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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1939

Page

2

Bath Lions Club Dinner Honors Judge Barthold

The Bath Lions Club near its 12th anniversary hosted a dinner at the Bath Hotel with over fifty attendees. Judge William G. Barthold of Northampton County gave a Washington birthday themed address, praising democracy. performances by Mrs. Beers and Mrs. Bartholemew accompanied by a ten piece orchestra enriched the event.

Bath Lions Club Bath Hotel Harry A. Gilbert John E. Beer R. H. Helfferich Wm. G. Barthold Bethlehem Junin Northampton County Boro Bath Bath Club Washington Ben F. Rohn John E. Beers R. H. Bartholomew Mathais Roeder Fred Pester William Bachman Dorothy Flick Dick Leiby E. A. Edwards J. F. Beers Floyd Miller J. H. Leem B. F. Rohn B. F. Rohn Jr Carl F. Sencenbach Theodore Wedde L. H. Beam H. A. Gilbert

Bath Boy Scouts Observe Anniversary Week

National Boy Scout Week is observed in Bath from February 8 to 15 by troops 33 and 43. Activities are planned in Bath and Bethlehem Council directed. Troop 33 will attend services at Christ Evangelical Reformed Church next Sunday evening.

Bath Bethlehem Council Christ Ev

Card Clubs Entertained by Mrs Beam and Mrs Pike

Mrs. L. H. Beam hosted a card club at East Main Street with members Mrs. A S Leiby Mrs. Howard Landes Mrs. Joseph Frey Mrs. Wm Ervin Mrs Frank Harding Mrs Harry Newton Mrs Wm Lowe Mrs Kenneth Eickhoff and the hostess. Mrs Melbourne Pike hosted a bridge club at 8o Race 81 attended by Miss Rebecca Abel Dorothy Flick Mrs Henry Lawrence Mrs P D Bollman Helen Serfass Mrs Elwood Miltenberger Mrs Tilghman Oplinger Mrs Paul Perger and the hostess.

L. H. Beam East Main St A S. Leiby Howard Landes Joseph Frey Wm. Ervin Frank Harding Harry Newton Wm Lowe Kenneth Eickhoff Beam Melbourne Pike Rebecca Abel Dorothy Flick Henry Lawrence P. D. Bollman Helen Serfass Elwood Miltenberger Tilghman Oplinger Paul Perger Pike

Sauer Kraut Supper A Big Success At Christ Ev Ref Church

The annual Sauer Kraut Supper hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Christ Evangelical Reformed Church drew 265 attendees of all ages in Bath at the Firemen's Auditorium. Tables featured rose bouquets and homemade candies sold to raise funds for the organization.

Bath Ladies Aid Society of Christ Ev Ref

Eleventh Hour Salvation Sermon At Christ Church

Rev R H Helfferich preached a stirring Sunday sermon on Eleventh Hour Salvation. The Ladies Aid Society held a coffee gathering and ingathering of Gleaners with a program. Mrs L W Siegfried presided, Mrs George E Sherer secretary. An executive Sunday School session is planned Friday at 8. Next Sunday features Foreign Mission program, and a catechetical class begins at 1 PM with Rev Helfferich.

Christ Church R. H. Helfferich Christ Ev Ladies Aid Society L. W. Siegfried George E. Sherer

Frederick Frantz Accepts Position in Paterson

Frederick Frantz son of Mr and Mrs F J Frantz East Main Street has accepted a new position in Paterson joining a local firm and beginning duties immediately.

Frederick Frantz F. J. Frantz East Main St

Buffet Style Party Foods and a Chicken Mold Dessert

The article extols buffet dining with large shared dishes and a standout chicken mold dessert. It details a Jellied Cranberry Relish layer, a White Layer Chicken Mousse, and assembly steps, including chilling, molds, and serving on lettuce or herbs. It lists ingredients, preparation steps, and serving tips for a party-quality display.

Classic Cheesy Beef Spaghetti Bake Casserole

Brown the beef in butter with salt and pepper. Stir in cream of mushroom soup then add spaghetti. Transfer to a buttered dish, top with grated cheese and bake at 350 for 20 to 30 minutes. Serves 6 to 7. Suggest serving a beverage such as coffee or hot chocolate.

Local hires move to new Wright Areonautical post

The subject accepted a position with Wright Areonautical Corporation at Paterson New Jersey and began work this Monday morning. He studied at Muhlenberg College and previously worked for Dixie Cup Co. in Easton after leaving school. Mr and Mrs Frantz will occupy an apartment in the new location.

