Arrested on numerous charges after Bath fight
Matu Ivanovski of Bath was arrested on drunkenness and disorderly conduct assault and battery and malicious mischief, plus assault and battery and surety of the peace. Elmer Flick and Katie Tomecek filed the complaints. Ivanovski waived hearings and posted $500 bail on each charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Matu Ivanovski
Justice of the Peace James
Fry
Nazareth
Elmer Flick
Katie Tomecek
Flick
Pitok
Famous Horse Chestnut Tree in Bath Leads 1928 Crop
Solon L. Parkes, president of a Reading forest conservation society, has secured the 1928 crop from a Bath Northampton county tree dating to Revolutionary days. A sapling given by General George Washington to General Robert Brown survived a journey from Mt. Vernon to Bath and now yields nuts yearly after about 150 years. Parkes will distribute nuts to governors, President Coolidge, and to Cuba, Mexico and Canada for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon L. Parkes
Reading Forest Conservation Society
Bath
Northampton County
Georges Washington
Robert Brown
Brown
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Parkes
Coolidge
Cuba
Mexico
Canada
Surprise Birthday Lawn Party Honors Wives in Bath
A Thursday surprise party at the East Main street homes of A. B. Leiby and Arthur Lambert celebrated their wives August birthdays with a lawn gathering and generous refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leiby, and many neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiby
Arthur
Lambert
East Main Street
Bath
Arthur B. Lambert
Albert
John G. Best
Clark Smith
Wilbur Dieter
Ben F. Ervin
Lester Benninger
L. H. Beam
A. N. Gish
J. F. Clarke
Bath area notes and routine town items
William H Landes was rushed to Haff hospital with nosebleed but improving. Reverend Charles Keim left Lebanon Lutheran to lead St Pauls Philadelphia. Bethlehem Business College grads include six Bath students. Local visits include Daniel Fox and son from Clinton NJ, and residents from Allentown and Baltimore vacationing here. J D Achenbach had a throat operation at St Luke’s Bethlehem. Mrs James Dougherty and Mrs Roy Rohr recovered after operations. Harry Beehre wowed crowds with a stunt at Rohn’s department store. Local turns include Nazareth visits, Rosa Moser returning from Inkowha Camp, and Lewis Kleppinger to return from Virginia camp. Howard Zerwick opens new meat market. John H Sencenbach attends Nazareth Y luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keim
Lebanon
St. Paul's Church
Philadelphia
Bath
D. E. Keim
Nazareth
Bethlehem Business College
Dorothy Bittenbender
Irene Kemmerer
Warren Lowe
Martin Marshang
Herman Siegfried
Daniel 8. Fox
Clinton
N. J
Ruston
John H. Sencenbach
Harley Beers
Allenown
Mia
Jennie Beers
J. Evan Hirtle
Junior
Adirondack Mountains
Jesse F. Beers and
Baltimore
Wyckoff
Mark R. Kreidler
New York City
J.D. Achenbach
St. Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
James Dougherty
Allentown Hospital
Roy Rohr
Tillie Blair
Edgar Miller
Rosa Moser
Inkowha
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
Lewis Kleppinger
Virginia
Howard Zerwick
Kleppinger
Nazareth “Y
Northampton County
Local Residents Named in Various Notices
Names listed include William Stocker Mrs Frank Muf fly Mrs John Sleeman Roy Rohr Willard Rohr and Mrs Mary Hap ple reflecting a group mentioned in archival notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stocker
Frank Muffly
John Sleeman
Roy Rohr
Willard Rohr
Mary Happle
Bath Beaten by Holy Name in Close Bath Contest
Bath lost a tight game to Holy Name of Northampton on Horner field Bath Thursday evening. Schwab led Bath with three hits in four at bats and nearly stretched a three bagger to a homer but was tagged out at the plate. R Tan yer led Northampton with two singles in three appearances. Large crowd attended as Holy Name topped Bath 4 to 8 in a sparkling defensive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath A. A
Holy Name Aggregation
Northampton
Horner
Bath
Schwab
R. Taniyer
Holy Name
Hummel
Keppel
Miller
Morshong
Nath A. A
R. H
A. EL Roberts
Ervin
Diehl
Silties
Roeder Metz
A. Scheffler
Jones
Bath A. AL
Umbiies
Shiffer
Bath Building and Loan to Hold Eighth Annual Meeting
The Bath Building and Loan Association stockholders plan their eighth annual meeting on Tuesday evening August 14 at 7 30 in the town hall. Members may join at any monthly meeting, but the annual gathering is ideal for enrollment as new series begin for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Building and Loan Association
Town Hall
Local residents noted in Bath and Keystone plant events
Miss Miriam Edelman from Nazareth visits sister Mrs C H Anangst while a Bath plant project sees Clarence Lerch treated for a work finger injury. Eight Boy Scouts earned Tenderfoot badges at a Lions committee event in the Reformed church basement with more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School Association
Miriam Edelman
Nazareth
C. H. Anangst
Clarence Lerch
Keystone
Lions Committee
The
Reformed Church
Bath
Marion F. Mellhaney
Fred B. Franks
New K Stone
