Among Our Town and Suburban Churches Reported by Pastors
A compiled church schedule lists services from Maman Memorial Evangelical Schoereck Moravian and other denominations with times for Sunday School Morning Worship and evening services. Evangelistic events begin January 6 with Rev. Joseph Rowan of Wilkes Barre and ongoing activities include choir rehearsals Bible studies and youth groups across multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Maman Meworial Evangelical
Leslie H. Kiefer
Christian Endeavor
Joseph Rowan
Wilkes Barre
Schoereck Moravian
R. H. Brennecke
Paul
Meinert
Winebago
C. E
Wakitatina
Broad & Evangelical
Quis. B. Roth
Evangelical League C. B
Paul to Rome Journey Described in Acts 27 28
The lesson traces Paul’s voyage from Caesarea to Rome as a prisoner. It follows Luke’s account Acts 27 to 28 31, noting the zigzag coast trip via Asia Minor Crete and the captain’s sail against Paul’s warning when a south wind misled their course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Paul
Asia Minor
Crete
Paul in Rome and Four Epistles from Prison
The article recounts Paul's voyage to Rome and reception there with Christians meeting him at the Market of Appius and the Three Taverns. It notes the centurion's trust, Paul's freedom in a hired house, and a Roman audience with Jews before Gentiles. Four epistles—Ephesians Philippians Colossians Philemon—were written during the two year imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puteoli
Naples
Rome
Paul
Appius
Caesarea
Jesus Christ
Claudius
Nero
Damascus
Colossians
Philemon
Corinth
Safe Water Supply Depends on Preventing Contaminated Access
Polluted drinking water spreads disease and parasites in livestock. A pure water supply helps, but only if animals cannot drink from polluted sources such as wagon ruts, tracks, depressions, or bogs. Proper drainage and fencing of muddy areas are essential to protect stock.
Immunising Young Pigs Proves More Profitable Practice
University of Illinois findings show four week old pigs immunised against cholera with 15 cc serum and 3 cc virus, reducing labor and serum needs. Of 1 033 treated pigs at market exposure only 60 died, versus higher doses required after weaning averaging 40 cc serum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
University of Ilinois
Livestock Hints for Fall Pigs and Wintering
Cattle feeders should avoid huge framed steers and focus on steady weight gain with ample water and artificial heat if possible. A winter ration for fall pigs must balance essentials with sunlit pasture nutrients, and allow free range if land permits. Wintering pigs well is an art requiring bedding comfort and parasite control to keep them healthy into spring.
Smart Yarn Embroidered Envelope Bag Directions
Julia Bottomley describes making a large envelope bag with wool yarn crepe twist and beads. Steps cover loom setup embroidery first background last couch stitches and attaching a lookless slide fastener before finishing with lining and final folding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Parisienne
Local Births and Visits Highlight Community News
Born to Mr and Mrs James Love a boy. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Landis Bath a boy. Guests of John W Bartholomew and family included Mr and Mrs Edwin Bartholomew, Mr and Mrs Edgar Siegler near Wind Gap, and Mr and Mrs Samuel Barrall Bath. Community notes include visits, a Bushkill Centre church bazaar, and a Christmas rehearsal Friday at 7. Every one urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Love
Landis
Bath
Edwin Bartholomew
Ackermanville
Edgar Siegler
Near Wind Gap
Samuel Barrall
John W. Bartholomew
Cyrus Schall
Snyder's Church
Edwin Buskirk
Robert Millheim
Bushkill Centre Church
Misa Claire Mitman
Nazareth
Robert Mitman
Carrie West
Alberta Kist
Easton
Just Plain Mary and Hiawatha play beamed by Stockertown crowds
The W. W. Society of Folks church staged the play Just Plain Mary to strong attendance on Friday and Saturday night. The Public School presented Hiawatha and His Friends with Margaret Shiie Ruth Hartley and Richard Letson in lead roles to appreciative audiences. A rainbow background and student ensemble enhanced the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
W. W. W. Society of Folks
Hiawatha
Margaret Shiie
Ruth Hartley
Nakomis
Richard Letson
Chiblabos
Forest Friends
Helen Arndt
Little Hart Lichtenwalner
Harry Lichtenwalner
Kathryn Lehr
State Teachers College At
West Chester
Helen Sandt Lehr
C. E. Sandt
H. A. Lambert
Easton
Charles Lehr
Kate Fetherolf
Philadelphia
J. A. Fetherolf
Stewart Kessler
Jerome Kessler
Harold Kessler
Stanley Snyder
Myrtle Kessler
Wind Gap
George Butz
Town
Howard Kessler
Sallie Kessler
Bath
Willis Werner
Tanner
Walter Kessler
Belfast
Helen Hyden
Virginia
Marion
Helen Potts
Mildred
Bernice Kessler
Kesslersville
Beatrice Newhart
State College
J. H. Newhart
Allentown
Sandt
D. H. Kratz
Miss Reed
New York City
Theodore Doll
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fred Siebler
William
Robert
Russell Eschenfelder
Russell Jr
Nelson
Wilkes- Barre
An Evans
Wilson
Romig
J. A. Fetherofl
Eric
Reed
New York
Carrie Engler
Nazareth
Sarah
