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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

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Burgess frees struck Nazareth mill girl in crowd scene

In Nazareth the Burgess and Council drop charges against Miss Ruth Udenbach amid a massive turnout. Borough officials say they do not wish to appear vindictive and will cooperate to settle the strike. Squire Fry warns attendees to avoid arrests as sheriff to oversee policing.

Ruth Lauden Nce Mongrening Burgess Ziegler Squire Fry Grant Bur- Ziegler Miss Udenbach Berbh Bargess Council Peas Kraemer Nazareth Zle Squire James Fry Orrin Boyle Burgess Ziegler Squire Fry Squire

King's Daughters Convention Held at Mora Church

The Kingston area King's Daughters held their eleventh annual convention at Mora Church with welcome by Mrs A E Frants and Bethlem member Mrs William Schwarze. Agnes Bieber read 1928 minutes as Mrs Lennox chaired. Reports from J M Roberts and S D Luchenbach highlighted progress and Bethlehem Home paper by Mrs Tracey. Florence Brockman and Marie Voigt provided solos as Rev Meinert opened and closed the gathering with remarks and a luncheon.

King's Ughters Anna Nitschman Ivor Cross Hampton County Morachurch A. E. Frants Illiam Schwarze Bethleem Agnes Bieber E. E. Lennox H. C. Tracey Bethlehem King’s Daughters Henry Marr H. O. Smith Florence Brockman Town Paul S. Meinert Fred Derby Marie Voigt

Nazareth Borough School Board Reorganizes in 1929 Meeting

The Nazareth Borough School Board held its regular December 2, 1929 meeting at the High School siding. Members Martin Kern Hawk and Shimer attended. After approving the previous minutes, the board reorganized with Shimer as temporary chair. Kern presented his election oath and was seated. Martin and Kern nominated Shimer for president with all present voting yes except Miner who abstained. Hawk and Kern approved secretary and officer nominations.

Nazareth Borough Martin Kerowk Shimer Hawk Menting Kern Mer F. Kern M Otion Usly H. E. Shimer Dent Ife Clemenceau France Stanford Connecticut Mary Plummer Boston Madame Clemenceau America Illinois Chamber of Deputies Interior Charles Shafer Bachman Knapp Easton Woman's Club of Mae Ylsley Addison Anangst Floyd Kauffman Floyd Wagner W. J. Happel Ralph Fry Virginia Wood

Court of Honor for Nazareth Stockertown Schoeneck Rescheduled

The Court of Honor for Nazareth Stockertown and Schoeneck will be held in Schoeneck at 7 30 p m on Thursday December 19 at the Moravian church.

Nazareth Stockertown Schoeneck

Local scrapper setting fine pace in squared arena

Sam Weiss of Allentown has risen to be rated the best light heavyweight of November by The Ring. He will meet K. O. Phil Kaplan of New York on December 19 at the Manhattan Auditorium, a test that could define the young fighter’s rapid ascent.

Allentown Sam Weiss Ring” i Sam Tommy Loughran Manhattan K. O. Phil Kaplan New York Weiss Page Siz

Rabbi Addresses Rotary Club on Superstitions

The Rotary Club heard Rabbi Albert of Temple Covenant of Peace Easton speak on Superstitions. The meeting drew a large attendance and praise for the speaker. Edward Heilman led song with Jake Boerstler at the piano. Flowers were given to James G. Fry and Addieon Anangel for birthdays. Guests Prof. Crown from Lehigh and Prof. Ziegler from Lafayette attended with President George Grim. Charles Hoff of Bethlehem was also present.

Rotary Club Rabbi Albert Temple Covenant of Peace Easton George Grim Edward Heilman Jake Boerstler James G. Fry Addieon Anangel Prof. Crown Lehigh Prof Ziegler

Junior High to Present Toy Shop Musical Play

The Music Club of the Junior High presents a three act musical titled The Toy Shop on Wednesday evening at 7 45 in the High school auditorium. The play captures Christmas spirit with scenes in a Toy Shop salesroom two days before Christmas and on Christmas Eve. Invitations extend to friends of music and children.

Friends of Music and

Nazareth Red Cross Drive Reaches 1006 Members

Nazareth district closes its Red Cross campaign with 1006 members and a 1050 dollar check. The drive was led by district chairman Mrs P B Trumbower and ward leaders Mrs Fred Heckman Mrs A E Frantz and Mrs H P Yelsley with many workers named across First and Second wards and neighboring communities.

Red Cross Nazareth P. 8. Trumbower Fred Heckman A. E. Frantz H. P. Yelsley Mra. P Trumbower Fred Heck

Brothers Pay Hefty Fine for Shooting Doe

Sterling and Stanley Walk of Northampton were fined 136 dollars each for breaking game laws after being found in Windsor by MR. Ramsey game protectors. They were jailed overnight and faced a Saturday hearing for killing a doe and transporting the carcass with Stanley charged as the principal and Sterling as an accomplice.

