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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
3
Hearst papers fueled war talk about Japan as voices in America speculated on conflict. Japan’s spokesman asserted no possibility of war with the United States and little likelihood of war with Russia, tempering the anticipations of orient-related tensions for years ahead.
Obituaries for Elmer W. C. Rabenold 68 of Tatamy, carpenter, survived by wife Anna and daughter Marie with burial in Greenwood Nazareth. John R. Griffith 60 Nazareth, bronchial pneumonia, survived by daughters, sisters, and two, funeral held in Allentown. Andrew R. Fogel 77 at Well residence, died after long illness, services in Dryland Church Hecktown with interment. John J. Kemmerer Nazareth native, bakery man later at Ithaca, died aged 61 in Ithaca New York, survived by family and former colleagues.
The Helping Hand Bible Class of the Salem Congregational Sunday School will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. Paul Weaver's home. The local school sixth seventh and eighth grade literary society elected officers Friday afternoon for the next six weeks: president Richard Fritz, vice president Junior Jones, secretary Mildred Weidman.
The piece argues that relief pay may circulate back to Wall Street and Big Business, acting as an unearned subsidy. It questions who benefits, notes Wall Street never funded the relief, and suggests only an top economist could untangle the finances.
Citizens nationwide announce candidacies as election season nears. The piece notes growing political interest, ease of filing to appear on ballots, and quotes Hawley W. Wilbur on ethics and the NRA era shaping industry and labor conditions.
The Dramatic Club announced multiple plays including Green Shadows by Laura Marshall and Two Crooks and a Lady by Eugene Pillot. Cast lists, orchestra, and committees were provided, with ticket sales through club members and a social reception for new members at the YMC.
A community report notes a cake won by Mrs. Elsie Koehler and music by a quartet of Margaret Wartman Jean Kern Ruth Johnson and Virginia Sloyer. Betty Naomi Kreidler and Marjorie Kleppinger performed, with prizes awarded in hagas 500 and door drawings. Next party slated for the first Wednesday in March.
Mrs Israel Heyer marked her 82nd birthday with a Sunday dinner at her Centre street home. Guest list included relatives and friends from Bethlehem Nazareth Pen Argyl Easton and nearby towns, with many Heyer family members and guests sharing cake and fellowship.
At a recent meeting of St. John's Reformed Church sistory committees were named for Property music entertainment ushers auxiliary organization finance Audit nomination missionary and stewardship and servicem. A note mentions a separate line about a Fat of Friday celebration and a person named Balti eer Vb, then a patient description of a woman who received 72 preetines of cheer and is confined to her room.
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