Frank J. Edelman
Albert J. Kemmerer
Florian
Walnut Street
Frank Shunk
New York City
Stephen Shunk
Benjamin W. Irvin
Bloomfield
Frances Irwin
Irwin
Bath and area outings and travels across Sunday reports
A long list of local residents enjoyed day trips and social visits on Sunday including George Rehrig My Mrs Floyd J Dech and son Junior Alex Saras and family and Otto Lapp at Dorney's. Other items note Bath teams travel to Portland for a rain curtailed game and several residents motor to Philadelphia Hawley Allentown Coney Island and the Poconos while a Bathite marks his 80th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rehrig
Floyd J. Dech
Alex Saras
Otto Lapp
Dorney’s
Ladies' Aid Society of Christ Reformed Church
Bath
Portland
Michael
Dodge
William Kunkle
W. H. Albert
Easton
Albert
Petore
Nazareth
Mr. Burley
Forks Church
Samuel Rivert and Family
Northampton
D. R. Plotnick
Town
Coney Island
John Hardle
Irwin Chapman
East Mauch Chunk
Easton-P'burg Beats Bath 5-2 In First Meeting
Easton-Phillipsburg defeated Bath 5 to 2 in a hard fought baseball game. Schwab sparked Bath with two hits, while Gebhardt Ribble and McClay powered the visitors. McClay pitched well for Easton P B. Marshang started for Bath and Shimoskie finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton-Phillipsburg
Bath
Schwab
Path
Gebhardt
Ribble
McClay
Marshang
Shimoskie
Easton P
Smith
D. Purdy
R. Purdy
Tyndall
Woodringe
Zink
Bath A.A. Ab. R. H. O. A. E. Schwab
Roberts
Ervin
Diehl
W. Schefffer
Easton-P'Burg
Bath A
W. Scheffler
Shimostie
Wit
Miller
Gath
Heaven, God, and a carriage in a child’s ask
A young married woman with her four year old niece leaves a doctor's office. The aunt dismisses buying a carriage as unwise while planning to move soon. On the way home the child asks where the baby came from and the aunt replies heaven and God. The girl then wonders why God didn’t give her a carriage.
Charles Silfies and Wife Buried Side by Side
The Moorestown double tragedy ends as Charles A. Silfies and his wife Esther are buried beside each other in Petersville cemetery after privately held funeral rites. Neighbors gathered at the home for the service led by Rev. Howard Chuss of Salem church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Silfies
Esther
Moorestown
Petersville
Howard Chuss
Palmerton
Salem Church
Happel Family Reunion Draws Workers and Winners
About 200 Happel family members gathered at Weona Park Pen Argyl for the reunion. Prizes went to Frank Young Marshall Creek Mich for longest distance and Marie Happel Stockertown for largest family with 40 members. Oldest was Adam Sandt Easton 77. youngest was Samuel Lobb two months three days. Officers elected: President William Happel Tatamy, Vice Haven Happel Tatamy, Secretary Lyman Young Stockertown, Assistant Arthur Shiffert Nazareth, Treasurer Fred Happel Stockertown, Historian Dr W J Happel Nazareth, Assistant Miss Jessie Wilauer Stockertown. Program by great grandchildren of Sarah Happel Kinsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happel
Weona Park
Pen Argyl
Frank Young
Marshall Creek
Mich
Marie Happel
Stockertown
Adam Sandt
Easton
Samuel Lobb
Leah Happel Butt
William Happel
Tatamy
Haven Happel
Lyman Young
Arthur Shiffert
Nazareth
Fred Happel
W. J. Happel
Jessie Wilauer
Sarah Happel Kinsman
Lebanon Pastor Called To Philadelphia Church
Rev. Charles E. Keim of Lebanon has been called to the pastorate of St. Mark's Lutheran Church at Broad Street and Chelten Avenue in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Charles E. Keim
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Broad Street
Chelten Avenue
Minister Keim to Lead New Chestnut Hill Church
The 800 member congregation with a 1925 $250000 building announces the appointment of Dr Keim as pastor starting October 1. He trained at Muhlenberg College class of 1913 and Lutheran Theological Seminary Mt Airy class of 1916, served 12 years in ministry including Lebanon Pennsylvania where a $100000 edifice was built and debt cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhlenberg College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mt. Airy
Spring
City
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lebanon
Keim
Dr. Keim
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Sasence Wem
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Fecteria
Flint
Michigan
Nazareth, PA
Rader-Buick CO
B. & L. Asso
Abbott Rothrock
Paradise Falls
Melvin Warren
Allentown
Clinton Bartholomew
J. H. Hawk
Treichlers
E. D. Newhard
A. O. Shiffer
Waldheim Grove
Hiawatha Pond
Monroe County
John Jones
Ben. F. Rohn
Son Junior
Orean City
Easton-P’burg Trims
East End
Sinclair Gas
Graham-Paige
Fred J. Scheetz
John #. Wood
Wichita
Fan
Alice Fi
Dubuque
Head of the Lakes
Perior
Wis
Rae
Anita Tully
New
Archie Compston
British York
Walter Hagen
Rye
N.Y
Charles Silfies
Lydel
Schindel
New Palestine
Christchurch
Chestnut Hill
Keiming
Centre Square
Princeton
America
Othes
Princetons
3Rd Street
Bethleho
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Studebaker
R. F. Ziegler
Mauch Chunk and
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