Sterling Stanley Walk Northampton Squire Fry Windsor MR. Ramsey Stanley

County Sabbath School Also News

The Adult Bible class conference of the tenth district met at Grace Reformed church Bethlehem South Side Thursday evening. Miss Ella Arntzen presided and Rev. T. C. Brown led devotional service. District Attorney Mauch spoke on teaching a Bible class and Rev. W. H. Brong spoke on parent training. Salem Union Sunday school won the silver cup again for best attendance. Page Seven continues.

Tenth District Grace Reformed Church Bethlehem South Side Ella Arntzen T. C. Brown Mauch Sellertown W. H. Brong Pen Argyl H. H. Stewart Whitfield Trein Salem Union Sunday School Seidersville Christ Reformed Church North Side Bethlehem District Y. P J. E. Cramer

Woman's Club Santa Claus Exchange aids Nazareth kids

The Welfare Department of the Woman's Club seeks funds to buy toys for children in Nazareth and nearby areas for Christmas. Contributions of any size are welcomed and can be sent to Mrs. Frank H. Martin, chairman, Santa Claus Exchange, Nazareth, in care of Mrs. Martin. Time is limited. donate soon.

Nazareth Woman's Club Frank H. Martin

All Scholastics Triumph Over Nazareth In Thrilling Battle

Easton All Scholastics defeated Nazareth 13 to 0 in a high school football classic at Lafayette Stadium before about 7000 fans. The game featured seasoned Easton players against a newer Nazareth squad, with Easton securing the win on defense and a strong first half drive. The matchup drew community support for the Easton Hospital Building Fund and showcased gritty play from both sides.

Easton Nasareth Leidy Lafayette Nazareth Heath Bis Easton Charlie Heath Moravian Easton Hospital Building Fund

High School Eleven Banquet Set For Tomorrow Night

The high school football squad hosts a season ending banquet at the YMCA at 8 p.m. with toastmaster Howard Shimer and speakers Fred Martin Austin Tate Lehigh University George Holston Muhlenberg College Park Davis Gaston and Miss Florence Nicholas. Valuable awards will be given to players. Tickets available at Yeakle's Drug Store and Swavely's Cut Rate Store. You are invited.

Y.M.C.A Howard Shimer Fred Martin Austin Tate Lehigh University Bethlehem George Holston Muhlenhbert College Allentown Park Davis Gaston Florence Nicholas Yeakle Swavely

Birthday Celebration for Twin Daughters in Newbury

Mr. and Mrs. Asher Kreidler hosted a Monday birthday party at their home in Newbury to honor the birth anniversary of twin daughters Heatrice Betty and Naomi, December 10. Attendees included Catherine Heckman, Dorothy Heckman, Ruth Johnson, Loraine Johnson, Isabelle Lahr, Cladys Lahr, and Anna Kabler.

Asher Kreidler Newbury Heatrice Betty Naomi Catherine Dorothy Heckman Ruth Loraine Johnson Isabelle Cladys Lahr Anna Kabler

Wedded Ruth and Hoadley in Reform Church Parsonage

Miss Mabel G. Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel R Ruth Park Street wedged SgEfford R Hoadley of East Centre Street in a ring ceremony Wednesday evening at the Reformed parsonage conducted by Dr H Wottring.

Hoadley Ruth Mabel G. Ruth Samuel R.ruth Park Street R. Hoadley H. Wotring East Centre Street

Woman's Club presents civic program on modern explorers

The Legislative Department showcased talks on modern exploration and dangers, citing Commander Byrd's Antarctic venture and the value of equipment. Mrs. Fry highlighted Thomas Edison’s wife, his partner in library, hospital, and garden clubs, while Miss Hefins offered a humorous piece.

Legislative Department of the Woman's Club Frank Huth Commander Byrd Ralph Fry Thomas Edison Fort Meyers Florida Woman's Club West Orange N. J Worman Arlene Hefims G. B. Searles

Youngster Arrested for Stealing Money

John Frisch a 12 year old from the West End faces probation after arrest on a charge of taking 14 dollars from a cash drawer at Steve Bajan meat market. He allegedly took two five dollar bills and four one dollar bills on a Saturday incident. He pleaded not guilty and offered no defense.

John Frisch West End Cartie Riddle Steve Bajan Squire Fry

Teachers Institute at Hellertown Well Attended

Public school teachers from Northampton County districts gathered at Hellertown High School for the annual Teachers Institute. Speeches by William Landis and George A. Grim, plus musical numbers by the Hellertown High School glee club, highlighted a well received program ending around noon.

Teachers Institute Hellertown Northampton County Freemansburg Bethlehem Township Lower Saucon Township Hanover Township Hellertown High School M. E.lick Lick William Landis Keystone Teachers’ Training College K Town George A. Grim Grim Robert N. Taylor Teachin Institut M. E. Ilick

Luckey Fined On Deer Violations And Missing Details

Luckey faced three counts before Squire Fry with fines totaling about 215 dollars plus costs. Charges included shooting a deer without proper tags and hunting with a resident license while claiming non residency. Names and places include Wind Gap Belvidere and Monroe County, with a sheriff sale of Tatamy property to Maxwell.

Squire Fey Luckey H. R. Ramsey Monroe County Squire Fry Wind Gap Tito Belvidere

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