Town Church Schedules August Services and Events
Denominations list August timetables for Mennonite Brethren Moravian St Johns Lutheran Human Evangelical Johns Reformed Schoeneck Moravian and Schoeneck activities include Sunday School morning worship prayer meetings choir rehearsals and special programs with dates and leaders. An all church picnic with Nazareth Band is planned at Bushkill Center Grove with transport from Schoeneck Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoeneck Moravian
James F. Gross
Schoeneck Moravian Church
Edna Koehler
Missionary Department
Intermediate Society of the Chistian Endeavor
Aileen Morris
Bushkill Center Grove
Nazareth
Schoeneck
Sunday School Lesson on the Ten Commandments in Exodus
A Sunday school lesson outlines the first four of the Ten Commandments from Exodus 20 1 11. It stresses honoring God first avoiding idols preserving truthfulness and keeping the Sabbath holy while urging modern readers to treat Sunday as a holy day for worship and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sinai
God
Earth
Israel
Jesus
Lost Values Beset By Pleasure on the Lord’s Day
A fragment questions whether the drive for pleasure and speed on the Sabbath endangers core values and moral duty, warning of spiritual cost and erosion of reverence.
Local News Briefs From Palmyra And Nearby Areas
Robert Patterson of Palmyra NJ visited the Becks in town. Daughters of America Whitfield council met in Eagle Hall with councillor Holland presiding. Mary Brown of Stroudsburg invited to visit and aid by law revision. August meeting planned at Mrs Lula Smith home. Mrs Anna Milheim visiting Hudson NY relatives. Russell Lance and daughter of Dover NJ guests of the Flicks. Addison Buss visited Harvey's Lake. Dr and Mrs W J Happel and Maybelle visited Kutztown. Ezra Frantz family spending days with the Weavers. Mrs Clarence Everitt of Emaus visited. Earl Kocher staying with Mr and Mrs John Benesley at Mr Bethel. Susan Ehrhart and Ruth Simons from Newfoundland visiting Rev G M Shultz. Mrs Michael Polack of New York City visited town relatives and friends. Polack formerly Miss Lillian Fogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patterson
Palmyra
N. J
Henry Beck
Daughters of America of
Whitfield
Eagle Hall
Holland
Mary Brown
Stroudsburg
Lula Smith
Fehr
Smith
Anna Milheim
Hudson, N. Y
Russell Lance
Dover
Palmer Flick
Addison Buss
Harvey's Lake
W. J. Happel
Maybelle
Kutztown
Ezra Frantz
Waymart
Thomas Weaver
Clarence Everitt
Emaus
Floyd Hess
Earl Kocher
John Benesley
Bethel
Susan Ehrhart
Ruth Simons
Newfoundland
Severa
G. M. Shultz
Michael Polack
New York City
Polnack
Lillian Fogel
Hoch Family Reunion marks 54th anniversary at Schoonersville Grove
The Fifteenth annual Hoch Family reunion will be held on Saturday August 20 rain or shine at Schoonersville Grove. Mr and Mrs Madison V Abler of Penn street town received felicitations from friends on their 54th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Schoonersville Grove
Madison V. Abler
Penn Street
Town
Pennsylvania Must Manage Corn Borer Invasion
R H Bell of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture states the commonwealth can handle the corn borer with known controls and sufficient authority, but embargo actions by Georgia and other states could create costly disruptions. Scouting continues to assess damage risk while the Plant Pest Act provides authority even without a quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
R. H. Bell
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
America
Europe
Canada
Card Party After S Q O A M Meeting Highlights Five Prizes
A Tuesday evening card party followed the local S Q O A M meeting. Five prizes went to L. A. Meyers, Marshall Fehr, Walter J. Knecht, Clarence Rodgers, and Asher Schleicher, with William A. Frantz receiving the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Meyers
Marshall Fehr
Walter J. Knecht
Clarence Rodgers
Asher Schleicher
William A. Frantz
Visiting nurses aid Harrisburg in August drive
The corps of visiting nurses from the State Department of Health assisted the public during July by securing employment for eight people and locating relief sources for 775 others. They reported 345 cases to proper county officials for direct relief, tying into local welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Tunney Pressed to Enter Connecticut Political Race
Retired undefeated heavyweight champion James J. Tunney is urged to run for congressman at large on the Democratic ticket in Connecticut for the November elections. Support comes from Roosevelt and National Chairman Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J
Gene) Tunney
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Farley
Pennsylvania Cattle Tuberculosis Eradication MilestonesReported
More than 230,000 cattle infected with tuberculosis have been removed in Pennsylvania with over $15,000,000 in indemnities paid since the campaign began thirty six years ago. A 1892 tuberculin test in Delaware County marked the start of the nationwide health effort, now spanning 47 counties under test and 45 accredited free of disease. Indemnity payments average about $130,000 monthly, with June disbursements totaling $171,800 to about 700 owners after reactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
