Civil War Veteran William Heberling Dies at Cross Roads
William Heberling 89 long prominent resident and last Civil War veteran in the township died Saturday at Cross Roads Northampton County from general debility after eight weeks bedfast. Survived by widow Amanda two children Alvin Bath and Elsie Ryan Allentown five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday with services at his home and U B church Cross Roads interment in U B cemetery at Chapmanquarries.
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William Heberling
Cross Roads
Northampton County
Amanda
Alvin
Bath
Elsie Ryan
Allentown
U. B
Chapman Quarries
Obituary for Mrs Mary J Heyer at 73 in Moorestown area
Mrs Mary J Heyer wife of Senius Heyer dies at home between Moorestown and Daniels Slate Quarry from complications of diseases aged 73. Survived by husband and five children Annie Roy Heyer Frank Heyer Milton Heyer and Mrs Hardy Schimmer. Private services held at late home and interment at Fairview cemetery Moorestown. Rev W U Helffrich officiated.
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Mary J. Heyer
Mary J
Senius Heyer
Moorestown
Daniels Slate Quarry
Annie
Roy Heyer
Frank Heyer
Chicago
Milton Heyer
Hardy Schimmer
Philadelphia
Fairview
W. VU. Helffrich
D. C
Town Jottings of visiting friends and local events
Visitors at the Bartholomews included the Lutz family from Allentown with Dorothy Pauline and Monroe. Community notes mention juror H H Heler Jr in Easton Civil court, executors named for Abraham Fehnel of Bath, and various relatives traveling to North Wales, Nazareth, Chap man Quarries and Bethlehem. Local school principal A O Shiffer received a birthday surprise. Valentine parties and church activities noted. several residents visited or planned relocations and appointments in Bethlehem, Allentown, Easton and Bath.
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Horace Heller, Jr
Town
Calvin Spengler
East Allen Township
Easton
Robert Kieffer
Calvary M. E. Church
M. E
Chapman Quarries
Belfast
Wind Gap
Joseph A. Horner
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Woodrow Kramer
Robert Fogel
New York City
Frank W. Schreiber
Zionsville
Mohr
Allentown
Daniel W. Shuler
Helen
Morris Slifer
Henry
Trappe
Lena Rimby
Collegeville
Reformed Parsonage
Allen Abel
Green Street
B. Eagleton
Washington, D. C
Walnut Street
Lewis D. Kretcher
Bangor
H. E. Bartholomew
Milton Lutz
Dorothy
Pauline
Monroe
H. H. Heler, Jr
Wilson H. Fehnel
Catasauqua
Amandus Fehnel
Bath
Abraham Fehnel
Samuel W. Danner
H. Kuehn
Emma le van
Ralston Bartholomew
Carl Sencenbach
Samuel Barrall
Anton Schweitzer
Barbara Schweitzer
Melvin Houser
Cyril Kummerer
Ida Graver
Marion Schlegel
Harold Schlegel
Sherwood Eberly
Harold Bittenbender
Elias Spengler
C. H. Kuehn
Elizabeth Sencenbach
Hilda Ervin
David Smith
Lewellyn Jones
Ethel Cressman
Liberty High
Bethlehem
Workingmen's Beneficial Association of the Sacred Heart Church
Washington Street
Warren Wood
Englewood
N. J
T. W. Schwab
Epworth League
Chapman M. E
Llewellyn Jones
Virginia Herd
Richard Tinney
Chapman Borough
Edwin Fry
Kingsport
Tenn
Daniel Smith
Michael Garage
J. R. Clarke
John F. Clarke
William Landis
Robert Smickley
William Smickley
Clement Lerch
Nazareth
Robert Lerch
Overhauser
Hughes
Harrisburg
Clarence F. Lerch
William Kutz
Danielsville
J. H. Hawk
Chestnut Street
Amandus
Bernice Laub Cheezum
James R. Cheezum
Baltimore
William Irwin Gettig
Belair
340 Island Avenue
Emma 8. Laub
Bath Baseball Club
F. J. Frantz
E. A. Graver
Benjamin W. Irvin
William Lowe
John Auddrey
Morris Kieffer
S. M. Barral
Esther Windt
Edward Wagner
Lieby
Ray Shoemaker
Howard Zerwick
Local Talent to Present Varieties of 1929 Play
Local Dramatic Association members stage Varieties of 1929 at Northampton Street Theatre to raise funds for Public School Library. Amateurs showcase talent while Bethlehemites Kathleen Whalen and Violet Hahn visit, and Troop 33 Boy Scouts attend a county mobilization event at Bethlehem High School.
