Bath Lions hear address on Crime and Its Prevention
George C. Laub Easton lawyer spoke to the Bath Lions Club on crime prevention emphasizing the home as the foundation to curb wrongdoing. He illustrated with real and hypothetical cases and warned how Boy Scouts and Boys Clubs aid moral training when homes fail. The program, led by L. V. Hahn, drew a large attendance and featured a fried chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Laub
Easton
Bath Lions Club
Tail Twister Hahn
L. V. Hahn
H. L. Cunin
Lion Gilbert
J. H Sencenbach
Bath Club
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Chicago
State Assn
Panama Canal
Nazareth Lions
Orwigsburg Club
Dist
Double Birthday Party for Ellen Frey and Harry Gilbert
Mrs Ellen Frey and Harry A Gilbert celebrated their birthdays with a family party at Topfers Grove near Point Phillips. Attendees included Kenneth and Frey families with children, Green, Frey, Werkheiser, Eickhoff, Abel, Rebecca, Rose Wassick, Melvin Marsh with son, H A Gilbert, Walter Frey and daughters, Betty Frey, Harold Rhymer of Easton, Wm Schall of Bethlehem, and Dr Elton Gilbert and family of Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Frey
Harry A Gilbert
Topfer’s Grove
Point Phillips
Kenneth Frey
Charles H. Green
Jos. F. Frey
Ervin Werkheiser
Kenneth Eickhoff
Allen Abel
Rebecca
Rose Wassick
Melvin Marsh
H. A. Gilbert
Walter Frey
Harry Frey
Betty
Harold Rhymer
Easton
Wm. Schall
Bethlehem
Elton Gilbert
Allentown
Bath Resident William H Berry Celebrates 87th Birthday
William H Berry of Bath marked his 87th birthday at home on Green Street today. A longtime railroad section boss for the Jersey Central and the L and N E, he remains in excellent health and is regarded as one of Bath’s oldest and best known citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Berry
Bath
Green St
Mr. Berry
Jersey Central
Improvements To West Main Street Show Place Of Town
Following the completion of shoulders on West Main Street, surrounding properties have seen extensive improvements. Sloping lawns and shrubbery ornamentation brighten many homes, and several houses have been repainted. The highway becomes the town’s widest, aiding growing traffic through the area. The retired resident resides at a long-time home with his daughter Mrs Wm Ricker and granddaughter Doris nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Wm. Ricker
Doris
West Main St
Bath Sunday School Fights Summer Attendance Slump
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School organizes a campaign to sustain year round attendance. Under Superintendent David B. Smith and Rev. R. H. Helfferich a two month push runs Aug 1 to Sept with a nine foot thermometer and credit system. The record showed 98 percent with three classes at perfect attendance. Young Men's Bible class led, Mrs. Howard Jones' Young Ladies Class second, and other clubs near targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Ev
Reformed Sunday School
David 8. Smith
R. H. Helfferich
Howard Jones
B. F. Rohn
Charles Dilcher
Visiting and social notes from Chapman Quarries news
Community updates list visits to locals such as Mrs. Geo Eickhoff and Mrs. Howard Jones, a funeral in Riegelsville, Star Class hike to Charlotte Unangst home for a doggie roast, and multiple birthday greetings to Bath residents. Also noted are parties at Mrs. Jos Frey’s East Main St home, a St John’s Lutheran Brotherhood picnic, vacations at Atlantic City and Ocean Grove, and town WPA road work along with Sunday church arrangements at St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Eickhoff
Penn
Joyce Lakey
Chapman Quarries
Isabelle Frey
Green St
Howard Jones
Jones
Riegelsville
John’s Lutheran S
Anna Kish
Bathites
R. A. Mortz
A. 8. Lambert
Wm. H. Prey
Clayton Biery
H. A. Gilbert
Jean Schneider
Elmer Troxel
Allen Heckman
Morris
Wilmington
Del
John Topfer
Point Phillips
Jos. Frey
East Main St
Wm. Lowe
Lewis W. Siegfried
Main St
John Schimmel
Bethlehem
R. H. Bartholomew
R. H. Helfferich
Ursinus College
David Smith
Saugerties
N. Y
Lewis K
Hazleton
James K. Worman
South Wale Nut
Louis Chalson
Philadelphia
Frank H. Edelman
Herbert J. Metz Ser
Ethel Kunkel
Atlantic City
N. J
George W. Kreidler
Franklin Motson
Fox Chase
Penna
Wellington Stermerland
George Eickhoff
Relase Tives
Plattsburg
Eickhoff
R. L. Berstetter
New England States
Canada
St. John's Church
Thelma Harding
Arthur Lapp
Brotherhood
North Walnut St
North Chestnut St
Donald Reams
Washington, D. C
Florence Fraunfelder
Nazareth
R. Moser
Bath
Lucien Neff
Buffalo
Jacob H. Seem
Walnut St. John Stiles
Bangor
Morgan Lobb
Grandson
John Sleeman
John Gregory
Chester
Sherer
Lorraine Siegfried
Ocean Grove
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Christ Ev and Reformed Church
Ide Canal
Florence Schaffer
Carl F. Sencenbach
Ben Rohn, Jr
Betty Lerch
Victor Vogel
Gregg
Grace H. Callanan
Clark St
Danvers
Mass
NOLF
Broad St
Siegel and Wessner
Broad St. Meat Market
Kern
ETON
Etropolitan Company
St. John’s Ev
Lutheran Church
Baresa Ncil
Bath Sown
Boro Hall
George J. Spengler
H. H. Heller
R. L. Kerstetter
Samuel Miller
Northampton
W. J. Musick
Elizabeth Kinezel
Trenton
Martin Brandl
Washington St
Charles Graver
Glenmore
Poconos
Graver
Alex Pfeiffer
Erie
New York
J. E. Beers
Phyllis Kratzer
Marjorie Houser
Penn St
Ernie Brand
Reuben Rohr
Roy H. Rohr
Main
Washington
Ellis Miller
Lester Traugher
R. F. Laubach
Sunnyside
Arch Leigh
Carol Ann
Emma Troxell
Maplewood
Harold Troxell
Leiby
Russell Hoff
Claude Heckman
Northampton County
Danielsville
Clark P. Smith
Bethlehem Business College
Lehigh County
Guy Mauser
Norman P. Oplinger
First National Bank
A. H. Cressman
Henry Fehner
Town
J. Fehnel
Richard Wagner
Doris Strunk
Catasauqua
Ida Link
Mauch Chunk
Dr. W. Cal. Nickel
So. Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Boro
Andrew G. Kern
Nazareth Band
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