The First Commandment stage show at Bath to feature eighty performers
The Bath Band plans an evening event titled The First Commandment on January 9 and 10 in the men's Auditorium with a cast of about eighty. A choir of over twenty will be conducted by A. O. Shiffer with Char T. Landis at the piano. Brass quartet music rounds out the program. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vo Laub Pen Argyl Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Hall Allen Town and others. Mrs. Laub received a flower basket from her children.
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Nny Band of
Bath
A. O. Shiffer
Char' T. Landis
Brass
Commi
Earl Vo Laub
Pen Argyl
Ray R. Hall
Allentown
Leroy Scott
J.nazareth
Lester Scott J
Jackie
Jane Louise
Earl Laub
Dianne
Lewis Kleppinger
Laub
Cotten Preaches in Bath at Walnut Street Church
Reverend Dr. Paul Cotten of Easton preached at Walnut Street Presbyterian Bath on Sunday evening. Guest speaker delivered an able sermon on the Jews their customs and Samaritans attitudes and their application in the world today under pastor Rev. J. M. Minnich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St. Presbyterian Church
Bath
J. M. Minnich
Paul Cotten
Easton
Christ Ref. Church Notes 1936 Year Theme Sermons
Rev R H Helffrich preached two New Year sermons basing notes on Paul words Forgetting Reach ing forth pressing on as a 1936 slogan for organizations In the evening he spoke A Man's Life Consisteth not in the Abundance of the Things He possesseth The Consistory meets Thursday at 7 00 p m at the manse Next Sunday after worship the annual election of officers will be held
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R.H Helffrich
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Matilda C at Bath
A Christmas Eve and Christmas Day surprise birthday dinner was hosted by Mrs Lena Kleppinger for Mrs Matilda C at their Bath residence. The gathering included Mrs Laub and featured turkey with all the trimmings.
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Matilda C
Lena Kleppinger
Bath
Laub
Yellow roadside markings aid drivers in fog on Pennsylvania highways
Harrisburg officials announce completion of yellow center stripes on over 100 miles of state roads to help motorists judge straightaways, hills, curves, and intersections in foggy mountain regions. The markings on major routes including Lincoln, William Penn, and Roosevelt Highways will guide navigation and may expand to other hazy areas after successful trials.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
King Winter
Warren van Dyke
Lincoln
William Penn
Roosevelt
Combalreyul
Ty Elk
Columbia
Taycoumng
Bradford
Pike
Susquehanna Ny
Ttnr
Cantria
Savers Board Beneath More Game Practices
Fragmented OCR text mentions a board, game practices, and exams. It references technical lines and the Commonwealth. Reading is partial and unclear. Entities such as names, dates, or places are not clearly identifiable. The passage appears to describe evaluation of practices and lines being examined for determination.
Protecting Sound Rural Banks From Overbanking Risks
An American Bankers Association commission urges safeguarding sound small banks in rural areas from policies that spurred bank failures before the 1933 Bank Holiday. It links overbanking to chartering practices and stresses strengthened laws and FDIC safeguards to prevent a recurrence.
Conference on Banking at State Bank Officials Convene
Robert Vo Fleming, president of the association, will preside over the meetings. The conference will be the first of several in various sections, covering managerial legislative and operative problems faced by all banks. A key aim is to promote better public understanding of bank functions and policies.
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Trent
Robert Vo Fleming
Wit
Tracts Approved for Purchase by County Totals
The plan specifies location and acreage for each tract. Approved purchase amounts total 95157 acres in Carbon and Moros counties, 1200 in Westmoreland, 410 in Venango, 2328 in Bucks, 164 in Butler, 95 in Warren, 800 in Lycoming, 335 in Erie, and 1000 in Huntingdon.
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Carbon
Moros Counties
Westmoreland County
Venango County
Bucks County
Butler County
Warren County
Lycoming County
Erie County
Huntingdon County
Local Ads Blend For Tiny Town Economy
A mosaic of shop signs and services from Bob and Betty’s daily life. Mentions Meadow Brook Farm Guernsey milk baby care, Frank Huth and Sons bonds, Nazareth Inn dining, David F Fehr hauling, Ben Franklin Store bargains, Martha Beauty Shop appointments, Studio Maite photography, Frinta Show Store shoes, Flory Milling stock feed, Easton gifts and furniture, Barron’s Gift Shop, Public Finance Service, Easton Par Shop remodeling, Nazareth Coal and Lumber, Bon Ton Spring styles, Yost and Kline clothes, and local tradesmen. The piece paints a picture of a bustling small town economy with vendors, loans, clothing, groceries, and services shaping daily life.
The Pioneer Spirit and War Time Essays of Bruce Barton
In a collage of reminiscence and commentary the piece surveys pioneer hardships faced by Forty-Niners migrants and frames Coura as timeless. It contrasts old frontiers with modern resilience, notes the deaths and displacements, and reflects on World War I era debates about causes and public sentiment.
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Pilagi
Abel
Jules
Mo Saddox
Coura
Perth
Mysterious Note Sparks Bid Inquisitive Search
A garbled message hints at a bid in a cryptic town affair involving terms like CW Beri and Mieke am retacg. Local officials and residents seek clarity as they pursue the full meaning behind the terse lines and any potential connection to a guarantor.
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Bok Mieke Am
Sonim Ahly Hs
1935 Economic Recovery Broadening Across Sectors
The 1935 economy shows deeper recovery with higher industrial output and farm income, rising employment in construction, and stronger retail sales especially in rural areas. Exports expand with finished manufactures leading, foreign trade improves through new agreements, while rail freight trends upward and domestic capital markets reopen.
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Comins Roe Dain
Dor Curtis
Wey
Waliway T
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SEC Hiary OF
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Daniel. Roper
Canada
Belgium
Hail
Sweden
Colombia
Brazil
Honduras
Netherlands
Deepartment of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Paris
United
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Sayeed
Klas
Howard E. Weisley
Lady Assisten
Tatamy, Pa
Charles L. Cadmus
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