Denominations and Evangelical Services Schedule District Wide
Denominations from Brethren in Christ to Lutheran list August services with pastors names. Bible schools and morning devotions fill Sundays and weekdays with offerings including Holy Communion sermons from Rev. W E Potteiger Rev. Quis Rev. Brennecke Rev. Snyder and others. Evening services and prayer meetings occur throughout the week with Camp Fire Girls and auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aite
Brethren In Christ
R. L. Woodring
Bible School
Broad St. Evangelical
Quis
B. Roth
Evangelical League of C. E
Moravian
Paul
Meinert
Winebago
Wakitatina
Council of Jerusalem Declares Gentile Converts Need No Circumcision
Paul and Barnabas report success of the first journey through Cyprus and Asia Minor. At Jerusalem the church agrees Gentiles need not be circumcised but should respect Jewish dietary laws and idolatry bans, with offerings to the Jerusalem church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council International
Samuel D. Price
Asso
U. S
Paul
Antioch
Barnabas
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Phoenicia
Samaria
Conference of those desiring to agree for the great Cause
A brief note describes a gathering of individuals who sincerely sought unity and pledged to unite their energy for a grand purpose. The passage emphasizes collective purpose and the commitment to advance a shared mission through cooperation.
Eye surgery for four year old boy in Allentown Hospital
Willard Schissler, four, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Schissler of Walnut street, underwent eye operation by two New York specialists at Allentown Hospital after being struck by a stone. Surgeons report slight hope to save sight, noting the other eye is lightly injured. outcome uncertain for several days. Earl Phillips, Harold Flick and Warren Kahler visited Lake Mineola on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Schissler
Harry Schissler
Walnut Street
New York
Allentown Hospital
Victor Koohiey Nazareth
Peat Schlegel
Catharington
Mallog
Owen K Guerney Hull
Corkellaccom
Frank Dare
Phil
David Engige
Plaintieta
Lester Ang Aut
Granville Holmer
Owen Kosten
Fraps
Robe Nazareth
Fred
Leap Year Privilege Legalized in Historic Notes
The article recounts a historic Scottish statute from 1288 tying leap year to a fine for maidens wooing, with later doubts about authenticity. It also notes legends of St. Patrick and mentions similar leap year customs once observed in France Genoa and Florence in the fifteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Scotland
Illustrated Almanac
France
Genoa
Florence
Detroit News
Little man hurries to station then returns to seat
A small man glances at his watch, grabs a bag, and rushes to the platform. Other travelers react by grabbing their luggage and rushing as well. He later comes back, chooses a seat at the station, and waits for a train that is due in about thirty minutes. The scene captures a tense moment of anticipation at the exchange.
Services Cancelled At Borks Church In Stockertown
In Stockertown news no services are planned at Borks church on Sunday August 19. Forks church holds Sunday school at 9 a.m. Lutheran services follow at 10 a.m. Catechetical class after worship. Local residents and visitors share travel and visit notes including Miss Beatrice Grubb staying with Mrs. Ela Kutz of Philadelphia and the Sandt, Ernst, and Logzerus households vacationing and visiting relatives in Easton Nazareth and Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borks Church
Forks Church
Anna Messinger
New Alnford
Thomas Sandt
Beatrice Grubb
Ela Kutz
Philadelphia
Raymond Hess
Noezareth
Atlantic City
Easton
Albert Ernst
Levine Johnson
Joseph Logzerus
Nazareth
B. F. Taylor
Rochester
N. Y
Peconos
Peck's Pond
Vo Allender
William Andrews
Andrews
Allentown
K. Sands
Milly Lanterman
Charles Lehr
Adam Serfass
Stroudsburg
Robert Collins
Herbert
Shorteville
J. H. Newhart
J. A. Fetheroll
Town
George Kieckner
Asbury Dark
Elizabeth
Helen Nemkoe
Bethlehem
Reformed Church Announcements and Local Visits
Newsy notes cover class in the Reformed church at 9 a.m. morning services at 9 30 a.m. Sunday school at 10 30 a.m. Families and visitors from Lehigh and Nazareth areas dropped by for visits with George W. Metz and kin. Eloise Kindt of Easton vacationing with the Metz family. Ladies Aid picnic set for August 15 at Mrs. George W. Metz. Choir picnic planned for August 11 at Bushkill Center grove. Residents and guests from Bushkill, Bethlehem, Nazareth attended gatherings and visits, including Mr. Buck, the Knechts, and the Beers family. Jacob Davidson visited Clarence Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Edgar Beam
Albert Bittner
Floyd
Charles Bittner
Welsenberg
Lehigh County
George W. Metz
Eloise Kindt
Easton
the Reformed Church
Bushkill Center Grove
William Dileherd
Howard Heckman
Robert F. Beers
Robert
Emma
Samuel Hildenbrandt
Mr. Buck
Bethlehem
Bushkill
John P. Knecht
George F. Reese
Arlene
Allen Keller
Vincent
Nazareth
