Harvest Home services at Forks Church report
Forty five years ago a Harvest Home service was held at Forks Church on August Ith attended by several dozen people. The service featured Reverend Willauer officiating and noted a painter Charles Willauer who could work again after rheumatism. A storm disrupted a Forks picnic leaving twins behind. two young men narrowly avoided trouble on a trip from Paxinosa Inn Easton. The town planned macadamizing Main Street by hiring men rather than horses. a run-away team caused no injuries near Broadheads. Nazareth Band serenaded W Gramlich, a former member. Harvest home services at Dryland Church are scheduled for next Sunday. Democrats plan a caucus at the American Hotel. Local social notes include visits, barber openings, and family reunions. several residents traveled to Bethlehem and Cresco, with various trips and illnesses noted. The Moravian Sunday school picnic to Black Rock Grove was postponed due to infantile paralysis concerns. A large automobile party from Forks Township toured Port Jervis, covering 141 miles with good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forks Church
Charles ‘Willauer
Forks
Paxinosa Inn
Easton
Black
Main St
Kemmerers
Broadheads
Nazareth
W. Gramlich
Tion
W. H. Wotring
Harvest Home
Dryland Eereh
Borough of Will
Bchneebell
Frank Martin
Bethlehem
Peter Bandt
Philadelphia
Young Brothers
Belvidere
Roslyn Fortuin
J. A. Miller
New 81
Black Rock Grove
Clinton Wagner
Willis Shive
Lewis Graver
Uhler
Local social note hints at Fulmer family visit
A fragmentary item mentions Mrs. Joseph Fulmer and Lewis Leopold of North Street in connection with a visit to Atlantic, indicating a social or community note from years past. The text is incomplete but preserves limited names and place references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fulmer
Atlantic
Lewis Leopold
North St
Camp Fire Girls stay week at Lake Mineola many years ago
Eleven years ago twenty Camp Fire Girls from St. John's Reformed Church spent a week at Lake Mineola. Mrs. Hagenbuch and family and Mrs. Annie Lehr attended the Stoudt family reunion at Petersville. Mrs. Girtie Ackerman visited Bethlehem with her daughter Mrs. Moore. Howard Knecht and family spent Sunday in Tatamy with the Broad family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed
Local families share travel and outings across towns
Born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Granger a girl. Mr and Mrs Edwin P Schnerr Miss Ellen Schnerr Mrs Frank Rohn and Mrs Ellen Haupt are on a ten day motor tour to Niagara Falls Buffalo Akron and Cleveland Ohio. Mr and Mrs George Reese daughter Arlene and Mr and Mrs Henry A Schlegel enjoyed an outing at Saucon Park Sunday afternoon. Miss Mattie Woodring and Mrs Clarence Fehnel spend a week at Budd s Lake. Mr and Mrs Victor Stark daughter Shirley Mr and Mrs Lester Lerch Mr and Mrs Harold Hearn of town and Mr and Mrs Floyd Eberts and Elmer Eberts of Palmer township spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Stofflet in Edelmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Granger
Edwin P. Schnerr
Ellen Schnerr
Frank Rohn
Ellen Haupt
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Akron
Cleveland
Ohio
George Reese
Arlene
Henry A. Schlegel
Saucon Park
Mattie Woodring
Clarence Fehnel
Budd’s Lake
Victor Stark
Shirley
Lester Lerch
Harold Hearn
Floyd Eberts
Easton
Elmer Eberts
Palmer Township
Alvin Stofflet
Edelmans
Ounce of Prevention Promotes Public Planning Action
An essay emphasizes prevention in public administration, urging planning to save lives and improve safety. It highlights how neglecting community planning leads to unsafe school siting and more road crossings, urging coordinated state and local efforts. Also notes a Penn State poultry method to move pullets using stacked crates for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Helton
Pennsylvania
Town Dinner Honors D J Hammond Family Guests
A Sunday dinner at the Newhart bungalow honored Mr and Mrs D J Hammond and sons Dean and Lindwood of North Haverhill N H. Dozens of relatives and friends from Easton Nazareth Saylorsburg Stroudsburg Martins Creek Cherry Valley Belleview and nearby towns attended or were noted as visitors in the long list of attendees and well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhart
D. J. Hammond
Dean and Lindwood
North Haverhill
N. H
Mary E. Newhart
Beatrice and Ruswell
Town
Theodore Roth
John Sickles
David
Nazareth
Ambrose Altemose
Leoi
Woodrow Butts
Saylorsburg
E. A. Serfass
Chester Williams
Frank Butts
Ervin
Stroudsburg
Harold Hilliard
Marilyn
Martins Creek
Dean and Linwood
Grant Knolles
Horace Breiver
Richard Breiver
Cherry Valley
Arthur Schuler
Charles
Arthur Ernest
Harold
Clair
Kenneth
Lloyd Betty
Joan
Norma
Neola
John Horvell
Juanita Horvell
Middle West
C. E. Sandt
Helen Bandt
New York
