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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
3
The article extols advertising as an educational influence that informs consumers about quality merchandise. It argues that widespread familiarity with ads steers people to stores that advertise, creating demand for better products through truth and honesty in promotions.
A compact advocacy piece argues that newspaper ads save time for shoppers and drive success by combining quality goods and advertising. It emphasizes that newspapers are the selling force reaching the public and educating buyers about merchandise merits.
A community birthday event at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Shafter of Newbury honored their son Elweed on his sec o birthday. The report lists attendees and gifts, notes fish fries and refreshments, and mentions local church services and subsequent local notices.
Ly J. F. Witkowski describes radio engineering as a field of growing opportunity. two paths exist: university training or entry into the radio industry with on the job study. hard study and perseverance are essential for success in the complex technical problems. obituaries note several recent deaths: John Gradwohl 74 Florence Werley 31 Joseph Gradwohl 59 Margaret Bro 46 Frank Crout 73 Warren Dech 75 James Gogel 77.
A pleasant surprise party was held Saturday evening at the home of Miss Eliza Eyer on East Lawn to mark her birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pierce Salt, Mr and Mrs Wallace Keon and children Claire and Wallace, Mr Kenneth Von Steuben and daughter Vivian, Mrs Karl Gold, Mrs William Snider, Mr and Mrs Howard Rice, Mrs Elmer Trine, Mr and Mrs Stewart Ever and children Lorraine and Jimmie, and Isaiah Ever and Miss Elza Ever Gaines. Light refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Wilson Rissmiller of Bathville announce the engagement of their daughter Vane Walther to Raymond Rush, son of Mrs Wilson Rush of 154 Wis Street Bangor. No wedding date announced.
MOOD cooks extol natural Hawaiian pineapple juice as a versatile enhancer for duck, pork, and turkey dishes. The recipe details stuffing, glaze, and a pineapple infused sauce to finish meats, with instructions for prep, browning, simmering, and storage.
The Senate rejected United States membership in the World Court by 52 to 32, amid last minute opposition fueled by telegrams and the spread of influence from Father Coughlin and Hearst papers. Other items note labor and transportation policy shifts and Brazil trade talks.
The Camp 315 P O of A held a Friday meeting with Nora Meyers presiding and Helen Miller leading devotion. Mr Koch reportedly returned home from hospital and Alice Edelman was improving. Tomorrow at 7 PM the sixth anniversary order celebration will include a five dish supper for members and friends followed by a prize raffle. A traffic law remark mentions an air mobile driver stopping to think.
Peter Yeisley and numerous local families are noted visiting relatives across Broad Street and nearby towns. A fall on High Street left a man injured, with several residents visiting Philadelphia and Allentown households, and Robert L Hoch remains home recovering after a fall that caused rib and kidney injuries.
Miss Louise Kern spent the weekend at Cresco in Monroe county visiting her aunt Miss Anna Kern and Miss Louella Wunderly. A Philadelphia visitor spent several days with her parents on So Broad street. Mr and Mrs Charles Wunderly hosted relatives on South Broad street. Mr and Mrs Samuel Haruman of New Tripola spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester Koehler on South Broad street.
Judge McKeen in Easton grants Allen T Sheets letters of administration for the estate of Cora EF Sheets of Nazareth. Stephen Scheffler is appointed constable in Upper Nazunta township replacing David Keen who resigned after a fee from the tia district.
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