Sermons and Social News From Bath and Nearby Towns
In Bath Rev. R L Kerstatter preached on What Lies Beyond the Grave with an evening sermon on The First Appearance of Christ Anna Besenhofer spoke to the Luther League on a Mission topic A Minstrel show netted 27 77 Fr iday eve Harold Mulley reported For the Minstrel committee Prof Wm Soliday improves Indian Trail Park Pennsville daylight saving begins next Sunday to reduce confusion Dr J Evan Hirtle and wife returned from Atlantic City A J Bibighaus and family Lau ry s spent Sunday with friends Mark L Miltenberger and family visited Hudson NY Mrs Jacob H Seem and daughter attended the 25th anniversary of Rev Dr Lentz in Bangor Rev Reginald H Helffrich and wife of Butler Pa plan visits to the Reformed parsonage Over 23 Boy Scouts toured Open House at Lehigh Enjoyable tours for older citizens Nearby weekend guests included Frank Happel Wm Frutchey and Mrs Annie Frutchey Arthur S Lambert East Main St Also Dr M W Phillips and wife Mary visited Dr P D Hottenstein Philadelphia and daughter at dinner Rev W A Helffrich and delegate elder C J Hahn left for Eastern Synod meetings in Nazareth George A Bilheimer Bethlehem transacted business in Nazareth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Kerstatter
Christ
Anna Besenhofer
Luther League
Harold Mulley
Minstrel Show Committee
Soliday
Pennsville
J. Evan Hirtle
Atlantic City
A. J. Bibighaus
Laurys
Mark L
Miltenberger
Hudson
Arthur
Ackermanville
M. W. Phillips
Mary
P. D. Hottenstein
Philadelphia
Helen Phillips
Peabody Institute of Music
Baltimore
W. A. Helffrich
D. D
C. J. Hahn
Will provides annual income share to Christ Reformed Church
By provision in the will of Victor H. Barrall the Christ Reformed Church of town has received a quarter of the net income of the estate each year. The amount paid this year was 94 dollars by the executor B F Rohn last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Barrall
Christ Reformed Church
Town
B. F. Rohn
Distribution of seeds to unemployed across city
Seeds and fertilizer totaling seven tons were distributed Friday and Saturday from Bencenbach's lot with help from Norman Oplinger and his truck, Nazareth shipment, and deliveries to homes. Each family received 75 pounds of fertilizer 30 pounds of Michigan seed potatoes and a carton of 18 seed varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bencenbach
Washington Street
Norman Oplinger
Nazareth
Chapman Slate Co
M. W. Phillips
Red Cross
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Churchmen's League Hikes Blue Mountains Day Trip
More than 50 members of the Reformed Church men's League and guests drove to the Blue Mountains north of Point Phillips for a hike to Smiths Gap and back to Bareesh Springs for a doggie roast. Included were Rev W A Helffrich and many local parishioners, with names listed among the attendees. Walter Saylor purchased a new automobile last week.
Varicose Veins Healed By New Method
An advertised home treatment pledges to heal varicose leg sores and reduce swelling without surgery or injections. It claims you can resume normal activity quickly with Emerald Oil, and promises a druggist will not charge unless you are helped.
Bran based desserts from Frances Lee Barton recipes
Delivers a set of dessert recipes emphasizing bran and wholesome ingredients. Includes instructions for cake muffins, baked apples with a bran batter, and fig flavored cakes. The steps cover flour mixing, creaming butter, adding sugar and molasses, folding in bran, and baking times with moderate ovens.
Gentle Relief for Stomach Agony and Indigestion
An old time ad promotes a peppermint based remedy claiming quick relief from stomach agony gas and indigestion. It touts dramatic breathing relief within minutes and cites over 4000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Easy Wearing Frock For Morning Use In Striped Cotton
A cool comfortable morning wear frock with simple lines that are easy to make wear and launder. It can be fashioned in diagonal striped cotton in red and white blue and white or green and white.
Spring dress design with contrasting capelet sleeves
A fashion note describes a white dress with bright colored buttons and belt, capelet sleeves, and waist trimming in contrasting material. It offers sizes 34 to 46, with fabric estimates for size 38 and be t trimming, plus a two yard lower edge width. a stray line discusses grocery stores selling beer versus groceries.
