Borough Council Considers Shoulder Construction Plan
Bath council convened in Town Hall with full membership to address building shoulders along new concrete streets. The legal department prepared petitions and ordinances, proposing to solicit estimates, require two thirds frontage signatures, use Class A concrete, share costs 33 1/3 by property owners and borough, and oversee work by council or agents.
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Town Hall
Mesers
Sencenbach and Heyer
Town Jottings See Vacation Trips and Local Notices
Dr J Evan Hirtle and family are touring the New England States by car. J F Beera's home is being repainted. Hutchison sisters on Washington street wiring for electric lights. William F Houser family visited Valley Forge. A marriage license issued to Vincent Amstead and Minnie D Horvack of Bath. Norman Overcash family drove to Asbury Park. Jesse F Beers family vacationing in New Jersey and New York before returning to Baltimore. Miriam Edelman Nazareth visiting Mrs Charles H Anangst. Betty Lynn Bethlehem visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Asher Gernet. Mrs George F Hutchison celebrated birthday with Rev Wm D Chamberlain at West Main St. Hutchison family and guests hosted at Robert Michael's on Moorestown Road. Rev W Chester Hill and family with Allentown relatives returned from Canada and Wandercroft Pa. Vivian Hutchison visiting Gertrude Fleming at Phillipsburg. John Jones laying new concrete sidewalks on Chestnut Street. Robert Barrall and family from Tatamy visited W H Barrall. Charles Brobst buys Nelson Chapman tract near Keystone slate quarry at Chapmans. Telegram from Mrs W D Chamberlain in Kansas City reports her husband ill in El Paso. Joseph Frey and family to Lake Hopatcong. Miss Lillian Gregory and Paul Chapman borough spending a week in Bethlehem with Owen Ellis. Henry Lynn and family of Bethlehem spent weekend with Asher Gernet. J H Seem and family, Earl.
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J. Evan Hirtle
New England States
J. F. Beera
Hutchison
Washington Street
William F. Houser
Valley Forge
Vincent Amstead
Minnie D. Horvack
Bath
Norman Overcash
Asbury Park
Jesse F. Beers
New Jersey
New York Pointe
Baltimore
Miriam Edelman
Nazareth
Charles H. Anangst
Betty Lynn
Bethlehem
Asher Gernet
George F. Hutchison
Wm. D. Chamberlain
West Main Street
Pastor Chamberlain
Mary Schlabach
Robert Michael
Moorestown Road
W. Chester Hill
Rev. Hill
Allentown
Canada
Pittsburgh
Hill
Wandercroft
Vivian Hutchison
Gertrude Fleming
Phillipsburg
John Jones
Chestnut Street
Robert Barrall
W. H. Barrall
Charles Brobst
Nelson Chapman
Keystone
Chapmans
W. D. Chamberlain
Kansas City
el Paso
Texas
Joseph Frey
Lake Hopatcong
Lillian Gregory
Brother Paul
Chapman Borough
Owen Ellis
Henry Lynn
J. H. Seem
Earl
Special preparatory services at Walnut Street church
Rev. William D. Chamberlain leads preparatory service Saturday at 7 30 in Walnut Street Presbyterian church followed by Holy Communion on Sunday August 28 at 10 30 standard time. He begins a Citizens of the Kingdom series with a sermon on Social Relationships. Members from other town churches attended the Sunday evening service despite no local summer services. A duet My Redeemer by Mrs J E Beers and Miss Marion McIlhaney and a trio by Mrs Beers Miss McIlhaney and Dr Horner highlighted the service.
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Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
William D. Chamberlain
My Redeemer
J. E. Beers
Marion McIilhaney
Bath A. A. Triumphs Over Easton Cardinals 10-2
Bath A A held Easton Cardinal hitters to four singles as Shamosky pitched a complete game. Schwab led Bath with two doubles and an extra base hit, while Silfies, Dieh, and Schwab starred at the plate. Easton’s Grube and Schwab combined on the mound for six runs and one error by the visitors.
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Easton Cardinal
Horner
Bath
Schwab
Grube
Easton
Shamosky
Silfies
Dieh
Bath A. A. R. H. O
A. Diehl
W. Scheffler
Dougherty
Easton Cards
R. H
Fuehrer
Guazio
Ryan
Zink
Slack
Shewab
Cardinals
Guth
Shiffer
Arch Leigh
Local families take motor trips and buy new cars in Chapman borough area
Ernst and family plan a weeklong Toronto visit. Chick Dennis buys a Whip sedan, Owen Jones purchases an Oakland, J H Seem buys a Packard, and William Kunkel purchases a President Studebaker. Several residents vacation in New Jersey, Niagara Falls, Ocean Grove, and Long Pond, while Harvey Moser opens a new park at Delp's Station. Community members travel, remodel, and host visits across towns including Chapman borough, Pen Argyl, Bangor, Allentown, and Bethlehem.