Lucinda Uhler
Caroline Smith
College Hill
James K. Serfass
Charles Brown
Walter Hartley
Ruth
Lorraine
Hazleton
William P. Madden
Mary Brown
James Serfass
Christmas Exercises at Reformed Church Sunday
Belfast community notes a Sunday 10 a.m. Reformed church Sunday school with Christmas exercises planned for December 23 at 7 30 p.m. Other local moves include Walter Kichline relocating, Calvin Knecht selling his farm to Jacob Katz with spring possession, and Knecht building a new house at Cherry Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Metz
Asher Rader
George W. Metz
Adam Miller
Nazareth
Lester L. Houck
Bethlehem
William J. Houck
St. Luke’s Hospital
Walter Wagner
Edward L. Fehr
Fred Kostenbader
Remaley
Tatamy
Calvin Babo
Bolton
Jacob J. Mack
Albert Roth
Arletta P. Trach
Vane T. Walker
Katellen
Walter Kichline
Roth
George Kesse
Calvin Knecht
Jacob Katz
Mr. Knecht
Cherry Hill
Dedi cation Service Marks 55th Moorestown Church Anniversary
In Bushkill Centre a dedication of electric lighting and furniture is set for Sunday at 7 PM led by Rev. L B Kilek and Rev H D Clauss of Moorestown. It coincides with the church’s 55th anniversary and includes a full program of hymns prayers readings and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Kilek
H. D. Clauss
Moorestown
Rev
Clauss
Klick
Pete Seventette
Bethlehem
Kirck
William Millsheim
Sunday Social And School Notes From Hecktown
Mr and Mrs Warren Halte man and son Edward of Butz town visited the Edelmans. Teachers are back after Thanksgiving. Sunday school rehearsals for Christmas. Frank Waldheiser of Phillipsburg visited his father Fred. The Sunday school orchestra practiced. The nominating committee for 1929 officers was appointed. Mr and Mrs Samuel Fentele of Bethlehem visited the Kochs. Rev C A Butz held services. Lester Rader of Monocacy called on Paul Oberly. Rev C A Butz visited M E Brown and family. John Savitz of Nazareth and Dotty Savitz of Easton visited the Oberlys. Emma Hoch of Philadelphia joined the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Halteman
Edward
Butztown
Oscar Edelman
Frank Waldheiser
Phillipsburg
Fred Waldbeiser
Samuel Fentele
Bethlehem
John W. Koch
C. A. Butz
Lester Rader
Paul Oberly
M. E. Brown
John Savitz
Nazareth
Emma Hoch
Philadelphia
Dotty Savitz
Easton
Floyd Oberly
Clean eggs bring higher profits with proper care
A North Carolina extension poultryman stresses clean housing and careful handling to secure premium prices for clean eggs. Gather daily, keep litter fresh, clean boards, and wash hands to prevent dust and mottled shells, boosting margins when feed is costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Parrish
North Carolina State College
Mr. Varrish
Crowding Forces Rethink on Henhouse Capacity
A farm report notes the henhouse and roosts housing hundreds of chicks are now inadequate as birds doubled in size over three to four months. Night sweating and chilling from crowding lead to congested lungs and colds. It advises sending half the flock to market to protect the remaining birds.
Poultry Becomes Sixth High Value U S Agricultural Commodity
Harry R. Lewis of Rhode Island and president of the National Poultry Council urged General Lord and bureau officials to seek larger appropriations for the 1930 fiscal year. They discussed enlarging support to address new poultry industry problems and inflation in value reaching 1 181 000 000 dollars in eggs and poultry last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry R. Lewis
Rhode Island
National Poultry Council
General Lord
Nsk
Moorestown families gather for Thanksgiving activities
William Ruth and son Clark hosted Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs. George Benning. Susanna Kunkel left for Bethlehem to winter with her niece. Nazareth and Philadelphia visitors called on relatives. Schoeneck youths plan to visit December 16. Interments include Rev. Ettwein of Gilberts. A baby girl was born to Colonel Remaly and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruth
Clark
George Benning
Susanna Kunkel
Bethlehem
William Herlikofer
Willard Trach
Nazareth
Sevilla Trach
Stewart Ruloff
Wayne
Philadelphia
John Werner
Granville Peters
Easton
O. F. Ettwein
Gilberts
Monroe County
Frank Silfies
Northampton
George Kunkel
Remaly
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Debn
Lutheran
H. C. Snyder
Senior Luther League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Luther League
St. John’s
W. H. Wotcing
D.D
Ll.d
Arlene DeChant
Miss DeChant
Blue Ird
Camp Mire
Mission Band
Boy Scouts
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
R. L. Woodring
Bible School
Thurday
A. Gaumer
Eiy
Pontiac
Oakland
Akland Motor Car CO
Pentiac, Mich
By Julia Bottomley
Point Phillips
Stockertown
Robert Cor
Johy
Samuel
Eva
Liamson
Miss Eriksen
Hall
Floyd Roth
Rear Grange
Salem
Howard Seytrieg
Frank Gold
Naga
Ag Iin
Frank Peters
Lampton
Harvey Silfies
Elwood Anderson
Hem
Willauer
Harry Mann
Howard Renner
Renner
John Davidson
Davidson
Jalse
Wilson Abler
Hagenbuch
Robert Hagenbuch
Bushkill Centre
Hecktown
Farqu Steam PO
Fras Rat
Farquhar Ajax
Dulham A. B. Farquhar CO
Box 441
York, Pa
Willy Ve Y
of Elgin
R. E. Saeger
So. Main St