Christmas Pageant Brightens St John’s Lutheran Church
The annual Christmas festival at St John's Lutheran filled the main auditorium and gallery. Rev W Chester Hill led a two part program with Be ginners and Primary members sharing songs recitations and stories, followed by a Nativity pageant titled The Star of Hope by the Junior choir and elder scholars. The pageant used electric lanterns and benefited the Orphans Home of the denomination.
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St John's Lutheran Church
W. Chester Hill
Town Jottings of Nazareth Area Christmas Visitors
Nazareth residents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Freeman and son Bobby visited in town with Mrs. Freeman’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Kreidler. Mr. and Mrs. George Rehrig and children visited Mr. Rehrig’s parents in Danielsville. The Dech family spent Christmas in Schoenersville with the Stewarts. The Hawk and Hahn families shared Christmas gatherings including a goose dinner at Treichle and Chestnut Street. St John’s Lutheran church held a regular Connell meeting with upcoming communion at 14 o’clock. Kutztown State Normal student Marguerite Lubold is home for the holidays. Malrose Trene infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Beers was baptized by Rev W A Helffrich. W J Moll and wife spent the weekend in Philadelphia. L W Knecht and family visited relatives during the holidays. Principal A O Shiffer received a Christmas purse, Byron Schupp a box of cigars. William Meyers of Brooklyn is visiting his sister. Pennsylvania-Dixie plant employees received twenty dollars for Christmas. Lehigh-Portland office corps got a month’s salary as a bonus. William Broad, late town resident, mingled with friends over Christmas. Mark R Kreidler and family of New York were in town on Sunday.
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Nelson Freeman
Bobby
Nazareth
George Kreidler
George Rehrig
Earl Michael
Rehrig
Danielsville
Floyd J. Dech
Junior
Schoonersville
Melford T. Stewart
J. H. Hawk
William
Town
Roy Hahn
Chapman Borough
Treichle
Chestnut Street
H. C. Samuels
Forrest
Elton
Charles Samuel
Malrose Trene
Harrison C. Beers
Moore Township
W. J. Moll
Philadelphia
L. W. Knecht
Bethlehem
A. O. Shiffer
Byron Schupp
William A. Meyers
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania-Dixie
Pennsylvania
Lehigh-Portland
William Broad
Chester W. Townsend
Mark R. Kreidler
New York
Hels and Wif
Octogenarian Bathite Celebrates Anniversary
Augustus A. Steckel of Walnut street Bath marked his 21st birthday anniversary with a home celebration on Sunday. A hearty dinner was prepared by his wife and out of town relatives attended, including Mrs. Jape Sell and the Serfaes family from Allentown. Steckel remains hale and active in his auto and carriage trimming trade. A visitor from Schnecksville, Joseph Deibert, called on Saturday to pay respects. Mr Steckel received several fine presents.
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Augustus A. Steckel
Walnut Street
Bath
Steckel
Hale
Jape Sell
D. E. Serfaes
Sarah
Woodrow and
Whalen
Allentown
Joseph Deibert
Schnecksville
Bteckel
Christmas Dinner Family Gathering at Frick Art Home
Me and Mrs. Maynard Huber Jen Walter Frank Kratzer Mrs. Alice Huber Mr and Mrs Leo Wolfe cone Donald and Francis of Nagareth Mr and Mrs Christian Schlamp of town gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Frick art for a family Christmas dinner on Sunday.
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Maynard Huber
Jen Walter
Frank Kratzer
Alice Huber
Leo Wolfe
Cone Donald and
Francis
Nagareth
Christian Schlamp
Henry Frickart
DR WHITE LUNGE HEALA RELIEVES WHOOPING COUGH AND CROUP
Easton residents praise Dr White’s Lunge Heala for stopping convulsions from whooping cough in a child and easing a long standing cough in a Stroudsburg woman. Testimonials cite rapid relief after limited doses and frequent recommendations to family.
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Jason Fitch
E. Nesquehoning St
Easton
Dr. White
Dr. Whites
The Way Christmas Pageant at Christ Reformed Church
A capacity audience enjoyed a pantomime style Christmas pageant titled The Way at Christ Reformed Church. The production featured scenes of Bethlehem and the Nativity cave with musical settings drawn from Handel Mendelssohn and Buck, a choir of eight, and nations of the world arriving to adore the Christ amid a peace benediction.
