Rural School Fifth Grade Election And Home Room Officers
The article details the first term meeting of rural schools with officers elected for both fifth and eighth grades. It notes president Gene, Betty Bender as president, Beverly Frick as treasurer, Muriel Betteridge as secretary, Jacqueline Kline as reporter, and other student leaders. It mentions sports, new courts, and a Christmas party, plus visits to Allentown and Bethlehem to view decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon
Gene
Betty Bender
Beverly Frick
Muriel Betteridge
Jacqueline Kline
Presiih Brocker
Betty
Eisie Betteridge
Ear Home Room
Sty Council
Arthur
Frank Villinger
Ben
Gar
Bonstein
Cers
Paul
Betty Paul
Frances Schweitzer
Walter Evans
Mr. Carling
Donald Pusher
Harold Emily Messinger
Mortimer Harold Flack
Paul Remaly
Hweitzer
Roland
Chairlady
Betty w@eretary
Emily Messinger
Bahn
Walter Letson
Wil Siteman
Arthur Hahn
Ralph Lerch
Allentown
Bethlehem
Union School Christmas Program and Quiz Scores
Sunday visitors included Mrs Mary Marsh and family and Mr and Mrs Elton Hess. Union School held a Christmas program on December 22 with a Question Bee. Participants and scores: William Laubach 400, Kenneth Millheim 100, Lester Wagner 100, Martha Groner 100, Pauline Kramer 0, Loretta Alessi 200, Victoria Marsh 100, Hilda Mabus 0, William Smith 200, Donald Mabus 200, Mazie Mabus 0, Shirley Kramer 100, Bernice Millheim 0, Betty Kelchner 200, Paul Mabus 0, Frederick Koehler 100, John Roth 400. Mr and Mrs Claude Kelchner visited Edward Zellner in Butz town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar King
Mary Marsh
Elton Hess
Union School
William Laubach
Kenneth Millheim
Lester Wagner
Martha Groner
Pauline Kramer
Loretta Alessi
Victoria Marsh
Hilda Mabus
William Smith
Donald Mabus
Mazie Mabus
Shirley Kramer
Bernice Millheim
Betty Kelchner
Paul Mabus
Frederick Koehler
John Roth
Claude Kelchner
Edward Zellner
Butztown
Christmas Spirit at Wammington School Decorates Nativity Scene
Fehnel reports students at Wammington School filled with holiday cheer as they gathered greenery and props to craft a Nativity display. The class assembled a scene, fixed its setup, and expressed thanks for the season’s goodwill.
Christmas Program Craft at Klecknersville School
Samuel Henry Jr reports on a class project as pupils prepared for the Christmas program. Students made recipe booklets from construction paper, used colored and white sheets, sewed the books, copied recipes, and held a gift exchange costing ten cents or less. Parents and friends attended the Friday afternoon program.
Hecktown School Christmas Play Impresses Mothers
Fifth and Sixth grades staged a Christmas program titled Farmer Brown's Christmas. Cast included Farmer Brown Robert Schaffer Mrs Brown Alice Rohr Uncle Will Mellies Stettler Mrs Jones Elaine Schaffer Aunt Mandy Arlene Bartron the Brown children Sterling Seip Robert Roth Raymond Stettler Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Robert Schaffer
Christmas Seal Artist Designs For 1939 Theme
Rockwell Kent designed the 1939 Christmas seal featuring the double barred cross, tuberculosis symbol, with a program including songs recitations and solos by local youths and teachers. Students with perfect spelling and high averages are named. teachers and families note holiday plans and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Kent
Farm Calendar and Penn State farming tips
Penn State extension specialists outline cattle, sheep, poultry, and forage guidance. Substituting concentrates for roughage in rations. good roughage equals one and three quarters pounds hay. Artificial lights speed pullet maturity and sustain weight. Keep ewes thrifty to ease lambing. Steamed bonemeal provides lime and phosphorus for dairy cattle. Winter repairs of machinery prevent summer delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
Christmas Programs Across Churches Show Community Spirit
Readings, dances, sermons and choral numbers filled Christmas programs in several churches led by Sunday schools and choirs. Participants included Andrew Leh Shirley Siegfried Sue Kostenbader and many students, with gifts distributed to Bethany Orphan's Home and local missions. The events wrapped with candlelight services and seasonal praises across St John’s Reform ed and Human Evangelical congregations.
