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Nazareth Item

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Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

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Legion Juniors Make Annual Bath Park Outing

Charles Hartzell and A O Shiffer led American Legion Juniors on an August outing to Bibe Park Philadelphia in Bill Ellipple s bus. They lunched en route and returned to Bath about 9 00 pm. Participants included Roy Dech Stephen Wagner Joseph Fox Alfred Yost William Zakoes Joseph George Quentin George Howard Minnich Ernest Jacoby Henry Hummel Alex Rajki Raymond Bilfies Carl Sencenbach Henry Fehnel Levan Sensenbach Harry Bilfies Jr Junior Muscler Bobby Plotnick Rudy Zakocs Herman Siefried Junior Shiffer William Quinter Charles Scholl Jr William Musick Jr William Swope J Bencenbach Mr and Mrs Chas Hartzell Mr and Mrs A O Shiffer and Isabelle Willard Hardle Harold Stocker William Klipple.

Charles Hartzell A. O. Shiffer Amerian Legion Bhibe Park Philadelphia Bill” Ellipple Bath Roy Dech Stephen Wagner Joseph Fox Alfred Yost William Zakoes Joseph George Quentin George Howard Minnich Ernest Jacoby Henry Hummel Alex Rajki Raymond Bilfies Carl Sencenbach Henry Fehnel Levan Sensenbach Harry Bilfies Jr Junior Muscler Bobby Plotnick Rudy Zakocs Herman Siefried Junior Shiffer William Quinter Charles Scholl Jr William Musick, Jr William Swope J. Bencenbach Chas. Hartzell Isabelle Willard Hardle Harold Stocker William Klipple

Bath Boro School District finances show improved year end

The Bath School District reports a year end balance of 2560.23 after receipts of 23466.87 and expenditures of 20906.59. Major figures include current taxes 13108.35, state aid 4936.42, salaries 11191.00, and outside district tuition 3360.41. Bonded indebtness reduced to 15000, sinking fund 4381.58, total assets 64365.32, with auditors Carl P. Smith William H. Hawk and Daniel B. Smith.

State Retirement Board Carl P. Smith William H. Hawk Daniel 8. Smith

Reform Church Notes on Sermon and Events

Rev R H Helffrich preached on Songs in the Night from Job. H H Heller Jr sang a baritone solo with F 8 Graver at the organ. Churchmen's League met to plan the annual picnic this Saturday on the rear church lawn. Woman's Missionary Society meeting postponed to next week when an outdoor gathering will occur.

R. H. Helffrich H. H. Heller, Jr Graver Churchmen’s League Woman's Missionary Society

In From the West Schalls Visit Bath After Drought Drive

Mr and Mrs Ulysses Schall of California reached Bath by automobile Thursday morning. They visited Principal A O Shiffer and family. Schall spoke of drought area travel where windows stayed closed to keep heat out. The family formerly lived in Petersville where Schall taught in a public school.

Ulysses Schall California Bath A. O. Shiffer Schall Petersville Mr. Schall

Birthday Party for Marion Frey’s Ninth Birthday

Wednesday evening Marion Frey daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Frey Green St entertained friends at a Lawn party to celebrate Marion s 9th birthday anniversary Games and contests were enjoyed and refreshments were served The young hostess received many lovely gifts Those present were Lucille Christenson June Kline Doris Leigh Shirley Miller Geraldine Kirkpatrick Phyllis Diehl Marjorie Stebley Janet Fehnel Barbara Stecker Roberta Scheffler Margaret Rissmiller Louise Marian and Isabelle Frey

Marion Frey Walter Frey Green St Marion Lucille Christenson June Kline Doris Leigh Shirley Miller Geraldine Kirkpatrick Phyllis Diehl Marjorie Stehley Janet Fehnel Barbara Stecker Roberta Scheffler Margaret Riss

Party Outing to Asbury Park N J

A group including Ethel and Ida George Dorothy Flick Mildred Merkham Dorothy Bartholomew Mrs H E Bartholomew and Ralston Bartholomew Dick Leiby Bert Herd enjoyed a Sunday drive to Asbury Park New Jersey returning Beatrice Bartholomew who had visited two weeks at the seashore with Mr and Mrs John Lucas Rev W Chester Hill formerly a Lutheran pastor now in Philadelphia greeted old friends Mark R Kreidler of New York City spent the weekend with his parents Ralph Hartzell a ministry student filled the pulpit Sunday morning Rev R L Kerstetter was away on vacation Wilson Hartzell preached at Slatington Church and Harold Muffley at Trinity Bangor all are Mt Airy Seminary students home on vacation Aaron O Lerch visited Easton on Monday.

Asbury Park N. J Ethel Ida George Dorothy Flick Mildred Merkham Dorothy Bartholomew H. E. Bartholomew Ralston Bartholomew Dick Leiby Bert Herd Beatrice Bartholomew John Lucas W. Chester Hill Philadelphia Mark R. Kreidler New York City Ralph Hartzell R. L. Kerstetter Wilson Hartzell Slatington Harold Muffley Trinity Bangor Mt. Airy Seminary Philadephia Aaron O. Lerch Easton

Disappearing Woman Fashions Draw on Houdini Illusion

New York fashion experts at Lane Bryant showcase disappearing woman styles that use optical illusion to slim silhouettes. Designers cut dresses with diagonal lines and color minimization to give the illusion of a size smaller. A demonstration used line arrows to show how vertical and diagonal cuts affect perception.

G6ljoudini New York Lillian Stamm Houdini Lane Bryant's

Weekend visits and church notice in town and beyond

A roundup of local social visits includes Melvin Moser, Woodrow Florey, and Misses Miriam Walsh and Helen Schupp spending the weekend in Atlantic City. Visitors include Mrs. Sterling Eagleton from Washington D C and relatives in Nazareth and Allentown. Walnut Street Presbyterian Church announces August no services, while a Reform Churchmen's League meeting plans a lawn picnic on Saturday August 18.

Melvin Moser Woodrow Florey Miriam Walsh Helen Schupp Atlantic City N. J Sterling Eagleton Washington, D. C Jeannie C. Horner Walnut Street D. M. James Olive Hutchison Allentown William Swope Philadelphia Walnut St. Presbyterian Church Henry Knauss Anna Scheirer Sarah Kerchenthal Nazareth Betty Hahn Town Betty Mack Bethlehem Cresco Elizabeth Sensenbach Brewer Cottage Levan Sensenbach Coleman

Lost 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Kruschen Salts Claim

Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad touts a dose of half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and a money back guarantee.

Mae West St. Louis

Veterans enrollment quotas open in Washington DC

In the District of Columbia the Veterans Administration will select from its quotas in Washington. Currently there are no vacancies for Eastern States, so veterans would waste time and effort traveling to Washington to enroll. Subscribe for The Item.

Civilian Conservation Camp Emergency Conservation Work H. J. Crosson Veterans’ Administration Philadelphia Washington Veterans District of Columbia Veterans' Administration

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