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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1939

Page

2

Nazareth Social News and Local Incidents

Nazareth region updates include Henry Shafer leaving for Atlantic City for winter work, a Seemsville party, donations to Easton Moravian Church, and a St. Louis visitor at Nazareth Inn. Local business shifts, a wagon purchase by Bangor druggists, a wagon accident near Zacksville, trunks damaged on a Nazareth trip, 46 marriage licenses in the county, and a Nazareth Mandolin and Guitar Club forming with a local teacher. Masonic officers elected at Monocacy Junction and a Bath Hotel collation noted.

Henry Shafer Slater Atlantic City Massrs Harry Wasser Steward Smith Mary Lizzie Roth Bertha Smith Lissie Frits Mary Buss Mr. Danner Seemsville Ida Schmidt Nazareth Peter Remaley Niskey Remaley Henry Knecht Saylorsburg Monroe County Thomas E. Bacon Nazareth Inn Spring Lake N. J Brodhead Station Staton Miss Bacon Jeremiah Abel Howard Herman South Main St Centre Square Abel Nazareth Mandolin and Gultar Club Asa Wunderly Charles Hemline South Easton Robert Wunderly Harry Wagner Charles Uhler John Knecht Robert Keller Seyfellen Remaley William Wunderly William Kreitz Monocacy, Iudge Bath D. E. Keim Jacob

What Do You Know About Nealth

The article by Fisher Brown and Nat Falk discusses 1934 medicine trials involving Amachen and others using liver to treat pernicious anemia. It also notes a recent study on causes of a broken bone resulting from a multiple fracture.

Nealth Fisher Brown Nat Falk Dre, Whipple Murphy

Community Notes From Nazareth Area Events and Incidents

Seventy five lines detail visits and homelife around Nazareth and nearby towns including Clinton Stout and Esther Werner hosting in Nazareth, a new truck for Nazareth Cement Co, various visits from Bath Easton Tatamy and Oaksfield residents, a deer hunting trip by Leopold party, a small house fire on Easton Road caused by a defective flue, and injuries from a fall in Clearfield.

Clinton Stout Uylises Stout Esther Werner Nazareth Lewis Rissmiller Hollo Robert Rader Belfast George Hutchison Robert Michael Elwood Bath Amanda Vivian Easton Harry LaBarr Russell Ryan Eva Kocher Geneva Oplinger Calvin Michael Moorestown Harry Schweitzer George Uhler Tatamy Niskey Eugene Werner Bushkill R. K. Meade Baltimore Nazareth Cement Company Charles Hall Bethlehem Steel Works West Bethlehem John Stamets South Whitefield St Daniel Leopold Pottstown Chester County Lillian Kleppinger Oaksfield N. Y John Sobers Centre St Leopold Morris Fortuin O. D. Schaffer William Jennings Pike County Mr. Fortuin H. E. Seyfried Chester Ralph Stocker Richard White State Normal School East Stroudsburg George Stocker Levi Kramer William Zipf New Village Jacob Gold Lieberman and Jones George Wagner Easton Road Nazareth Foundry Vigilance Hose Company Richard Bender Clearfield

Local mail routes revised. new carrier added

Clarence Itterly takes City No. 4 delivery south of Prospect Street replacing a rural route transfer. Jacob Heckman oversees Rural No. 1 until a new appointment follows civil service exams. Pretzel making begins as Escher B. Clewell leaves D L W Railroad office. Deer hunter Harry Fey bags a 210 pound 10 pronged buck in Pocono preserve. A pending note on properties and visits fills community updates.

Clarence Itterly City No. 4 Prospect St Itterly Jacob Heckman Newburg Escher B. Clewell D. L. and W. Railroad Company Clewell Harry E. Fey Bath Pocono Preserve Harry Anna Schmidt Kunkletown William Vogel Frank Messinger Helen John Abel Russell Hangen Evergreen St Glendora Stuber Julia Keller Jeanette Rinker Bertha Savitz Virginia Hummel Elizabeth Hangen Francis Knecht William J. Santee Leslie Milkovits Pocono Jacob N. Messing

Salvation Army Founded by Booth Lineage Recalled

The piece traces the Salvation Army's origins with Catherine and William Booth at a New Connexion church in England in 1860s and notes Gen Evangeline Booth's succession of Bramwell Booth in 1934. It recalls street singing and kettles, and the expansion to the United States with seven lassies sent in 1880 under George Scott Railson.

Catherine William Booth England Salvation Army Booth Evangeline Booth Bramwell Booth Booths London Edward United States George Scott Railson

Freemansburg Suffers Nighttime Incident. Residents Nearby

A resident is in a badly damaged condition after an incident at the Nazareth Waist Company plant. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lester J Rohn and Mr and Mrs Clark Keller visited Easton. Miss Marion Kern spent the weekend in Allentown with relatives. Anna Ziegler sang at Easton Elks memorials and with Easton First Presbyterian Church. Edwin Troxell suffers rib injuries from a scaffold accident at the Nazareth Waist plant. Joseph Whitlaw, once Nazareth project timekeeper, has joined Nazareth Foundry and Machine Company.

Freemansburg Lester J. Rohn Clark Keller Easton Clarence Baker Marion Andrew G. Kern Allentown Anna Ziegler Easton Lodge of Elks North Fourth St Ziegler Harry Lundy First Presbyterian Church James Kratzer George P. Hahn Henry Hahn Bushkill Centre Steward Kratzer Edwin F. Troxell Prospect St New Power House Nazareth Waist Company Lant Troxell Joseph Whitlaw Augusta Georgia Nazareth Foundry and Machine Company

Weather Folk Traditions for Christmas Day

The note recalls old beliefs about Christmas weather. If the sun shines through the apple tree on Christmas a good crop is predicted next year. A green Christmas signals a fat graveyard while a warm Christmas means a cold Easter.

Christmas Meadows

Local Resident Remains in Nazareth After Road Work Ends

Mrs Harvey Davidson and son Asher visit William Rice at St Luke s Hospital after a hunting accident. Rice, a Bethlehem man, was accidentally shot by John Ruth while gunning near his home. The injured man is from Clearfield and his wife Mrs William Rice and daughter join the visitors.

Nazareth Harvey Davidson Asher William Rice William Snyder Clearfield St. Luke's Hospital John Ruth Bethlehem

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Rohn Fran Owen Main ST. Nazareth Sheaffer Paul W. Heckman Main St Nazareth, Pa W. F. Messinger Pennsworth South Main Street Salvation Lassies da Ae Ie Ry Price the Bull Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania Metropolitan Edison Company Luzva Frack & Leh Ford
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