Local social notes and holiday guests in town
Local items list weekend visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings. Names include Mrs DePree man of Pennsburg, Mrs Rex and son William of Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Ralph Fatzinger, Isabel Wambold, George Trine, Elmer Byer, Eliza Byer, William Weaver and family, Roy Weaver, Robert Edelman, Gloria Edelman, Josephine Edelman, Jacob Kabler, and others. Also notes church memorials for Robert K Martin and a Christmas sale at Henry Schlegel's with Bargains on men's suits and overcoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raven
Depreeman
Pennsburg
Margaret Rex
William
Philadelphia
Ralph Fatzinger
North Whitfield Street
Isabel Wambold
Hawley
Pobert K. Martin
American Legion Auxiliary
Ourcllege
Geo Windows
Newton, N. J
William Weaver
Roy Weaver
Upper Newbury
Raymond Weaver
Robert Edelman
Gloria
John D. Edelman
Josephine Edelman
Jacob Kabler
Easton
Herbert Haas
Nazareth High
Summit Hill
William Beers
Clinton Beers
Clearfield
Charles Nicholas
Utown
George Nicholas
Robert Ziegler
Harold Peters
Jl Rundell
South Bend
Indiana
Henry Schlegel
Charles Fehr
Paul Bayda
Pauline
Victor Andrews
Moorestown
Thomas Oplinger
Harry Michael
Archibald Abel
Robert Follweiler
Willough Follweiler
North New Street
Evelyn Fehr
Melva
Isabell Andrews
George Hoch
George Smith
Bettie Kidd
Pottstown
Samuel Wetzell
Otto Sawyer
Alice
Bethlehem
Elemanda Gernet
Tatamy
Anna Garr
Anthony di Paoli
Frank
Louie
Judy
Englewood
N. J
Emma Kleppinger
Alice Schmidt
Elsie Muffley
Barbara ,Sweitzer
Arlene Silfies
Lester Miller
Samuel Kohler
Beersville
Leonard Searles
Leonard
G. B. Searles
Brinton
Maurice Searles
Asher Jacoby
Norristown
Edgar Rohn
Anna M. Vogel
Carl
Lillian
Joseph Hahn
Adam Sheletskie
Tom Morgan
Harrisburg
George S. Kleckner
Miss Miriam
M. Searles
Belvidere
Chester Stocker
George Stocker
Robert Folweiler
William Folweiler
George Weiss
Arthur Weiss
Watfordsburg
Stewart Weiss
Frances
Susan Eachline
E. Centre Street
Tomp
Lead and Additives Highlighted in Fuel Additive Mix
The passage notes that starting is among the many positive components packed into the fuel. Lead tetraethyl is cited as another additive valued for its combustion properties.
Winters Tales From Town Notes in Kinsville
Edward Kirby of 146 North Main Street BTown returned from Pond Eddy in Pike County with a 12 point buck weighing over 150 pounds. Mrs. I. W. Howard, visiting her mother Mrs. Jane Odenwelder, returned to Aurora. The P. O. of A. held a regular meeting Friday night with routine business. Mrs. Lucy Remaley and Mrs. Ella Meyers were listed as sick. Nomination of officers will be held next week. The weekly prize was won by Mrs. Stella Dech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsville
P. O. of A
Lucy Remaley
Ella Meyers
Stella Dech
Kansas 4-H Boys Win Pie Demonstration at State Fair
Two Kansas 4-H club youths from Comanche County impressed at Hutchinson state fair with a pie making demo. Walter Carleton and Harbaugh Beeley presented small and then regular sized pies within 30 minutes, using canned cherries, answering judges' questions, earning top honors and praise for crust and technique. Carleton soon heads to Manhattan College. Both boys view 4-H as fun and educational, not a career path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hutchinson
Coldwater
Kan
Commanche County
Walter Carleton
Manhattan
Carleton
Harbaugh Beeley
Haroaugh
Harbaugh
Walter
State issues permits covering milk sales in 1933 34
Harrisburg reports the State Department of Health issued two hundred permits for raw milk sales and seventy four for pasteurized milk in November. About five thousand raw milk and nine hundred pasteurized milk applications have been received in six months. Permits cover dairy and plant operations from August 1933 to September 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Department
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel
A fragment urges readers to avoid laxatives and mineral remedies for mood or energy. It claims true remedy lies in the liver, which should expel two pours of equal bile into the bowels daily, with garbled text following.
Prior permits remain valid until new application action
Robert F. Brinton, chief of the bureau of milk control, stated inspectors across the Commonwealth report a rising standard of sanitary conditions among milk producers and distributors. The note adds a literary aside contrasting a sad poem line with the image of a defeated prize fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Brinton
Bureau of Milk Control
Commonwealth
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Gerald Swaveley
Paul W. Heckman
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H. L. Roth
South Whitenela
Nazareth
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