Bath Defeats Weston in 14-6 Baseball Battle
Bath beat Weston 14 to 6 at Horner field on Sunday. Mets and Irwin shared pitching honors for Bath, holding Weston steady as Hartman allowed 8 hits and fanned 14. Brinker, visiting left fielder, had 3 hits in four at bats.
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Weston
Easton
Horner Field
Mets
Irwin
Bath
Hartman
Brinker
Bath Cubs Trip Easton and Cementon Cubs At Home
The Easton team was charged with one error and Bath had three errors. Bath will travel to Easton for a Thursday game on the Cub field near Schaible's bakery. Sunday the local team hosts Cementon Cubs at Horner field.
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Easton
Bath
Cub
Northampton Street
Schaible
Bate
Cementon Cubs
Horner
Reformed Church Notes and Bethany Home Excursion
Rev W A Helffrich pastor of Christ Reformed church spent the weekend with his son Donald and family near Norristown George B Kunkle Moorestown public schools principal preached on Turning Points in Life Today Thursday annual excursion to Bethany Orphans Home at Womelsdorf many will join Rev W A Helffrich baptized infant daughter Phyllis Delaine of Luther Dabar La bar on Friday evening in Christ Reformed church
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W. A. Helffrich
Christ Reformed Church
Donald
Norristown
George B. Kunkle
Moorestown
East Pennsylvania
Bethany Orphans’ Home
Womelsdorf
Luther D. Labar
Phyllis Delaine
Boy Injured Fall While Load of Grain toppled boy at Snyder's Church
The ten year old son of Mr and Mrs David Steward fell from a grain load and ended up between a trampling team. Dr F J Hahn treated two fractured ribs and injuries to his body and head. He was sent to Haff hospital Northampton for further care.
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David Steward
Snyder's Church
F. J. Hahn
Town
Haff Hospital
Northampton
Democrats Nominate Local Officers At Town Hall Meeting
The Democratic gathering in Town Hall elected nominees for town council William J. Hoch and William J. Scheffler Sr with one more to be chosen later, school directors Asa K. McIlhaney and A. J. Kemmerer, assessor Harry S. Silfies, judge of election Rev. William AHelffrich D D, inspector Frank Haidle, and constable Isaiah Troxell.
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Town Hall
William J. Hoch
William J. Scheffler
Asa K. McIlhaney
A. J. Kemmerer
Harrys. Silfies
William A. Helffrich
D. D
Frank Haidle
Isaiah Troxell
Sunday School Rally Opens Fall Season at Snyder Church
The Sunday School Association of the Third district Northampton county hosts a fall rally at Snyder's church this evening at 70 percent standard time. E. H. Herd of Chapman Borough and Wilmer Albert of Wind Gap will speak. The Salem church union choir of Moorestown will attend and perform special music.
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Sunday School Association
Northampton County
Snyder's
E. H. Herd
Chapman Borough
Wilmer Albert
Wind Gap
Salem Church
Moorestown
Branch Night School Catalogues Prepared
The six evening branch schools of the engineering extension department at Pennsylvania State College have prepared new catalogues. Schools are at Allentown Erie Scranton Wilkes Barre Reading and Williamsport. The pamphlets help prospective students select courses and review work before enrolling. Supervising staff at the college oversee the programs.
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Engineering Extension Department
Pennsylvania State College
Allentown
Erie
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Reading
Williamsport
J. O. Keller
Conference Parley Timing Defines Disarmament Talks
The remark stresses that delegates must settle what topics they will discuss well before deciding on final agreement terms. It emphasizes pre negotiation clarity and structured agenda to ensure productive disarmament talks.
Who doesn't know a crank
Weekly Health Talk by Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns against radical self-harm and unscientific dieting. He cites a reduction-obsessed dieter who died after lemon juice fasting, and condemns excessive coffee tobacco insufficient sleep and drug reliance as harmful radical habits. He stresses nature treats all equally and demands sensible health standards.
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Theodore B. Appel
Secretary of Health
Russia
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