National Camp P O S of A to Hold Special Session
National Camp of the Patriotic Order Sons of America calls a special session at the Sons of America Building in Philadelphia on February first. National leaders including Hugh G. Mitchell WM Handerson John W. Harper Herman A. Miller and Wm J Noll oversee the meeting with recent recommendations by Charles B Helms for future growth. The National Executive Committee approved the executives meeting and issued the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patriotic Order Sons of
National
Hugh G. Mitchell
Gatesville
N.C
Wm. A. Handerson
N.Y
John W. Harper
Chester
Herman A. Miller
Easton
Wm. J. Noll
Cornwall
Sons of America
Philadelphia
Charles B. Helms
Pennsylvania
Order
Minute Men and Organization Department
Helms
Nazareth Rotary hears talk by Telegraph Manager
Nazareth Rotary Club listeners heard George Beal president of Easton Rotary and manager of the Easton West ern Union Telegraph Service explain Morse Duplex Simplex and Multiplex telegraph types. He described training operator classes service uses message makeup ticket service confidentiality cables and messenger service. Dr J Fraunfelder was in charge of removing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beal
Easton Rotary Club
Easton
Western Union Telegraph Service
Nazareth Rotary Club
Y. M.C
Beal
J. Fraunfelder
Rmeoving
Pollyanna Presented by Nazareth Junior High Students
Nazareth Junior School will stage Pollyanna The Glad Girl on February 20 and 21 in the High School forum. Students and faculty prepared for the production, aiming to capture the storys humor tenderness and humanitarian spirit as performed by young actors. Harrisburg notes say Pennsylvania uses about 247 000 000 board feet of lumber annually in anthracite mining per the Department of Forests and Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Forium
Basily
Junor Hgh School
Daddy Long Legs
Pollyanna Whittier
Eleanor H. Porter
Catherine
Miss Porter
Polivania Fire
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Insect pests threaten Pennsylvania forests
Harrisburg reports there are over fifty insect kinds harming state forests, including seven wood borers, twenty five leaf eaters, and nineteen sucking insects, according to the Department of Forests and Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests
First Amateur Night at Broad St Theatre Tuesday
The Broad St Theatre announces two events this Tuesday and the following Tuesday for amateur nights. The first show features six acts by local children, described as first class, judged by the audience. An adult Amateur Revue is promised with notable talent, including a performer who may gain radio and screen exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad ST
Meeser
Medias
Regular Meeting Held by Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Am ericans
Camp 315, Patriotic Order of Am ericans, held its regular meeting Friday evening with President La Ded presiding. Devotion was conducted by Chaplin Jucy Re mals. Mary Abel presented the financial report. Jeune Prey of Hellertown detailed the officers and the ensuing year with Luke Schiesler and Kats Weaver assisting. Past President Stella Deeh and Eyehear Frante led as officers along with Ruth Hawk, Kile Deeh, Mabel Stettler, Mary Smith, Jeanetta Meta, and Mabel Newhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of Amercans
Chaplin Jucy
Mary Smith
Jeanetta Meta
Mabel Newhard
Unusual Northeast Storm Flanks Snow Fence Closures
An unusual January northeast snowstorm battered 1700 miles of snow fences ineffective against west and north winds. The heavy wind driven snow bypassed barriers, forcing road closures and revealing design limits of the fencing system in Pennsylvania and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vantyke
Th Suite Highway Department
Pennsylsia
North Street Home Sold at Public Sale
A two story frame house at the corner of North and Spruce streets Nazareth part of the Gedian Miller estate was sold at public sale to Lloyd Altemose for 8000.00. Household goods and other items were sold in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Spruce Streets
Nazareth
Gedian Miller
Satur- Hayat
Lloyd Altemose
Nowitert
Your Local Dealer Serves Best In Cold Weather
The piece extols the local fuel dealer as vital to the community during sub zero cold snaps. It contrasts established dealers with itinerant hawkers, praising prompt, hazardous weather service and emphasizing the dealer’s reliability, product quality, and long burning coal supplied by a single mining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alway
Reputa
Chetty
December bounty payments fall from 1934 levels in Harrisburg
Harrisburg bounty claims received by the Board of Game Commissioners for December 1985 dropped below December 1934 by $1831. For December 1984, 13 443 claims were received and 18 530 00 was paid from the Resident Hunter's License, funding bounties on foxes weasels wildcats and goshawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Board of Game Conmissioners
Electrified industry and farm power in 1935 1939 report
A draft synthesis cites 80 percent electrified industry and only three percent farm power. It notes 12 000 miles of roads and trails built in National Forests in 1935 with maintenance on 184 000 miles. It references farm and college energy discussions, politics and a Sky Top Lodge gathering, and a Broad Street Theatre event with a thrilling Saturday schedule.
