Nazareth A C Banquet Highlights Football Spirit
Nazareth A C held its first annual banquet Friday at the House in Saylornburg. Sam Weiss received a robe as a gift, with Getz and Moy introducing him. speeches honored players, coach O Keefe and organizer Heath. The event closed near midnight with praise for the team and anticipation of next season.
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Nasareth
Saylornburg
Breinig
Hercules
Cement Company
Stock
Stappy
Sirens
Sam Weiss
Poser
Mr. G
Sam
Moy
Getz
Eddie Moy
Don Heckman
Fritz" Heckman
Tuffy” Wolfe
Jack Kline
Andy" Leh
Nazareth
Jimmy O'Keefe
Jimmy
O'Keefe
Charlie Heath
Charlie
Heath
Jerry'' Knecht
Oahu
Moravian College Speaker Urges Aid for West Indies Missions
Mission speaker Rev. Heath, president of Moravian College for Women, described hurricane devastation in the West Indies and sought relief support. The collection at the service totaled 125 dollars for mission work. A property sale on Broad Street yielded 64,60 dollars to George A. Karch, with listed parcel dimensions. Christmas day injuries reported from a fall and a cut incident injured Minnie Rohn and daughter Evelyn Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. J. Heath
Moravian College For Women
Moravian
Rev
West Indies
Broad Street
Tate
Asa Wan
George A. Karch
Minnie Rohn
Evelyn
Huston
Mrs. Rohn
Moravian church Christmas gift drive to county home
The Moravian Christian Endeavor society Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts canvassed town for gifts to the county home. It is an annual 35 year tradition with donations of clothing toys eatables and candy gathered by teams and transported by Trumbower Company truck. The C E and King's Daughters distributed baskets to the church's shut-ins and sick.
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Moravian Christian Endeavor Society
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts of Town
Moravian Church
Trumbower Company
C, E. and the King's Daughters of the Church
Younger Set Entertained at Bridge in Christmas Home
Miss Marion Schaeffer hosted a bridge party last Friday evening in honor of guest Miss Olive Harris of Shanghai China. Hood College classmates and local friends attended amid holly and candles creating a Christmas mood. Attendees included Frances Wotring Justina Killan Helene Heintzelman Ethel Van Natta Anna Fraunfelder Lahoma Pepper Julia Crawford Lydia Magee Helenmae Hart and Olive Harris with several local men. Arkansas is said to grow everything including anti evolutionists.
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Marion Schaeffer
J. Allen Schaeffer
Olive Harris
Shanghai
China
Harris
Miss Schaeffer
Hood College
Frances Wotring
Justina Killan
Helene Heintzelman
Ethel van Natta
Anna Fraunfelder
Lahoma Pepper
Julia Crawford
Town
Lydia Magee
Helenmae Hart
Easton
William Gano
Allen Starner
Walter Grim
Robert Pepper
Stanley Reimer
Elvin Reimer
John Connolly
William Connolly
Robert Brennecke
Franklyn Kostenbacher
Walter Bachman
Joe Kaeppel Injured In Auto Mishap Near Nazareth
Joe Kaeppel was seriously injured when his milk truck left the Nazareth Bath pike near the Nazareth Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon. The truck overturned into a ditch near a telephone pole, milk bottles scattered, and the machine sustained extensive damage. He was taken to Dr. William J Happel for treatment of scalp and forearm lacerations and a badly injured right leg.
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Joe Kaeppel
Nazareth
Nazareth Bath Pike
Nazareth Fair Grounds
Kueppel
William J Happel
Happel
Splendid Xmas Programs at Moravian Church Draw Record Crowds
Christmas Eve vigils and love feast at the Moravian church filled the seating to capacity. The program featured Gruber’s Silent Night, a Christmas story from St Luke, a large orchestra, lighted wax tapers, and performances by children and the Sunday School under Rev Paul Meinert and Paul Beck. Aurora visitors noted among the audience. decorations were simple with a large white star.
