Local PTA and Scout Activities Highlight Community Night
The Stockertown Belen Gandt Leer area hosts a Tuesday PTA meeting with a First Aid demonstration by Walter Metegar and planning for a PTA sponsored class. Volunteers organize a doughnut sale with a February 6 kickoff. Mrs. Wentzel and Mrs. Paukovitz chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Metegar
Camano
Charles Paukovita Qéwin Kneller
Penn
Dixie
Parent Teacher Association
Clarence Happel
Wentzel, Paukovitz
Anna Papa
George Klump
Charles Klump
Flyte
Paul Houck
Lehr
Paul Nolf
Gloria
Charles Heller
Palmer Township
Nathan Heller
Boy Scouts
H. A. Lambert
Easton
Birthday Anniversaries and Visits Span Easton Area
The Easton segment lists numerous birthday anniversaries celebrated by residents on various streets including Centre, Main, Whitefield, and Broad. Local visits feature neighbors from Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and Bangor with weekly social calls and hospital news.
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RYTEX
Russell Ritter
Stroudsburg
Orville Ritter
Belvidere
Robert Bhankweller
Claire
Hollo
Henry Schlegel
North Broad St
Stephen Wolf
Spring &I
Joseph Rampulla
Park St
Frank Galati
Phillipspurg
N. J
William List
Lafona Crossing
Mildred
Floyd Stewart
South Main St
Edward Heilman
Belvidere St
William Transue
Bethlehem
Charles Roth
Virginia
Richard
Buffalo
Wilson Roth
North New
Floyd Walter
Chestnut Avenue
L. J. Gardner
South Broad
John Felker
Bethel
Walter Ketterer
Ruth
Robert Broh
Edward Miltenberger
Catasauqua
Kenneth Kern
Danielsville
South Main
Wesley Bartholomew
Tatamy Road
Anna Engle
Harrisburg
Warren Engle
South Whitefield St
Michael Whyshoskie
Raymond Smith
Easton
Charles Basly
Walnut
Marion Werner
East Centre St
Ulysses Stoudt
Christian Spring
Robert Monprode
East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
William Monprode
Lorraine Werkheiser
Mauch Chunk
John Nolf, Jr
Ethe Fogel
Henry Beck
South Whitefield
Warren Hahn
Bushkill Centre
Roland Roth
Spruce &I
Alfred Lindenmeyer
Madison Avenue
Wilmer Heyer
Stewart Eyer
Jimmy
Lillie Trine
Oscar Snyder
Allentown
Oscar Fehr
Aluta
Spruce St
Robert
E. A. N. Seyfried
Charles Ritter
John Anangst
Edward Miller
Amy
Bangor
Frank Schimb
Edward German
Philadelphia
Gratt Quinter
Prospect
Reuben Stewart
William Stewrt
Harry Ehret
Leopold Meixner
Mary Ann
Northampton
Ambrose Fischer Jr
South St
Charles Clewell
West Center St
Wallace Wotring
East Center St
Arthur Strunk
Chicago
Stephen Migaditch
Beisel Avenue
Easton Hospital
Andrew Rampulla
Penn St
Phillipsburg
O. Shelly
East Greenville
Prospect &J
Elwood Shafer
Park Street
John Meyers
Bushkill Center
Willis Hagenbuch
South Whiteveld St
Kathryn Hardman
Miriam Unangst
Susquehanna University
Raymond Anangst
M. E. Stuber
Frank Riegel
John Wendling
Lester J. Rohn
William Mertz
Exston
R. L. Hoch
A. W. Sandt
Rose Moser
Robert Folweiler
Lincoln Ave
Frank Young
Maud Chunk Sr
A. C. Vaughn
David Hughes
Pine St
Frank Vogel
Bethleeem
Clark Vogel
Lincoln Avenue
Minne tonka Tribe Holds Regular Meeting and Announcements
The Minne tonka Tribe conducted its regular meeting in Belvidere Street Odd Fellows Hall with Sachem Vincent Altemose presiding. Announcements cover Lehigh Valley and Northampton County Red Men Association meeting on February 6 in Allentown and a March 14 rally in Catasauqua Tribe’s wigwam for adopting a class of pale faces from the county’s 17 tribes. The Minnetonka Tribe degree team, Nazareth, will oversee the degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Belvidere St
Sachem
Vincent Altemose
Lehigh Valley and
Northampton County Red Men Association
Odd Fellows Temple
Allentown
Catasauqua
Minnetonka
Nazareth
Qualifications for Monthly Benefits Series Explains Coverage Quarters
