poultry care tips and economic notes from farm guidance
Poultry notes emphasize proper feeding and housing to achieve feathering and growth. Alfafa red clover and soy hay ranked. cod liver oil boosts fertility. Green food is essential for heavy egg production. six clean practices aid healthy birds. Economics show six cents per dollar for eggs and four cents for meat.
Obituary notices for Vogel Knauss Clauser
Charles Vogel of Butztown died at Hutte Eanes Hospital after a fall and tetanus infection. Survived by wife and daughter Carolyn, with private funeral at Butztown and interment at Farmerville cemetery. Edward Frederick Knauss of Moore Township died at Luke's Hospital aged 48. Survived by widow Ellen Messer Knauss and many children. funeral at Cross Roads and interment at Hope cemetery. Charles P Clauser Sr former Allentown High School watchman and Camp 11 organizer died at home after illness aged 67. Survived by wife E Cora and several children. funeral from home and interment Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vogel Charlies Vogel
Butztown
Hutte Eanes
Tennies
Nazareth
Carolyn
St. John's Lutheran Church
Vogel
Farmeraville Cemetery
Edward Frederick Knauss
Moore Township
Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
Ellen Messer Knausa
Floyd
Marshall Walters
Easton
Helen
Herbert
Lillie
Elwood
June
Robert
Mary
Marion
Joyce
Joseph Keppel
Cross Roads
Hahn
U. B. Church
Hecktown Hope Cemetery
Charles P. Clauser
Allentown High School
North Tenth Street
Allentown
Schnecksville
Ref Faith
E. Cora
Nee Robert) Clauser
Florence Ziegler
Robert Ziegenius
Mary Roberts
Samuel Clauser
Charles Clauser, Jr
Claude R. Clauser
Catasauqua
Margaret Clauser
Jordan Commandery
Knights of Malta
Greenwood Cemetery
Fined Jack Follweiler for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Jack Follweiler was fined ten dollars and costs after a hearing before Squire A Wirebach on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was arrested Tuesday at 11 45 by Officer Charles Stuber and placed in the borough lockup for the night, with a hearing set for Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Follweiler
Squire A. Wirebach
Charles Stuber
Girl Scouts Meet Plans For Spring Rally And Hike
The regular troop 1 meeting Friday evening opened informally with tests discussion and card preparation for Miss McKiener’s spring rally. Lieutenant Wunderly proposed a hike to the Blue Mountains above Wind Gap Saturday morning. Ticket money for the movie Charies Aunt was collected and routine business completed. Tests in first aid were conducted under Miss Ruth Wunderly’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKiener
Wunderly
Blue Mountains
Wind Gap
Ruth Wunderly
Double Anniversary Celebrated by Scherer and Knauss Couples
Mr and Mrs Russell Scherer of Bethlehem and Mr and Mrs Henry Knauss of town celebrated their wedding anniversaries at the Scherer home in Bethlehem. The event marked the 8th and 23rd years respectively with a fine supper. Attendees included Allen Hewett of Atlantic City and William Shafer and family, William Gross, William Scherer, and Miss Margaret Repsher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Scherer
Bethlehem
Henry Knauss
Town
Scherer
Allen Hewett
Atlantic City
N. J
William Shafer
William Gross
Bethelhem
William Scherer
Easton
Margaret Repsher
Luncheon and Bridge Hosted by Mrs Streeter in Town
Mrs Dwight Streeter of New York entertained at a luncheon and bridge with her mother Mrs C Werkheiser on Prospect Street. After lunch at 1 30, guests played bridge. Attendees included Mrs Mildred Fehr Mrs Louis Kraemer Mrs Elmer Meixell Mrs Robert Ziegler Mrs Burton Andrews Mrs George McCon nell and Mrs William Jackson Jr Prizes went to Mrs Fehr Kraemer and Meixell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Streeter
New York
City
C. Werkheiser
Prospect Street
Mildred Fehr
Louis Kraemer
Elmer Meixell
Easton
Robert Ziegler
Burton Andrews
George McConnell
Town
Missionary Guild Installs New Officers at St Johns Reformed
The Girl's Missionary Guild of St. John's Reformed Church met in the church social rooms Friday evening. Officers installed for the term included president Ellen Ruloff, vice president Irene Reimer, secretary and treasurer Frances Roth, assistant secretary and treasurer Irma Itterly, and pianist Irene Hess. Past president Harry Happel and past secretary Margaret Roth were honored with gifts. Mrs Melvin Ruloff of Tatamy attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Missionary Guild
St. John’s Reformed Church
Irma Itterly
Harry Happel
Martha Knauss
Francis Roth
Ellen Ruloff
Irene Reimer
Frances Roth
Irene Hess
Margaret Roth
Mable Kahler
Lorraine Fehr
Melvin Ruloff
