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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
4
In Nazareth Penna a garbled report discusses education and community roles. It mentions firemen and a simple truth about realization, but specifics and names are unclear due to damaged text. The readable parts imply a discussion of collective learning and civic responsibility among residents.
Warning about signing documents and verbal promises. Read every line before you sign and beware of solicitors who rush you. Consult someone you trust to avoid costly legal actions and giving lawyers undue control over potential money.
A quirky column blends the hen egg paradox with finance and national mood. It argues better business exists with added optimism, noting the calendar first of year timing influences actions and that measured optimism can spark steadier activity.
Nearle argues economic security rests on preventing exploitation and wide wealth gaps. He warns wealth concentration harms society, urges moral renewal, spiritual awakening, and shared duties. He emphasizes brotherhood, cooperation, and purposeful action beyond legislation to address global and national economic challenges.
Macada Lutheran Church schedules Sunday morning and evening services with Sunday School at 9 20 am. The Joint Consistory of St Union Chineh met Friday evening and announced for the week ahead. Rev H J Blupet presided as pastor with Wo Young and Yount among those present. Local notices mention St Mark’s team and events at Saint Macada with plans for a joint service and activities at St Thomas and the Ladies society.
Belfaid residents Richard Ehler and Edward Kostenbader visited Mr and Mrs Owen Kostenbader in Belfast. David Mack and family moved from near Cherry Hill to Katellan. Billy and Edna Pittinger visited Stockertown to see grandparents Charles and Mrs Brown. Margaret Holland of Wilson borough and Edna Koehler visited Owen Kostenbader during the week.
Emmanuelsville holds Sunday School at 1 PM, Reformed services at 7:15 PM, and a Young People's meeting at 7 PM with speaker John Ringer of Northampton. Several local visits are noted including obituaries for Elmer Laub and attendance at a funeral in Belfast. Numerous social calls involve the Zellners, Miltenbergers, Lindaman, Anthony, Dankel, and Fogel families with Bethleham connections.
Moorestown area notes show Sunday School at 9 am and Lutheran service at 10 am led by Rev. A Appel. Mr and Mrs Samuel Oplinger and family visited Nazareth Tuesday. Mrs Cyrus Koehler stayed with Mr and Mrs George Bensing Friday. George Bensing and son visited Christian Spring Wednesday. Mildred Reinbold spent Friday with Evelyn Eberts.
Virgina Clewell chaired the Sunday School service while a missionary letter from Dave Thaeler in Nicaragua was read. Morning sermon titled Influence and Responsibility. evening sermon The Gospel. Mrs James Gross played Andante and The Crusaders. Kenneth Butz led the Christian Endeavor. Usher's Association sponsored a Spider Web Social. Board of Elders and Sisters Union met Tuesday. Trustees set after evening service.
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