The article explains eligibility for old age benefits under Social Security, detailing quarters of coverage, minimum earnings, and age requirements. It uses an example of a middle aged mill worker accumulating 40 quarters by 1949, showing lifetime fully insured status despite future unworked periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Post Office
Allentown
Births Exceed Deaths by 45,000 in Pennsylvania Rural Counties Lead
Adjusted figures place Pennsylvania at 15.7 births and 11.2 deaths per 1000. Forty eight counties show higher birth rates than the state average, with Clarion leading at 23.1 and Pike recording the lowest at 8.5. Death rates exceed the state average in 38 counties, with Allegheny near 15.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Clarion County
Centre
Fulton
Mifflin
Forest
Snyder
Bedford
Somerset
Clinton
Clearfield
Cambria
Pike
Philadelphia
Bucks
Delaware
Dauphin
Harrisburg
Berks
Reading and Vicinity
Lackawanna
Scranton
Lehigh
Allentown
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Population Birth and Death Rates Decline Over Thirty Years
A State Planning Board study shows births fell from 203 510 in 1910 to 189 458 in 1930 while birth rates dropped from 26.5 to 19.6 per 1000. Deaths rose in 1910 but declined to 11.6 per 1000 by 1930, with the 1918 influenza spike. Natural increase waned. the 1920s saw slower population growth, and the 1940 census will be closely watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Planning Board
United States
Card party planned by Harold Knecht Legion auxiliary
The Junior Women's Auxiliary of Harold V. Knecht Post Mo 618 American Legion announces a Friday card party. The next auxiliary meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Knecht Post
American Legion
Keep Birds Eating Egg Profits Tied to Winter Production
Winter production drives egg profits as poultry managers monitor grain and mash use. Ensure birds consume enough feed to meet requirements for high production. mash supplies key materials for laying performance, a reminder to Penn State poultry extension specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
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A. H. Stoffler
C. E. Sandt
Clarence Schaffer
Frank Carling
Alfred Dotti
Charles Lehr
George Sandt
Russell Breidinger
Geere Sandt
Rayi'mond Nagle
Alfred Dott
Messinger
Thomas Papa
Harry Abel
Harry Roth
Helen
Myra Druckenmiller
Edward Schweitzer
Chester Dalrymple
Charles
Flo Short
Wilson Borough
Thomas Miller
Florence Papa
Vivian Seigfried
Lorraine Gold
Marion Meixsell
Donald Radar
Lille Klump
Edward Taylor
Edward Nagle
James Thompson
Bertha Christman
Arlene
Wayne Mack
Marguerite Ferraro
Charles Smith
Samuel
Paul
Edward Treso
Beatrice
Lillie
Sterling
Velma
Delores
Pottstown
Lewis Lutz
Thomas Jr
Town
Charles Schairman
Charles Jr
Frank Miller
Reading
Francis Padula
Herbert Schollenberger
Sharlesville
Roderick Ryerson
Stanley Christman
Frank Janny
Rosa
Pauline
Frank
Irene
Frank Seklers
Charles Skrapits
Betty Graberish
John Kurtz
New York City
Palmer Cole
E. J. Anangst
Sarced Heart Hospital
William Neitz
Charles Kahler
Joseph Maddock
Poconos
Ambrose Fischl, Jr
Kathryn Eberhardt
Ray Andrew
William Andrew
Evergreen Street
Ray Spangler
Elain
Bermsville
William Stewart
South Broad St
George Kern
Prayyester Kern
Clinton Koch
Southren St
Batarany
Benjamin Shiffer
Stockertown
Carolyn Schanac
Thomas Kemmerer
Wind Gap
Frank Sehlimt
Walnut St
Lambert Broad
Freel
Edward Broad
Evergreen St. Palmer
Nazareth National Bank trustCo
Broad Street
Wayne Plas
Trevor
Ceachnes
Tree Sons
Tyrone Power
Anda Darnell
ATAN
Svergisé Son
Real Estate Notary Public
Nazareth, PA
R. F. Ziegler
Maven Chunk Street
Nazareth Frem
Edmund T. Anderson
Bath
Willard Ohnbon
Wigh St
Plainfield
Oakland
Uae
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