Consolidation of Codes Under NRA Aims at Efficiency
General Johnson notes progress after the National Recovery Act. Since 1933, 96 percent of wage earners covered by NRA codes. The plan now reduces codes to consolidate related trades, easing administration and boosting efficiency while keeping the system elastic for future adjustments. The goal is broader recovery as employers align practices nationwide.
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Niagara Falls Again Inspires Renewed Romance at Resort
Niagara Falls, newly exposed by rock falls, draws visitors with a renewed splendor. The piece contemplates couples reconsidering marriages and suggests the falls inspire lasting affection and wonder, calling it a natural wonder and a poem in creation.
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KLIPPLE BUS LINE Schedules From Nazareth Easton
Bus schedules list Klipple Bus Line service between Nazareth and Easton with multiple departures daily including morning and evening trips. Additional routes cover Ohio to Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania to West Virginia via Ohio, with extra buses on weekends and holidays.
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Wall Street Regulated by New Federal Rules
Roosevelt era moves create a basic framework for stock exchange regulation. The Federal Securities and Exchange Commission gains power to curb sharp practices and protect small investors, addressing reliance on Big Business honesty and individual judgment as markets evolve.
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Sam
Wall Street
House
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
A Town and Its Name by Thomas E Pickerill
A reflective piece on Wadsworth Ohio that argues a town must boast achievements and advertise its facilities to attract new residents and investment. It asserts a community earns a name through cooperation, moral character, and visible offerings, not just through branding media.
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Thomas E. Pickerill
Wadsworth
Ohio
Among Our Town and Suburban Churches Schedule
Church listings from Moravian to Mennonite Brethren detail Sunday services morning worship and Sunday School. Rev. Heal, Rev. Diehl, Rev. Harris, Rev. Smyder, and Rev. Kratz lead various denominations. Activities include choir, scouts, Ladies Aid, prayer and study services, with a Bushkill Center Grove picnic on Saturday Sept 8 and a married people festival Sunday Sept 9.
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ST. John's Lutheran
H. C. Smyder
Ralph R., Hartzell
Bath
Ladies’ Aid Society
Raman Evangelical
Mennonite Brethren
ST Chri
CH. K. Kratz
Paul Teel
Schoeneck
James P. Gross
Frank Yob
Bushkill Center Grove
Second Regiment
Allentown
Border fuel checks reveal large July shipments
The Pennsylvania Ohio border patrol unit of the Bureau of Liquid Fuels Tax checked sources and destinations for 1,624,346 gallons of liquid fuels in July. Included were 1,538,605 gallons of gasoline with 687,317 shipped from Pennsylvania to Ohio and 491,923 from.
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Local News Briefly Told
Mrs Lawrence Snyder of town has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Charles Berger in Reading. Mr and Mrs Francis Brockman of Schenectady NY spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Florence Brockman in Centre Square. Mr and Mrs John Edelman and daughters Grace and Josephine drove to Willow Park Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rollin Kachline and son Kenneth with Mrs Minerva Fenicle Miss Clara Hess and Charles Hess spend a week at Foul Rift along the Delaware. Mrs C M Stuber and daughter Arlene weekend with Mr and Mrs Ernest Hawk Hecktown. Mrs L J Rohn confined at home by illness. A joking note on Sawemoff and Cheatem. The President traveled to Hawaii for vacation. others would like a White House break.
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Charles Berger
Reading
Francis Brockman
Schenectady
N. Y
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Centre Square
John Edelman
Grace
Josephine
Willow Park
Rollin Kachline
Kenneth
Minerva Fenicle
Clara Hess
Charles Hess
Foul Rift
Delaware
W. T. Metz
T. M. Bittenbender
Hecktown
Arlene
Ernest Hawk
L. J. Rohn
Cheatem
Sawemoff
Hawaii
White House
Phunny
Phoebe
Hosea Lesson Shows God’s Love Amid Israel’s Sin
The Hosea Sunday school text centers on God’s vast love highlighted by John 3 16 and Luke 10 23 37. It contrasts divine mercy with Israel’s idolatry and argues God forgives while seeking repentance, urging faithful obedience and recognition of His blessings.
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Emmanuelsville Sunday School Picnic and Hymn Chorus
The Emmanuel's Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday evening August 25 with music by the Wind Gap band. Visitors include Harvey Stout Dech Herbert Person and others from Bath Nazareth Palmerton and Nazareth. The service featured choruses and organ pieces, followed by an open air conclusion on the church lawn and a Love Feast. A Bible conference in Easton drew Shoeneck residents to the First Baptist Church.
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Emmanuel
Wind Gap
Harvey Stout
Warren Dech
Bath
Herbert Person
Nazareth
Elmer Zellner
Beatta Lindaman
Harry Venter
Russell Anthony
Palmerton
Henry Anthony
Anton Silvius
Harvey Miltenberger
Clarence Fehr
Walter Clewell
Frank Yob
William Saeger
Tillotson
Farmer
Mags
Harold Snyder
Lemaigre
Stern
Easton-Phillipsburg
First Baptist Church
Easton
Charles F. Ball
Wanamaker Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Moorestown Sunday School Picnic Planned at Church Grove
The Cross Roads Sunday School will hold a picnic at the Moorestown Church Grove on Saturday August 25. Frank and Mrs. F. Acell made a business trip to Easton on Thursday. Melva Andrews visited Mary Bensing on Thursday. Sunday services are not held.
