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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1937

Page

5

Audience urged to seat by 7 30 for district tournament plays

The article notes players request audience seating by 7 30 when the curtain rises on the first play. Latecomers will wait in the hall until the first play ends. District Tournament is directed by the Northampton County Agricultural Extension Service. Junior C E Society meets at St John s Reformed Church chapel with Marjorie Long leading. Isabelle Hawk joins as new member.

Richland Grange Bucks Northampton Counties Springfield Bucks County Forks Church Northampton County Northampton County Agricultural Extension Service Junior Christian Endeavor Society St. John’s Reformed Church Marjorie Long Bernard Street Paul Weiss Isabelle Hawk Dr. C. E Mizpah

Hold Card Party At Lodge With Prizes Awarded

The 1.0.C.F. Lodge held a Thursday card party awarding prizes to many attendees including Haas Clarence F Fehnel Jr Mrs Harry Hagenbuch Alice Hartzell Hann Rudy Kresh Layton Kern Addison Buss William Steiger H Buss Mayme Fehnel Mrs Charles Fehr Wilmer Heyer Walter Werner Howard Uhler Mrs Paul Peters Mrs William Monprode Mrs Lillie Dech Melvin Altemose Mazie Ridgel Mrs Carrie Alpaugh Woodrow Brong Mabel Borger Ethel Bayda R Laubach and Robe rt Frantz Evelyn Frantz.

Wedded Leroy F. Person and Miss Minerva Easterday

Leroy F. Person and Miss Minerva M. Easterday of Northampton were married at Emanuel Church Petersville Sunday afternoon by Rev H D Clauss. The church was decorated and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home 2179 Main street Northampton.

Main Street Northampton Person American Stores Co Bath

Civil Service Examinations Open for Fisheries Posts

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for assistant fisheries statistical and marketing agent at 1800 a year and junior fisheries statistical and marketing agent at 1620 a year in the Bureau of Fisheries, Commerce. Requires education and experience in fishery ware. Full info from Miss Marion M. Hangen, Secretary, U S Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the local post office.

United States Civil Service Commission Bureau of Fisheries Department of Commerce Marion M. Hangen U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Belfast Reformed Sunday School Elects New Officers

The Belfast Reformed Sunday School elected officers who will take office on the first Sunday in January. Named are Superintendent Gerald Meyer, Assistant Superintendent Martyn A. Rader, Secretary Albert Toth, Assistant Secretary Fern Colver, Treasurer Mrs. Edwin Kostenbader, violinist Mrs. Evan Jones, Assistant Organist Miss Marion Fuge, Deacons Ernest Toth and Charles Jones, Home Department Superintendent Mrs. George Metz, Primary Superintendent Mrs. Calvin Babo, Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Howard Meyer, Second Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Sarah Kessler, Primary Organist Mrs. Paul Keller.

Gerald Meyer Martyn A. Rader Albert Toth Fern Colver Edwin Kostenbader Evan Jones Marion Fuge Ernest Toth Charles Jones George Metz Calvin Babo Howard Meyer

Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Across Bethlehem

Residents from Bethlehem and nearby towns spent Sunday with relatives and friends across several streets and towns. Events include anniversaries, birthdays, and many visits to relatives in Allentown Slatington Easton and Bethlehem area, with conversations about local clubs and neighborhood happenings.

Local residents visit relatives and return from trips

A series of brief social notes records visits among Bethlehem residents. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Frankenfield and daughter Ann visited George Hahn in New Street. Wilmer Grube returned from hunting in Pike. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rohn with daughters Lois and Gloria visited Miss Minnie Rohn at the County Home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasley visited Herbert Rasley in Martins Creek. the K G E Hall Association board met for business. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N Messinger visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of Easton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werkheiser and daughters Lorraine and Betty Jane with Miss Marie Wimmer visited friends in Philadelphia.

