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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1934

Page

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Local visitors and church events noted in Montclair area

Mr and Mrs Maurice Williamson of Upper Montclair visited J D Achenbach and wife in Northampton Street. Rev R H Helffrich organized a catechetics class to meet Friday at 4 15 PM. A water main freeze caused two days of repairs at St Johns Lutheran Parsonage. Frost penetrates deeply amid cold spell. Mrs S S Fehnel and Ralph Ervin returned home from Haffs Hospital Saturday. Florence Schaffer of Allentown visited the Reform Parsonage Sunday. Thelma Harding returned home after weeks in Allentown. Elwood Schaffer, Lehigh University student, was taken to St Lukes Hospital Saturday for observation. Granville Eickoff of Easton visited his parents on Penn Street over the weekend. Joe Elliot of Butler Pa, friend of Rev Helffrich, has gone to Philadelphia for new employment.

Maurice Williamson Upper Montclair N. J J. D. Achenbach Northampton Street R. H. Helffrich St. John’s Lutheran Church J. Fehnel Ralph Ervin Haff’s Hospital Florence Schaffer Allentown Reformed Parsonage Rosa Bertha Moser Philadelphia E. A. Edwards Eliza Edwards Emaus Clarence Everett Elwood Schaffer Lehigh University St. Luke's Hospital Granville Eickoff Easton George Eickoff Penn Street Thelma Harding Joe Elliot Butler R.H. Helffrich

Fragmented Warning Notice Incoherent OCR Text

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions warnings about a wife in the water area and curves and leads to Wanda, with desultory phrases and unclear context.

Women of Town Conduct World Day of Prayer Service

The World Day of Prayer service was held Friday evening at St. John's Lutheran Church in Bath. Mrs. Catherine Scholl led with assistance from Mrs. Howard Jones and Mrs. John Sleeman of the Reformed and Presbyterian churches. Readings and prayers were offered by multiple members from the Lutheran Presbyterian and Reformed churches, with Miss Anne Cole and Miss Marion McIlhaney singing solos and the Junior Choir chanting the Lord's Prayer. The presentation of projects was by Mrs. Frank Hardin and Mrs. W. A. Helfrich, and the attendance was large.

Bath St.John’s Lutheran Church Catherine Scholl Howard Jones John Sleeman Reformed Lutheran Church Myrtie Miltenberger Frank Muffley R. L. Kerstetter Anne Cole Marion MclIlhaney

Foreign Mission Day Observed by Christ Reformed Church

Christ Reformed Church School held a Foreign Mission Day service replacing the usual study period. A tribute to the late Rev. A. R. Bartholomew D D longtime general secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions was read. The program featured life records, tributes from co workers and church figures, hymns, and a closing address with a collection of 25 dollars.

Christ Reformed Church School A. R. Bartholomew Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church Dannersville Bath-Beersville Dr. Bartholomew F. J. Frantz Schaeffer Melvin Houser Board of Foreign Missions Howard Jones the Messenger F. J. Frantz, Jr Robert E. Speer J. H. Sencenbach William A. Helffrich

Permits Issued for 4915 Gasoline Tanks in 1933

Harrisburg fire marshal W F Traeger reported that the Pennsylvania State Police office approved 4915 gasoline and inflammable liquid storage tanks and pumps in 1933, with all but 139 placed underground, reflecting a decade total of 81,543 units and capacities from 500 to 5,000,000 gallons.

Harrisburg W. F. Traeger Pennsylvania State Police Ter

Ford to Build Huge Exposition at 1934 Chicago World’s Fair

Ford plans a large exposition at the 1934 Chicago World’s Fair housed in an 860 foot long building on an 11 acre site by Lake Michigan. The central hall features Henry Ford’s Drama of Transportation with all Ford models since 1903 and Edison Institute relics. Exhibits show metal, farm products and industries turning into car parts, plus a theater, open air balcony, and Ford Park along the lakefront.

FORD Ford Motor Company Lake Michigan Henry Ford Edsel B. Ford Rufus C. Dawes Leif Eriksen

THAT LITTLE GAME Itoom Con fires at storage and handling of flammable product

Traeger notes fire losses are small due to strict state police oversight and owner care at stations. He warns against accepting plants polluted with disease as gifts. Virus diseases can rise 3 to 5 percent before berry production. mosaics often hide in wild raspberries. New plantings should be 500 to 1000 feet from wild berry bushes.

Pennsylvania Traeger Coleman

Select Clean Plants for the Berry Patch

County Agent B. L. Coleman warns that healthy plants are essential for raspberry patches. He cites viruses yellow mosaic red mosaic streak and leaf curl that infect roots and stems and live in young plants from diseased mothers. Remove diseased plants and buy from observed clean patches.

B. L. Coleman

Book List Harrisburg Recommends Secondary English Works

The Department of Public Instruction issued a junior and senior high school book list as a supplement to English courses. Prepared under Dr. C. A. Buckman at the University of Pittsburgh and Carrie Belle Parks at Indiana, the committee also suggests ideas for a recreational program. Enlist in the Army. Carry the air nail and see the country.

Harrisburg Department of Public Instruction Carrie Belle Parks State Teachers’ College At Indiana C. A. Buckman University of Pittsburgh

Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets Brand Ad

An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for women as a non narcotic modern medicine that relieves and prevents treden pain and associated disorders. It claims to act on the cause and offer permanent relief, with sales through druggists at a new fifty cent price.

Varicose Veins Healed By New Home Method

A simple home treatment promises healing of varicose veins without operations or injections. The method allows normal activity, reduces swelling, and ends leg pain quickly. It suggests Emerald Oil as the aid and lists a supplier, Gerald Swaveley, at 2 Ulckman Drug.

Gerald Swaveley

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