Ruth Warren Fights Snavely Over Arizona Ranch Interests
Ruth confronts Snavely after learning she is not his partner and that his will may be invalid. She threatens to reveal his schemes to her brother and plans to move to Thanes with Don Francisco to reach safety. Snavely accuses her of theft, but Ruth exposes his manipulation and prepares to depart with Ann’s help.
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Ruth Warren
Arizona
Thals Arial
Pavia
Ley
Ruth
Lexico
Arley Thane
Navy
Pheumeni
Thane
Wil
Bowell
Huth
Grey
Hermosillo
Snavely
Charley
Francisco
Don Francisco
Ann
Harry
David
Thanes
Arn
Alfreca
Don Francicc
Magda
Inpileodyn Pile Relief Ad By The Pearce Company
An old advertisement touts Inpileodyn as a new scientific pile relief. It claims a safe at home treatment without knife or pain and offers a binding refund guarantee. Address: The Pearce Company Dept N 24 Pitcairn PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce Company
Dept
Pitcairn
Dave's Mentha Peppermint Elixir Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Peppermine Elixir as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims over 6 000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year and urges readers to try the health building stomach elixir guaranteed to regular pharma clots anywhere in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Dave
America
Two Local Weddings Readied in Nazareth Area
Miss Rachel C. Smith and Paul S. Trach wed at the bride’s home in Harrisburg with family present. Dorothy M Messinger and Clifford W Slover tied vows at Nazareth residence with no attendants. Raymond Manus and Mamie E Bond joined in marriage at the Lutheran parish with plans to reside in Lower Nazareth Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Manus
Mamie E. Bond
Theodore F. Bond
Lower Nazareth Township
H. C. Snyder
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From The State College
Timely farming reminders cover poultry care during cold spells with a warm moist mash at noon and laying mash for hens. Ewes require attention to breeding in winter with corn silage and legume hay plus oats if thin. Corn borers demand residue management and stubble treatment. Lime improves poor pastures, bearing fruit trees are pruned in winter, and poultry health needs sunlight and ventilation.
Baptisms and Bake Sale Benefit Local Lutheran Group
Rev H C Snyder baptised Jeanette Marion Beers Laura Bertha Keller and William Rohrbach in a Lutheran ceremony. An A and P store bake sale run by the Adult Bible Class raised over thirty dollars for charitable class projects with thanks to manager William Albert and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Snyder
Jeanette Marion Beers
Harrison Beers
Laura Bertha Kelor
Harold E. Keller
William Henry Rohrbach
Howard H. Rohrbach
Lutheran Sunday School
A. and P
William Albert
Willam E. Frey
Charles Florey
James George
Robert Ginther
Charles Happel
Victor Stark
Henry Schissler
George, Achenbach
Death at County Home: Frank T. Moyer Dies at 75
Frank T. Moyer, aged 75, died on Saturday at the county home. Details on his life and service were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Moyer
Repeal Fallout Through Prohibition Era Barkeepers
After repeal talk, bartenders face ongoing strain as the 18th Amendment repeal appears unlikely to bring relief. The piece notes continued challenges for workers in bars and related businesses amid political wrangling.
Northampton County man dies after admission to Nazareth home
Morning at the Northampton County Home near Nazareth. He was admitted from Keslersville on January 30 1930. Survived by two daughters Mrs Oscar Getz Nazareth R D 3 and Mrs Richard Hahn Nazareth R D 1. Fifteen grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Mary Schwartz Catasauqua and Miss Rose Moyer Philadelphia. Wife preceded him in death about four years ago. Funeral held Wednesday at the home of son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Oscar Getz with burial Greenwood cemetery Howertown Rev A R Appel officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County
Nazareth
Kesslersville
Oscar Getz
R. D
Richard Hahn
Mary Schwartz
Catasauqua
Rose Moyer
Philadelphia
Greenwood Cemetery
Howertown
A. R. Appel
Broad Jurors From Multiple Townships Serve In Easton Court
A group of 74 jurors from Allen and Bushkill townships Easton Nazareth Plainfield Portland Pen Argyl Tatamy and Moore townships and other areas spend a week in Easton serving in the criminal court. The list includes Charles Miltenberger Mrs A W Anderson Pauline Moser Clara Oxford Marion Ruggiero Ernst Turtzo Calvin Babo Fannie Knauss Edward Peterson Anna M Roth Sarah Danner Wiliam Hester William D Westman Robert Hagenbuch Lillian Hinkey John Bardill Stella Pepper Mary Kemmerer Lulu Cooper Charles De Graff Thomas Ceran and O C Lichtenwalher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miltenberger
