Old Timers Triumph Over Bath Tigers 20 to 0
Friday twilight game at Fehner field Bath saw the old-timers overpower the Bath Tigers 20 to 0. Notable names include Ervin Quinter Mets Willard and Art Diehl in the visitors lineup while Lester Benninger, manager, pitched the final innings for Bath. The Tigers offered no real resistance as the favored nine cruised to the decisive win.
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Fehner Field
Bath
Bath Tigers
Ervin
Quinter
Mets
Willard
Art Diehl
Tigers
Lester Benninger
Closing Service At Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
The closing service before the annual vacation was held Sunday evening at Walnut Street Presbyterian Church led by Rev. J. M. Minnick. The next service is set for September 8 at 10:19. Rev. Minnick preached on Leaping the Rapids while the church quartet sang Peace be within thy Walls. Various local residents and visitors were noted, including notices of travel, family visits, and a new birth at Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. Subscribe for The Item.
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Walnut St. Presbyterian Church
J. M. Minnick
Minnick
J. E Beers
Marion McKlhaney
Arthur Jazheimer
Allentown
George E. Sherer
Harold Shiffer
Alvin Shiffer
Casper Musselman
Joseph Frey, Jr
Penn State College
A. O. Shiffer
State College
Mary M. Knauss
Ocean Grove
N. B
D. Diehl and
Northampton
Martin Marshang
Sacred Heart Hospital
Charles Laub
Hannah Murray
Emma S. Laub
Sally Shields
Philadelphia
Frank S. Graver
Frank 8. Graver
the Reformed Church
Bath School
Chester W. Townsend
Famil
Bethlehem
George W. Kreidler
Mark R. Kreidler
Hawleys
Child scalding incident at Bath Square home
The seven month old child of Mr and Mrs Arch Leigh was severely scalded in their Bath Square kitchen Saturday when it fell from a cabinet into a bowl of hot water prepared for a bath. Dr H L Cunin treated the burns confined to the back with a minor cut from the fall.
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Arch Leigh
Bath Square
H. L. Cunin
Former Bath Pastor’s Wife S. E. Ochsenford Dies
Mrs. S. E. Ochsenford died last week at her Selinsgrove home from apoplexy. She was wife of the late Rev. Dr. Ochsenford who served Bath Lutheran Parish for many years. He later led Christ Church Freemansburg before his death. Both are buried in Selinsgrove.
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S. E. Ochsenford
Selinsgrove
Ochsenford
Phronie
Roddy
Corinne
Corinne. al Om Question of How She Wed Silver Grenoble
Pam
Carter's Little Liver Pills Claims and Consternation
An old advertisement-style piece warns that overeating causes digestive decay and bad breath, blaming bile and liver function. It touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe remedy, warns against calomel pills, and claims the product prevents mouth and body decay with a 25 cent price.
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Carter
C.m.co
VARTY DRESS AND HAT Pattern for Young Girls
Ad describes a VARTY dress and hat for ages 1 4 with exact material needs for sizes 1 4. It promotes a scalloped lace edged collar hat trimming and a velvet sash, suggesting pink organdie or dotted Swiss fabrics and instructs sending 15 cents, name, address, style number and size to Patricia Dow Pattern Dept 115 Fifth Ave Brooklyn NY.
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Patricia Dow
Pattern Dept
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Nazareth Woman's Club Lawn Party RSVP at Wind Gap
Nazareth Woman's Club members are invited to a lawn party at Mrs J C Keller’s home in Wind Gap on August 7 at 7 pm. Members are asked to bring boxes of plates cups and silverware. Coffee will be provided.
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Nazareth Woman's Club
J.C Keller
Wind Gap
You and Your Constitution in Defense of the People
A fragment describes opposition to a Washington bill aimed at barring the Supreme Court from striking down Acts of Congress. It argues Congress would gain power to shape rights, challenging the Constitution and urging protection of the people’s liberties amid political shifts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Setian
Belaucatos
Confess
Heratiado
Elena Neler Yoo Tferebant
Pepe Cine Amerean
Berane Owen
Heron River Addams to Welcome Anna Grenoble
The small town waits for Anna Grenoble, alias Silver, arriving from Chicago after family ties draw her to Sophronia Willard in Heron River. Silver plans to live with her aunt, while Roddy Willard confronts ownership and future of the Willard farm as secrets and romantic tensions surface amid the family saga.
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Heron River
Anna
Silver
Grenoble
Jim
Gambler
Chicago
Sophronia Willard
Jim Grenoble
Sophronia
Roderick
Jason
Duke Melbank
Corinne Meader
Annaenobles
Willards
Roddy
Phronie
Gerald Lutier
Corinne
Meeting at the Roddy Household
Silver and Jason join Roddy and Corinne in the new home whereCorinne greets them with warmth while Roddy jokes about manners. Jason mutters with concern as Corinne’s presence stirs tension amid the gathering.
Public Health Talk Warns Against Hypnotic Drug Abuse
A health official warns a large audience about risks from indiscriminate hypnotic drug use. Two men admit yearlong use of barbiturate compounds, prompting concern over law restrictions and health dangers. The piece stresses hypnotics are for occasional, prescribed use and calls for caution.
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Eli Mn Bride-Dexter
Dante
Uae
Government pays dole and merchant shares day’s tale
A brief note describes government dole payments and a merchant who, returning home in the evening, tells his wife about the day’s profitable business. The text suggests there may be little else to add from that day.
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Dole
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