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Cocton
Reyine
Sky Top Lodge
Poconos Tose
Broad Street
St Johns Men Meet with Lincoln Program and Scout Guests
The February meeting of the Men’s League of St John’s Reform Church will be led by Brinton Searles. A Lincoln program will feature attorney Stanley Fehr. Joe Ide and associates present a musical sketch acclaimed across the county. Boy Scouts of troop 62 attend as guests. Supper at 6 30 with Miss Lena Marcks in charge of music and George Smith directing singing. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League of St. John's Reformed Church
Brinton Searles
Lincoln
Stanley Fehr
Joe Ide
Boy Scouts
Troop 62
Lena Marcks
George Smith
Legion Holds Regular Meeting Post 415 in Nazareth Armistice Day Parade
Harold Vv. Knecht American Legion Post 415 met at the Legion home on South Main street with Commander Matthew Morrow presiding. The group voted to request Armistice Day parade in Nazareth this year after a decade without the celebration and planned a February county meeting with all Northampton County posts. The Commander was authorized to lead a safety drive coordinating with the Burgess Town Council School Board and Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vv. Knecht American Legion
Legion Home
South Main Street
Matthew Morrow
Legion
Nazareth
Northampton County
Burgess
Local sportsmen feed game in Nazareth area
Nazareth Rod and Gun Club Bushkill Township Rod and Gun Club and Boy Scouts fed corn oats and grit at multiple sites for game birds and rabbits. Observers report abundant tracks and heavy consumption. English Hen birds more numerous while domestic cat tracks appear. Sportsmen urge owners to keep cats home to protect rabbits and pheasants and commend the clubs' work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Rod and Gun Club
Bushkill ‘Township
Boy Scouts
We Alb
Pat McGonigle
Marshall Fehr
Capping Ceremony At Nurses College
A five month probation completion ceremony honored twenty four women entering the nursing profession. Held Friday night at Allentown Hospital Nurses College, with Rev. Leon T. Moore delivering the main address and George Sherer offering the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown Hospital Nurses College
Friends of the Hospital
17Th and
Chew Street
Leon T. Moore
Asbury M. E. Church
George Sherer
Fred
Student nurses receive caps in hospital board ceremony
B Gernerd president, Dr Robert L Schacter chief of staff, and Miss Muriel Eberroth welcomed the group into the Student Government association of the hospital. Miss Adele Miller educational director presented caps to HUDs. The program included a nursing hymn Onward Onward, two vocal solos, a Florence pledge, and benediction. Several named student nurses from Allentown and nearby towns received caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gernerd
Hospital Board of Trustees
Robert L. Schacter
Muriel Eberroth
Anna R Kay
Evelyn Mae Rex
Slatington
Naomi Jane Schmoryer
Trexlertown
Catherine Sovecka
Allentown
Agnes Priscilla Stuckley
Charlotte Dyson Taylor
Norma Ada Weaver
New Tripoli
Arlene Elsie Weidner
High School Library Stocked With Reading and Reference Material
The library plays a vital role in school life offering magazines newspapers and good books for reading. Students browse to discover varied topics and reference material to inform themselves about many subjects. They seek books on dress planning and career fields as they explore future work interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius
Rach
Hovary
American Legion Auxiliaries Emphasize February Defense Activities
American Legion Auxiliary Units across the country will emphasize Americanism and national defense in February. Lincoln and Washington birthdays will be observed with meetings on defense topics. State, district, and local conferences will invite other women's patriotic groups to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Courtys
Dorothy Polweiler
HV Knecht
Open This Money Bag Housing Ad Promises Low Interest Loans
A damaged ad text promoting loans under the National Housing Act offers repayments from small monthly installments. Borrow $100 to $2000 with credit checks and future income repayment. It hints at home improvements like a new roof porch or recreation room and promises service to assess needs and provide guidance.