Christmas Visitors Gather in Wind Gap and Surrounding Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Amandus Florey visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawrence and family of Phillipsburg New Jersey over Christmas. Various relatives and neighbors visited Peter Gum at his nephew’s home in Bangor. Other Christmas Day visitors included Floyd Ackerman and Frank Wetzell with the Kotz family, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fehr and Mrs. Annie Frutchery. The Peters Bunday School Christmas program was rendered on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Leh
Shirley Siegfried
Sue Kostenbadher
Beryl Rinker
Shirley Rinker
Robert Albright
Glenn Boerstler
By Department
Alice Anglemire
Janet Sands
Peter McConnell
Holly Branch
Patricia Ann Merola
Raymond Koch
Pamela Martin
Jane Scott
Nancy Muth
Christ
Delores Rinker
Jesus
Fredrica Heckman
Herbert Schramm
Olen Trach
Phyllis Beil
Robert Frack
Bethlehem
Phyllis Muth
June Fritz
Karl Jacobson
Donald Siegfried
George Compton
Barbara Ann Stark
Elizabeth Ziegler
Russell Kindt
Ronald Koch
Precious Gift
Donald Stark
Gerald Wunderly
Mary Jane Starner
Miriam Kowalack
Sherwood Kleintsp
Robert Graver
Joan Clewell
Jean Young
Frank Martin
Ruth Swavely
Meinert
Amandus Florey
Earl Lawrence
Phillipsburg
N. J
Peter Gum
Milford Gum
Bangor
M. C. Schmidt
Howard Shower
Lewis Houck
William Runtz
Clarence Hahn
Ralph
Town
Floyd Ackerman
Pleasant Grove
Frank Wetzell
Paul Kotz
Gladys
Reuben Kota
Kotz
Harvey Fehr
Aluta
Annie Frutchery
Belfast
James Achenbach
Peters Bunday School
Plainfield
Christmas Activities and Family Visits Highlight Wind Gap Gazette
The Cradle Roll and church departments staged a pageant with a nearly $50 offering to be split between Reforming Orphans Home at Womelsdorf and Lutheran Orphans Home at Topton. Local families including Zoldys Somersville NJ and Wagners Scranton and Washington DC area, plus guests Harding Carbondale and Houck Plainfield celebrated holidays with relatives. The 1. O. C. F. Wind Gap brought joy to 350 children with candy and oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Reformed
Womelsdorf
Topton
Eugene Zoldy
Somersville
N. J
Zoldy
William Cousin
Emerson Hamilton
Carbondale
C.F
Wind Gap
Birdie Danner
Lorraine Danner
R. N
New York City
Clarence Heller Jr
Latrobe
Clarence Heller
Luther K. Houck
Carrie Ella
Frank Houck
Ella Houck
Lewis J. Werkheiser
Plainfield
Lorraine Ackerman
Philadelphia
Cora Ackerman
Clinton Cornelious
Pittsburgh
Martin Cornelious
90 000 Placed In Jobs In State Employment Service
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports nearly 90 000 people placed in private business and industry this year. Private placements totaled 2 548 in the week ending December 8, with declines in private placements and new applications for work from the prior week. Active job seekers fell to 412 349, while total placements for the year reached 116 000, including 87 000 private and 29 000 public placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Lewis G. Hines
State Employment Service
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Wammington School
Fehnel
Klecknersville School
Samuel Henry, Jr
Hecktown School
Arlene Bartron
Popular Mechanics
Facees
Capro's Seremee
Popular Mechanice Magaziga Et Cay
Postar Moshanie Cos
Ontario
Chionge
Econo
Popular Mechanics Magazine
In Schmeyer
Irene Rohn
Flora Yob
Harold Mann
Jean Mackey
Stanley Heller
Bernice Wiedman
Claude Rohrbach
Pauline Dieter
Sarah Faust
Franklin Reichard
Kenneth Flurer
Dorothy Frantz
Jean Schaffer
Mary Jean Lerch
Barbara Koch
Glendora Kleintop
Bernice Weidman
Santa Claus
Eugene Laubach
Ray Seip
Milton Stettler
Walter Schaffer
Fullerton
Hearne Hints
John Barclay
Lev
