Obituary William Langenbach of Danielsville Dies After Car Crash
William Langenbach 57 of Danielsville RFD No 1 died Thursday afternoon December 8 1938 at 1 80 oclock in Allentown Hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. He was a farmer and is survived by wife Lillie two brothers John and Andrew of Long Branch N J two sisters Mrs Ida Graver and Mrs Mary Stauffer of Allentown Funeral services were held at his home and Christ Union Church Little Moore Township with Rev Daniel Latshaw officiating Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Longenbach
William Langenbach
Danielsville
RFD
Ian
Allentown
Lillie
John
Andrew
Long Branch
N. J
Ida Graver
Mary Stauffer
RFD No. 1
Christ Union Church
Little Moore Township
Piot
Daniel Latshaw
Safety tips for Christmas trees and decorations
Warning notice advises avoiding lighted candles on trees, using properly wired electric lights, keeping the tree away from stoves, and placing it with exits unobstructed. It warns against unsafe materials like cotton trimming and encourages fire resistive methods, while urging removal before the tree dries.
Community Christmas Pageant Details and Cast List
The program titled The Shepherds and Wise Men offers three tableau parts with choirs A Cappella and Primary, Junior, and orchestra selections including Not Jerusalem Lowly Bethlehem and We Three Kings of Orient Are. Production staff includes Mae M Yestley Evelyn Cooley and Ezra Frantz with Marion Kern as accompanist. Mr and Mrs David Teada hosted guests.
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Jeanette
Isabelle
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Christ
Williams
Bach
Jesus
Prince of Peace
Donizetti
Maunder
Mae M. Yestley
Evelyn Cooley
Ellen Ruloff
Mary Rohn
Mary Clouse
Amy Knauss
Miriam Kleckner
Viola Kessler
Robert Reichard
Katherine Schmuckle
Mary Wheeler
Lillian Dry
Emma Schmuckle
Irene Knapp
G. Elizabeth Bahnsen
Edith Snow
Ezra Frantz
Marion Kern
John B. Cute
A. William Day
Pearl Schnerr
Marvin Reitz
Miss Weisley
Mary Noll
Vivian von Steuben
Anna Smith
Barbara Ne
Bass
Frederick Reimer
Donald Rohn
Stanley Woodring
Wayne Keck
Lewis Wolfe
Kenneth Kratzer
Guests Attend Sunday Chicken and Waffle Dinner
The article lists guests at a Sunday dinner at a home including Mr and Mrs Lester Fox and daughter Geraldine of Palmeton, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jenda and daughters Eleanor Irene and Shirley of Tatamy, Mr and Mrs Walter Kahler and son Roslyn and daughter Annabelle, and Franklin Teada of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Fox
Geraldine
Palmerton
Kenneth ‘Jenda
Eleanor
Irene
Shirley
Tatamy
Walter Kahler
Roslyn
Annabelle
Franklin Teada
Town
Auxiliary Christmas Party Held by Harold V Knecht Post
The Harold V Knecht Post auxiliary hosted its annual Christmas party with a welfare session led by Mrs Agnes Keen. Reports covered three children at the State Soldiers and Sailors Orphanage Scotland and five inmates at the Coatesville Veterans Hospital. Prizes were awarded to numerous members and planning for a Kiddies Christmas party and junior auxiliary reorganizational meeting were announced. The next four-county council session is set for Lehighton on January 14.
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Harold V. Knecht
Agnes Keen
State Soldiers and Sailors Orphanage
Scotland
Veteran’s Hospital
Coatesville
Clara Meyers
Robert Follweiler
Lehighton
Matthew J. Morrow
Wilson Rissmiller
Florence Messinger
Elen Weaver
Alma Walters
Helen Camp
Carrie Hagenbuch
Clara Osterstock
Mary Jones
Ruth Mreidler
Susie Company
Claire Keen
Mabel Eyer
Jennie Wolfe
Sunday School and Communion Services at Local Church
Sunday School runs at 9 A M with Reform Communion at 10 A M led by Rev H D Clauss. Salem Union hosts a Christmas festival on Saturday evening December 24. Mrs Howard Reese was the Monday guest of Mr and Mrs James Eberts. Mrs Kermit Trach visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Werner and family. Mr and Mrs George Steinmetz and family called on Cyrus Koehler Sunday. Mrs Victor Andrews visited Mrs Lester Laudenbach. Mr and Mrs Stanley Mushlitz visited Sunday with local hosts.