Joyce's Flight From a Wild California Soiree
Joyce Ashton confronts a fraught love triangle with Maitland and the Manzanita crowd after a drunken party. She plans an escape to San Francisco for a week, hoping to reinvent herself and drive, with seventy five dollars found to fund the trip, as the next chapter Teases a continuation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maithind
Maorthi
Joyce
San Francisco
Manzanita
Local church services and community quilting event notes
Rev. C A Buts will conduct Sunday morning services. Visitors from Emaus and Easton attended events including a quilt show. An all day quilting party April 18 hosted by Hecktown Ladies Aid brought many Macada members to share in the day. Four quilts were completed as the groups socialized at Hecktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Buts
M. E. Brown
Floyd Oberly
Evelyn Erdell
Emaus
Flora Edelman
Mina von Steuben
Easton
Hecktown
Ladies Aid Society of
Macada Ladies Aid Society
Stanley Coffin
Cassie Keiper
Savannah Newhard
Fred DeLong
Charles Williams
Harry Moyer
Ausan Young
Lillie Koehler
Asher Lerch
Thomas Heas
Wm. Bachman
Charles Shaerer
Preston Koehler
Herbert Roth
Emmanuelsville Communion Attendance and Social Visits
Reformed Communion day drew a large crowd in Emmanuelsville. Guests included Louis Kramer and James Santee with Russel and James Jasheimer of Philadelphia visiting J N Dankel. Local calls and visits followed, with several families stopping by Lindaman, Kohler, Kromer, Silvius, Seip, and Dom bach households near Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kramer
James Santee
Russel
James Jasheimer
Philadelphia
J. N. Dankel
Elmer Zellner
Beatta Lindaman
James Lindaman
Clinton Kohler
Louis Kromer
Wind Gap Egg Hunt Draws Crowd With Prizes
Wind Gap along with local groups held an all day event on Saturday supplying about 1300 colored eggs and 600 chocolate eggs for children. Prizes ranged from shoes and wagons to cameras and hand bags for kids while adults won coal, motor oil, a ham and milk tickets. Community groups including Boy Scouts, the police chief, the Republican club and the fire company helped run activities and the Rural Letter Carriers Association with the Ladies Auxiliary hosted a booster dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind Gap Fire Company
Boy Scouts
Republican Club
Fire Company
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Northampton
Monroe
Carbon
Ladies
Lancaster
Lebanon
Wind Gap
Wilson Dimmick
Bingen
Edith Gangawere
L. B. Klick
Trinity Lutheran Congregation
Ear Lapp
Mary
Elmer
William
Sciota
Winner Delp
Winner Jr
Kenneth
Trenton
N. J
Kate Eley
Jo Edwards
Percy Nagle
Plainfield
Luther K. Houck
Random Thoughts Question Roosevelt's First-Term Plans
A Republican asks what President Roosevelt will do if he pursues all Democratic platform planks in six months. A Democrat retorts that voters would indeed like to know what lies ahead in the remaining term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel
Fragmentary text urges against using laxatives or stimulants like salt, minerals, oil, candy, or gum to change mood or energy. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events, speakers, or a clear conclusion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. John's Lutheran Church
Churchmen's League
Reformed Churchmen's League
Blue Mountains
Point Phillips
Smith's Gap
Bareesh” Springs
Lehigh Valley
Panorama View
Frederick J. Frantz
Frederick Jr
Verne
Catherine
Evelyn
Grace Graver
Buddy
Franklin Graver
Margariete
Anna Graver
Anne
Cole
Dorothy
Pauline
Emma Miller
Elizabeth Sencenbach
Hilda Ervin
Clarence Lerch
Betty Alice Lerch
J. H. Sencenbach
Carl
Florence Schaffer
Claire Worman
A Edwards
Eliza Edwards
Norman West
Warren Moser
George Smith
Harry
Norman
Raymond Silfies
Eleanor Saras
Charles Diener
Ray Ervin
B. F. Rohn, Jr
Bert Herd
Wm. H. Hawk
John Topfer
Richard Leiby
George Strunk
Bobby Lerch
Bobby Jones
Dorothy Flick
Ada Leigh
Mary and Rosa Horn
Evan Guth
Charles Graver
Delbert Siegfried
John Spanitz
Dan Bmith
Walter Saylor
J. F. Bartholomew and Son Funeral Service
Bath, PA
H. E. Bartholomew
Bath
Frances Lee Barton
Dave
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
Secretary Woodin
The
Treasury
Kay Boyd
Park Ave
New York
Helton
G Tanical
Rrent
Fritls
Nel Packaril
Rich Zalforma Tui Packer
Fer Ile
Maitland
Sophie
Sam
Joyee
Kelt
Fthel
Clarice
Tess Farnsworth
Kate Belmain
Tess
Frills
Neil
Joyce Ashton
Matt
Laurine
Ethel
Paul
Dot
Dry Creek Canyon
China
Dickie
Rosie
Marcia
Stu
Art
Dr Ellison
Tracy Farnsworth
Doe
Kate
Clance
Ross
Wate
Charlie
Trace
Dec
Packard House
Hyde Park
United States
Washington
Congress
White House
Amber Jack II
Maine
Mrs. Becenvall
Emmanuelsville
Helen Vasko
Nother
George Bensing
Moorestown
Nazareth Pa
Carter
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