Public Service Commission Prepares for Busy February
Harrisburg reports the Public Service Commission will hold hearings and conferences in twenty one counties this February with sessions planned in Harrisburg Pottsville Greensburg Williamsport Sunbury Scranton Indiana Butler Kittanning Uniontown Wilkes Barre Emporium Warren Erie Franklin New Castle Beaver Wellsboro Towanda Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Pottsville
Greenburg
Williamsport
Sunbury
Scranton
Indiana
Butler
Kittanning
Uniontown
Wilkes-Barre
Emporium
Warren Erie
Franklin
New Castle Beaver Wellsboro
Towanda
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Local Lutheran Conference Committeemen Named
The Rev. Carson C. Snyder of Slatington announces 1934 committee appointments for the Allen town Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania and adjacent States. Local clergy named include Inner Missions Revs L B Klick Wind Gap and George S Kleckner of town. Luther League Rev R L Kerstetter Bath. Youth activity Rev Harvey C Snyder of town. Congregational Interests Rev J A Klick of town. Stewardship layman Frank Huth of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson C. Snyder
Slatington
Allentown
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
L. B. Klick
Wind Gap
Georges
Kleckner
Luther League
R. L. Kerstetter
Bath
Harvey C. Snyder
J. A. Klick
Frank Huth
Monster Snake Plant at Green Street Home
Mrs. D. C. Siegfried of Green Street, town, has a snake plant ready to bloom, standing 5 feet 4 inches high. The plant thrives without soil or moisture in winter and is set out in summer like an ordinary flowering plant. Blooms show varied hues with a peculiar odor at their best. Anyone interested may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Siegfried
Green Street
Town
Progressive Social at West Centre and Belvidere Streets
A progressive party at the home of Stanley Veto and H C Masters on West Centre street and Belvidere street drew attendees including Stanley Veto Vincent Masters Joseph Mahorsky C C Roth Paul Roth Charles Gotto Francis Stannard P H Dech P J Peters and H C Masters Enjoyable time was had playing 500 Refreshments were served Mr and Mrs John Rader Mr and Mrs William Hentz and son Mr and Mrs Andrew Nagle were guests Prizes were awarded during the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Veto
West Centre Street
Town
H. C. Masters
Belvidere Street
Vincent Masters
Joseph Mahorsky
C. C. Roth
Paul Roth
Charles Gotto
Francis Stannard
P. H. Dech
P. J. Peters
John Rader
William Hentz
Andrew Nagle
Paul Bayda
Ta Townites Attend Funeral of Elmer W C Rabenold
Mr and Mrs Edwin Young of Bangor Mr and Mrs Theodore Haney and Paul Shive Tamamy and Nettie Dech of town were guests of Mr and Mrs Grover Foultz who entertained with cards and a dinner Pall bearers Elwood Kline George Miller Clarence Young Alvin Milheim Homer Albert and George Berger served at the funeral of Elmer W C Rabenold late of Tatamy with burial in Greenwood cemetery Rev F R Shafer Tatamy officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Young
Bangor
Theodore Haney
Paul Shive
Tamamy
Nettie Dech
Town
Grover Foultz
Elwood Kline
George Miller
Clarence Young
Alvin Milheim Homer Albert
George Berger
Elmer W C. Rabenold
Greenwood Cemetery
F. R. Shafer
Local Radio Genius Aims High From Broad Street Workshop
Romaine Ruhf a 1933 High School class member runs a home workshop on So Broad Street where he experiments with radio sets partly built or rebuilt by himself. He has contact with 566 stations including entries from Venezuela and Rio Janeiro. He receives programs between 2 and 3 a.m. and has letters of commendation from program sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine Ruhf
Broad Street
South America
Venezuela
Rio Janeiro
Beatrice Carmel Birthday Party Noted At Carmel Farm
Miss Beatrice Carmel celebrated her birthday with a party at Carmel Farm hosted by her father Meredith Scheer. Guests included Margaret Sac eer, Katherine Haldeman, Naomi Herzing, Anna Bouratier, Preda Scheetz, Wayne Ruliff, Edward King, Homer Bath, Joan Young, Truman Kidd, Leonard Carmel, Sylvia Carmel, and Hector Carmel. Attendees enjoyed dancing, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jargu
Carmel Tees
Entertained Friends at South Whitheld Street Party
Mr and Mrs D Widmer Wolf hosted a Sunday gathering at their home on South Whitheld Street. Attendees included Mao and Mrs William Bere, Florenes Strunk from Bethlehem, Mr and Mrs Haris Werner Balicdated, Wilkin Bethley of Allertawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Widmer Wolf
Fold
Ther
South Whiatheldtreet
Mao
Wiliam Bere
Florenes Strunk
Bethlehem
Haris Werner Balicdated
Wilkin Bethley
Allertawa
Lincoln banquet attendees noted from the Americas Hotel event
A list of attendees includes Mr Millies, Mr and Mrs Geitee, Mr and Mrs Asher Hagenieh, Mrs Howard Shater, Mrs Frank Poodtam, Mrs Victor Wilameet, Mr and Mrs Pryamel Frankenfield, Elmer Abel, Mr and Mrs Harry Frey, and Mr and Mrs Charles Ungerer. The group attended a Wednesday evening Lincoln banquet at the Americas Hotel in Aulentons, an annual observance moderated with republican traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millies
Geitee
Asher Hagenieh
Howard Shater
Frank Poodtam
Victor Wilameet
Pryamel Frankenfield
Elmer Abel
Harry Frey
Charles Ungerer
Dbincoln Banques
Americas
Hitel
Aulentons
Traversary
Republic
Card Party At Movtonka Trike Event Evening
Fragmentary notice describes a card party at Movtonka Trike with a planned event after a fiesta. Mentions attendees, shopping and a local gathering with informal arrangements and activities. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a community social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucatees
Vigilance Hose to Hold February Meeting at 7:30 PM
Local vigilance hose company schedules its February business meeting for Monday evening at 7 30. The page also notes numerous social calls, visits, and short notices about residents visiting relatives in towns including Saylorsburg East Bangor Bath Belfast and Nazareth. The item also advertises a 1934 Studebaker display at Ziegler Motors in Nazareth and mentions several local residents and events.
