Coplay Doctor Heller Praised For Local Service And Enduring Trust
A Coplay physician Dr J R Heller is lauded for twelve years of practice since earning an MD from the University of Pennsylvania in 1917. He is active in the Northampton County Medical Society and affiliated with local fraternal orders. The feature notes his ready aid to the ill and the strong patronage he has earned, alongside praise for the North Coplay Hotel and Mr Haberern for their service to patrons.
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J. R. Heller
Heller
University of Pennsylvania
Northampton County Medical Society
Free and Ancient Order of Masons, Catasaqua
Knights of the Golden Eagles
North Coplay Hotel
Times
Haberern
North Coplay Hotel Earns Favor In Local Hosts
Representative of the better class hostelries of this vicinity, North Coplay Hotel is operated by Mr. John F. Haberern and located in North Coplay. For nine years he has managed the establishment, catering to clientele in an excellent manner.
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North Coplay
John F. Haberern
Haberern
Coal Delivered At Great Savings
In these times when a penny saved is somewhat more than a penny earned, householders are thankful for any opportunity to cut expenses. Messrs Delong and Blose offer coal direct from the mine to the consumer at great savings by removing intermediary costs. Clarence R. DeLong and James J. Blose have operated the business for a year, with trucking facilities delivering coal to residents. The writer offers best wishes for their continued success.
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Egypt
Messrs Delong & Blose
Clarence R. DeLong
James J. Blose
Coplay Citizen Efficient Justice
Squire John J. Frickert of Coplay is a civic and judicial leader who has served as justice of the peace since 1924 and is now in his second term through 1936. His long incumbency has maintained honest, efficient legal administration and earned him community trust and many friendships.
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Squire John J. Frickert
Coplay
Squire Frickert
Floyd Bowers Route 611 Gas Station and Cafe
Floyd Bowers operates a popular station on Route 611 near Easton offering Standard and Purol gas service. He runs a restaurant serving local and transient trade at reasonable prices and provides accommodations for up to ten travelers. The editorial notes his reliability among local establishments serving patrons.
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Floyd B. Bowers
Route 611
Easton
Piano Tuner Also Fine Musician
Prominently identified with Easton circle of musicians Mr. Harvey Arner at 2568 Nazareth Road has forty years in piano building and tuning. He spent thirty eight years with H. Lehr, teaches clarinet, and promotes musical education across New Jersey and much of Pennsylvania.
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Easton
Harvey Arner
Nazareth Road
Arner
H. Lehr
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Edwin A Breinig Builds Insurance Reach in Egypt
Edwin A Breinig, an enterprising businessman in Egypt, offers comprehensive general insurance representation from major companies. He has years of experience, enforcing solid business policies to safeguard policy holders and provide useful, competent advice and service to clients, earning their trust and recommendations.
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Edwin A. Breinig
Egypt
Breinig
Cost of Feed Key in Chick Raising Efficiency
College experiment stations show that the protein blend in chick feed affects both outcomes and overall costs. Chicks from the same stock fed mashes with different protein mixes can incur up to 44 percent variation in feed cost during the first six weeks. It is a matter of efficiency.
Feed selections drive chick growth and laying profitability
E B Powell of Purina Mills explains that chick mash must balance livability growth feathering and egg laying. Over years and 300000 weighings of chicks and hens show cost differences up to 3.16 cents per pound alter profits. Proper nutrients and careful manufacture yield a feed that delivers results at a profitable price.
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E. B. Powell
Purina Mills Experimental Farm
Choir Mourns Death of Dr Balch Nevin in Easton Service
Morning service memorial for composer Dr George Balch Nevin who died in Easton last week. Choir sang Dear Jesus Sweet the Tears and again at a Love feast Saturday before his passing.
