Bath Community Picnic Planned at Dorney Park
The Bath picnic is set for August 37 at Dorney Park with buses from churches. Committees led by Walter Moser Joseph Frey Jr Martin Horn and Wm Rothrock finalize timing and transport. The Chapman Quarries Methodist Sunday School also plans a trip, and George Smith preached at the Lancaster Ev Rev Church Bath. Verne Frantz led Sunny School sessions. Mrs L W Siegfried presides over the Ladies Aid Society meeting.
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Bath
Dorney Park
Walter Moser
Joseph Frey Jr
Martin Horn
Wm. Rothrock
George Smith
Lancaster
Christ Ev
Church
Missermon
Micah
Verne Frantz
Ladies Aid Society
L. W. Siegfried
Camping trip party returns from Camp Miller at Shawnee
A group including Francis Hoffman Harvey Allam Ralph Nicholas of Quakertown Edward Schall grandson of Mr and Mrs Allen Abel returned over the week end from Camp Miller at Shawnee on the Delaware Edward was a member of the Lutheran Boys Camp for July Harold Dilcher and Joseph Frey Jr left Sunday on a week's automobile visit to many New England States Carl F Sencenbach employed in the Poconos was home this week for a brief vacation J Fehner is having improvements to his home at Race and Green Streets including hardwood floors and an oil burning heating plant
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Lake Wallenpaupack
Francis Hoffman Harvey Allam
Ralph Nicholas
Quakertown
Edward Schall
Allen Abel
J. Fehner
Bath Lions to Meet Wednesday Night
The Bath Lions hold the first August meeting Wednesday evening at the Bath Hotel starting at 6 15. Past President A B Lambert will chair with 22 members and guests expected to attend. Nearby visitors Mr and Mrs Wm Hagerter and children Nora Pauline Anna William and James of Bethlehem spent the weekend with James Heckman family on Wabash Ave. The Churchmens Brotherhood Ev Ref Church led by David B Smith plans an outdoor picnic near the Fire Hall Auditorium Friday evening with the Community Band engaged and committees working for a successful event.
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Bath Hotel
Lambert
Wm. Hagerter
Nora
Pauline
Anna
William
James
Bethlehem
James Heckman
Wabash Ave
Men's Brotherhood
Churchmens' Brotherhood of the Ev
David
Smith
Fire Hall
Community Band of Bath
Treasure Hunt Held by Young Ladies Bible Class
Tuesday evening the Young Ladies Bible Class of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church conducted a Treasure Hunt promising interesting angles. The annual summer event featured thorough planning by organizers ensuring a successful affair. Bath briefs mention Henry Fehnel, son of Mr and Mrs Fehnel of Green Street, leaving Sunday with a party of young men.
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Young Ladies Bible Class
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
BATH
Henry Fehnel
J. Fehnel
Green St
Substitutes As Church Organist At Local Lutheran Service
In the absence of the regular organist Mrs. Frank Harding, Miss Janet Fehnel efficiently officiated at the console. Fehnel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fehnel, will enter Northampton High School as a Sophomore this fall. Grace Graver of Philadelphia visited with her parents in town. Grace Sencenbach will enter St. Luke’s Hospital in September as a student nurse. Mrs. Mary C. Swartz and Mrs. Sue M. Harding visited relatives and friends here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harding
Janet Fehnel
Miss Fehnel
8. J. Fehnel
Town
Northampton High School
Grace Graver
Philadelphia
Grace Sencenbach
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary C. Swartz
Sue M. Harding
Pen Argy
Attractiveness guidance from Northampton County home economist
Questions answered by Miss Marguerite Erikson on dress design. She advises building shoulder width to slim hips, avoiding kimono or raglan sleeves, using belts and smooth lines. For a flat bust, use fluffy details and center front shirring to create fullness. For bowed legs, choose modest skirt length and draw attention upward with collars, scarves, and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marguerite Erikson
Home Economics Extension
Northampton County
C P Range Seals Fit For Homemaker Of Today And Tomorrow
A special committee of engineers from the American Gas Association developed twenty two rigid specifications for the C P range to boost convenience efficiency and performance. The seal signals quality and will appear on ranges meeting these standards including rapid preheat automatic lighting and heat control plus safe heat and gas usage features.
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American Gas Association
C. P
August First Marked Public Introduction of C P Range
The American Gas Association unveiled the Certified Performance range on August 1, presenting a new standard for home gas appliances. The C P stamp signals adherence to strict specifications, highlighting twenty two advanced features aimed at improving kitchen convenience and safety for households.
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American Gas Association
C. P
Skirt Hem Edge Advice For Low-Profile Attire
The guidance stresses keeping the skirt hem neat and avoiding conspicuously colored hosiery or shoes to prevent drawing attention to the legs and feet. It emphasizes subtle, unobtrusive styling to maintain a discreet overall appearance.
Preserving Fruit At Peak Season In Pennsylvania Homes
An article advises homemakers in late July and August to preserve the abundant fruit through jams and preserves. It covers sugar ratios, weighing over measuring, choosing firm ripe fruit, cooking steps, syrup types, and processing times, with guidance on preventing mold by canning, paraffin sealing, and proper storage.
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Pennsylvania
Miss Erikson
Historic Range Standards for Broilers and Burners Rise Again
The document lists evolving kitchen equipment rules requiring broilers to reach 600 F within 15 minutes, maintain exterior temperatures within 150 F of room temperature, use smokeless pans, include automatic lighters, and achieve over one third greater usable area than prior minimums. It also mandates dual purpose top burners, giant hi speed burners, automatic lighting, rust resistance or enamel finishes, and efficiency improvements beyond 1937 standards.
New Village Briefs Including Visits and Storm Damage
Mrs. George Mann remains a patient at St. Luke's Hospital. Visits surround Kutztown and the Little Shrine near East. Bushkill Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Granville and Mrs. Rissmiller’s home on Aug 9. A violent shower with thunder and wind damaged trees and small structures on Isaac Fehr and Levine Keller properties. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Mack and Mr. and Mrs. George O. Werner were seen visiting Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mann
St. Luke's Hospital
George O. Werner
Kutztown
J. Edwin Houck
Warren Heiney
Catherine Hawk
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Bath Union
Methodist Sunday Schop
Chapman Quarries
Dorneys
Bath Lions
Tatamy
Herbert R. Bensing
Moorestow
R. F. D. Day
Pho
Nasareth
Chas. C. Willauer
Cer
Monroe
Lincoln Ave
Stockertown
Telephome
R. J. Bartholomew
Nazareth, PA
Home Economics News
Margeecrite Erikson Home Economics Extension
Uestions
Dr. Kolb
Leon Kolb
Main St
Ask Home Service
The
Aga
Nazareth Hardware Company
Gentier Oturdy
Guardian
Jacob
R. L. Polk & Company
Chevrolet
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