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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
5
Mrs. Cecelia Kemmerer of the William Penn Highway observed her 85th birthday with open house all day on February 3. She was joined by many friends and neighbors and all of her children and grandchildren, who joined in the celebration and gift giving.
Mrs Frank Butts and Miss Elva Butts visited Mrs J H Newhart on Saturday. A Joint Council and Consistory meeting to open bids for ambulance equipment at Forks Church on February 12. Numerous residents from Bel hist to Nazareth, Easton, and Belfast visited relatives this weekend. Ladies Auxiliary and Ladies Aid plan a town hall meeting February 27 to discuss emergency lighting at Forks Church and fund projects. Well Worth While Society held its monthly meeting at Forks Church with nominating committee presenting March election slate. A Washington Birthday Dance is planned for Tatamy Fire Hall in February. Various local families hosted and visited one another across Forks, Belfast, Wilson Borough, and Nazareth.
A local gathering discussed hospital care and patient treatment practices. Attendees included Mrs Happel, Mrs Simmons, Mrs Dovey, Mrs Willaur, Mrs Thomas, and Mr Lewis, with focus on the hospital’s procedures and a planned silver tag event.
Information and application blanks for competitive examinations for positions such as Lord Bank Examiner Junior Lord Bank Examiner and Appraisers are available from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board at the Nazareth Post Office or any first and second class post office in Pennsylvania and Delaware Applications must be filed with the Manager U S Civil Service District 42 PO Building Philadelphia Pa by February 16 1935.
Attention of school directors is drawn to Section 629 of the Pennsylvania School Laws requiring display of the United States flag in each district and every public school. The notice cites noncompliance and outlines rules for flag keeping, with a 1994 bond issue update and plans to publish total bond figures. Local events include a whittling contest and church youth meetings amid district discussions.
Dr W A Kine Ursinus College dean announced Marion E Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew G Kern 340 S Broad St is on the dean's honor list. The list is twice yearly based on exam results. Also report Russell Hangen injured Saturday at Dexter Cement Mill when he struck his head and was found unconscious at home with a gash in his forehead.
Mrs Alfred Brobst of South Broad street entertained her 500 club on Tuesday afternoon with prizes awarded to Mrs C Bonstein Mrs Mitchell and Mrs W Jacobs in a brief social gathering reflecting local club activity.
Betty Alman read scripture and prayers were offered by Raymond Uhler Willard Schissler Clifford Rohn and Frederick Reimer who played cornet selections The session covered Bible translation with Elwood Anongst Cahyrent translations read by Rev HC Snyder Evelyn Christman Louise Kern Louise Lanning Marie Young Beatria Harnot Mrs John Ziphsook Bible questions and answers were discussed by Ella Hay Mary Rep sher Catherine Schissler Esther Repsher Lester Smith and Louise Lanning A Bible drill was led by Mrs H C Snyder The February 18 devotional meeting will be followed by a Valentine Social.
A clipped OCR item lists names including Nancy and Mita alongside brief unidentified tags and locations. The fragment hints at a public or social notice but lacks clear action dates or outcomes.
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