Bath by John Sendenbach in From the West
Mr and Mrs Floyd Deck of South Walnut Street hosted a visit from Mr and Mrs Dave Miller of Drummond Wisconsin and niece Miss Elizabeth Hinton of Braden Iowa who are in the East for a month. The group also included Mr and Mrs John B Miller of Easton and Mr and Mrs Harvey Wismer of Phillipsburg. A Shiffer and family from Bath Schools are on an auto tour to New England and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Deck
Walnut St
Dave Miller
Drummond
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Hinton
Braden
Iowa
Miller
Deck
John B. Miller
Easton
Harvey Wismer
Phillipsburg
A. ©. Shiffer
Bath Schools
Catholic Church Receives Marble Flooring Upgrade
The Sacred Heart Church auditorium, recently enlarged, is receiving a new rubber marble flooring upgrade. A force of men work to beautify the main structure and boost efficiency. A Bath group of 55 members attended a jolly party, listing many local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Bath Woman Surprised On Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Albert Laubach was surprised at a birthday anniversary party held at her Broadway Bath home on Wednesday for her 32nd birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Huber, Mr and Mrs Geo Graver and children, Robert, David and Pauline, along with several other local residents and family members. Delicious refreshments closed the program of games and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Vogel
Victor and
Lamont
Marvin Smith
Dorothea
Christine
Annabel
Rebecca
Elwood Laubach
Willard Stewart
Willard Jr
Helen Spanitz
David Smith
Robert Laubach
Robert Laubach Jr
Ray Schall
Dorothy Laubach
Anna Smith
Bertha Huber
Albert Laubach
Anna
Pauline
George Eberly
Marion Rinker
Lester Traugher
Bath
Clarence Huber
Sarah Florey
Tatamy
Howard Saylor
Marion
Stockertown
Annie Vogel
Nazareth
Jolly Party
Broadway Bath
Paul Huber
Geo. Q@raver
Robert
David
Aaron Schaffer
Luther Schlegel
Amos’ Demko
Wm. Yob
John Dreissbach
Mary Landes
Mary Fehnel
Bath youths vacation at Pine Knot Inn Saylors Lake
A Bath group of young people spending a week at Pine Knot Inn Saylors Lake with Mrs. John F. Clarke as chaperone. The Bath attendees include Vivian Wachter Louise Frey Phyllis Diehl Lois Ernest Alice Lerch Doris Ricker Janet Fehnel Dorothy Anglestine and Betty Lynn. Viola Jones of Kreidersville and Betty Lynn of Northampton complete the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Pine Knot Inn
Saylors Lake
John F. Clarke
Vivian Wachter
Louise Frey
Phyllis Diehl
Lois Ernest
Alice Lerch
Doris Ricker
Janet Fehnel
Dorothy Anglestine
Betty Lynn
Northampton
Viola Jones
Kreidersville
Democratic Rally Planned At Groff's Grove For August Fourth
A large Bath area democratic rally is scheduled for Friday August 4 at Groff's Grove. Organizers promise a fine program and urge attendance of both Men’s and Women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Vicinity
Enjoy Outing for Sunshine Class at Evy and Reformed Sunday School
The Sunshine class of the Evy and Reformed Sunday School held a lawn outing for 35 children and nearly as many mothers and members. Games, hunt for souvenirs, and ice cream with refreshments were provided. Committees included Refreshment, Games and several named members. Toys balloons were among the favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evy
and Reformed
E. A. Edwards
Richard Bouraignon
R. H. Bartholomew
Luther Schlegel
Aaron Schaffer
Esther DeLabar
Elwood Laubach
Bath Brings Birthday Observances and Local Events
Bath residents marked natal day anniversaries for Louise Harding Jessie Whitesell Caroline Christopher Lillian Schaffer Maria Pavlo and many others. The Bath Democratic Womans Club plans an August 17 outing at Indian Trail Park. The Knights of St George Sacred Heart Bath celebrate their 17th anniversary on August 12 with a dance. Local visits and social notes include Dora and Catherine Smith visiting grandparents in Altoona and Lorraine Siegfried visiting Phillipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Briffs
Altoona
Bath Band
Floyd Deck
Walnut St
Knights of St. George
Sacred Heart Church
