Boy Scout Promotions in Troop 33 Reported
Promotions in Scoutdom last week for Troop No. 33 include Richard Frey and Harry Shiffer advancing to Tenderfoot, Elias Bpengler Carl Sencenbach and Nicholas Kossifos reaching Second Class, and Elwood Schaffer Carl Sencenbach Leo Bittenbender Ben Rohn and Harold Dilcher attaining four year tenure as scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frey
Harry Shiffer
Elias’ Bpengler
Carl Sencenbach
Nicholas Kossifos
Elwood Schaffer
Leo Bittenbender
Ben Rohn
Harold Dilcher
Christ Reformed Church Notes and Meetings
Church notes record the Mens League meeting on a February Monday evening, the Girls Guild gathering at President Miss Elizabeth Sencenbach’s home Tuesday evening, and the Woman's Missionary meeting postponed to next week for important reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchmen's League
Girl's Guild
Elizabeth
Sencenbach
Cement Plant to Resume Operations at Bath
Keystone Cement Plant employees notified of a return to work starting March 1, after a period of idleness since before the holidays. Facilities and workforce details indicate a restart of production at the Bath site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Cement
Bath
Play A Success At Community Hall This Weekend
The Local Talent Play drew strong crowds on Friday and Saturday with seating at capacity and many standing. The cast performed well with the colored minstrels and the young ladies in the choruses delivering highlights. Costumes were unique and attractive.
Wedded in Fleetwood Henry Heckman Marries Loreen Wright
Henry Heckman of town and Loreen Wright of Wescoesville were united in marriage Saturday at Fleetwood. They had a wedding supper at the groom’s parents home in Bath and plan to live in Wescoesville where he works. The bride formerly lived with the Cressman family on South Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heckman
Town
Loreen Wright
Wescoesville
Lehigh County
Fleetwood
Bath
James Heckman
Heckman
Cressman
South Walnut Street
Newly Organized Band To Give Concert In Bath
A new cornet band of about 20 players led by William Eberly will present its first concert in Bath Firemen's Community Hall this Saturday at 8 pm. Admission is free. The band has rehearsed about six months and aims for a strong program with several out of town musicians joining Bath players.
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William Eberly
Bath
St John’s Lutheran Church Notes Highlight Sunday Sermons
Rev. R J Kerstetter preached two sermons titled If I had only known and From Feet to Fathoms. Wilson Hartzell spoke at the Luther League on how we know the Bible is the Word of God. A funeral for Jeremiah Edelman Nazareth was held Tuesday afternoon. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs A J Kemmerer’s. Members traveled to Bangor for a Luther Leagues rally. A Sun officers’ meeting is planned Friday evening.
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R. J., Kerstetter
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilson Hartzell
Jeremiah Edelman Nazareth
Bath
Greenmount Cemetery
Ladies Aid Society
A J. Kemmerer
St. John's
Bangor
Allentown
Luther Leagues
Trinity Lutheran Church
Officers of the Sun
St. John's Lutheran Church
Emma
Laub
Elizabeth Sencenbach
Young People’s Meeting
Stone Church
Kreidersville
Wm. Whitesell
Bethlehem
Boy Scouts of America
Troop No 33
Town Hall
Harmony NJ visit and church vacation notice
Roy H. Rohr visited Lester Bertin and family in Harmony New Jersey on Friday afternoon. Salem Union Church Moorestown is closed from February 19 to March 5 for the annual midwinter vacation period. Mrs Wm A Helffrich hosted Mrs Jacob H Leem Miss Jean Worman Miss Claire Worman and Mrs James B Haslam at the Bethlehem Woman's Club. B F Rohn, merchant, has been improving after weeks at home. Mrs George J Rosely, former local resident who died last week in Wilkes Barre, had taught in Bath in 1899 and lived on Penn street before moving to Wilkes Barre.
