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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1939
Page
2
Evan Lutheran and Walnut Street Presbyterian report vacation periods as lay leaders and student clergy fill pulpits for August services. The Bath area notes include choir, Sunday School drive progress, homecomings, anniversaries, and local social events across Bath and Moorestown with multiple families and organizations mentioned.
A home recipe block offers a buttermilk quick bread, an upside down cherry coffee cake, and a 30 minute bread method. It details mixing steps, pan prep, and baking temperatures to produce warm, fresh bread or cake to accompany salads and beverages.
Rev. and Mrs. Hartzell and daughter Mary Ann from Lehighton vacationing with in laws on East Main. Warren Schefly and son Robert attended church in Christ Church Sunday morning. Mrs. H. M. Ernest’s mother from Perkasie visiting Northampton Street. Sunshine Class hosted a doggie roast on the Schlegel lawn with Mrs. E A Edwards, Mrs. Arthur Diehl, and Miss Florence Smith directing. prizes went to Mrs. J R Spanitz, Mrs. Raymond Hauser, and Mrs. Schiegel. George Smith, student for the ministry, preached on Harken Unto My Voice from Jeremiah 7 23. Lois Ernest organ pupil opened with a prelude. Sunday School lead in attendance contest held by Mrs. Howard Jones’ Class, Mrs. C J Hahn, Mrs. Mason Ernest, and Mrs. Dilcherd.
Fumigation with carbon bisulfide is advised to prevent wax moth damage to bee honey supers. About one third ounce per section of supers is needed, and the chemical is highly inflammable, requiring careful handling. Penn State extension bee specialists note these measures amid tomato growing tips urging growers to start plants for next spring.
Pennsylvania dominates both clay and non clay refractories production. Clearfield County hosts pure fireclay deposits fueling local plants and near metallurgical markets. The Juniata Valley supplies about 75 percent of US silica brick from Blair and Huntington Counties, with 2700 workers in 13 plants in 1937 and a product value of 8.76 million dollars. The outlook favors non clay refractories, while clay refractories could benefit from impurity removal to unlock more deposits.
A Northampton County native E Albert Boyer lifelong resident, educated at Northampton High School Preparatory School Thenical School Franklin and Marshall Academy and Bliss Electrical School Washington DC. He served in WWI overseas twenty months and later as Sheriff cut county costs by over 5000 in first year and continued economy. He chairs civic groups The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars and seeks County Commissioner without political ties.
The text notes that experience and observation give understanding of county administration and local problems through broad county acquaintanceship. It also discusses sweet corn variety performance for commercial or home use, stressing large yields and good ears to satisfy growers.
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