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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
5
The schedule lists 6:30 o clock events for Ladies Anan and Therety- a League for parents. A 7:00 program by Ferny-Comdea Class, then 6 A. M. Ev. L. CE. and Jr. at 6:30 P. M. Preaching by Mrs. We Me. P. M. Prayer follows. Thursday Bere appears in the timetable with study notes.
Readable fragments indicate an annual Moravian music circle gathering or meeting notice. Names like Natanth and Medadion appear with circle references and a common period tone. No clear date or location provided.
The church hosts multiple events including Thursday evening preaching by Rev. R Pester and a Friday meeting at 7:48 p.m. A Sunday sermon at 10:16 a.m. by Pastor Soni Chote, catechetical class from 9:30 a.m., and a dramatic cantata The Senior Choir stages titled Tinsel and Rebirth on Sunday the church hosts a Candle Light service December 15 at 7:30 p.m. North White Society plans Brotherhood candle light event.
A fragmented notice notes rural schools and local pupils including Gehafer, Dare, Ngoom, Dietenderter, Mahn, and Dewey Kine. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mahn and daughters Florence and Violet visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Hawk and a community joy ride amid snow in Bath. The text reflects a small community gathering and education-related mentions with several surnames and places.
Miles F. Marguerite Erikson, a home economics extension representative, urges parents to select toys that teach while entertaining. She notes large picture books and wooden toys foster imagination, and advises families to consider how money is spent on toys, not just household goods.
Pupils missed classes due to a Pri storm and enjoyed a day off on Thursday and Friday. Families—Graver Hoover Weiss Sutter Harriegle Millheim Fehr Mabus Unger Boyer—visited relatives and walked Sunday afternoon. Betty Mabus is sick. Local names appear among residents and visitors in Teton Lakatos and Jeanne Brow Meperters.
The article explains that brown rot must be sprayed before bud scales open to stop infection, as once blossoms are infected spraying is ineffective. It notes that brown rot overwinters in dried peach mummies or branch cankers and canattack blossoms at high rates. It also covers San Jose scale control with lime sulfur spray applied after leaf fall when temperatures exceed a threshold.
Fragmentary text references application order and mixtures, brown rot control, and thorough spraying. It hints at importance of proper disease treatment but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations to identify a specific event or outcome.
Daughter Mat of Cross Roads reports on the wedding reception for Mrs Pollockes and Laurys. Elmer visited Henry at home as others attended the event. minor notes mention Joseph chramel and fem uy along with Archie Rellner and Anthony in attendance.
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