Bath
Bergenlander
Allentown Hospital
Forrest Bowers
Youth Alay A Column For Young People By Aunt Cal
John Jones is seen as lucky by neighbors for his prosperous business home and new car. His luck started twenty years ago after his father died when he finished high school he supported siblings, worked hard for years, saved weekly, and learned on the job. He became partner then owner, proving luck plus hard work and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Cal
John Jones
Mr. Jones
Times
Jones
Miss Esther Schaffer visits then heads to World's Fair
Miss Esther Schaffer, long active in Social Service in New York City, spent two weeks with her father John H. Schaffer and family, then left by train for the World's Fair in California. Mrs. Harry J. Brown of Watertown visited over the weekend with her parents Wendell Moser and family. The Reform Churchmen's Brotherhood lawn social succeeded despite threatening weather as a large tent helped, and five delegates to the Summer Missionary Conference at Collegeville will report next Sunday after the Sunday School session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Schaffer
New York City
John H. Schaffer
California
Harry J. Brown
Watertown
Brown
Wendell Moser
Reformed Churchmen’s Brotherhood
Collegeville
Howard Zerwick
Zerwick
Washington St
Not Buy Luck and Planning for Opportunity
Such a person is not lucky even if envied by townspeople. Know what you want and plan how to get it. Hard work and careful planning aid opportunity. If a good position fails, other chances arise. Use common sense in planning. An electric refrigerator maker may fail in Alaska yet do well in Argentina. CAMERA TIPS Don’t worry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Argentina
Cal
Sunday School and Family Visits Reported in Area
Sunday School met at 9 A.M. with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Remaly of Belfast visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Remaly. George Steinmetz joined Cyrus Keehler for Sunday guests. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Trachbaby. Henry Landis and son from Egypt visited Herbert Bensing’s family along with others as Star Grange enjoyed a Sunday outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Remaly
Belfast
Harold Remaly
George Steinmetz
Cyrus Keehler
Kermit Trach
Henry Landis
Egypt
Herbert Bensing
Star Grange
Picnic Gatherings at Municipal Park Highlight Kern Family
A Sunday picnic at Municipal Park drew many locals including Mr and Mrs George Kern and extended family such as Kath ryn, Clay Kern, Miss Ruby Ang lemeper of Bangor, and Mrs Mae Baer. The report also lists the Kern cluster from Newark and Easton plus Wind Gap participants and others from town. A separate note mentions a new variety of head lettuce being described as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Park
George Kern
Charles Kern
Frank Kern Sr
Kathryn
Clay
Mae Baer
George Remagon
Olean
Ruby Anglemeper
Bangor
Joseph Kern
Newark
N. J
Frank Kern Jr
Easton
Conny Wagner
Wind Gap
Edward Heilman
Sylvester Kern
Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
BY John Sendenbach
New England States
Chas. C. Willauer Undertaker Cos
Mearce and
Lincoln Ave
Polephone Connection
Grace A. Cathees
Clark
Danvers
Mase
MONEL
Broad St
Siegel and Wessner
Alfred Sauldrich
Coplay
Wm. Santo
Irvin Bretz
College Hill
Joseph Mary
Greenwood Lake
R. Bartholomew
Wm. Shive
Lansdale
C. H. Fehnel
Race St
Marion Peeler
Wilkes- Barre
C. J. Hahn
East Main Street
Lewis Schaffer
New York
N. Y. World's Fair
Pic Tured
of Universal
Eton” Gas Range
Speedy Heet
Metropolitan Edison Company
Church Grove
Imperial 44
Pennsylvania
Kety College Agricultural
Erinarian
Dr. W. Cal. Nickel
So. Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Mobilgas
John Welk
Broad and
Centre
Eae
Nazareth Coal & Lumber CO
South Main Stree Azareth, PA
Himler's Tailor Shop
Hammer’s Market
Frank Huth & Sons
Raymond Heller
Kern's Meat Market
D. Lambert ‘Wella's
Radio Res Association
A. J. Sturgis
Donald Stier
Henry Schlegel
J. Schwartz & Son
Snyder Milling Co
Robert Smale Square Deal Garage
R, E. Saeger
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