Farmers Keep On The Job In Fluid Milk Drive
Dairy producers push to boost sales of fluid milk as consumption of evaporated milk rises and cheese and butter use grows. The league urges farmers and cooperatives to expand outreach to the public, stressing public health and the need to “sell” the fluid milk story.
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O League
Education drives representative government and public schools
The passage argues that a representative government requires an educated people to properly select leaders and understand citizen problems. It stresses education as essential in a democratic system, with publicly supported schools guided by the State and managed by capable individuals, aligning with the current educational program’s objectives.
State Library Brings Books To Rural Folks
State Superintendent Lester K. Ade announced that expanded state aid has boosted library service across Pennsylvania. Six new county libraries have been created in two years, enabling rural communities to access centralized and sub-center libraries previously unavailable to residents.
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Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Lester KR. Ade
Book Wagons Travel About The Countryside
Counties operate book wagons or libraries on wheels delivering books to libraries schools stores and other book centers. The service spreads joy to thousands eager to read for education inspiration and recreation, as youngsters and adults await arrivals on scheduled visiting days.
Dusinski Werkheiser Lead Scoring Flurry in Meet
Dusinski and Werkheiser led a scoring barrage with 12 and 19 points respectively while Shiffert Kiefer Brong and DeReames powered the attack. Achenbach Vogel Fetheral Bingher Starner Moll and RR Starner also contributed, with Pedro Koch leading the second and fourth groups in a multi-entrant event.
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Dusinski
Werkheiser
Shiffert
Kiefer
Brong
DeReames
Achenbach
Vogel
Fetheral
Bingher
A. Starner
Starner
Pedro
Koch
Hoch
Himler
Michael
Harron
Heyer
R. Roth
N. Snyder
Mond
Whitehall tops Nazareth in tight high school battle
Whitehall High edged Nazareth High 21 to 16 in a Friday night junior varsity and varsity clash to even their series at one win each. Rennie Kovacs sparked Whitehall with a 5 1 lead while Moracs led the scorers with 11 points. Nazareth countered with Byrnes Redline and Knecht totaling 15 and 6 points respectively. A Jayvee game also saw Whitehall best Nazareth 13 to 8.
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Whitehall High Basketeers
Nazareth High
Navareth
Whitehallers
Rennie Kovacs
Whitehall
Moracs
Daumer
Mothenash
Nazareth
Johnny Byrnes
Jack Redline
Bud” Knecht
Charlie Bartolet
Nazareth High Jayvee
J. Byrnes
Byrnes
F Wunderly
C Redline
O Knecht
Gaskell
G - Reimer
A Broudt
Bershino
G Rutman
Kothen'h
Galgon
Waevaraaal
Heske
Butz
Bartolet
Nazareth J. V
Fogel
Sterlach's
Dech
Tarnok
A. Levan
Beers
E. Levan
Whitehall J. v. A
T. McNeill
Lapp
Strella
G . Falatta
Burach
Andush
Merkel
Rice
Nazareth J.V
Whitehall J. V
Weiss
C. Newhart
Nevans
Tatamy A. C
Mormon A. A
Easton
Eastonians
Bill Newhart
Tatamy
Easton Marmona
A. F
Floramo
McCate
Newhart
Bowling Scores and Leaders Highlight Halberstadt and Team Totals
Readout lists top performances from Halberstadt Mey achein Shankweiler and Moss Kahler with high series and scores. Team finals show No 1 2539 No 13 2510 No 2 2484 led by multiple players with scores over 200 in singles and 900s in team games and weekly totals above 2400 across teams.
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Hoch
Happel
Halberstadt
N. Snyder
Werkheiser
Harron
DeReamer
Michael and
Bron
Fetherolf
Carling
Kraemer
Kauffman
Shiffert
Kienzle
Heyer
Happer
Michael
Himler
Kiefer
Kraemer and Shhiffert
Mondschein
F. Mol
R. Starner
A. Roth
H. Roth
A. Starner and
Pedro and Koch
Christmas Musical at St Johns Lutheran Church
The Christmas music program at St Johns Lutheran Church features Miss Fannie Gernet Miss Marion Kern and Mr Dane jel Rohn with Miss Marion Kern on piano and Mr William Altemose on violin. Organist Mr Rohn will perform The Caravan of the Magi Shepherds Song Christmas Medley and Joy to the World. The public is cordially invited to attend this service of Christmas music.