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H. D. Clauss
Salem Union Sunday School
Howard Reese
James Eberts
Kermit Trach
John Werner
George Steinmetz
Cyrus Koehler
Victor Andrews
Lester Laudenbach
Stanley Mushlitz
Sunday School and Lutheran Service at Local Church
Sunday School occurs at 3 o clock followed by a Lutheran service led by Rev. Dantel Latshaw at 10 18 A M. The report notes multiple visits as Miss Bertie Anthony stayed with her uncle Henry Anthony and various guests called on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miltenberger and Elmer Zellner family, with visits from families in Palmerton Bushkill Easton and immediate area.
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Dantel Latshaw
Bertie Anthony
Henry Anthony
Ulysses Fehnel
Clara Miller
Perry Nolf
Joseph Pergstresser
Harvey Miltenberger
Emma Hess
Harry Fehner
Howard Kleppinger
Jane and
Christianna Salt
Palmerton
William Slough
Bushkill
Joseph Bertstresser
Easton
R. D
Elmer Zellner
Christmas meetings at St John’s Reformed Church
The Intermediate League of St John’s Reformed Church held a Christmas meeting Thursday evening with carols and three duets by Rosean Noll Marion Bachman Gladys and Betty Ruloff Ysabel and Arlene Hawk. A play Noel’s Christmas Spirit was performed and refreshments served. Busy Eight Club met Tuesday at Mary Trach’s home Nort Broad Street with six attendees and refreshments. next meeting set at Eva Williamson’s Fairview Street.
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Intermediate League of St. John's Reformed Church
Rosean Noll
Marion Bachman
Gladys
Betty Ruloff
Ysabell
Arlene Hawk
Noel
Mary Trach
Nort Broad St
Verena de- Reamer
Salome Wolfe
Dama Michael
Mabel Reese
Kathleen Kienzle
Eva Wil-lamson
Fairview St
Real Estate Sales Reported In York and Clearfield Areas
Elwood Wasser of York state purchased the Clement Ackerman farm of 13 acres on the Ashland Bangor highway near Achenbach's Grove with improvements. Harold Buss, operator of a Clearfield general store, bought the Buntsman property on South Main.
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Elwood Wasser
York State
Clement Ackerman
Ashland-Bangor
Achenbach
George C Eickhoff Dies at Bath After Stroke at 73
George C. Eickhoff a Bath railroad conductor aged 73 died at his home following a stroke. He was born October 16 1865 in Mauch Chunk and retired from the Lehigh and New England Railroad in 1936. Survived by wife Mary Nee Goodhart and several children and grandchildren. Funeral held at his Penn Street home with interment in Upper Mauch Chunk Cemetery.
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George Co. Eickhoff
George C. Eickhoff
Bath
Mauch Chunk
Henry Eickhoff
Eliza Nee Busacher
Lehigh & New England
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary
Penn St. Bath
Upper Mauch Chunk
R. L. Merstetter
Birthday Social Planned by Owen Rick Camp Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of the Owen Ric2 Camp No 20 Bons of Union Veterans will hold a birthday social on Friday evening December 16 at 8 o clock. All members with birth days in past months are urged to attend.
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Bons of Union Veterans
Bath Fire Co. Boxing Team Plans Winter Campaign
The Bath Fire Co wrestling squad will start its winter season after New Year with Arch Leigh as veteran leader. Capt Charley Frankett, Walt Crockett, Carl Melloy, Paul Wagner, and Elliot Small join a growing roster. Arch Leigh trains at Lehigh Gym with college athletes, while Paul Wagner of Stroudsburg Teachers College aids Bath’s tough schedule. Grat Quinter's M C A. quintet then posted a 71 to 10 win over Boston Madets as West Easton A A will host Painter lads this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Fire Co
Arch Leigh
Charley Frankett
Walt Crockett
Carl Melloy
Paul Wagner
Elliot Small Heavy
Bath
Lehigh
Stroudsburg Teachers College
Junk pile plants may hold value for farmers says scientist
Old timey AG report notes many plants seen as weeds or junk heap may gain value for agriculture. Detwiler of the Department of Agriculture says these plentiful yet low value plants could rise in importance for farmers who seek new uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Detwiler
Department of Agriculture
Detwiler
Economic values found in so called useless plants urged
Detwiler argues that many so called useless plants and wastes have developed economic utility. He cites blueberries beech plums and other old junk heap species becoming valuable as crops on poor soils. He notes maple sugar and syrup as by products of trees with broader farming potential. Local notices follow about residents visiting Allentown General Hospital and family visits in the area.
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Great Plains
Detwiler
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