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Jesus
George Balch Nevin
Easton
Malchu
N. von Wilm
Rinck
Noah
Jesu Christ Dich Zu Uns Wend
Hollaender
Brown & Lynch Post Auxiliary to host church concert
The Women's Chorus of Brown and Lynch Post Auxiliary will give a concert in Forks Church on Wednesday evening May 3 at 8 15 with a male quartet and a noted violinist. A Silver offering will aid the Memorial Gateway fund. Daylight Saving time begins Sunday with 10 o'clock morning service. Well Worth White Society meets May 1 in the Sunday school room. Mother's Day is May 14 with morning and evening services and a 7 45 musical program by society members.
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Brown & Lynch Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Church
Memorial, Gateway Fund
The
Well-Worth-White Society
Panel of Civil Court Jurors Named for May Trial
A panel of 74 jurors was drawn to serve at Northampton County Court House in Easton for a civil term beginning May 15. The pool includes 24 women and 49 men from 20 districts. counts by township include Bethlehem 17 and Easton 14, plus Allen Township 1, Bangor 5, Bath 1, Forks Township 1, Glendon 1, Lehigh Township 3, Lower Mount Bethel 1, Lower Saucon 1, Northampton 7, Nazareth 5, North Catasauqua 2, Plainfield 1, Pen Argyl 1, Stockertown 1, Tatamy 2, Upper Mount Bethel 2, Williams 2, Wilson Borough 1, West Easton 1.
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Northampton County Court House
Easton
Allen Township
Bethlehem
Bangor
Bath
East Allen Township
East Bangor
Forks Township
Glendon
Lehigh Township
Lower Mount Bethel Township
Lower Saucon Township
Northampton
Nazareth
North Catasauqua
Plainfield Township
Pen Argyl
Stockertown
Tatamy
Upper Mount Bethel
Williams Township
Wilsonborough
West Easton
Nazareth Building and Loan elects officers for year
At a recent stockholders meeting Nazareth Building and Loan Association elected P. B. Trumbower as president F. H. Schmidt as vice president W. E. Henry as treasurer Charles Shafer as secretary and directors J. F. Bardill A. C. Dereamus A. E. Frantz A. G. Kern J. M. Kern H. E. Shimer and H. E. Woodring. Auditors named were H. E. Venter J. H. Heintzelman and H. E. Gower.
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Nazareth Building and Loan Association
P. 8. Trumbower
F. H. Schmidt
W. E. Henry
Charles Shafer
J. F. Bardill
A. C. Dereamus
A. E. Frantz
A. G. Kern
J. M. Kern
H. E. Shimer
H. E. Woodring
Social notices and local events fill town page
Community members attend gatherings visit relatives and mark illness and quaratine updates. Several households share weekend visits to Belfast Tatamy Shimer's Hill and Nazareth while scarlet fever and illnesses affect Hentz Ellsworth Turner Kahler and Wood families. Local clubs church groups and sales promotions appear with a card party, Henry Schlegel May Sales, and a farm gardening note urging peas planting and fertilizer use.
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Henry Schlegel
Russell Edelman
Macada
Walter Messinger
Belfast
Marrell Meyers
Edgar
Tatamy
George Abel
Ray Remaley
Marion
Shimer’s Hill
Clyde Snyder
Rodney
Neil
Wind Gap
Robert Beers
John Knecht
Naomi
Capella
Charles Fehnel
M. Louise Ellsworth
Helen Turner
Cooperstown
N Yy
Robert Knorr
William Hentz
Easton Hospital
William Free
Virginia Free
Charles Free
Spruce Street
Thomas Achenbach
Mobersville
Reading
George Rubright
Jesse Kreidler
Center Street
Anna Kahler
M Kahler
High Street
Valeria Teel
Harold Teel
Whitfield Street
Escher Clewell
Charles Clauser
New York City
Daniel Cohick
Lititz
Edward Roest
Gladys Haas
Scranton
Harold Gruber
Detroit
Mich
Andrew Leh
P. O. of A
Weaversville
Plant Garden Peas Early for Good Crop Says Agent
County Agent B. L. Coleman notes peas are a cool season crop needing ample moisture. Almost every gardener plants some peas for home use and market gardeners grow them for local trade due to their high quality when fresh.
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B. L. Coleman
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