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Tms
Uider
Naeal Housing Act
President's Birthday Ball a Big Local Success
The President's Birthday Ball hosted by Nazareth Woman's Democratic Club drew over four hundred locals at the Odd Fellows Building. Proceeds may exceed last year with seventy percent kept for local charity and thirty percent sent to the Warm Springs Foundation Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Democratic Club
Nagareth
Odd Fellows Building
Warm Springs Foundation
Hhe
Sadie Scout
Minbe! Edelman
Hannah 3Instein
Ellen Sehoch
Sadie Halteman
Minerva Frantz
Edna Fox
Gladys Hough
Alice Bilheimer
Sarah Serfas
Louise Koecht
Carrie Boerstler
Stella Ginther
Lizzie Kraemer
Emily Fehr
Mro H Abe
Mora vian Church observes 55th anniversary of Junior C E
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society at Mora vian Church marked its 55th founding anniversary during Sunday evening service. About 35 members participated by reciting Bible verses and singing under leaders Mrs William Henrs and Mrs W H L Kortz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Moravian Church
Theociety
William Henrs
W H L Kortz
Booster Basketball Doubleheader at Nazareth Y M C A Saturday
The Nazareth Y M C A hosts two booster games on Saturday. In the first, Celtic Club of Nanticoke takes on local Red Knights in a tough Lehigh Valley B game. In the second, Evler leaders meet the Quakertown Bow Fave as both teams seek early-season momentum. The 7:30 PM opener is expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Y . C. A
Celtic Club
Nanticoke
Coal Region Combine
Nanticoke College
Red Knights
Lehigh Valley
OU Salee
Coal Region
Moravian
Aull
Bolivenau
Ae Club
Jo Mahorky
Ducky Kahier
Lang Doe
Daughters of America Hold Card Party at Eagle Hall
The Whitfield Council No 183 Daughters of America hosted a card party Tuesday evening at Eagle Hall Center Square. Prizes were awarded for Haas and Cootie games to several members including Mrs William Fehr Mrs John Price Miss Ruth Fehr Stanley Fehr Mrs William Werkheiser Mrs Andrew Schissler Mrs Carrie Alpaugh and Mrs Katie Weaver. door prize went to Harvey Buas.
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Whitfield Council
Daughters of America
Eagle Hall
Center Square
Haas
William Fehr
John Price
Ruth Fehr
Stanley Fehr
William Werkheiser
Andrew Schissler
Carrie Alpaugh
Katie Weaver
Ida Ruloff
Harvey Buas
Foggy minds and foggy roads warn drivers in Harrisburg
The Governors Highway Safety Council warns of two kinds of fog that endanger driving. Using low beam headlights helps visibility. Officials urge caution and remind drivers to keep headlights on and avoid risky behavior on foggy highways.
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Harrisbura
Governors Highway Safety
Tue
Cooking School Returns With New Features This Year
Local merchants sponsor the annual cooking school featuring a new Mister and Missus Nyght induction and a sequence of weekly program notes. The event offers modern kitchen appliances as free door prizes and grand prize draws, with details announced as plans unfold for May activities.
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Aed
Progrima Tau
Lie Sane
Musical Presented at St John’s Lutheran Church
A church musical was presented at St John’s Lutheran Church under the direction of Charles Sous rr and Daniel Rohn with organist Daniel Rawlin. Scenes included selections from Ta yantata and pieces by Dubois. Performers included Miss Pane Gernet and Mrs Happel with Mrs Waller Beier assisting. Rev HC Suids led sermons between numbers.