T. E. Munce
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
America
Delaware County
Union
Commonwealth
Lancaster
Motor Club Ends Rural Road Plan Approval
Harrisburg Aug 3 Governor Pinchot reports Keystone Automobile Club of Philadelphia approves rural road construction. Weeks says inspectors reviewed about 1000 miles in ten to twelve counties and found last year’s rural roads excellent in condition and construction. Since August last year 4000 miles of low cost roads have been laid, aiding employment and access. Bet Roosevelt hopes the forgotten man won’t be forgotten this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Keystone Automobile Club of
Philadelphia
United States
J. Barton Weeks
Keystone
Weeks
William 8. Canning
State Highway Department
Edward A. Foley
Canning and
Bath Borough Council Finds State Civil Duty For Gutters
Bath Borough Council muttered over gutters along streets under the Cement Highway. The solicitor says the Borough bears responsibility where gutters originally placed by property owners were torn out by order of Council. The meeting discussed shoulders on South Walnut and planned for West Main and North Chestnut. Taxes, licenses, fines, and a balance of 1556.08 were reported. water quality good and repairs ordered. Repairs to the Moror Cycle, drainage complaints, and urging property owners to lay water and gas lines prior to shoulders were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Town
Town Hall
South Walnut Street
West Main
North Chestnut
State Dept. of Highways
Main St. Bridge
Bethlehem Corp
Trumbower Co
Nazareth
Mill Street
Samuel Haynes
Supt. Palmer
State Highway Department
Henry Heyer
Asher Gernet
J. E. Hirtle
John Rush
Amstead- Eberly
East Main St
Kemmerer
Nazareth Pike
Asst
Same
Main St
Board of Health
Walnut St
Iced Compartments Aid Friendly Insects in Flight
Entomologists from the United States Department of Agriculture describe a refrigerated traveling compartment to transport adult parasites reared in Moorestown New Jersey for release against the oriental fruit moth in orchards. The 50 hour voyage preserves health using wooden cages, sphagnum moss, a metal cylinder, a 40 quart tub with ice, sawdust, and cracked ice. Since 1931 the method has become standard for longer trips, aiding fruit growers by delivering healthier beneficial insects to infested areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Moorestown
N. J
Moorestown church and community events schedule
The Sunday school meets at 9 a m and Reform church services at 10 a m led by Rev H Clauss. A Young Peoples Meeting is set for Sunday 7 30 p m. The lodge picnic from Saturday drew many, with a Home Coming Picnic planned for Saturday Aug 20 and services on Sunday Aug 21. Lindy Henry and Cross Roads folk visited grandfather Reuben Miller. Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller called on Mrs George Buskirk a patient at Haff Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
H. Clauss
Young Peoples
Lindy Henry
Cross Roads
Reuben Miller
Stanley Miller
George Buskirk
Haff's Hospital
Bushkill Centre Welfare Group Seeks Name Change Aug 5 Meeting
The Rural Citizens Welfare Assn of Bushkill Township invites members and friends to meet at the Bushkill Centre Hotel on Friday evening August 5, 1932 at 8 30 Daylight Saving Time. A vote will decide changing the association name and joining the Taxpayers League to pursue lower taxes. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Citizen's Welfare Asso
Bushkill Township
Bushkill Centre
Taxpayer's League
Richmond community notes from Roseta and surrounding area
Local column records social visits and movements of residents. Guests include Mr and Mrs Homer McEwen hosting a Foreign Missionary Society meeting, Mr and Mrs George Beers entertaining visitors from Long Island and Brooklyn, Mrs Amanda McIlhaney visiting W Van McIlhaney, Gladys Stahl from Buffalo visiting relatives, and Herbert Miller from Bloomsburg calling. Bridge construction by H Depue in Montgomery County, Frank Roberts planning to move to Columbus Ohio, J C Reagle of Bangor visiting, 20th reunion of Barnet Miller descendants at Weena Park on August 6, teaching plans for Miss Miller, Harry C Ross returning from Easton Hospital, state-road repairs starting Monday, Chas Beer off work for a half holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseta
Foreign Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Homer McEwen
George R. Beers
Long Island City
Brooklyn
Amanda McIlhaney
Washington, N. J
W. van McIilhaney
Gladys Stahl
Buffalo
N. Y
H. Depue
Montgomery County
Depue
Bethlehem
Herbert Miller
Bloomsburg
N. J
Frank Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
J.C. Reagle
Ford Co
Bangor
Barnet Miller
Weena' Park
Local farmers face low milk and grain prices
Metropolitan Co notes farmers complain about depressed milk and grain prices. Harry Fox plans a circular poultry house on his lot at this place. Ruth Frey of Lower Mt. Bethel visited Aunt Edith Al Miller over the weekend. Catherine Raisner of Mt. Pleasant recently visited Margaret Fox. Preaching last Sunday was led at 11 a.m. by Rev. Robt Kieffer with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League met at 7:30 p.m.
