Obituary notices from Bath area strand include multiple deaths
Alavesta Fenkel died at her daughter’s home on the Bath Beersville highway from heart disease aged 86 years 11 months and 26 days. Burial followed funeral services at Bartholomew Panera Home on Walnut Street Bath officiated by Rev R L Ker setter. She was born November 2 1651 in Moore Township to George Laub and Anne Leisering and left two sons. Surviving relatives include her husband and extended family in Topton and nearby areas. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Bartholomew Panera Home. Burial in Coplay Cemetery. Funeral details list Rev Ker setter officiating.
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Topton
Milton
Bartholomew Panera
O. Walnut St
Bath
Coplay
R. L. Kersetter
Alavesta Fpernel
Alavests Fehnel
Howard Kessler
Bath- Beersville Highway
Moore Township
George Laub
Anne
Peteraville
William A Meyers Dies of Heart Attack at 60 in New York Hospital
William A Meyers age 60 died early Thursday in a New York hospital after being admitted Wednesday. He was the son of the late Andrew Jackson Meyers and Ida Bay Ger and was educated in Bath by his brother Paul Meyers of Conshohocken Pa. Funeral services were held in New York Friday.
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Performance of vhce When Roads Are Covered With Snow
Postal directives urge rural carriers to ensure mail delivery despite heavy snow. Postmasters should warn patrons to clear weeds and work with highway officials to keep roads open. Carriers may hire help at own expense to maintain maximum feasible service.
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Fragmented OCR list with names and places across states
A garbled OCR fragment lists many names and affiliations including universities, editors, and officials from Philadelphia Allentown Harrisburg and Washington with scattered titles and roles. The readable content shows no cohesive event or story.
Postmaster General Ambrose O Connell Plans 36th Banquet
Ambrose O Connell and temple officials completed plans for the 36th anniversary banquet. Attendees at the Bethlehem Masonic Temple dance included Milton Snyder Sherman Shook Millicent Metegar Pearl Arndt Virginia Chapman Zena Ferraro from town. The Bethlehem Business College sponsored the student dance event.
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Masonic Temple
Bethlehem
Milton Snyder
Sherman Shook
Millicent Metegar
Pearl Arndt
Virginia Chapman
Zena Ferraro
Bethlehem Business College
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Local Residents Named in Property Sale List
Smith of Bath and Mr and Mrs Rus sell Berger of East Lawn and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Graver with Mr and Mrs Car Beil and Mr and Mrs Raymond Eckert of town.
The American Boy Magazine Ad Targeting Sports Fans
The American Boy Magazine features sports tips and articles from coaches and players across football basketball baseball and track. It promotes fiction features adventure humor science and travel while selling at 15 cents per issue or 1.50 yearly with a three year option.
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American Boy Magazine
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American Boy
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Nazareth Dominates Wilson in Championship Tilt
Nazareth defeats Wilson in a high school football championship clash. Key plays include J Byrnes sprinting 60 yards for a score and a 98 yard return by Arnis. Monprode and Ritter drive Nazareth with passes and runs, extending a 26 0 halftime lead into a further third quarter surge.
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Wilson
Mazareth Boys
Redline
Masareth
Bunsey
Asnts
Matyas
Nazareth
Rothenhausler
Arnis
Ritter
J. Byrnes
French
Monprode
Henry Byrnes
Keck
Namareth
Kidks
Lee Nasareth
Arnts
Nasareth
Johnnie Byrnes
Byrnes
Johnnie
Mengel
Wilon
Menprede
Hiney
Thanksgiving program and social at parish church
Harold leads a Thanksgiving program with a quintet and the Siegfrieds and Johnsons performing songs and recitations. Virginia Siegfried and others sing selections by orchestra while Bittenbender acts as usher. Rev. Simon Sipple gives the address followed by hymn, prayer and benediction. A social hour ends the event in the Sunday School basement. Program committee includes Evelyn Shupp, Mrs. Earl Walton, Mrs. Paul Weaver, and Mr. Edwin Dornbiaser.
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Harold
Carl Johnson
Walter Siegfried
Walter Yeakel
Donald Johnson
Harold Siegfried
Virginia Siegfried
Martha Houser
Margaret Lahr
Bernadine Bittenbender
Tilda Siegfried
Verna Buss
Eleanor Heckman
Evelyn Shupp
Earl Walton
Paul Weaver
Edwin Dornbiaser
Ram in Fine Condition With Proper Alfalfa Feed
The ram will stay in good condition if he is fed second or third cutting alfalfa hay and a mix of cake. Plain Penn State animals husbandry notes.
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Penn State
Tuberculosis Seal Sale Gets Statewide Support
Colonel Henry W. Shoemaker announced acceptance of the 33rd annual Christmas Seal sale for tuberculosis prevention in Pennsylvania. He cited the toll of preventable disease and urged residents to back the effort led by the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society with Governor Earlie as honorary chair.
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Keystone State
Henry W. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
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