Sunday school picnic set at Dorney Park schedule
The annual Sunday school picnic will be held at Dorney Park on Wednesday. Busses will pick up Bath Lutheran and Reformed Churches members at 9 30. Park areas and free concessions noted. Several local residents and families are mentioned as attending or visiting nearby locations.
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Dorney Park
Bath
Blue Grove
Quoit
Harold Shiffer
Wilson Hartzell
Earl Garland
The
Lutheran Church
Melvin Houser
David Smith
Frederick Frantz
Reformed Sunday School
Bath Community Band Carnival for New Uniforms
The Community Band of Bath announces a three day carnival this week to raise funds for new uniforms. Each evening features an out of town band's performance with Lower Nazareth Township Band on Wednesday and Old Nazareth Band on Thursday.
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Bath
Lower
Nazareth Township
Nazareth
Catholic Church Picnic At Sacred Heart Parish Sunday
The annual parish picnic will be held this coming Sunday in Froff's Grove west of town with many games and amusements. A large delegation from a former parish in Philadelphia will attend to swell the crowd. Also noted are local residents J Metzger and wife and George F Metzger and wife visiting Asbury Park, and Charles S Scholl improving after months confined to bed.
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Saul Rivert
Hazleton
Dave Plotnics
Ossining
Thomas Frederickson
AO. Shiffer
Bath Lions Club
Kiwanian Kemmerer
Allentown
Allentown Club
Dorney Park
H. E Bartholomew
Dorothy
Beatrice
W H. Hawk
John Lucas
Asbury Park
N. J
Beatrie Bartholomew
Dorothy Schall
H. L. Bartholomew
Washington Street
Melvin Warren
Joseph Elliot
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
R H. Helffrich
Dennis
New York City
Nellie Sensenbach
Sacred Heart
Froff
J Metzger
Town
George F. Metzger
Bethlehem
Charles 8. Scholl
Bath Square
State Resumes Distribution of Tetanus Antitoxin
Harrisburg reports the State Department of Health has resumed tetanus antitoxin distribution. Roy G. Miller says the supply reaches hospitals and stations to immunize 3780 people at a total cost of 3400 dollars. The program remains an emergency service for all in need amid more auto accidents and puncture wounds.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Roy G. Miller
Division of Supplies
Miller
Farm Show Space in High Demand in Harrisburg
Harrisburg residents report thousands of square feet of commercial exhibitor space for the Pennsylvania Farm Show to be held January 21 to 25. Some buyers doubled their space, and nearly half of the booths are under tentative contract. The premium list for 24 competitive departments is printed, with prize money exceeding $37,000.
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Harrisburg
John H. Light
State Health Dept Surplus Vaccines To Immunize 7100 Children
The State Health Department has distributed enough smallpox vaccine to inoculate 7100 children in recent weeks. The supply supports Federal transient bureaus across Pennsylvania and helps families unable to pay for vaccination as many children enter school this fall.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Fewer Rabid Dogs Reported in Pennsylvania
The Department of Agriculture reported fewer rabid dogs in the state during the first six months of the year than in 1933. Through July 1 there were 28 positive cases versus 87 last year, with 31 people and 414 animals exposed, a notable drop from the previous year.
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Harrishurd
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Brazil Nuts Picnic Dishes Spice Outdoor Menu Ideas
A vintage recipe notice presents Brazil nuts as central to picnic eating with Savory Sandwich ideas and Deviled Brazil Notes. It suggests toasted bacon wrapped nut meats grilled over fire, hot hors d oeuvres, and Brazil Sweetmeats, describing steps and variations for crusts and fillings.
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Brazil
Schnader Denounces Reed Ties in Pennsylvania Campaign
State Committee Attorney General Schnader delivers a lengthy address on Republican aims in Pennsylvania. He omits mentioning running mate Senator Reed amid a critique of Reed's conservatism and the party's fear of frank conservative positions. Reed remains a well known Republican figure, while Schnader appears to distance himself from that association.
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Schnader
Senator Reed
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate G. O. P
Republican Party
Eecesses
Publican split and calls for Home Rule in Pennsylvania
A political figure parts ways with Reed, forming a separate campaign committee while opposing a special relief session. He advocates a Democratic Federal Government to boost state relief and critiques Schnader as conservative, noting his battles against State relief up to Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court. Pennsylvania voters face a pivotal choice.
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Publican Party
Reed
Pennsylvania
Political clash over Reed Schnader tickets and party platform
The Record in Philadelphia denounces the Republican slate as split and unfocused. It argues Reed and Schnader run separately without a unified program, contrasts them with the New Deal, and accuses the party branch of pushing tax raids and city jobs instead of a clear platform.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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H. O. Simons & Son Contractors and
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7Th St
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Antesa
Carter
C.m.ce
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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Guernsey
Golden Guernsey
Sylvester Kern
Fred Kline
H. F. Memmert
Sam’s
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Nick’s Lunch Room
Flick’s Meat Market
Albert Fry
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H.C. Repsher
Pontiac
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