Schoenck Moravian Sunday School
Olive Colver
Henry Kostenbader
Douglas Seyfried
Dale Schollenberger
Betty Stimmel
Bernice Minnich
Jane Kostenbader
Lorraine Clewell
Howard Koeher
Elizabeth Keck
Doris Mack
Elaine Pritchard
Walter Kostenbader
Harry
Irene Savitz
Esther Repsher
Evelyn Christman
Catherine Schissler
Theodore Shafer
R. Charles Flory
F. A. Marcks
H.C Snyder
Phyllis Happel
James Roth
Dale Kratzer
Robert Seyfried
David Reimer
Harriet Keller
Kenneth Frack
Richard Werner
Evelyn Hearn
Patricia Bayda
Nancy Lou Jendricks
Allan Frantz
Charles Stewart
James Seyfried
Earl Ruch
Patricia Roth
Bradford Peters
Patricia Ko
Walter Minnich
Baby Jesus
Louise Schnerr
Joanne Bowers
LaRue Frantz
Jean Mary Kocher
Bernice Stewart
Nancy Lou Koehler
Louise Pauly
Doris Hagenbuch
Delores Hagenbuch
Robert Brodt
Gerald Kienze
Robert Smith
Kermit Koeher
Richard
Bruce Reimer
Little Child
Barbara Camp
Sandra Rader
Joanne Engler
Marjorie Philips
Pauline Bayda
Elaine Shook
Elizabeth Schooneberger
Joanne Stoudt
Elizabeth Frantz
Eleanor Queeman
Geraldine Keck
Beatrice Laubach
Geraldine Kocher
Laura Keller
Nancy Lou Gregory
Clifford Roth
Donald Happel
Carl Fry
Gerald Lance
Ronald Werkheiser
Irene Hagenbuch
Evelyn Weiant
Jean Buss
Edith Shook
Audrey Wunderly
Alvenna Baylor
Joan Kline
Jean
Billy Wagner
Dolores Stier
Richard Young
Blanche Gradwoh
Donald Mahler
Bherwood Stewart
Barbara Blankowitz
Frederick Lerch
Betty May Laubach
Donald Hartzel
Christ the King
May Bowers
Richard Mahler
Ralph Brodt
Vera Edelman
Ruby June Clark
Phyllis Kratzer
LeRoy Nagle
Robert Peischel
Henry Dendricks
Earl Kocher
Maynard Roth
Ernest Keller
Harold Frack
Nancy Lou Clark
Kermit Bensing
Ellis Hordendorf
Richard Nolf
John Anangst
St. John's Reformed Church
Donald Meless
Wilmer Heyer
Luther Batt
Carl Miller
George A. Smith
Charles W. Hess
Bethany Orphan's Home
Irene Roth
Ellen Ruloff
William Kilpatrick
Henrietta Werner
Louella Smith
John
Kenneth Smith
Dale
Jane Dever
Robert Olsen
Ronald Lehr
George and
Ellsworth Bush
June Schleicher
The
Human Evangelical Church
L. & Stahl
Bells OF Peace
Stella Kurtz
Helen Koch
Flora Stahl
Marion Nace
Evelyn Granda
Samuel Nace
Mary Weiss
Harry Kram
Don Detweiler Homer Koch
William Nace
Ward Shelly
Coopersburg
Toronto, Canada
Bible College
Mennonite Brethren In Christ Congregation
Nazareth
Mount View Poultry Farm
Roth
Penna
Clarence G. Huber
Phoe
Baston
Bella Junction
Abler Farm
Stephen Szeku
Martins Creek
Fink
Hinder's Creamery
Lovene A. Shimer
James Kermeter
Flainfield Township
Achenbach's Hill
Gay of Sale
Holstein Heiffers
Massey-Harris
McCormick
Fordson
Dodge
D. E
Ott
Milton H
Trach
Clarence Huber
Walter Schlegel
Plainfield Township
Belfast Junction
Darkaya
Ark Bays
Mareh
John Deere
Dolin-Leere
Hoover
Wal
Ohio
Stephen Szerula Torence Huber Auder Woo Kunkel
Adlerika
Gregg
Grace HH. Callanan
Clark Jt
Danvers
Mass
Kocher Bros
Washington Park
Goowie Aerts
Peter Weisley
Nazareth Coal & Lumber
Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Miss Tock
Enough Piano Co
W. F. Messinger
Bout &J
South Main St
Rody’ Fazareth
J Dech
R. F
Pia
Partic
Paul Heckmans Drug Store
Mitchaetts
Nagareth
Whitefield St
Whitefield
Natal
Tilghman
Albert QO
Sturgist& Bon
Main Bt
South
Mala Oeareth
R&tate
Warren BI Man
Lower Nazareth
Northampton
Pennsylvania
Deta
Oscar Edelman
Wilson Edelman
Utors
Francis H
Bude
South Main Street
Penns
V AL Fick
Hell
Raminahy
Electine
Preston O Hees
Attest Win S Kunkel
Beersine
Fem Bere
See Nee Fire Insu Normal Nty
Nennal
Auld Company
Nazareth Inn
Yacargta
Omred
B.S. Rosenberry
Karl L. Metler
John Pflugter
Upper Nagareth
State of
Wukovitch
Wukovits
Anna Stanley
Messinger
Bldg
Cherry Hill
Newburg
Schoeneck Farms, Inc
Nasareth, Pa
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