Robert J. Bartholomew
Jacob Davidson
Clarence Williamson
Weather and social notes from Hecktown week
The past week brought extreme heat with a heavy shower Saturday evening. Rev J A Klick conducted English services Sunday. Families from Nazareth and Brodheadsville visited relatives. many attended fairs, potato tours, and reunions. The Live Wire class elected officers Rosalyn Sharz and others, with committees named and refreshments served. A belated birthday party for Douglas Lass followed with games and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Klick
C. E. Shupp
Charles
Palmerton
Clarence Nicholas
W. H. Rahn
Mabel Johnson
Mittie Hoagland
Anna Jonesy
Marguerite Weaver
Ruby Hendershot
Rosalyn Sharz
Luella Guthrie
Pearl Johnson
Miriam Fritz
Willis Harding
Douglass
Esther Lewis
Ruth Frutchey
Barbara Frutchey
Virginia Broad
Alice Reinhart
Edmund Reinhart
Richard Fritz
Francis Jones
Thomas Kemmerer
Coulin Wigner
Florence Meyers
Virginia Cousins
Adele Harding
Leo Clewell
Arling Clewell
Emerson Hamilton
Fred Jones
George Albert
Betty Barnes
Bernice Albert
Donald Davis
Anona Resh
Douglas Keith
Merril Harding
Douglas
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits in Wind Gap Area
Mr and Mrs Edgar Siegler and children near Wind Gap hosted John W Bartholomew and family on Sunday. Various local families including Bechtel Hahn Silfies Miller Renner Kunkel and Bartholomews hosted or visited relatives across Moorestown Nazareth Easton Bath and nearby towns. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Daniel Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Edelman
Charles Basley
Nazareth
Ellen Reph
George Hildenbrandt
Ray
Charles
Mae Hawk
Wind Gap
Stephen Rader
Catherine Hildenbrandt
Moorestown
Ella Miller
John Rissmiller
Viola
Ada
Central Park
Thomas Hildenbrandt
Petersville
Clyde Altemose
Brodheadaville
Conrad
Bill
Franklin Millheim
Gerald
Virginia
Arthur
Pauline
Beatrice
Edgar Siegler
Near Wind Gap
John W. Bartholomew
William Bechteltown
William Hahn
Ellen Silfies
Charles Miller
Joseph Fehall
Emmes Renner
Mattie Bartholomew
Susanna Kunkel
Harrison Balbert
Michael Sottolena
William Smith
Claude Heckman
Robert Heckman
William Heckman
Daniel Miller
Allen Keller
Vincent
George Deemer
A. J. Bartholomew
Ellen Delp
Alfred Longenbach
Harry Graver
Edith Bender
Bath
Alfred Marsh
Louise Teresa Schneegass
Easton
Eugene Stabley
Charles Breifogel
Harry Arndt
Benjamin Benninger
Allentown
William Gunn
Elwood
Robert Bartholomew
Theodore Williams
Thomas Danner
Gathering at the Fehr and related households ends Sunday
A large list of relatives and neighbors visited the Milton Fehr home and nearby farms including the William Milheim, Fenner, Hendricks, and Miller households. Attendees hailed from Bethlehem, Butetown, Mineola, Easton, Sandy tun, Allentown, Helton and others, sharing meals and social time. A birthday party was held at Howard Titus's home for Mrs William Dileherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Fehr
William Milheim
Leon
Arlene
Francis
Kennneth
Clement Fehr
Sterning
Fred Werner
Adadys
Melva
Virgil
Ralph Fehr
Henry Schlegel
George F. Reese
Nla
Willimson
Eugene Fenner
Hendricks
Mer
John Smith
Fred Finger
Hartford
Conn
Hugh &. Williamson
Reading
Jd. Williamson Wid
Fred Meirle
James Mohr
D. Joseph Mata
John Matz
IL. Matz
Frank Mate
Robert G. Kressly
A Hewitt
Allen O. J. Mach
George W. Protter
H. P. Hendricks
Bethlehem
Oliver Halteman
Granville Halteman
Lena
Clemence W. Halteman
Clemence Jr
George EB. Halteman
Donald
Gordon
George Jr
Butatown
Eugene GB. Fenner
Mineola
L. I
Clarence Miller
Sand Amone
Simon Learn
Thelma
Clarence
Travis
Jetha
Eva
Verna
Jessie
Edith
Clinton
Kenneth
Lorena
Ellred
Lenora
Simon Miller
John Anthony
Sandy Tun
Elmer Miller
Harold
George
Darwin
G. Bo
Melvin
Williard Miler
Easton
Oliver Miller
Milton Bigg
William and
Grace
William. Dileherd
Races and booths planned for relaxation crowds
A fragment mentions a crowd seeking relaxation with a gram and planned activities including rides and booths. Music is noted, and the scene suggests a festive outdoor event with amusements and attractions for attendees. No clear dates, organizations, or people are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voletilll
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Haman Memorial Evangelical
Leslie H. Kiefer
W. E. Potteiger
Potteiger
Daniel Nace
Wesley Granda
Veneck Moravian
R. H. Brennecke
Schoeneck Moravian
St. John's Reformed
W. H. Woting
D.D
Jr. C. E
Boy Rangers
Blue Bird Girls
Fire Girls
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mission Band
Boy Scouts
Moses
Peter
Joppa
James
Jesus
Clinton D. Frantz
Main Street
Penna
Earl Phillips
Harold Flick
Warren Kahler
Lake Mineola
Stockertown
Mize
Dorothy Frankenfield
Sebnecksville
Athryn Smith
Ord
Levi Metzaar
Walter
Sandt’s Ridg
West Virginia
Wisenansin
J. A. Fetherolf
Kate Fetherolf
Plymouth
England
London
Paria
Belfast
Hecktown
M. E. Sunday School
Ric
Point Phillips
Copella
Billy Ritchey
Jack Hoover
Flying Millers
Sept
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