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Filion
W H. Baremidence Fries
Roy H. Rohr
Lester Bertininger
Fami
Harmony
Salem Union Church
Moorestown
Wm. A. Helffrich
Bethlehem Woman's Club
Jacob H. Leem
Jean
Claire Worman
Town
James 8
Heintz
Penn Street
Wilken Barre
Rasely
Bath Dramatic Association Rends Henry's Wedding in Bath
The Bath Dramatic Association staged the comedy drama Henry's Wedding in the Bath Firemen's Auditorium with a large capacity audience. Seventeen cast members played Uncle Henry through Samantha Greens and many supporting roles, plus Mystic Shrine and dancing choruses. The show repeats Saturday at 8:15 PM, with local civic groups and a doughnut sale noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Firemen
Dramatic Association of Bath
Bath Athletic Association
Mystic Shrine
Henry
A. O. Shiffer
Jack
John Spanitz
Samantha Greens
Alice Metz
Ted
Leonard Marshang
Rosa Moser
Marie
Bertha Moser
Virginia
Harris
Marie Stibinger
Susan
Helen Shiffer
Brown
Allen Scheffler
O'Flarety
Warren Lowe
Muggs
Rudy Suranowsky
Chicago
Charlie Szilagyi
Dick Nissley
Daniel Smith
Eliza
Betty Plotnick
Rastus
Jack Hugo
Jesse Metz
Arthur Strunk
Wm. H. Hawk
Irving Rissmiller
Ernest Haynes
Allen Shiffer
Eddie Fatzinger
H.H. Heller, Jr
Sam Barrall
Wallington Stermer
Fred
Irene Ritter
Dorothy Smith
Margaret Graver
Betty Lerch
Kathryn Mooney
Carrie West
Catherine Mikulski
Chocolate Enhanced Pudding Cake and Frosting Trio
A vintage recipe segment outlines chocolate rich desserts including Berkshire Pudding with milk sugar and vanilla, a layered cake with butter and chocolate, and a chocolate frosting. Also described is a chocolate pie with a creamy filling and whipped meringue topping, baked briefly at 250 F to set.
Three Quarter Length Swagger Coat Gains Style Attention
The new spring suit costumes feature a three quarter length swagger coat as a popular choice in style centers. Women prefer outfits with built in cape coats, offering a complete, smart, affordable ensemble that suits varied preferences without luxury prices.
Lehigh Valley Templars Plan Meetings and Socials
L. G. E. Session at Eagle Hall conducted routine business Friday evening. A Lehigh-Northampton Past Templars Association meeting is set for March 2 at the local hall. A radio party follows a regular session on March 16. The note questions what happens to all the tay dollars after pins.
Governor argues taxes must fall with life costs in Harrisburg
In a blunt address the governor laments high taxes rates and interest while prices fall elsewhere. He claims localities must cut spending to reduce taxes and accuses politicians of resisting relief to protect their jobs and cronies. He urges taxpayers to act to push tax cuts and job losses in Albany and Harrisburg.
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Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Pennsyvania
Nazareth School Board approves bills and notices to health and industry
The Nazareth School Board reports January taxes totaling 3842.4 with penalties, approves vendor payments totaling 876.07, and accepts a February 8 1933 American Legion request to bar cinema attendance for youths under 16 until scarlet fever fears subside. It also considers Nazareth Cement Co plans for an industrial management class funded by the company and run by State College staff, with board certification and reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Knecht
American Legion
Legion
Nazareth Board of Health
Nazareth
Board of Health
Ziegler and Leh
Nazareth Cement Co
C. J. Knauss
Penna
Nazareth Cement Company
Engineering Extension Department
Pennsylvania State College
State College
State Department of Public Instruction
Spectacular Movie Star Train Promotes Coast to Coast Tour
A special electric train styled as a moving studio will carry Hollywood stars across the nation from Los Angeles to New York with stops in Denver Kansas City St Louis Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Boston and New York. The train features a fully powered kitchen and dishwashing system, an observation car resembling Malibu Beach with palm trees and electric sun lamps, and planned parades and appearances at Warner Brothers theaters in each city. Stars listed include Bebe Daniel James Cagney Warren William Joe E Brown and possibly others such as Cis Kibbee Mary Brian Loretta Young Bette Davis George Brest Laura La Plante among a larger group deemed Hollywood's most beautiful.