Stockertown to Open School September Six
Public school will open September 6 and admits children who are six before January 1. The Liberty Hose Company holds its regular meeting in the Engine House on Friday August 5. Captain and Mrs Aubrey Mends and son Peter of Philadelphia returned home Friday after visiting Dr T B Doll and family. David Mends will stay with his uncle for a while. Town folks attended the Roseto celebration on Saturday and Monday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hose Company
Aubrey Mends
Peter
Philadelphia
Hecktown Social News Highlights From Weekend Events
Mr and Mrs Paul Bond and children of Bethlehem visited the Trones. Mildred Haupt and Eva Haupt of Bath stayed with Flora Edelman. Rev C A Butz led services at 10 15 am and Sunday school at 9 am. The Hecktown Sunday school picnic drew large attendance with the Liberty Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bond
Bethlehem
George Trone
Mildred
Eva Haupt
Bath
Flora Edelman
C. A. Butz
Clayton Haupt
Hecktown
Liberty Band
Local Social Roundup From Nazareth Area Events
Wind Gap visitors and Harrisburg business contacts frame a weekend of community activities. Nazareth Fair grounds program drew Lanning and Miller families, while Ackermanville held a reunion with a 17th century history talk by Mrs Velter and Dr W A Ackerman's address. Sunshine class planners announce a picnic at Weona Park and officers for the Ackerman family group are named. Community trips to New York state and gatherings in Plainfield and Easton reflect a busy regional social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Bedford
Harry Oaten
Harrisburg
James Lanning
A. F. Miller
Pickard
Nazareth Fair
John Opp
Opp
John Shover
Peter I. Repsher
Mount Bethel
Roy Throne
Tos. F. Kotz
Cleveland
Ohio
Kotz
Frank Houck
St. Peter's Union
Plainfield
Amanda M. Kotz
W. Willis Rader
Bethlehem
Reuben Katz
Sunshine
Trinity Sunday School
Weona Park
Pen Argyl
Amandus Florey
Howard Weeden
South Side
Easton
New York State
J. 8. Wetzell
C. Bossard
James Gearhart
O. W. Ackerman
Melvin Ackerman
Floyd Ackerman
Frank Veliet
Harmony
Central Park
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Our Town
Mennonite Brethren IN Christ
R. L. Woodring
Paul B Teel
C. F. Lilly
A. Gaumer
Moravian Church
Paul S. Meinert
M. A
ST. John's Lutheran
H. C. Snyder
William C. Berkemeyer
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Ladies’ Aid Society
Boy Scouts
Human Evangelical
W. S. Harris
Morris
Ev. L. C
Richline Harris
John's Reformed
Walter H. Diehl
George A. Grim
Charlies E. Dunn
D.D
The
Henry Schlegel
Tunney
Charles E. Dunn
Yechee E. den DD
Newark
Samuel D. Price
Rev. Dunn
Princeton University
Phi Beta Kappa
Presbytery of
Motor Club Lands Rural Road Plan
Bath Town Council
Wm. F. Houser
Leila
Melvin
Miriam Walsh
Lakewood
Elizabeth
Sencenbach
Anna Mae Reynolds
Grace Sensenbach
Kathleen Whalem
A. A
Tamamy
Richmond
Stockertown
Houck
Marian Rader
Beatrice Werner
Mary la Evelyn Melvin
Cora Sycar Kibbler
Be Hendershot
William Henden
Daisy Shannon
Iavi Pen Argyl
Min
Gyter
Reinsmith
James MacCafferty
William Mills
Thomas Mills
Fred Schlegel
Jacob
Lloyd
Barrall
Schneller
Victor Wagner
and Wagner
Belfast
Vacatio
Charla
Paul Thampton
George
Ralph Kindt
Martyn Anderlyn Metz
Sung Lake
Walters
Arnold Kindt
Eastaing
George W. Metz
Evelyn
Ladies Aid
Church
Lloyd Rader
Beth
Robert V. Racer
Chas. C. Undertaker
Cer
Monroe and Stockertowr
Telephons
Cosmet
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