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Gruber’s
Paul E. Beck
Paul S. Meinert
Morning Star
F. F. Hagen
Nelson VanNatta
Aurora
Ill
Beck
Earl Stroman
C. Frederick Martin
Lowell
Betty Barry
Christmas Cantata at Ref Church Sunday Evening
The St. John’s Reformed Choir presents the Christmas cantata In Excelsis by J. Lincoln Hall next Sunday at 7 PM in the church. The program includes organ preludes, choruses, solos, and duets under Prof. Charles W. Hess, with Ruth Leh on the Centenary Collegiate Institute honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed Choir
J. Lincoln Hall
Charles W. Hess
Emmanuel
Mra. Batt
George A. Smith
Lena Marcks
Caesar
Claude Metz
Mrs. Batt
Mrs. Kachline
Mary
Ruth Leh
H. H. Leh
Broad
Evergreen Streets
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Leh
St John Lutheran Sunday School Elects Officers
Officers of St John’s Lutheran Sunday school were elected. F A Mareks named superintendent. Elwood Unangat assistant superintendent. Hattie Hahn primary department head. Irene Savity beginner department head. Daniel Rolin named organist and fises Eva Refmerantocl rot y, Plane ists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
F. A. Mareks
Elwood Unangat
Hattie Hahn
Irene Savity
Daniel Rolin
Christmas Day Family Gathering at Chitose DN Kates’ Home
Mro and Mrs Chitose DN Kates hosted their children and extended families for a Christmas dinner at their home. Attendees included Frank Kahler and Adele of Bethlehem. A Newton Gish and Dorothy and Newton Jr. of Bath. George W Kahler and George Jr. and Jean. Grant Kahler with Thelma Victoria and Grant Jr.. Francis Knecht and Anita. Maybel Mildred and Warren Kahiet. Exchanging gifts and a sumptous chicken menu marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Chitose
DN Kates
Frank Kahler
Adele
Bethlehem
A. Newton Gish
Dorothy
Newton Jr
Bath
George W. Kahler
George Jr
Jean
Grant Kahler
Thelma
Victoria
Charles and
Grant, Jr
Francis Knecht
Som
Harold
Anita
Maybel
Mildred
Warren Kahiét
Watch Night Services in Moravian Church Monday
Watch Night services will be held in the Moravian Church with a prayer meeting at 8 PM, a musical program at 9:15 PM featuring vocal and instrumental soloists, followed by refreshments. The service begins at 11:15 PM with special music and a short sermon by the pastor. Everyone is invited.
Lutherans Distribute Christmas Baskets
St John s Luther League members distributed Christmas baskets to the needy as several dozen baskets were prepared. President Judge Stewart of Northampton County Courts appointed Francis A Minnich and Henry G P Anthony as supervisors in Moore Township to fill the unexpired terms of resignations.
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St. John's Luther League
Judge Stewart
Northampton County
Francis A. Minnich
Henry G. P. Anthony
Moore Township
Thomas Fehnel
Benjamin Heffelfinger
Noon hour farm news via radio partners proves valuable
Secretary Jardine promotes radio dissemination of farm facts to six million U S farms. A five day noon program, three quarters of an hour, links Montgomery Ward Chicago to Washington NBC and back, with USDA information and entertainment. Sixteen stations cooperate in this daily service.
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W. M. Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Montgomery, Ward and Company
Chicago
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Caain
14Adio
Kdka Ryw
WCCO
Woc
WHO
Wow Wdoaf
Prominent Local Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Adam Klipple of Centre street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home on Monday attended by sons grandchildren and many friends. They were married December 24 1878 at Rev J E Smiths home Hecktown. Mrs Klipple formerly Elizabeth Uhler daughter of Samuel and Sarah Uhler Bushkill Township. The Klipples have four children and twelve grandchildren, with a large dinner gathering of relatives.