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Christ Reformed Church
Reginald Helffrich
Bethlehem
Abraham
Mores
Isaiah
Handel
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Dudley Buck
William H. Hawk
Cast In White
India
England
America
Mary Moser
Florence Schaeffer
Charles Dilcher
Christmas at Local Residents Brightens Holiday Gatherings
City residents spent Christmas with relatives across towns including Warren of Allentown and Bartholomew family. S R Miller hosted a large dinner with 23 attendees from Bristol to Bath, while storm breakers shielded roads near Nazareth. Alumni reunion plans for local High School graduates since 1920 were announced for Malta Hall this Thursday at 7 20.
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State Highway Department
Here
Nazareth
Miriam Edelman
C.H. Unangat
Harold Rhymer
California
Mia
Chancellor Martens
Bethlehem
Ray Gingles
Easton
W. B. Erwin
Child
Benjamin Erwin
Young Folke
Malta
George Franks Jr
Philadelphia
Reginald Helfrich
George
Family Turkeys and Old Friends Gather in Town
Franks visited Bethlehem on Monday with Fred P Laub his wife and daughter Dr Irene F Laub of Easton and Mrs Emma Laub and Georgette Curry of town. J H Schaeffer and family hosted a Christmas turkey dinner on Northampton Street with guests including Mr and Mrs William Vogel of Nazareth and Mr and Mrs Robert Hoover. Quinty Smith joined the group as they motored to Kulndletown in Monroe County to see their old homestead and visit their mother Mrs Jonas Smith.
Church Elects Officers at Congregational Meeting
Christ Reformed church elected C. J. Hahn elder for two years to succeed himself and R E Edwards elder for one year to fill an unexpired term. Frank Graver was chosen deacon for one year to fill an unexpired term. W A Dornblaser was removed to Bethlehem. W J Moll and Geo N Arner were elected to two year terms and as trustee of Old Union Cemetery. Pastor Helffrich chaired. Clarence Lerch was secretary.
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Christ Reformed Church
C. J. Hahn
A. Edwards
Frank 8. Graver
W. A. Dornblaser
Bethlehem
W. J. Mol
Geo. N. Arner
Old Union Cemetery
Helffrich
Clarence Lerch
White Gift Service supports Bethany Orphans Home
Christ Reformed Sabbath school held a White Gifts service during the regular session. Classes donated seeds, blankets, outfits and cash totaling about 37 dollars to Bethany Orphans Home. Donations included Mrs. Wo Mell's class five dollars, Mrs. C. J Hahn's class four dollars fifty, and other contributions of blankets and stockings.
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Christ Reformed Sabbath Schoo
Seneenbach
Tetany
Wo Mell
Toster
C. J Hahn
Kelwards
Ely
Bethany
FL Roelin
J. H. Lepin
Florence Schaeffer
Charles Dilcher
Howard Jones
Fred Frantz
Bethany Orphans Home
Eis, Aes
Weekly Health Talk on Preventing Newborn Blindness
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges vigilance against infant blindness caused by neonatal infections. He cites war injuries, germs, and the nitrate of silver preventive treatment mandated by Health Department regulations. Parents must ensure eye protection for newborns, alongside vaccination and routine medical care at Well Baby Centres.
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Theodore B. Appel
Health Department
Fed Board Picks Roy A. Young as Governor
An exclusive Washington photo shows Roy A. Young of Minneapolis newly appointed by President Coolidge to the Federal Reserve Board as Governor.
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Washington
Roy A. Young
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Board
President Coolidge
New Wheat King Edson Smith Crowned in Chicago
Edson Smith of Corvallis Montana won the North American wheat king title at a Chicago competition featuring top wheat producers from the United States and Canada. He is the third of Uncle Sam's growers to claim the cup in 17 years. A new photo shows National Commander Edward Spafford of The American Legion in Washington with an advanced legislative program for the new Congress.
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Edson Smith
Corvallis
Montana
Chicago
United States
Canada
North America
Uncle Sam
Edward Spafford
American Legion
Washington
Advanced Legion
Congress
Companionate wedding vows debated as couple reunite at college
Aubrey Roselle and Josephine Haldeman-Julius Roselle reunite after their companionate marriage plan. He is back at college while she stays at her father's Girard Kansas home. Beulah Louise Henry, descendant of Patrick Henry and inventor, unveils a talking rubber doll. Photo taken at Washington patent office.
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Aubrey Roselle
Josephine Haldeman-Julius Roselle
Girard
Kansas
Beulah Louise Henry
Patrick Henry
Washington Patent Office
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