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Easton
Cross Roads
Moorestown
Melva Andrews
Mary Bensing
Bath High expands Domestic Science space with new room
The Bath School District awarded a contract to H O Simon and Son of Nazareth to remove partitions and enlarge a room for the Domestic Science Department. Miss Elfrieda Saul, the teacher, will oversee the addition to the high school facilities. W J Moll handles plumbing and heating. Completion is planned before the opening day. Stephen Zakocs joined the party going to the World's Fair for ten days. Cyril Helffrich of Allentown visited his brother Rev R H Helffrich on Sunday. State patrol set a speed trap on the Bath Beersville Road Tuesday afternoon arresting truck drivers coal haulers and pleasure car operators. The usual fine was 12.50.
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Nazareth
Elfrieda Saul
W. J. Moll
Stephen Zakocs
Klipple
Cyril Helffrich
Allentown
Rev
Bath-Beersville
Ed. T. Moser
Card Party for Needle Work Guild Benefit
Ways and Means Committee chair Mrs John Sleeman hosts a card party at Mrs Joseph A Horner’s Walnut Street home on Thursday evening August 30 at 7 30. Tables will be set for Haas 500 and Bridge.
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John Sleeman
Needle Work Guild
Joseph A. Horner
Walnut Street
Haas
Bridge
Children's Festival Celebrated at Schoeneck Anniversary
Schoeneck observed the Children's Festival marking the Pentecost event 207 years past in Berthelsdorf Germany. Children led revival meetings outdoors including 11 year old Susanna Kubnel and friends Anna Nitchmann Rosie Fisher and Julia Quitt. The day featured a pastor's sermon, choir songs, organ pieces, a trombone processional, and a Love Feast served by local Dieners.
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Berthelsdorf
Herrnhut
Germany
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Susanna Kubnel
Anna Nitchmann
Rosie
Hosea and the enduring forgiveness of God's love
A religious reflection on Hosea and the steadfast mercy of God. The text urges repentance and earnest pleading for Israel to accept divine love, stressing that God's unchangeable love remains available to both saints and sinners. It offers practical questions about realizing and sharing that love today.
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Local social notes from Stockertown and nearby towns
Miss Mary Eilenberger visits aunt in Bethlehem while Mary Leiser spends time with Furman Engler family. Several families host relatives from Easton, Bethlehem, Wilkes Barre, and Nazareth over the weekend. Fox-Farkas reunion planned at Riverwood Beach. Niagara Falls and Buffalo trip recaps. Hahn Reunion at Weona Park Wind Gap features in weekend gatherings.
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Easton Hospital
Meixsell
Bethlehem
Mary Leiser
Furman Engler
Marie Sabatino
Richard Branda
Broklyn
Charles Lehr
Mary Jurasus
J. H. Newhart
Russell
Beatrice Newhart
Saylorsburg
William Newhart
Evan Evans
Earl
Wilkes Barre
Russell Eschenfelder
John Redline
Nazareth
Shirley Luetgen
Easton
James Prendergast
Joseph Cameron
South Side
Henry Woodring
E. D. Berkaw
Son Bergen
Washington, D. C
Berkaw
Mack Wallace
Abigail Hetzel
Dorothy
Theodore Doll
Kathryn Lehr
Town
Garner
Richard Shelling
George Carling
Forks
Promised Land
Fox-Farkas
Riverwood Beach
Cornelius Brass, Jr
Raymond Nagel
Erie
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Wolfe
Marguerite
Quakertown
William Eustis
William, Jr
John Fox
Edward Marsh
May Snyder
George Marsh
Hahn
Weona Park
Wind Gap
Plan Course For Assistant Physicians At Penn Medical School
The Bureau of Mental Health within State Welfare completes arrangements for the annual winter course for assistant physicians at the University of Pennsylvania Medical School. Nine mental institutions have designated representatives to attend. The course begins in October and ends near year’s end.
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State Department of Welfare
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Social and family notices from a 4 decade old issue
A Wednesday social at J J Heintzelman home honored Miss Lizzie Lego and Lulu Fish of Camden. Visitors included A H Bollinger, Olive Pohl, Stella Miksch, and several local residents. A Glen Island excursion drew Dora Glersch, Bertha Roth, Cornich, Gertrude Nolf, and others. A 150 dollar land sale on Whitefield street announced. Annie Trumbower hosted Gertrude and Laura Leem and Mrs Catherine Morris. T O Well bought the Pacer of Al Breninger. The horse is a well bred Kentucky horse.
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J. J. Heintzelman
W. Centre Street
Lizzie Lego
Lulu Fish
Camden
N. J
Glen Island
Dora
Tony Glersch
Bertha Roth
Corn Och
Gertrude Nolf
Eugene George
John Gering
John Deichman
Howard Koch
Oscar Kemmerer
Richard Johnson
Charles Whitesell
William Schultz
John W. Trumbower
Whitefield Street
St. John's Cemetery
Gertrude
Laura Leem
Marin's Creek
Catherine Morris
Delta
Annie Trumbower
T. O. Well
Pacer
Breninger
Easton
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