Shawnee
Delray Beach
Florida
Woodrow Altemose
Easton
George Marsh
Forks Church
Rosa de Luca
Bound Brook N. J
Anna Papa
Adolf Marth Jr
Easton Hospital
Frank Marth
Frank
Pocono Mountains
John Sipos
J. H. Newhart
Beatrice Newhart
Paul Staples
Russell Eschenfelder
St Luke's Hospital
Richard Prendergast
Cal Martin
Leo Martin
Helen Marie
Wilson
Borough
James Prendergast
J. J. Groner
J. W Fetherolf
James
J. A. Fetherolf
Joseph Klock
Tommy
B. I. Doyle
Charles Lehr
Philip
Stanley Newman
Lake Menzeleda
Jean Miller
Phillipsburg
Caroline Kutzter
L. A. Miller
Kathryn Hagenbuch Trevers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Helen Sandt Lehr
Cabbage Aphid Control Suggests Dusting In Heat
Entomologists at Pennsylvania State College recommend destroying heavily infested cabbage plants during hot dry weather and dusting the remaining plants with four percent nicotine dust to improve head production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvani State College
School Board Meets Plans Improvements and Purchases
The board approved July taxes of 8089.78 and bills of 5163.89 for payment. A delinquent tax bond with United States Casualty as surety was accepted. Audit shows year receipts 141,466.89, expenditures 128,225.79. net worth 345,121.18. Portable bleachers from Corry Bleacher Co. at 483.60 for 372 seats were approved, financed by the Athletic Association. Fire insurance to be adjusted to match appraisal of 412,113.72. Cooking utensils, doors, screens, and a principal’s desk were authorized. Tuition rates for nonresident pupils set. Tile flooring bid awarded to Roxie’s Tile & Marble Co. for 130.20. Exterior window cleaning by Stanley Window Cleaning Co. at 59.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Griffith
United States Casualty Company
Corry Bleacher Co
Corry
Athletic Association
Keystone Appraisal Co
Marcks
Whitfield
Roxie's Tile & Marble Co
Allentown
North Broad Street
Stanley Window Cleaning Company
Bethlehem
Emanuelsville Church Services Canceled for Pastor Latshaw’s Vacation
Local notes report no Sunday services or Sunday school at Emanuelville Church due to pastor Latshaw's vacation. The column lists visitors and moves, including Clara Miller of Seemsville visiting Harvey Miltenberger, and various calls on ill or confined individuals such as John Heffelfinger. Other items mention trips to Hershey, calls on Zeliner and Lindaman, and updates on the Anthony family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuelsville Church
Latshaw
Clara Miller
Seemsville
Harvey Miltenberger
Joseph Wandler
Harry Fehnel
Dannersville
Emma Hess
Henry Anthony
Hershey
Quintus Young
Northampton
Elmer Zeliner
Beatta Lindaman
Joseph Bergstresser
John Heffelfinger
Bahnsen's Continental Trip Diary Moves Through Ohio to Nebraska
G F Bahnsen narrates a cross continent journey with Edna, detailing breakfast in East Liverpool and sights in Huntington, Sunken Gardens, visits to Kentland, Peoria, Chariton, Omaha, and stretches through Wisconsin Illinois and Nebraska. He notes hot days, roadside picnics, service stations, and pleasant but varied farm towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Huntington
Sunken Gardens
Greyhound
Kentland
Ohio
Peora
Illinois
Conrad
Edna
Chariton
Omaha
Omaha, By Noon, Had Our Dinner, Very Good, In the Cafeteria of Hotel Henshaw
Wisconsin
Mllinois
Nebraska
Voyage Diary Through Rivers and Parks Near Kearney
The narrator describes a strenuous journey across mountains under heat up to 100 degrees, reaching Kearney with its park and a sanitary pool enjoyed by Conrad, Edna, and other families. They dine at a shaded park, glimpse a lively scene with young people and mothers, cross the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, then reach a big city at nine and stay in a well furnished club with shower facilities before planning to visit Mall City and continue sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Conrad
Edna
Mississippi
Missouri
la Platte River
Ter
Mall City
Manareth
Mother
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Grrnce Mours
Ag Ea Pry Oomamn
STOOP
West Daily
H. Gross
Nazareth, Pa
Joneses
Smiths
Popular Mechanics
Vole
Oma
Wepaper
Farm Show
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
J. Hansell French
Harry M.turrell
Clayton Hackman, Jr
Schaefferstown
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
Dean R. L. Watts
State College
Joseph A. Cunningham
General State Authority
G. Douglas Andrews
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Verus ‘I, Ritter
Penn State Poultrymen
Wilbur Nolf
Fmily
Russell Anthony
Oss
Bertie Anthony
IRS
G. F. Bahnsen
Continent
Fd Sauromonn
Gay Foster
Eality
Bushkill Milling Co
Doe Beer
Leslie Miovits
SEITZ
Metropolitan Edison Company
Aedes Pesca de
Gmistoa
Nazareth Coal & Lumber Co
Necartia
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