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Adam Klipple
Centre Street
J. E. Smith
Hecktown
Samuel and
Sarah Uhler
Bushkill Township
Klipple
Mrs. Klipple
Alice
Howard
Wilson Bor
Young folks stage unique entertainment at Y M C A
At Nazareth Hall on Saturday evening a large crowd of young people enjoyed a magic show by H Parker Johnson with audience volunteers. Miss Ethel McClenagan sang and danced a clog, Eleanor Huetsch and Alverta Huetsch performed fancy dances, Eva Reimer and Madeline Seeger played a piano duet, Kitty Engle sang, and Maybelle Happel gave a vocal. C S Minter, UCLA secretary, directed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
H. Parker Johnson
Ethel McClenagan
Eleanor Huetsch
Alverta Huetsch
Eleanor
Eva Reimer
Madeline, Seeger
Kitty Engle
Unique Xmas Tree Shown At Grace MB Church
A Sunday school session at Grace MB Church on Broad Street featured a festively decorated Christmas tree prepared with green backs of several denominations. The event honored Rev. R. L. Woodring, whose pastoral leadership was praised as prosperous. Evening sermons by Woodring followed the morning service, with six people at the altar seeking dedication to service.
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Grace MB
Broad Street
R. L. Woodring
Christmas Exercises At Nazareth Sunday Schools
Christmas services at Nazareth Sunday Schools drew record crowds across churches. St John Lutheran reported over six hundred attendees with Beginners led by Irene Saints and Primary by Hattie Hahn. Programs included songs, recitations, and candy and oranges distributed to pupils, with 425 oranges and candy boxes given out. Reformed church also saw record attendance for its Christmas event under Mrs William Silfies and Miss Irene Roth.
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Nazareth
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Reformed
William Silfies
Irene Roth
Inspiring Cantata Rendered at St John s Reformed Church
A Sunday evening cantata titled Birthday of a King was presented at St. John's Reformed Church. Five sections featured Isaiah prophecy by Austin Knauss, solos by George Smith and Helen Smith, organ solo Lullaby, and choral renditions of Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Joy to the World with Reg W H Wotring delivering the benediction.
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St. John's Reformed Church
Isaiah
Austin Knauss
Neidlinger
George Smith
Town of
Bethlehem
David's Royal City
Charles Hess
Helen Smith
Lena Mareke
Dorothy Young
Thelma Knauss
Shepherd's
Hark
Angels
Miles Batt
George Zer
Harold Simons
Benediction
W. H. Wotring
Fire alarm reports bonfire near coal company barn
A Sunday evening fire alarm at 6:45 prompted Vigilance Hose Company to respond to the Trumbower Coal Company barn on South Broad street. Flames from a bonfire had threatened the structure, but burned out before the crew entered. The chemical truck returned to headquarters at 6:15. Also noted is a Christmas Day family gathering at North Broad street hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Minnich with several relatives attending from nearby towns.
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Trumbower Coal Company
South Broad Street
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Wilson Ovrstler
Ann Moss Gaynor
New York
Earl Carroll
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Liew
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Cee
Hbert Hoover
Arkansas
Lutheran Sun
Raveer Pavely Christ
Ough
George
Lower Nasareth
William
Ipple
J. A. Klick
Warren Deck
Allentown
William Fogel
South Bethlehem
Amazon Bilheimer
Victor Bilheimer
Emma Groh
Nevin Werkheiser
Mae
Junior
Gertrude
Mabel
Mra
Henry Kline
Wil Mam Klipple
Ida Sperling
Leroy Miller
Misa Alda /Hillput
George Klipple
Paul
Lester
Lawrence
Warren
Roy
Raymond
Clarence
Howard Klipple
Russell
Leroy
Ellwood
Myra
Etta May Miller
Lansing
Mich
ST. John's
Harry Minnich
North Broad Street
William Graver
Cross Roads
Geary A. Gunn
Walter Clewell
Walter Minnich
George Hartzel
Mise Francis Colver
William and
Lloyd Minnich
Moust
Vernon
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