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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
3
The Nazareth item recounts local business transfers at Main Street with Jacob A. and James Ritter taking stock from Mr. Roth, plans to supply wet hub components, and thanks for past patronage. It notes health, arrivals, a bridge petition, teacher appointments, and Nazareth’s progress toward manufacturing prominence with strong civic features and Moravian history.
Stable No. 2 Easton will host its annual clambake at Nazareth Fair Grounds on August 23 featuring a band concert vaudeville and several automobile races. Colts will be initiated by Stable No. 1 a natal day picnic for Margaret Osterstock G William Eberman H A Hess and W J Woodring was held indoors due to rain. Various local residents travel to Baylor's Lake and Asbury Park for visits while Dr. C H Dibbel relocates to Nazareth and Penn Allen Cement’s E A Wolfe renovates a home.
The article lists camp staff and a long roll of participants across junior intermediate groups. It names Scott and counselors Mrs. Lawrence Rice Miss Marion Kienzle and others as nature instructors arts crafts unit leaders and group leaders. The junior and intermediate rosters include many girls with surnames such as Redline Ambrose Arndt Rice Shafer Shimer Stark Weiss Woodring Wunderly Brobst Cowling Heckman Davidson Griffin Hei mer Hough Kachline Moeller Remmel Rohn Stocker and more.
The Bath to Beersville concrete highway opened unofficially Tuesday evening after the last coverings came off. Northampton Traction cars now run through to the Bangor terminal, with tracks laid and the first car resuming service to Broadway on Sunday. A week of camp at Pine Flats ends for several locals, while notable wedding attendance and visits follow. A large Black Minorca hen from William E. Smith Co. lays an eight and one half by three eighths inch egg, prompting a search for a hen of equal size. Congressman Everitt Kent’s local supporters receive souvenir postcards from Cristobal Canal Zone where he vacations. Troop 1 Boy Scouts, led by Elmer Snyder, heads to Camp Weygadt for two weeks along the Delaware River. William Powers and family visit town for renewed acquaintances, as Mrs. Jennie Hay, from Atlantic City, visits her mother Mrs. Henrietta Abel. Frank Michael, seaman, resumes Navy duties after furlough with his mother.
Michael and Mrs Sweitzer with sons Edgar and Lloyd spent Sunday visiting Frank C. Christ in Mt Pocono at his new bungalow. Anna Clewell and Lena and Oscar Arnold of Tatamy visited Mt Pocono. Mrs Snell White Haven returned home with her mother Mrs Owen Michael and Miss Charlotte Michael after a day there. Mr Meyers and Mr Kocher of Bushkill Center tour Detroit. Agronomists urge shallow cultivation with a wide V sweep to prune without disturbing roots.
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