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General Electric
Stara
Malibu Beach
Warner
Bebe Daniel James Cagney
Warren Wills
Joe E. Brown
Cis Kibbee
Mary Brian
Loreth Young
Bette Davis
George Brest
Laura la Plante
Hollywood
Nazareth School Board approves cement company course
The Nazareth School Board moves to approve a course in industrial management for the Nazareth Cement Company's supervisory staff, appoint G. D. Thomas of Pennsylvania State College as instructor for 120 dollars, pending State Department approval. The board also sets book disinfection policy, accepts librarian resignation, and discusses studies program and state funding advocacy.
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Nazareth Cement Company
H. A. Reichenbach
Kern
Leh
G. D. Thomas
Pennsylvania State College
State Department of Public Instruction
State Health Department
Jones
Yea
Ziegler
Bennett
Hawk
Martin
Miss Beck
State Department
Harrisburg
Department
Hvd
Leh Ziegler
Vyta
Divinen
Beuutors
Zole Northampton Cou
Nazareth Behool
Nazareth
Legors
Northampton County
Washington Birthday: Birth of the Nation's First President
February 22 marks the 201st anniversary of George Washington birth. He led the Continental Army, helped frame the Constitution, served as first president, declined a third term, and is memorialized in Washington D C with monuments reflecting his enduring legacy.
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George Washington
United States
Federal Hall
New York
Washington
Pope's Creek
Westmoreland County
Virginia
Wakefield
Virginia House of Burgesses
Continental Congress
Continental Army
Cambridge Common
America
Mount Vernon
National Capital
Washi
Ameri
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Dwig
WWE
Dile
BOY Scout Awards
Christ Reformed Church
Bath Dramatic Association
Roosevelt
Frances Lee
Berkshire
Clark
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Champ Clark
Sen
Hawes
L. G. E. Session
Motion Picture Theatre
Sixth Avenue
Radio City
Leh and Hawk
Bennett and Kern
Edward J. Anangst & Sons
Allison Manufacturing Co
Bell Telephone Co
Webster Publishing Co
Beckley-Cardy Co
Lyons & Carnahan
Nilton Bradley Co
C. C. Birchard & Co
The
John C. Winston Co
World Book Co
Ginn & Co
Wee
Boott, Foresman & Co
H. W. Wilson Co
Troquois Publishing Co
Chas. E. Merrill Co
American Book Co
Laidlow Bros
the MacMillan Co
Longmans, Green & Co
Star Jan. Sup. House
the Baker & Taylor Co
American Flag Co
Edward E. Babb
the Standard Time Co
Metropolitan Edison Co
R. C. Griffith
Seseee
Theodore Presser Co
Bmith Bros. Co v
R. B. Ruloff
W. F. Messinger
Grantz Bros
J. A. Starner
Nazareth Planing Mill Co
Paul Heckman
Blue Mt. Cons. Water Co
R. K. Stout
G. A. Grim
Bupt
Natio
Atlantic
Varleia
Washington, D
Moosevat
So Railyoad
Bebe Dar
Gen Boy Lene
Hawk and Ziegler
J. Knauss
National Observary
H. L. Rote
South
J. F. Bartholomew and Son Funeral Service
Bath, PA
H. E. Bartholomew
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Nazareth, Pa
Lydia E.ham
Medicinl
Paul W. Heckman
South Main Street
O. Coel
Downstair
van Weldon
Weldona Corporation Desk
Atlantic City
Dave
Riteti
New Jersey
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