Frey Named President of Northampton County Blind Association
Clifford F. Frey was elected president of the Northampton County Branch of the Pennsylvania State Association for the Blind at a Tuesday meeting held at 127 East Broad Street Bethlehem. He succeeds acting president Mrs Alexander Maysells, with Mrs Dodson remaining as vice president.
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Northampton County
Pennsylvania State Association For the Blind
Ass'n
E. Broad St
Bethlehem
Clifford F. Frey
Alexander Maysells
Adams Dodson
Dodson
L. H. Winkler
Clifford F. Prey
Wm. P. Gano
Nazareth
Arthur 8. Lambert
Bath
Walter C. Ruthhardt
John H. Sencenbach
George Aykroyd
P. A. Bergstresser
Hellertown
H. I. Klopp
Allentown
Robertson
Paul M. Memmert
Maysells
Frey
Directors of Bath and nearby districts to merge meeting
School directors from Bath East Allen Hanover Township and Chapman Quarries plan a February 24 meeting at Wolf Jr High Bath to discuss merging as required by the New School Code. County Sept. George A Grim will preside with the County Board of School Directors named Schafer Gray McIlhaney Schlege and Dimmick from the directors convention last fall.
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Bath
East Allen
Hanover Township
Chapman Quarries
Wolf Jr
George A. Grim
Schafer, Gray
McIlhaney
Schlege
Dimmick
Bath Town Committee Appointments Named for Ensuing Term
President George J. Spengler of Bath Town Council names standing committees. Street with Scheffler Lambert and Hutchison as chairs, Water with Lambert Smith and Harding, Light with Harding Smith and Hoch, Finance with Smith Hutchison and Scheffler, Law with Hoch Lambert and Harding, Public Property with Hutchison Scheffler and Hoch. The first names listed are the chairmen.
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George J. Spengler
Bath
Bath Pastor Conducts Two Weddings in Same Church
Beckman Strawn Allen and Verna Strawn of Bath wed at Christ Ev Reformed Church with Rev Helferich officiating in a daytime ceremony. Alleman Fatsinger, also of Bath, married Gladys Patzinger of Bath and Fred Alleman of Millersburg in a candlelight service. The couple will reside at Millersburg where the groom farms. Mr and Mrs Eberly marked their 54th anniversary on February ith.
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Beckman—Strawn
Allen J. Heckman
Verna J. Strawn
Bath
Christ Ev.Reformed Church
R. H. Helfferich
Alleman—Fatsinger
Christ Ev-Reformer Church
Gladys Patzinger
Alfred Fatzinger
Fred Richard Alleman
Millersburg
Benjamin Eberly
East Main Street
Luther League Meets at St Johns Church Social Rooms
The Monthly meeting of the Luther League convened in St Johns Church social rooms. Miss Helen Shiffer sang a solo Miss Mildred Bengston gave a reading and Miss Rebecca Abel led the discussion. Refreshments were served by Charles Diener and Henry Fehnel.
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The
Luther League
St. John's Church
Helen Shiffer
Mildred Bengston
Rebecca Abel
Charles Diener
Henry Fehnel
Bath Republican Council of Women Rally at East Main Street
A large Bath rally by the Bath Republican Council of Women gathered at their East Main Street headquarters on Wednesday evening. Speaker Eugene Barnako led a program with several notable items including local civic notices and community updates.
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Bath
Varsity Wrestling Wins at Lafayette and Local News Update
George E Sherer and Dick Vaughan captured wins in the 175 pound and heavyweight classes at Lafayette Saturday. John Stocker and family moved from Main Street to Abbott Rothrock dwelling on South Walnut Street. James Bartholomew, Bath leader of the cornet band, observed his birthday and remains bedfast. Visitors to the Heckman home included Chester Townsend Henry Heckman family and Walter Heckman. Allen Heckman and bride will reside at 52 West Ettwein Street Bethlehem. Annie Stephens from Norwalk visited Wm Scheffler and family. Rev Harold Muffley of Williams Township visited his parents on Penn Street.