Tatamy
Cement and Farm Prices in a Cost War Debate
The article argues for stable pricing and industry health, urging firms to avoid selling below cost. It warns price wars hurt both producers and consumers and ties low prices to broader economic weakness, urging adherence to fair competition and living standards. It notes Senate inquiries into cement pricing and supports steady business ethics and responsible management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Motor Trip To Schoenbrun Visit To Moravian Village
A group from Nazareth and Bethlehem including A. O. Sturgis Walter Crawford Andrew Kern R F Ziegler and William Milchsack left Saturday morning for Schoenbrun Ohio to tour the recently remodeled Moravian Indian village and observe the site and its changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Sturgis
Walter Crawford
Andrew Kern
R. F. Ziegler
Nazareth
William Milchsack
Bethlehem
Schoenbrun
Ohio
Wedded Rash Rinker in Nazareth Parsonage
Miss Catherine Elizabeth Rash daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Rash of Nazareth and Russell Andrew Rinker son of Mr and Mrs J Rinker of Nazareth were quietly married by Rev W H Wotring at the Nazareth parsonage 128 East Center street. The couple will reside with the groom's parents. Emma Young Knecht and Mahion James Rumsey also wed at the same Nazareth parsonage with Rev W H Wotring officiating. Both couples were unattended and will reside with the brides or grooms families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinker — Rash
Catherine Elizabeth Rash
Thomas Rash
New Street
Nazareth
Russell Andrew Rinker
J. Rinker
Main Street
W. H. Wotring
East Center Street
The
Reformed Church
Rumsey — Knecht
Emma Young Knecht
Howard Knecht
Mahion James Rumsey
W. David Rumsey
South Whitfifield Street
Too Early Laying Not a Desirable Quality
The passage notes that birds starting to lay early are often the best in a flock if body growth is not sacrificed. It advises not forcing early layers, allowing well-developed pullets to lay naturally, but delaying those not yet physically developed until proper maturation occurs.
Need More Protein In Poultry Diets
The article asks three checks for flock health and feeding. Proper housing, mature and well-weighted outlets, and parasite or internal issues are key. If these are addressed and hens still fail to lay well, the issue may lie in the ration. It notes well-grown birds require higher protein in their feed.
Neighbors Share Sunday Visits Across Bethlehem Nazareth and Slatington
Rev Floyd Shupp and family from Cherryville along with Mr and Mrs Milton Billheimer of Bethlehem traveled to Nazareth to visit the Harvey Miltonberger family Sunday. Howard Kleppinger Jane Golt from Slatington joined Elmer Zellner and family for a Sunday address. Raymond Muffley and Henry Anthery couples visited Mrs William Muffley in St Luke's Bethlehem hospital on Monday evening. Milton Zeller of Realefelsville visited Arthur Silvius and family Sunday. Henry Anthony and Charles Muffly accompanied by Herbert Dech visited his family Sunday. Robert Kleppinger and his sons Victor and Walter of Bethlehem visited Sarah Edelman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shupp
Cherryville
Milton Billheimer
Bethlehem
Granville Nolf
Nazareth
Harvey Milton-berger
Howard Kleppinger
Jane Golt
Slatington
Elmer Zellner
Family
Raymond Muffley
Henry Anthery
William Muffley
St. Luke's Hospital
Milton Zeller Real Felsville
Arthur Silvius
Henry Anthony
Charles Muffly
Herbert Dech
Robert Kleppinger
Victor
Walter
Sarah Edelman
Local families gather for weekend visits across cities
Scranton, Easton, Rutherford, Trenton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Philadelphia residents spent Sunday and weekend with relatives. Visits included Anona Keller with Dr. and Mrs. J C Keller, the Sylvesters with Emma Sylvester, Henschen family, Kate Eley, and others. Hospital progress noted for Mrs Steiner and Mrs Metz. Sunshine class at Trinity chapel raised 66.75 at a bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anona Keller
Scranton
J. C. Keller
Howard Sylvester
Elizabeth
Easton
Sylvester
Emma Sylvester
W. P. Swartz
W. W. Mack and Son
Rutherford, N. J
T. C. Henschen
Peter
Gunn
Claude Steiner
Arthur Metz
Sacred Heart Hospital
Allentown
John Shover
John Opp
Bethlehem
Susie Teel
Walter
Jos
Thomas Wilson
Claire
Ralph Werkheiser
Aston
Lavinia Ackertown
R. N
Philadelphia
Cora Ackerman
Freeman Smith
Macungie
Laura
Clara Darhon
P. A. Darrohn
Roy Shoemaker
Paul
Ralph E. Werkheiser
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Beers
