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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

5

Nazareth News Roundup Adopts Church Rules and Local Happenings

In Nazareth 45 years ago the new St John s missionary society adopted its rules with dues set at five cents monthly. Frosty streets and icy sidewalks linger after last week s cold and recent light snow and rain. Residents include Mr and Mrs George Geiger planning a new home, and others traveling to or from Nazareth for work, schooling or sale of goods. A long paragraph notes a campus escape at Nazareth Hall and its recapture, while town leaders discuss remodeling Parochial Hall and attracting bids for the project.

New Missionary Society of George Geiger Lancaster Nazareth William Kreider Cemetery Hill Asher Knecht Christian Spring Schlabach William Ackerman Lower Nazareth Robert Meller Aluta Keifer C. C. Willauer Stockertown A. T. Shiffert Asa Martha Fraze Kraemer Harry J. Anangst Beck Bros Irvin Nicholas Will New Village Easton John Josiah Bruch Philadelphia Mr. Bruch Margaretta T. Walton Linden Hall Seminary Luiis John F. Beitel New Orleans Atlanta Montgomery Ala Emile Wagner Charleston 8. C Nazareth Hall Moorestown Bethlehem Allentown New York Professor Lanius Lanius

18 Years Ago Snowbound Town Struggles After Storm

Snow banks six feet high clogged streets as the Hay trolley line reached the town outskirts. Workers back from out of town faced delays. power houses at Penn Allen Cement were damaged. residents faced bread shortages and transportation halts as storms persisted. Local and out-of-town workers endured weeklong disruptions.

Allen Street Railway Co W. Haldeman Nazareth Hall Edwin Clewell Northampton County Almhouse Maré Parseghian High Street Black Rock Lane Gerald Knecht Charles Knecht St. Luke’s Hospital Bethlehem Harvey Troxell Penn-Allen Cement Co Walter Loux Easton Frederick Martin Philadelphia O Bath Nazareth Norman Uhler University of Pennsylvania Irvin Stockertown Hecktown

Pennsylvania Farm Security Board Named

Harrisburg reports J Hansell French State Secretary of Agriculture named to the Pennsylvania advisory committee for the Farm Security Administration. The group assists in Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act administration with members from several state institutions. Tioga Crawford Washington and Franklin counties designated for loans under the Farm Tenant Loan Program, with a $118,828 allocation for the year ending June 30, 1938.

Harrisburg J. Hansell French Henry A. Wallace United States Secretary of Agriculture Pennsylvania Farm Security Administration George Schuler Fleetwood R. L. Watts Pennsylvania State College H. C. Metteroff Department of Public Instruction Homer Vancott New Milford Richard Vaux Maple Glen Wilmot D. Cloese Lake Ariel John Bush Pleasant Unity H. M. Pates Kennett Square Carson F. Marts Somerset Tioga Crawford Washington Franklin Bankhead-Jones Carson F. Martz Secretary of State Farm Security Advisory Committee FSA Secretary of Agriculture

Motorist taxes rise sharply in Pennsylvania

The Keystone Automobile Club reports a 136.4 percent rise in motorist taxation in ten years, from 1926 to 1936, with state tax take up by 48,886,000 dollars. Officials anticipate further increases as 1937 figures become available, claiming tax levels exceed reasonable bounds.

Pennsylvania Keystone Automobile Club Nived Maxwell C. Barber Club

Shakespeare and the rise of a literary icon

The piece reflects on Shakespeare’s obscure early life and rise to wealth, noting his London career, marriage to Anne Hathaway, and posthumous fame. It contrasts his modest beginnings with today’s high valuations for his works, while mentioning tax concerns and public attention to motorist charges.

J. Shakespeare Anne Anne Hathaway Stratford Slattery Anne Whately William Shakespeare London America Shakespeare Coud New York Doctor 8 A. Tannenbaum Stratford-on-Avon

Civil Service Examinations Announced for Various Posts

The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for Senior scientific aid preparator in pathology at 2000 a year with Army Medical Museum Physiotherapy aide at 1600 a year with U S Public Health Service and Veterans Administration Printer proofreader at 132 per hour for 40 hours at the Government Printing Office Full information from Miss Marion Hangen Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office.

United States Civil Service Commission Army Medical Museum U. S. Public Health Service Veterans’ Administration Government Printing Office Marion Hangen U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Die Buva Am Shtor Scene in a Pennsylvania Dutch hamlet

A rough-edged vignette of a rural crossroad store and post office as the Pa German community gathers. The scene shifts among old cronies, country homes, and a WPA worker turned farmer, with a narrator recalling a 1910 census near Nazareth and Pen Argyl. The tale centers on labor, debt, and a slave worker named Danny, detailing plantation life and local power dynamics.

Die Buva Am Shtor

Debate Over Lincoln Gettysburg Speech and Shakespeare Authorship

The fragment notes claims that Lincoln spoke at Gettysburg and questions Shakespeare's existence, mentioning theories that Bacon or the Earl of Oxford authored his plays. It cites a 1937 copyright.

Lincoln Gettysburg Shakespeare Sir Francis Bacon Earl of Oxford

Fragmented OCR note on Pennsylvania event

A garbled OCR passage references Pennsylvania and a sequence of unclear names and phrases. The text lacks coherent facts to identify a person, place, date, or event with confidence. No verifiable details are available to form a complete news item.

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