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John H. Sencenbach
Christ Ev. Reformed Church
East Pennsylvania
General Synod
Columbus
Ohio
Bath
Wmf. Ginther
Howard Jones
Northampton High
L. W. Siegfried
Wm. J. Moser
Charles Graver
Bensing
Moore Township
Lehighton
John Mann
Seemsville
L. H. Bartholomew
Washington Street
Abbot Rothrock
Beersville Pike
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Zeresh Continental Orchestra
Republican Council of Women of
Bath and Vicinity
Nazareth “Y
Nazareth Republican Council
Edgar Graver
Yates
Catasauqua
George E. Sherer
Chancellor Martens
Wm. Zakocs
Alfred Fatzinger
St. Lukes Hospital
Russel Cowling
Mark R. Wagner
Richland
Lebanon County
Young Ladies Bible Class
St. John's Lutheran Church
Yale
Burnetta Hayne
Hello
Bell Co
Allentown
Lewis J. M. Keppinger
Lena Kleppinger
Florida
John Hann
Sacred Heart Church
Bath Council No. 120 Jr. C. U. A. M. of
Malta Hall
Main Street
Arthur Jaxheimer
George Strunk
Chester A. Strunk
Lafayette
Dick Vaughan
Newton Boys Club
F. & M. Lancaster
John R. Stocker
First National Bank
Abbott Rothrock
Walnut Street
James F. Bartholomew
Henry Heckman
Lorraine
Mary
Mr. Wright
Bethlehem
Walter Heckman
Allen Heckman
West Ettweing Street
Kurtz Purchure
West Side
Thlehem
Annie Stephens
Staney
Norwalk
Conn
Wm. J. Scheffler
Penn Street
Harold Muffley
Williams Township Lutheran Church
Frank Muffley
Men of Consistory to Host Fried Oyster Supper
The Christ Ev Reformed Church Men of the Consistory will serve a fried oyster supper from 5 to 8 Thursday in the Firemen's Auditorium. The event, prepared entirely by the men, aims to rival the Ladies Aid Sour Krou supper held last month.
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Consistory of
Christ Ev.Reformed Church
Sour Krou
Foreign Mission Day Services at Christ Ev Reformed Church
Sunday service featured a program with rotogravure photos from Foreign Fields. Supt. David Smith led a quartet of Ruth Ernest Pauline Overcash Dorothy Wagner and Phyllis Diehl. Offertory rose and will be aided by coin gleaner cards returning February 27. Harrisburg history project to reveal pre revolutionary era in Southwestern Pennsylvania with Greene County focus.
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Christ Ev.Reformed Church
David Smith
Ruth Ernest
Pauline Overcash
Dorothy Wagner
Phyllis Diehl
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Publicity Commission
Greene County Historical Society
Greene County
Cornwall Furnace Named Pennsylvania Historic Shrine
The Cornwall Furnace near Cornwall in Lebanon County, built in 1742 by Iron-master Peter Grub, is opened as Pennsylvania's historic shrine under state auspices. The site, including the old furnace and adjacent buildings, is on public view daily and highlights 40,000,000 tons mined from this region and Revolutionary War production for the Continental Army.
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Harrisburg
George Washington
Pennsylvania
Cornwall Furnace
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania Publiity Commission
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Peter Grub
Grubb
Susquehanna
Baltimore
England
Continental Army
Philadelphia
Early tomato seeds urged for early crop by gardeners
Penn State vegetable gardeners say seed should be ordered now for the upcoming tomato crop. New strains and selections show plant breeders pursuing an early, high yield of smooth red fruit with good flavor.
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Penn State
Market gardeners praise new snap bean varieties
Growers report Ten dergreen and New or Asgrow Stringless Greenpod in the Giant Stringless Greenpod type yield smoother straighter pods with smaller indentations than old greenpod beans. Stringless Black Valentine is noted as good for shipping by Penn State vegetable gardeners.
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Penn State
Never a Country Like America in Unity and Diversity
An editorial notes that unity rests on democracy as America’s people are not homogeneous. It highlights the Urbanism Report by the National Resources Committee, which shows mass city life brings diverse social groups into close contact, with two thirds of the population in cities and foreign born among over a million residents.
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National Resources Committee
America
Diversity in American Cities and the Need for Broad Planning
The text notes that urban populations mix immigrants, their children, and African Americans, creating a diverse but often segregated mosaic. It argues for broad gauge planning to reconcile diverse viewpoints, stressing Pennsylvania as a focal example.
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Pennsylvania
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