Town Jottings Celebrate Quiet Social and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid Society of Christ Reformed church held a regular monthly session at the church. Visitors include Dr. Ralph Johnson and Randolph Heffrich of Upper Darby. Residents and relatives from Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and New York City are noted visiting, with many reporting on church and college connections and a newborn daughter for Stephen Ginther of East Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Christ Reformed Church
Reformed Parsonage
Ralph Johnson
Randolph Helffrich
Upper Darby
Philadelphia
Garret Miller
Allentown
Jones Brothers
Washington Street
Ringtown
Sophia Barrall
Ursinus College
The
Reformed Church
Robert Schall
Theo. Kampman
Bethlehem
Vernie Hirtle
J. Evan Hirtle
Charles McAfee
Easton
Northampton County
Clarence A. Hawk
Northampton
Charles Laub
Hannah Murray
Emma _ S
Laub
Town
Tannersville
Kistler
Frank Sensenbach
C. F
le van Sensenbach
T. E. Whalen Jr
M. Elizabeth Kreidler
Pen Argyl
Mary C. Swartz
Dorothy Gish
Hora Lema
Mark R. Kreidler
New York City
Well Known School Teacher to Retire in Northamp ton County
Clinton Fehnel a long time public school teacher in Northamp ton County will retire before turning 70 next spring after nearly fifty years in education. He taught at several schools most recently Michaels school on the Bath to Newburg road where he will be eligible for pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Fehnel
Northampton County
Altho
Michaels
Newburg
Bath
Fehnel
Juniors In Action At Diehl Field Victory 7 to 6
Monocacy A. C. juniors edged Catholic A. C. juniors on Diehl's field by 7 to 6. Pitcher H. Silfies struck out five, Overcash six. Plotnick hit a home run and two doubles. Silfies also scored a triple with other doubles by Overcash Scholl and Sante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
A. C. Jrs
Diehl
H. Silfies
Plotnick
Silfies
Overcash
Scholl
Sante
Bath Lions Club Meets and Local Social News
The Bath Lions Club held its regular semi monthly meeting at 7 pm in the Bath Hotel with Atty. Stanley Fehr of Nazareth as speaker. A Bath A A Black dance is planned for August 13 in Public Square with Kratzer's Jolly Five orchestra. Local visits include Miss Hilda Heffelfinger, Mr Beck, and Miss Leila Houser with relatives on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lions Club
Bath Hotel
Atty. Stanley Fehr
Nazareth
Hilda Heffelfinger
Mr Beck
Leila Houser
Bath A. A
Bath
Kratzer
Jolly Five
Horner Field
Fire Department
Margaret L. Lerch
Allentown
Main Street
Second Annual Pennsylvania Egg Laying Contest Opens
More than seventy pens have been reserved for the second annual Pennsylvania egg laying contest which starts October 1. W W S Hagar deputy secretary of agriculture reports the contest capacity is 100 pens. Mount Hope Farm Williamstown Massachusetts leads after week thirty seven, with Ruppan from Catasauqua and Rentzel's Leghorn Farm Dover PA in second and third places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
W.W. S. Hagar
Mount Hope Farm
Williamstown
Massachusetts
Joseph H. Ruppan
Catasauqua
Rentzel
Leghorn
Dover
Romantic fashions and swagger coats for 1930s styles
The piece highlights romantic fashions for 1930 and 1931 with swagger for 1932, noting early spring schedules through summer and a fall favorite. Swagger coats appeal to younger women centering sport wear as the wardrobe keynote.
Movings About Town in City Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Edgar Barrall moved from Broad and East Walnut streets into their newly purchased home at 230 South Broad street. Dewey Arndt and family moved into the Barrall house vacated by the Barralls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Barrall
Broad
East Walnut Streets
South Broad Street
Dewey Arndt
Barrall
Elinor Smith Diet and Fudge Fuel Flying Feats
Aviation star Elinor Smith credits energy and endurance to sleep and a hearty diet. She favors oranges and home made fudge as sustaining snacks, sharing a recipe for a six serving fudge with chocolate sugar milk butter water vanilla and optional marshmallows to boost energy for long flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londe
Elinor Smith
Elinor
Small
Ruth Etting and Domestic Tips From a Past Era
Ruth Etting captivates crowds with a voice that keeps listeners on their feet, while a series of household tips share old fashioned remedies and decor advice. The column blends entertainment praise with practical guidance, including a coffee recipe and home cleaning tricks.
Predicted cholera rise unless swine vaccinated now
Swine disease experts warn many Commonwealth owners neglect anti hog cholera immunization for cost cuts. They compare ignoring vaccines to dropping fire insurance, predicting cholera losses will rise in dairy pastures as exposed swine and poor herd health strain feeds and water supplies. A later opinion riff discusses politics and youth, but the core alert remains a public health note on vaccination urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Farm Calendar: Cows, Boxes, Trees, Lawns and Honey
Farm notes advise comfort for cows with fly spray and dark stables to cut milk costs. Paint window boxes in natural wood color, varnish, or gray brown, interior whitewash to prevent decay and keep soil sweet. Locusts recommended for erosion control and soil nitrogen, fence posts in 15 to 20 years, plus nectar for bees. Treat lawns before August 14 for Japanese beetle grubs, plant late garden crops for August, and clean and grade honey after harvest with unfinished sections reused.
Package Bee Industry Expanding Rapidly
The package bee business grows quickly promising Southern beekeepers an outlet for surplus bees and Northern beekeepers stronger colonies at season start. A 16 by 9 by 52 inch wooden cage with a feeder handles transport. a 3 pound package with 15 000 workers and a queen costs 2 to 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Hambleton
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Water leaks waste 150 gallons daily on farms
Farmers face water waste from faucet leaks with estimates of 150 gallons per day and even a single drop can amount to about 4 gallons, highlighting the impact during hot weather and the need for conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Behind the Scenes of Film Production and Preview
A historical look at how films are crafted from rushes to final cut. It explains daily review of previous work, selection from vast footage, and the director’s pivotal role in shaping the final picture. It notes exterior shoots, interior matching, and the preview as the first public glimpse of months of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Santa Cruz
California
Movietonery
Alfred Santell
Marian Nixon
Ralph Bellamy
Cisson
Wansform
Directes
Sen
Secret Corruptions Behind The Studio Preview
In a murky report the audience learns a key member quietly attends. a director is named Santell. The piece outlines costs of production and distribution with vague figures, noting payments for stars, extras, and set work while referencing pennies and nickels in the accounting. It hints at a public screening of Rebecca and the influence of cinema economics on fans nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepe
Santell
Rebecca
Cory
Fraishel Arios
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National Capitol
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