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Vigilance Hose Company
Flora B. Shields
Town
Mary C. Allen
Pen Argyl
Alvin Sebers
Saylorsburg
C. W Arnold
John Vannatta
Morris Vannatta
East Bangor
Arlene Fehnel
West Chester State Teachers College
Clarence F. Fennel
Monroe Davidson
Stockertown
George Klumper
Irvin Werkheiser
Joseph Frey
Bath
Jeremiah Stoudt
Harold
Earl D. Koehler
Kenneth
Marion
Mary Flick Shirley
William Herbst
Thomas Graver
Edelman
Charles Edelman
Harvey Edelman
Thomas Shafer
Norman Smith
Belvdere
N. J
William Beck
Miss Broadbent
Dubois
William Kolb
Philadelphia
Melvin Holmes
Asbury Park
Ziegler Motors
South Main Street
Messinger Building
Nazareth
Lester J. Rohn
Sarah Smith
Easton
Margaret Slutter
Newbury
Jacob Heckman
Emroy Ruhl
Allentown
John Wellick
Doylestown
Levine Rice
Bangor
Charles Milheim
Stanley Hahn
Howard Hahn
Albert Bond
Barbarana
Wilsonborough
Irvin Hoch
Cora
Harret Basley
John Rissmiller
Clearfield
Harvey Hagenbuch
William Shook
Frank Toth
Ralph Rader
Belfast
Chifford Altemose
Gordon
Rute
Darwin
Chirk
Donations to Orphans Home Highlight Local Gifts
Local donations to the Lutheran Orphans' Home at Topton Berks County include contributions from Arndt's Church Willing Workers Society $2.17 Arndt's Union Sunday School Missionary Society $10 Mrs J A Fetheroff Stockertown $10 Forks Salem Union Sunday School $54 St John's Lutheran Sunday town $75 St John Mrs James Georg Mrs Frank Mr Hatt Huth and others from town with donors listed across multiple communities including Moore Jowashiy George Ro Raesiy Stockertown Pen Argyl Northampton and Upper Nazareth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Orphans
Topton
Berk County
Arndt
Church Willing Workers Society
Union Sunday School Missionary Society
J. A. Fetheroff Stockertown
Forks Salem
Pramain
Bereon
Cilia Fruted
Caron Rubus Bayler
Frank Newhead
Harry Miltenbergere
Arthur Sisans
Dera Wee Knecht
Moore Jowashiy
George Ro Raesiy
Julia Varto
Rosetta
Clarence Bak
Wedded in Nazareth Two Local Marriages Reported
Miss Helen Sokositz and Lucia Nagy wed at Holy Family Church Nazareth in a morning nuptial mass. Bridesmaids included Ida Malekovits and Margaret Sokositz. best man was John Nagy. reception at Nagy residence. Catherine Franzeak and Joseph Serrock also wed at Holy Family Church Nazareth.
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Helen Sokositz
Frederick Sokositz
Heckman Avenue
Nazareth
Lucia Nagy
Emeric Nagy
Madison Avenue
Holy Family
Frankosky
John Nagy
Frank Nagy
Felix Shuck
Ida Malekovits
Margaret Sokositz
Bertha Ricker
John Traupmar
Frank Ddovits
Mrs. Nagy
Harrisburg reports brisk 1934 vehicle registrations so far
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles says more than 13 55,000 sets of license plates issued. Registrations for 1934 remain in steady demand, running about 50,000 ahead of last year.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trust Service
Nazareth National Bank and Trust Co
Penna
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Werage
Bartholomew
Bath, PA
Brodheadsville Hotel
Brodheadsville, PA
Mare
Clyde Colver
Farmers Union Mutual Fire Ins. Co
The
Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Hl. P. Yeisley
Lutheran Conference
Freda Scheerz
Scheer
Frank Dilcherd
Charles Hawk
Eugene Johnson
Nelson Andrews
Moorestown
Chares Fehr
North Main
North Streets
John Abel
Lester Mier
Beersville
Charles Kingle
E. Marion Young
Temple University
Anangst & Sons Dept
Lillian Monprode
Alice Heller
William Weaver
Kerndale
Edward Weiss
William Stewart
Havan Shaffer
Kraemer Hosiery Company
Raymond Michael
F. P. Hahn
Palmer Township
Paul Heckman
Charles Sunday
Newport
Lester Stewart
North Main Street
WS. Harris
Evangelical Church
Harri St
Clinton D. Frantz
Ethel Leh
Centenary Collegiate Institute For Girls
Hackettstown
Howard Leh
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N. O. Simons & Son Contractors
Aad Builders
R the Nazamet Vpeenna
Myer
Nagy-Sokositz
Maytag
TAG Business Good
Harry Freeman
Henry Schlegel
S. and
H. Freeman
E. J. Uangst & Sons
Bushkill Milling CO
Rupert O. Sturcis
Itterly
Northampton County
Second National Bank
Bank of Real Service
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