Allen Township
A.W. Anderson
Pauline Moser
Clara Oxford
Marion Ruggiero
Ernst Turtzo
Bangor
Calvin Babo
Fannie Knauss
Edward Peterson
Anna M. Roth
Bushkill
Sarah Danner
Wiliam Hester
William D. Westman
East Allen Township
Robert Hagenbuch
Lillian Hinkey
Moore Township
John Bardill
Stella Pepper
Nazareth
Mary Kemmerer
Plainfield
Lulu Cooper
Charles de Graff
Portland
Thomas Ceran
Pen Argyl
O. C. Litchenwalher
Tatamy
Easton
Scouts Reorganize Troop 79 In Church Meeting
Troop 79 Boy Scouts held a reorganization meeting Friday evening at St. John's Lutheran Church. Robert Pauly was named Scoutmaster with Guy Camp and Ellis Neuner as assistant Scoutmasters. An indoor camp fire session opened with the Lord's prayer led by Rev. H C Snyder. Harold Stewart led the oath and law and Forrest Bowers the motto. A story period followed by games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Robert Pauly
Guy Camp
Ellis Neuner
H.C. Snyder
Harold Stewart
Law
Forrest Bowers
Birthday bridge party honors Andrew Leh at Prospect street home
Miss Kathryn Werkheiser entertained a bridge party Friday evening at her Prospect street residence in honor of Andrew Leh’s birthday anniversary. A luncheon and a large central birthday cake complemented an attractively decorated table. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leh Miss Felyn Cooley Miss Mae Weisley Samuel Welss Charles Shimer and Thomas DeReamer. Prizes were given to Mrs Leh and Mr Welss.
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Kathryn Werkheiser
Bridge
Prospect Street
Andrew Leh
Felyn Cooley
Mae Weisley
Samuel Welss
Charles Shimer
Thomas DeReamer
Prites
Leh
Mr. Welss
Red Men Association to Meet in Easton Tonight
The IO R M fraternity comprised of tribes from Lehigh and Northampton counties will hold a stated meeting in Easton this evening. Manitobah Tribe on South 11th Street will attend with a large delegation, and Minnetonka Tribe is a member of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IO. R. M
Will
Easton
South 11Th Street
Minnetonka
Local Notes Highlight School Event and Social Gatherings
Mrs Ella Raub visits Port Morris NJ relatives and returns home. Farm Bureau Dramatic Tournament at Nazareth High School draws crowds. Well Worth While Society wins with Five Minutes from the Station. Pupils perform Why Chimes Rang at Tatamy School. Christmas program planned by Forks Sunday School. Church socials and family gatherings fill weekend at Stockertown community venues.
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Ella Raub
Walter Wilson
Lewis White
Port Morris
Mary DeBeamer
Frank Marth
Clearfield
Sunda
Helen
Sand
Lehr
Eva T
Marth
Bud Clearfield
Mary Brown
Havel
Hannah Bonstein
Nazareth
Milton Freeman
Farm Bureau Dramatic Tournam
Nazareth High School
Well Worth
Harry Lichtenwalner
Janson Hildenbrand
Kathryn Lehr
Charles Lehr
Camden
Helen Sandt Lehr
Beatrice Newhart
Easton
State Theatre
Earl Laros
Forks
Harry Bauman
Sunday Visits Across Families Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs Aaron Werkheiser and daughter Betty visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Metznar. The Pritchards with David and Elaine Nazareth joined the Seigfried and Graver households. The Gravers entertained Harry and Wilson Bowers and George Berger families from Tatamy. Miller family spent the afternoon at Bushkill Park with Emma Crosby and Mrs Charles Sobers. Lorengo Papa with Thomas and Florence visited Delucas in East Stroudsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Werkheiser
Betty
Marvin Metznar
Allen Pritchard
David
Elaine
Nazareth
Luke Seigfried
William Graver
Harry Graver
Wilson Bowers
Faston
George Berger
Mary
Stanley
Tatamy
Winner Miller
Jean and
Elizabeth
Bushkill Park
Miller
Emma Crosby
Charles Sobers
Lorengo Papa
Thomas and
Florence
Mr. Delucas
East Stroudsburg
Musical program at Shoeneck Moravian Church ushers event
A Friday musicale at the Shoeneck Moravian Church by the Ushers' Association featured the Shoeneck male chorus, Elmer Nolf accordion, Harold Snyder tuba, Virginia Clewell soprano, Reuben Gross tenor, and readings by Charles F. Wilson Bethlehem. The New Village Mountain eers, with Kostenba cher, Fehr, Koehler, and Washburn, were the main attraction followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoeneck-Moravian
Ushers’ Association
Shoeneck
Elmer Nolf
Harold Snyder
Virginia Clewell
Reuben Gross
Charles F. Wilson
Bethlehem
New Village Mountaineers
Victor Kostenbacher
Ralph Fehr
Victor Koehler
Ralph Washburn
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Pennsylvania State College
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