Rural social notes list multiple families visiting and hosting events at Bushkill Centre area. Includes welcomes to a newborn, weekend visits by Granville Heimer and Emory Sands family, and gatherings with Phillips Fulton Dare Mafer families. Church notices announce Lutheran services and a Mother's Day program. Newspaper items name local residents and places such as Nazareth Firetown and Belfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beers
Granville Heimer
Allentown
Emery Sands
William Phillips
Robert Fulton
Frank Dare
Linford Mafer
Gurney
Sarah Fehr
Fred Kostenbader
Owen Kostenbader
Norman Walker
Emma Ward
Bethlehem
Margaret McCorkell
Easton
James E. Kostenbader
Charles Kostenbader
Eva
Cherry Hill
Israel Heller
Ellis Owens
Wind Gap
W. H. Brong
Pen Argy
David Engler
William Millheim
John Mack
Nazareth
Daniel Gower
Firetown
Aluta I. O. O. F
William T. Reeses
Henry Hoch
Bushkill Centre
Foot Amputation After Quarry Accident at Bath
Ralph Quanter in charge of Dinkey cars at Keystone Cement Plant Bath slipped from a car Monday morning and a car ran over his foot. Three toes were crushed and one was amputated at Maff's Hospital. No other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Quanter
Keystone Cement
Bath
Maff's Hospital
Laying Sidewalks in Penn Street Improvement
Contractor W H Barrall has a crew at work laying sidewalks on Penn street in front of properties owned by Wm Stocker Mr Resch George Eickoff and Miss Eva Edel man. Upon completion the Borough will improve the street adding a noticeable enhancement to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Barrall
Penn Street
Wm. Stocker
Resch
George Eickoff
Eva Edelman
Boro
Congregational meeting welcomes new members at Christ Reformed
A reception for new members led by Rev. Wm. A. Helffrich was held in the Church Social rooms with devotions and a welcoming address by Churchmen's League President Wm. H. Hawk. Speakers included J. H. Sencenbach Clarence Lerch Richard Leiby Phillip Heller David Smith Miss Anne S. Cole and a social hour followed with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed Congregation
Wm. A. Helffrich
Churchmen's League
Wm. H. Hawk
J. H. Sencenbach
Clarence Lerch
Churchmen’s League
Richard Leiby
Phillip Heller
David Smith
Anne
Cole
Buckets Physic Bladder Remedy Ad Claim
Advertisement claiming a bladder physic containing buchu and juniper relieves nocturnal urination and bodily irritation. Promises easier sleep after four days or money back. Sold at Paul W. Heckman’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Heckman
Moorestown Birthday Party at Bensing Home
A pleasant surprise was held Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bensing for ten year old Mary. Guests included Mildred Bold, Pauline Michall, Mae Evelyn Eberts, and many Andrews and Rinkers from Nazareth, Easton, Bushkill, and Chapman areas. Families and relatives gathered for the celebration with neighbors and friends joining in the cheerful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensing
Ter Mary
Miss Mildredbold
Pauline Michall
Mae Evelyn Eberts
Anna Dred Eberts
Dorothy Ritter Nor Hahn
Isabel Andrew
Andrews
Mildred Bushkirk Bensing
Mary Bartholomer
Tha Miller
George Michael
Kinker
Robert Kinker
Sing
George Bensing
Joby Sing
Stewan
Luther
Victor Andrews
Herbert Bensing
Chester Rinker Russell Rinker
Nazareth
Asher
Winson Carl
Easton
Michael
Bushkill
Arthur Michael
Charles
Charles Hann
Jers
Luther Eberts
Frank
Kermit
Joseph Ant
Chapmans
Victor
Paul
Robert Af
Thomas Oplinger
Earl Michael
Ren Florence
William
Harry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pasi G. Nlebert
Thureday
Osi
ST. John's Reformed
W. B. Wotring
D.D
LLD
Paster
Christian Endeavor
Camp Fire Girls
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mission Band
Boy Scouts
Boy Rangers
Ladies” Ald Society
Junior Luther League
Ean
International Seméay School
Seeson
HOW TO Ray
Ashe
Item Publishing Company
Nazareth, Penna
Girl Scouts
Missionary Guild
Gladys Laubach
Verna Warner
Hattie Place
Mrs. Quier
Hellertown
Samuel Falco
Thomas Falco
Harold Horning
Dorothy Horning
Barnhill
Rol Bittner
Eleanor Bittner
Stokes Park
Irene Hawk
Raymond Reph
Mary Hawk
Apent
Danielsville
Adam Gets
William Getz
and Smith
W. H. A. Williams
Mn Clementson
Cle
George
Woodman
Audrey
Mn. Davidson
Waltering Ton
W. Witty
Amanda Kotz
Hem
Reuben Kotz
Fred Heckman
Calvin Knecht
W. 8. Hottle
Titus Hottle
Mr. Roth
Hecktown
J. A. Klick
Prudential Insurance
M. E
Floyd Overly
Dog
George Brown
Jacoby Macungie
Flora Edelman
Robert Minnich
Congregational Meeting
Young Peoples Division
County Sabbath School Association
Northampton
Altoonah
Daniel R. Worman
Stroudsburg
Lehigh Presbytery
Walnut Street
Moorestown
Cal
Emerson, Mallory and
Stetsons
Henry Schlegel
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