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Ncw
Wika
St Johnas Lutheran Churc
Andes
Char 9 Sous Rr
Daniel Rohn
Dannel Rawin
Alfred Guul
Neumi
Mise
Pane Gernet
Orpan
Mre
Os Happel
Waller
Dubois
Gilbert
Department of Commerce Weekly Business Survey Review
Weather across much of the country last week affected several industries with mixed results. Heavy bonds rose on fuel and related goods while consumer trade remained steady due to temperature swings. Industrial activity showed declines in power production and related sectors, signaling uneven postwar momentum.
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Yports LO
Department of ComMerce
B& Et
Soa
Mente Piade Waguary
N DYKE Lands State Highway Snow Patrol
Harrisboro February six snow patrol workers received a statewide commendation from Secretary Warren Van Dyke for keeping roads open despite record cold and heavy snow. The letters praised long shifts up to ninety hours and the crews’ courage in hazardous conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Bia
Department of Highways
Snow Patrol
Warren van Dyke
Long
Tory
Teaching record at Swimp Creek School noted in Harrisburg
A staff member visiting Swimp Creek School in New Hanover township Montgomery county reports Miss Hattie Wile has taught in the same teacher school continuously for thirty seven years and attended it before she began teaching.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Swimp Creek
New Hanover
Montgomery County
Farmers Cooperative Credit Assoc Holds Second Annual Meeting
Stockholders gathered for the second annual meeting of Farmers Cooperative Credit Assoc. in Tseet cae, discussing eligibility for affiliation and the organization’s aims. Directors were listed as continuing, with notes on purchase entitlements for farm assets and farm housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholders of Farmers Cooperative Credit Assoc
Tseet
Farmers Coopers
Fepriaays
Lanyord
Tetuaaul
Luther League Meets at St Johns Church
The Senior Luther League of St Johns Lutheran Church met in the church social rooms on Monday evening with Miss Miriam Anangst in charge. Miss Lois Arnold led roll call and the Missionary secretary’s report was given by Mrs H C Snyder. Life Service Secretary Elly Hay presented her report and the Publicity Agent’s report followed.
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Luther League of St Johns Lutheran Church
Miriam Anangst
Lois Arnold
H.C. Snyder
Life Service
Elly Hay
Pacts and Pate Ad Highlight Modern Women
An oddly phrased note references a calendar page and home lovers section with mentions of Bruce Barton and a promissory tone. The item signals a feature on modern women and consumer topics on pages five and six of the issue.
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Bruwing Hime
Pate
Bruce Barton
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Clara Andrews
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Almanac
Washington
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Fremont
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North Street
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Evangelical Reformed Men’s Meeting
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Naomi B. Herzing
Mr Hough
Russell Drauch
Anna Achenbach
Lucy Remaly
George Kubilus
Grace Remaly
Eva Venter
Andrew Angel
Frank Deutsch
Liggie Sand
Charles Kratz
Howard Knecht
Jennie Uhler Bingo
Martha Meyers
Hare Old Buss
Sarah Fennel
Mabel Breidinger
Lizzie Wambold
Leroy Wertley
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Ruloff
Mabel Dane
Mary Wagner
Marjorienger
Jennie Knecht
Laura Hes
Gertie Bonstein
Geo. Leopold
Miller
C. Mitchell
S. Ellen Ziegler
Charles E Knecht
Woodrow Brong
J E.berts
Robert Christman
Paul Kern
Jacob Hartzell
D Frantz
Florence Gebhardt
C Burley
Virginia Hummel
Nettig Kleppinger
O. Gunn
Helena King
M. Messinger
Er Hawk
George Leopold
Leroy Scott
Charles Hough
Nazareth Woman's Club
JR. C. E
Connie
ST. John's Lutheran Church
Department OF Commerce Weekly Business Survey
Ndyke
Luther League
der Gust
Tomorow the Snapshot Guild
Family Doctor
Raymond Pitearn
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