Holiday visitors and church notices in Bath area
Holiday visitors at the home of Dr and Mrs F J Hahn included Dr Richard Hahn of New York City Dr and Mrs Karl Hahn of Bethlehem Miss Mae Henson of New York and Miss Betty Hahn of Coucher College Rev W H Wotring preached a New Year sermon at Christ Reformed Church. The Consistory voted to dispense with evening services next Sunday due to a Muhlenberg College choir concert at St Johns Lutheran. CWA projects in East Allen and Moore Townships include cellar excavations for three schools. Holy Communion to be given at St Johns Lutheran at 10:00 am with an evening Muhlenberg College Chorus concert. William F Helffrich spent holidays with relatives in Philadelphia. Arlene Grossman of Patterson NJ visiting with Mr and Mrs Joseph Mar. Harry McCullough and family of Allentown visited Dr and Mrs J Hahn.
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F. J. Hahn
Richard Hahn
New York City
Karl Hahn
Bethlehem
Mae Henson
New York
Betty Hahn
Coucher College
W. H. Wotring
Nasareth
Christ Reformed Church
S St. John's Lutheran Church
Muhlenberg College
CWA
East Allen Township
Bath-Beersville Pike
Moore Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. L. Kerstetter
Allentown
J. Hahn
CWA Projects Begin Despite Severe Cold Weather
CWA projects are underway with all workers on site except a few replacements made on the first day. The week saw frigid temperatures, dipping to 6 below in town and 6 above along Main Street by afternoon before falling toward zero again by night.
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Town
Altho
Main St
Luther League Christmas Pageant Shines at St John’s
The Luther League of St John’s Lutheran Church staged The Soldier of Bethlehem to a full auditorium. The Senior Chorus sang carols as the set featured stars above the pulpit and chancel. Rev R L Kerstetter read, supported by a dozen members in costume portraying Outside the City Gates Herod’s Palace and Joseph’s Tomb with noted lighting and Mrs Frank Harding at the organ.
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Luther League of
The
League
Herod's Palace
Joseph's Tomb
Frank Harding
Entained Visitors at Lutheran Manse Over Holidays
Reverend R L Kerstetter and family hosted guests during the holidays at the Lutheran Manse. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and son Harry of Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Horner of Doylestown, and Miss Eleanor Stittler of Philadelphia.
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R. L. Kerstetter
Harry Thompson
Harry
Philadelphia
Benjamin Horner
Doylestown
Eleanor Stiteler
New Year's Eve party reports a fine time in town
The Firemen's Association held its annual New Year's eve party starting with a chicken supper at 11:00. Guests danced and enjoyed a lively celebration as townspeople attended group parties and midnight shows. This morning at 10:30 A.M. A J Kemmerer was sworn in as Bath's new Chief Burgess, succeeding John H Leigh. Town Council will not organize until Monday January 8.
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Firemen’s Association
A. J. Kemmerer
Bath
John H. Leigh
Association of Boroughs of Pennsylvania
Removal of Prison Inmate Secured in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Department of Welfare closed a case after a prison inmate became a mental patient and was moved to Fairview State Hospital. New York, where he holds residence, agreed to take him back. A judge’s permission was secured via the district attorney and the State Board of Pardons, reducing the original sentence to enable deportation to New York State authorities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Fairview State Hospital
Bureau of Mental Health
New York
Bureau
State Board of Pardons
New York State
Proper care is need of Christmas plants what to do
Christmas plants require careful handling after blooming. Provide bright light, avoid overwatering, and let soil dry slightly between waterings. Keep temperatures steady, mist hanging plants, and remove spent flowers to encourage new growth.
Christmas houseplants and seed-potato production notes
County Agent B. L. Cole reports popular Christmas plants include Poinsettia Cyclamen Begonia and Primroses with care tips on light water temperature and pruning. The Harrisburg report states 1933 Pennsylvania seed potatoes reached 147403 bushels from 58 growers over 424.25 acres averaging 323.3 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
K. W. Lauer
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsyyvania Department of Agriculture
Officials Seek Photos of Record Deer and Bear Hunters
Harrisburg Game Commission officials urged successful hunters who took record deer and bear in the recent season to submit a kill report with photographs when possible. The commission plans to use the images in its official publication, The Pennsylvania Game News, and welcomes other wildlife photos for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbburg
Commission
The
Pennsylvania Game News
Will Life
Electric Kitchen Headlines a Home Chef’s Guide
A vintage feature extols cooking by electricity and the growing kit chen trend. It outlines practical menus and recipes such as Shrimp Patties and Poached Eggs with Chicken Livers, with steps and ingredients for serving six. It emphasizes convenience, modern electric ranges, and homemaker efficiency.
Spring fashion preview features butterfly neckline frock coat
A fashion note highlights a spring collection with a butterfly motif in frock material used for a neckline triplet on the coat. The coat neckline appears as a puffed roll of fabric while sleeves range from full upper arm fullness to inverted fullness between elbow and wrist, with various line styles shown.
Prepare Vegetables for State Farm Show Pennsylvania Farm Show Exhibit Rules
Northampton county growers may exhibit field grown or greenhouse vegetables at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg January 15 to 19. Entries may be mailed before opening day. exhibits will be placed Monday morning and may be removed 6 to 8 p m on the show’s final day. The round half bushel basket is a common package for roots onions and spinach with specific exhibit requirements of five heads cabbage three pie pumpkins three winter squashes and 12 stalks of celery. Packages should be regular in capacity well constructed and economical for storage to attract customers and deter outside competition. A Lambert-Ryerson note follows at Nazareth parsonage 115 East Centre street December 10.
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Northampton County
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
B. L. Coleman
Take A Leaf From Napoleon by Jane Rogers
A wartime morale piece urges housewives to elevate meals within budget. It links dessert and ice cream to a higher standard of living, offering two recipes Pineapple ice Cream and Chocolate Cottage Pudding with steps and sauce ideas.
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Napoleon
Jane Rogers
Apoleon
Las
Europe
Married Lambert and Miss Ryerson in Easton
Lambert son of Mr and Mrs Clay ton Lambert of Easton Route 1 and Miss Gladys M Ryerson daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Ryerson of Easton Route 1 were united in marriage by Rev George S Kleckner. They will reside in Easton with attendants Clark M Fisher and Miss Beulah A Ryerson.
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Leo K. Campbell
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Iceland
Tolland
ETH Coal & Nazar Lumber CO
South Main St
Westinghouse
Grace
Edith Simons
South Broad Street
Marie Jones
Edith Williams
Elea_nor Boestler
Edith Barie
Victoria
Elaine Mi
Alice Kemmerer
Young Building
Jeremiah Troxell
Fred
Herbert Klotz
Northampton
Luther Corl
Marlynann
State College
Walter Clewell
Fire Company
Tatamy Volunteer Fire Department
Tatamy
Elizabeth D. Butz
Lizzie Tanges
Catherine Snyder
Mamie Huber
Eliza Shimer
Lizzie Millheim
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Katner
Brooklyn
H. LY
Peers Mane
Willowdale Farms
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