Wright Areonautical Corporation Paterson N. J Muhlenberg College Dixie Cup Co Easton Frantz

Preserving surplus meat by hot pack canning method

Miss F Marguerite Erikson Northampton County home economics extension representative promotes hot pack canning of meat for homemakers. She outlines tender cuts in one pound pieces cooked at 350 F and less tender cuts boiled 12 to 20 minutes, warning against fat heavy meat and detailing safe processing with hot water or steam pressure methods. A circular 196 from Pennsylvania State College explains preparation steps and a free copy is available from the Easton extension office.

Pennsylvania F. Marguerite Erikson Home Economics Extension Northampton County Miss Erikson Harrisburg Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Extension Asociation Office Court House Easton

Bacon Cooking Methods and Leftover Uses

The text outlines baked bacon on a rack in a 400 degree oven for 15 to 18 minutes with no turning and no draining, saving fat for later use. It also covers pan fried bacon in a cold pan on low heat for 8 to 10 minutes, turning often, and pouring off fat as it cooks. It lists leftover uses including potato salad wilted lettuce cream soups muffins and creamed eggs or potatoes.

Bath Briefs Highlight Local Social and Work News

Mrs. Mattie Fritz of Nazareth visited her mother Mrs. Wm. H Frey in Bath. Charles Landis bought a new automobile. Mrs. Howard Jones led a Republican Women meeting with 150 attendees at Golden Glow Inn. Bartholomew visited Nazareth. Chester Fava injured three toes at Penn-Dixie Cement Plant No. 4. Dr. Hahn treated him. George Schlabach of New York City broke a leg in a fall at his home. Irene Vogel and Mildred Haupt visited Allentown with Peter Skelly. Stanley Hackman returned from Haff's Hospital after an operation. W. J. Kirkpatrick transacted business in Bath. Daniel Worman recovering from illness. Lewis Hensinger visited Bath. Annie Mertz of Bethlehem visited relatives. Bath Town Council met. Bath PTA program led by teachers. Dr. J. Reese Kilgore spoke. Bartholomew played piano solos. Ralph Ervin to enter Northampton High junior oratorical Feb 16. Bath wrestlers plan a return meet with Rosetta. Sauer Kraut supper at Sacred Heart Church Feb 18. Rev. Helfferich and delegate attended Fast Pennsylvania Classis in Easton. Rosa Moser of Philadelphia spent weekend with parents. Agnes Schremple visited Nazareth. David Plotnick and family visited Bath. Mrs. R. H. Helfferich left Bath for Hartford to visit relatives. Snow on trees and shrubs may cause damage. Penn State hort specialists urge removal after snowfall.

Bath Mattie Fritz Nazareth Wm. H Frey Charles Landis Howard Jones Northampton County Council of Republican Women Golden Glow Inn Freemansburg Road Bethlehem R. H. Bartholomew Chester Fawa West Main St Penn- Dixie Cement Corp Dexter Fava F. J. Hahn George Schlabach New York City Beers Mary Schlabach Irene Vogel Irene Haupt Mildred Haupt Allentown Peter Skelly Stanley Hackman Haff's Hospital W. J. Kirkpatrick Richlandtown Daniel F. Worman Arippe Lewis D. Hensinger Annie Mertz Ralph Ervin Northampton High Ladies of the Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Church R. H. Helfferich Christ Church Pennsylvania St. Mark's Church Easton Rosa Moser Philadelphia Agnes Schremple Anna Brandl Washington &I David R. Plotnick Town Hartford Conn Wm. Merritt

How to Buy and Cook Bacon Like a Pro

Mrs. G learns to select top bacon by brand, looking for mild sugar cure, fine meat grain, and even fat streaks. The guide covers sourcing from corn fed hogs, dry sugar curing, and hickory smoking, plus slab, sliced, nuggets, and Canadian style options and three cooking methods.

Mrs. G Brand

Patriotic Order of Americans Meet Held in Eagle Hall

Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Americans met last Wednesday in Eagle Hall Center Square with President Grace Barrall in charge. Acting Chaplain Evelyn Frantz led devotions and Mabel Stettler reported on finances. Several members were on the sick list and weekly prize was won by Jennis Prants.

Patriotic Order of Americans Eagle Hall Center Square Grace Barrall Evelyn Frantz Mabel Stettler Carrie Barrall Mary Abel Minnie Werkheiser Rosa Siegfried Thomas Weaver Jennis Prants

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