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Northampton St
Local Dramatic Association
Kathleen Whalen
Violet Hahn
Bethlehem
Boy Scout of
Bath
Bethlehem High School South Side
Walnut Street church Valentine social and local notices
Community events include a Walnut Street Presbyterian Valentine social, a well attended Union Prayer service at In Christ Reformed church, and a series of social and family visits. Car deliveries from Square-Deal garage list several local residents with Chevrolet and Ford models. Occasional weekend travels and a Penn Street water main leak closing school early are noted, along with Lions Club and Women’s Missionary Society meetings.
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Young People's Society
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Union
Christ Reformed Church
J. Siegfried
L. W. Knecht
Bernida
William Whitesell
Bethlehem
Harry Whitesell
Charles Kreicter
Rhoda Young
Allentown
Square-Deal
A. S. Lambert
Edward Wagner
Chevrolet
Stephen Ginther
Howard Jones
Ford
Clarence Derohn
Farmersville
Chancellor Martena
Grace Eleanor
Benj. F. Ervin
Rachel E. Worman
J. H. Frederick Silk Mills
Emaus
J. K. Worman
Ernest Brandle
Joseph Manning
Philadelphia
Mark R. Kreidler
New York City
Herbert R. Kreidler
Trenton
N. J
George W. Kreidler
George F. Bittenbender
Byron Schupp
Criminal Court
Easton
Bath Lions Club
Bath Hotel
Womens Missionary Society
Clarence Lerch
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From The State College
Pennsylvania State College specialists urge breeders to evaluate sires, join bull associations, and improve herd genetics. Other tips promote long-row planting, alfalfa sowing with lime, early egg production, selective pruning of roses, dressed beet sales, and forest improvement cutting for better tree quality and growth.
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Pennsylvania State College
State College
Sabbath School Association Notes Readied for Feb Meeting
District leaders plan a February district meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran on North Fourth with focus on leadership training Vacation Bible School parent training and Sunday School outreach. Bethlehem Bangor Pen Argyl Easton will hold spring conventions as Northampton district reports strong teacher training and a notable Zion Lutheran Northampton graduation.
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Sedgwick
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
North Fourth St
Bethlehem
Bangor
Pen Argyl
Easton
South Side
Northampton
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
A. S. Deibert
J. H. Sence
Bach County
International Journal of Religious Education
Irvin Bretz
County Association
College Hill Easton
Hetrick
Pearson
National Security Company of New York
Dryland Lutheran and Reformed Church
Hecktown
Bethlehem-Nazareth Pike
Sheriff Sells Fair Grounds in County Auction
The Byberry Fair Grounds in Philadelphia County sold at sheriff sale for 85000 dollars. The Lancaster Pa fair grounds are scheduled for sheriff sale on February 14, marking the passing of two Pennsylvania county fairs.
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Philadelphia County
Lancaster Pa
Pennsylvania
Radio medical advice warns against self treatment
Weekly Health Talk emphasizes radio as a remote aid for medical guidance and cautions Pennsylvanians against self diagnosed care. Dr. Theodore Appel urges consulting licensed physicians, noting self reliance can delay proper treatment and lead to serious illness or fatal outcomes. He warns egotism in medical matters is dangerous and stresses following a doctor's instructions.
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Hudson Strait
Theodore B. Appel
Pennsylvania
Why License Applications Are Not Forwarded by P O
State highway officials explain that license applications are not forwarded when a driver's address has changed. Returning to Harrisburg helps keep motor records accurate, since incorrect addresses would ruin the driver file. Motorists should request address correction blanks from Keystone Automobile Club offices or the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone Automobile Club
Post Office
Department of Highways
Harrisbore
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Cement's 100-Year Global Introduction Prompts Remembrance
Portland cement entered world use a century ago with Joseph Aspdin of Leeds credited as inventor in 1824. The modern material reflects advances in machinery and chemistry beyond Aspdin's early bricklaying-era discovery. The piece notes cement's construction impact and contrasts past and present production.
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Joseph Aspdin
Leeds
England
Aspdin
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