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Der
Fannie Gernet
Milton Snyder
Warren Eberts
Marion Kern
William Altemose
Charles P. Scherr
Dane Jel Rohn
Rohn
Maunder
S Song
Merkel
Mailly
Handel
Weddings in Nazareth and Bath Highlight Weekend Ceremonies
In a quiet 2 PM ceremony at Rev L B Klicks parsonage Alice J Pysher of Easton R D 2 and Leon H Millheim of Cherry Hill Nazareth R D 2 wed with ring rites. A reception followed. Marty Talargi of Jersey City and Beatrice Jane Bartholomew Bath were married at Christ Ev Reformed Bath with ring ceremony attended by Carl Talargi. They plan to reside in Jersey City.
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L. B. Klick
Alice J. Pysher
Easton R. D. No
Leon H. Millheim
Cherry Hill
Nazareth
R .D
Arlene Millheim
Adam Pysher
Elmer Pusher
William A. Millheim
Paul Remaley
Easton R. D
Talargi
Bartholomew Marty Talargi
Jersey City
N. J
Beatrice Jane Bartholomew
Bath
Christ Ev.Reformed Church
R. H. Helfferich
Carl Talargi
Harry E. Bartholomew
South Walnut St
Christ Ev.Ref
Snow Fall Costs Reopening at 10 576
Snow Fall incurs costs totaling 577.0 with reopening figures listed as 10 576. The report notes expense reallocation and restart timelines affecting operations and budgeting.
State pleads for earlier license plate date to save $30 million
Harrisburg special reports that Pennsylvania merchants and business groups estimate a $30,000,000 loss from the January 1 plate-buying deadline. W Purves Taylor of the Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania notes 1.6 million of 2 million vehicle owners must renew for 1939, many unable to pay now. He cites neighboring states delaying to April 1 and urges legislative action to shift the date, promising benefits for motorists, merchants, and state revenues.
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Harrisburg
Nsy
Vania
W. Purves Taylor
Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Promotes State Forest Winter Recreation
The Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters promotes winter use of state forests for outdoor recreation. Secretary James F. Bogardus highlights skating on ponds and lakes, coasting on steep slopes, and the scenic evergreen trees set against snowy mountains. He notes rising winter visits to leased state forest camps and the value for study of winter tree characteristics.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
James F. Bogardus
Bogardus
Lerdal
Pennsylvania Farm Show Questions and Facts
The article previews the Pennsylvania Farm Show January 16 30 with editor G J Mansell answering questions from rural residents. It notes events at the 1988 show including baby beeves and Pat lambs sales, state conventions and dramatic clubs competing during the 29 meeting and 18 entries.
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Pensylvania
G. J. Mansell Preneh
Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission
Pat Lambs
State Conventions Dramatic Clubs Co
Show exhibits and concessions tally at fair event
The record lists attendees and items at a show with figures for autos visitors and concessions. It includes families, buses, milk, Wieners, Hamburgers, loaves, and meats. Milk drinks and frozen custard are noted among concessions.
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Charles Fehne
Cherry Hill
John Knecht
Moore Township Visitations and Local Happenings
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Norma Derhammer and the Alfrey Kolb family visited Mr and Mrs James Derhammer. Last week Robert Rodgers and family dropped by Mr and Mrs Floyd A Kocher. Farmers nearby are busy butchering. Robert Fenstermaker called on Mr and Mrs Victor Lilly. Victor Lilly and children and John Mils visited Mr and Mrs William Rabenold on Monday.
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James Derhammer
Norma, Derhammer
Alfrey Kolb
Robert Rodgers
Floyq A. Kocher
Robert Fenstermaker
Victor Lilly
John Mils
Willam Rabenold
Deer Kill Near 100000 Expected, PA Game Chief Says
Harrisburg reports that despite a heavy winterless deer kill last week the Pennsylvania deer herd remains sound. Colonel Nicholas Biddle of the Game Commission notes ample seed stock in all key counties and expects the herd to recover without jeopardy.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Nicholas Biddle
The
Game Commission
Busy Eight Meet at Miss Evani's Home Christmas Party
A Busy Eight Sewing Circle gathered at Miss Evani Mamaon's Fairview Street home Tuesday evening for a Christmas party with gift exchanges. Attendees included Salome Wolfe Helen Luts Kathleen Kienzle Serena DeReamer Dama Michael Mary Trach and the hostess Mrs Williamson. refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned at Miss Wolfe's home.
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Miss Evani
Mamaon
Fairview St
Salome Wolfe
Helen Luts
Kathleen Kienzle
Serena DeReamer
Dama Michael
Mary Trach
Mrs. Williamson
Miss Wolfe
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