Frank Vogel Bethlehem Clark Vogel Lincoln Avenue Robert Ginther Mae Joyce Bucchi Town Hawleys Stewart Weiss Floyd Stewart Irene William Stewart Breinigsville Willis Hagenbuch Jennie Faber Lois Long Lucille Hagenbuch Keystone State Teachers College Katetown Leonard Hoadley Church Street G. F. Heckman Frederica South Main Street Allentown John Rockel Slatington Quintus Frantz Michael Tomino Robert Park Street Anthony Rocco Elizabeth N. J Lois Arnold Northfield Eveline Smith Mauch Chunk Street Peggy Romance George Free Chagres George Kubilus Louis Haldeman Lottie Koch Philadelphia Emmett Young Sr Raymond Forrest Cranblaser Mohrsville George Kern Bangor Edward Heilman Mary Kern South Broad Street Charles Stout Jean Young Harold Stout Easton Milton Freeman Stockertown Kathrlyn Prances Hademan Belvidere Street Elmer Serfass South Broadstreet Pike County Franklin B. Leh Paul Shive Belvidere William Henry Sewing Club North Main Street Daisy Kohler Lillian Hogan Erwin German Join Kern Luther Batt R. J. Bartholomew Robert Shankweller Hollo Evergreen Street John Filchner Newburg Ralph Kahler Kathryn Michael Danner Weaversville Elaine Miller Harrisburg Harry Miller C. T. Heckman Charles Knerr Harrisby Irs Haupt Chestnut Hill Walter Scheirer Wesley Garr Andson Kesslersville Sterling Koch Jeremiah Troxell Frederick Cementon William Shafer Gerald Shafer Wilkes-Barre Alice Kemmerer Main Street Leon Danner Carlton Werley Raymond Yeakel Can Rumsey Jr South Main Frank Smith Mallon Chunk Street Asher Renner Irwin Rader Maudh Chunk Street D. E. Heckman William Silfies Mary A. Smith Warren Richman Wydnor Penna George Danner Edwin Pickel Slating Nthony Powell Jr George Widdecomb Widdecomb Janemary Heckman Irwin Hoch Washington James Hoch New Street John R. Stamets South Whitfield Street Stamets Victor Hoch Quakertown Raymond Leidich Freidensville George Hahn Charles Kahler Walnut Street Frank Kahler Granville Nolf Fulmer’s Crossing James Sloyer Chestnut Avenue Henry Lawrence Abbott Rothrock Bath John Edelman Walnut St Asher. Hagenbuch Gertrude Everitt Dayton Serfass Emma Jane Emma Hauck George Widdecombe Benjamin Slover Belfast James Slover Maynard Frankenfield Ann Wilmer Grube Hecktown Lester Rohn Lois Gloria Minnie Rohn Charles Rasley Herbert Rasley Martins Creek K. G. E. Hall Asso Jacob N. Messinger E. Walnut Street Robert Jones Paul Werkheiser Lorraine Betty Jane Marie Wimmer High Street

Christmas Carols God Rest You Merry Gentleman

Traditional carol recounts Christ birth in Bethlehem with Mary and Joseph. The verses describe angels bringing tidings of comfort and joy to shepherds as the newborn Jesus lies in a manger. Chorus repeats tidings of comfort and joy throughout.

Christ Satan Bethlehem Mary

Pinicchio Play Presented at High School Auditorium

The high school Commercial Club presented Pinicchio at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Club officers were elected: President Williams Same, vice-president Quenten Gasaye, secretary Wanda Mikolascapi, treasurer Peggy Landon, and partner Gladys Alpaugh. A committee of Gladys Alpaugh Mie Colver and Alice George was appointed to amend the constitution as presented by faculty advisor Mrs. Greiner.

Pinicchio Lesb High School Williams Same Andl Quenten Gasaye Wanda Mikolascapi Tomateurer Peggy Landon End Peparter Gladys Alpaugh Mie Colver Alice George Greiner

Sugar hog shed incident sparks wonder and awe

A curious scene unfolds as a lad crawls into a sugar hog shed and utters the exclamation Oh for a thousand tongues. The remark captures astonishment at the sight or aroma, reflecting a moment of rural labor folklore and childlike reaction.

Nazareth High News Junior Class Awaits Update

Members of the Nazareth High School junior class await details on upcoming activities and events. Officials indicate plans are in progress with announcements forthcoming for the student body.

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