Nazareth Excerpts Highlight Local Industry And Transit
Excerpts recount Nazareth happenings years ago including Moody Moore Brothers cigar factory plans on Main Street and Moore supervising with Philadelphian buyers. Stage drivers swap horses at Bethlehem while Easton installs electric streetcars and the Easton Transit Company expands service with new overhead wires and smoother rides.
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John Hartzell
Aaron Measinger
Carl Kreamer
Florence Knauss
Mesars
Keller
Loux
Andrew
Lehr
Voigt
Geyfried
Beitel
Ross Commons
Wind Gap
Kemmerer
Bethlehem
Charles Koehler
Whitesell
Nazareth
Moore Brothers
Main Street
Philadelphia
James F. Moore
Moore
Filetown
Young Mens’ Lyceum
Henry Lewis
Easton
Parochical Hall
Easton Transit Company
Thanksgiving contrasts in Pennsylvania farming ownership
This Thanksgiving the Pennsylvania farmer has much to be thankful for with about 75 percent owning their farms. Roughly half of owner-operators are debt free, compared with national figures where only about 30 percent are debt free. Tenant farmers show living standards nearly equal to owner-operators, contrasting with broader tenant farmer disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Local Social Announcements Include Visits and Army Transport
Mr and Mrs Raymond D Ginther entertained guests at South New Street including Edwin Mengel Miriam Flory and Edmond Remel. Peter J Recker enlisted in the Regular Army and sailed from New York with eight hundred new soldiers on the Chateau Thierry bound for Galveston. Mary Roberts Edward Bkinner visited Charles Clauser's home. Nelson Hauser A Russell Snyder and others visited Thomas E Snyder's home.
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Raymond D. Ginther
South New St
Edwin Mengel
Green Acre
Palmer Township
Charles Flory
Miriam
East Lawn
Edmond Remel
Easton
Peter J. Recker
Mary Becker
Madison Avenue
New York
U. S. Army
Chateau Thierry
Galveston
Texas
Mary Roberts
Edward Bkinner
Allentown
Charles Clauser
Nelson Hauser
Clarence
Catasauqua
A. Russell Snyder
Donald
James Remaley
Howard Koch
Town
Thomas E. Snyder
Weekend social round brings dozens to local homes
New Rochelle visitor Carl Schneebeli and Bertha Schneebeli of Belvidere Street spent the weekend with local friends. Bangor guests Arthur and Mrs. Cramer stayed with Fred and Mrs. Kline. Many families from Pen Argyl, Jenkintown, Narbeth and other towns visited relatives here and attended events around town.
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Carl Schneebeli
New Rochelle
N. Y
Bertha Schneebeli
Belvidere St
Arthur Cramer
Bangor
Fred Kline
George Andrews
Louis Andrews
Miss Hickerwell
Pen Argyl
Edwin Heiney
Emma Sper
Ethel Vannatta
Jenkintown
Helena Heintzelman
the Beaver College
Vandermark
Mountain Top
Oliver Kahler
North Broad
Francis Knecht
Buddy
Narbeth
Joseph
Clearfield
Sarah Remaley
Point Phillips
Edward Barrall
Tatamy
Broad &I
R. P. Johnson
Franklin Woodring
Hollo
Allen Kahler
Paul
Nazareth
Frank Saylor
William Bradbury
Springfield
N. J
Roland Waldbeiser
Phillipsburg
Fred Waldbeiser
Hecktown
Roast Turkey in Open Pan at Moderate Heat
Home economist Miss F Marguerite Erikson, North Carolina extension representative, recommends selecting a young turkey with creamy skin and thin fat layers. She outlines weights, servings, and roasting times from 6 to 25 pounds, plus prep steps including salting inside, stuffing, and placing the bird breast side down on a rack.
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F. Marguerite Erikson
Home Economicc Extension
Northampton County
Pennsylvania Farms Defy National Patterns in Ownership and Mortgages
A Pennsylvania planning board report shows a higher share of full-owner operated farms in Pennsylvania than the national average and any neighboring state. Tenant farming remains notable but with similar access to modern conveniences as owner-operators. Between 1930 and 1935 average farm mortgages fell by about $300 per farm while total mortgaged farms dropped by nearly 1,400 as the state gained about 19,000 farms.
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United States
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
How to roast a turkey to perfection
In a moderate oven 215 to 325 degrees F roast uncovered without water. Brush with melted fat every half hour and turn breast side up late to color the skin. Check doneness by thigh thermometer to 185 or tests with a skewer. if juices run clear and meat is tender, it is done. The turkey with stuffing giblet gravy and cranberry sauce remains America's favorite.
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Miss Erikson
It Is Never Too Late to Pay for Christmas Seals
A brief notice encouraging late payments for Christmas Seals, urging readers to support the civic fund. It highlights ongoing fundraising efforts and calls for contributing before the deadline through local post offices and charities.
Breeding Turkeys Plan Egg Hatching Selection Next Spring
Breeding turkey producers aim to select their top breeding birds before the best birds are taken, preparing to produce their own hatching eggs next spring. The move emphasizes careful culling and evaluation to ensure superior stock and future flock performance.
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Reha Prat Ee Aa
Fs Pena
R. Bensing
Chef Goodmeal
Broad Street Meat Market
Bath School
John C. Bush
Robert H. Siegfried
J. K. Worman
F. J. Hahn
Alvin Siffles
R. H. Beck
Newbury
Moorestown
Whitefield Lodge
Free
Masons
Nazareth Inn
Floyd R. Shafer
W. H. Wotring
D.D
Asher Seip
Cawley
Andrew Edelman
Elmer Miller
Pearl
Near Easton
George Heckman
John Wondel
John
Mary Black
Kintersville
Anna
Mabel Bachman
Edwin Johnson
South Main St
Robert Nolf
Mitman
Belvidere and
Spruce Sts
J. A. Reiper
New York City
Jackson Werner
William Bender
Pennsylvania Cement
Ralph W. Fry
Nazareth Foundry and Machine Company
East Greenville
Montgomery County
Phoenix Cement Company
Home Economics News
F. Morguenerite
Eriksen Home Economics Extension
North
Dad
Wether
Izvuf
Frack & Leh
Ford
Hewadiir
Nazareth Choral Society
Naz
Ian Veranda
Santa
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