Borough Council Holds Organization Meeting
The Borough council convened at 8 p.m. with Franklin P. presiding. J A Schaeffer was elected president to serve the term, and councilmen took oath of office. Wages remain at the 1934 35 level. State Highway Dept assumes the balance of street maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
J. A. Schaeffer
State Highway Dept
Mn Council
Franklin P
J A. Schaeffer
M. Alters
Henry Knauss
F. T. Kauffman
Harry Hagenbuch
Messrs. Lindenmeyer
Altemose
Kahler
Kortz
Knauss
Hagenbuch
Council
Ingenter
Messrs
Lindenmoypee
Keim
C. F. Fehnel
J. A. Sehaeffer
Kurtz
Schaeffer
V A. Heyer
K R
Heyer
Etary
P Nel
Burials in Hecktown Hope Cemetery in 1935
Forty line OCR fragment reports 1935 burials at Hecktown Hope Cemetery with 63 year average age. Names include AB Johnson Cora Sheetz Cha E Schafer Savior Mary Billheimer Ralph Dyved etc. Dates span January to May with numerous ages and partial entries. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hope
AB Johnson
Cha E. Schafer
Cora Sheetz
Jan Tilghman Foge
Mary Billheimer
E Schoch
Fye
C. Yeakel
Agai
Ralph F Dy
Savior
Mal J. Johnson
Elmira C Unangs
Ager
George Wooweed
Ida Pata
Pril
William A i
Palmer DC Ritter
Farl Dornblaser
Robert EF
Warning to Protect Sledding Accidents Headlines
The Keystone Automobile Club urges rope off areas for youth sledding to prevent fatalities and serious injuries. It also urges parents to shield children by forbidding sled use in hazardous places and to supervise early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysone Automobile Club
Peace Treaty Set to Begin With Few Allies
A tentative peace treaty appears imminent with limited backing as negotiations proceed. Officials report surface-level progress, while key nations with leverage remain cautious about commitments and timing for a formal signature.
Parent Teachers Association Meeting Tonight at High School
The regular Parent-Teachers Association session occurs this evening January 9 in the High School auditorium. Miss Dorothy Moyer will speak on The Science of Seeing linking light and vision to eyesight conservation. A playlet titled Aunt Mathilda Comes Home will be performed. all members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Dorothy Moyer
Mathilda
Sportsmen Plan For Winter Game Feeding
Hamburg Pena Sport eds club comprising almost 80 fre plane of the largest ter fondas this year lat has ever mpted Boy Scous, school eLidyen yural matt ei viciad ore f th mart sarriers quid orhey coeperate and real game affi nls have been misdered to help do Very Way possible Corn and serated grain will be available for distribution by local Game Projectors although many of the organizations have provided tele own food from club funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Pena
Ter Fondas
eLidyen
Yural Mattei
Viciad Ore
Mart
Sarriers
Engagement announced at dinner in St Kilda
An engagement was announced at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs. Bado Weean for Miss Mis fepoot and Mr oagid. Attending were Mr Ralph Ra, Mrs Horse hal, Mr Mure Florey, Mr Marty Graver, Ms Hite Flopes, and others. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening January 10 at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oagid
Hunk
Atbordi FL
Mrs Horse Hal
Ralph Ra
Al's Univ
Amd
Mure
Florey
Ant
Hit
Marty Graver
Veel
Alin Phins
Coasters Warned To Stay On Posted Streets
Nazareth Borough officials emphasize safety for coasters during season. Streets posted for coasting must be used only as marked to prevent accidents. Parents, motorists urged to educate children and use common sense on “coasting streets.”
Bethlehem Youth Killed After Coasting Accident
A Liberty High School student, born December 10 in Bethlehem, died at 4 58 p m after colliding with Rollin Peters' car on Elm Street. Survived by two brothers Roberta and Kerwin and four sisters Dor ytha Wickert Ethel Ruth Anita Louise and Mildred Roberta. Funeral services were held at the family home and St Matthew s Lutheran Church with interment in Emmaus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin O. Peters
High Street
Henry Alton Silfies
Liberty High School
Roberta
Kerwin
Dorytha Wickert
Ethel Ruth
Anita Louise
Mildred Roberta
Elm Street
Bethlehem
St Mews Lutheran Church
Emiaus Cem Te
New Legislation Improves State Banking Groups
Harrsbore notes outstanding among achievements of the Department of Banking during the past year. The Reed Automy act, passed by the State Banking Board, gave the board power to appoint and remove officials with two members at large appointed by the Governor. Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrsbore
Department of Banking
Reed
Bord
Hhe
Chan Mothes-Offiens
Dro
Othe Pentevitanhi
Vatien
New Year Card Party at Center Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Clauser entertained guests for New Year at their Center street home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joseph Heintzelman Mr and Mrs Clarence Ziegler Mr and Mrs Nathan Brobst Mr and Mrs Escher Clewell Mr and Mrs Charles Clauser Mr and Mrs Edward Skinner Charles Daniels and James Daniels of Allentown. Prizes were awarded to Escher Clewell Clarence Ziegler Mrs Edward and Mrs Joseph Heintze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clauser
New Yee
Center Street
Joseph Heintzelman
Clarence Ziegler
Nathan Brobst
Escher Clewell
Town
Edward Skinner
Charles Daniels
James Daniels
Allentown
Priass
Edward
Joseph Heintze
Van
Birthday party for Miss Pearl Arndt celebrated at home
Miss Pearl Arndt was honored with a Urprines party at her parents’ Belvidere Street home Monday evening. Guests included Miss Dorothy Lindenmeyer, Miss Geraldine KIow, Miss Laura Wambold, Miss Tallise Kern, Miss Kathleen Bachman, Miss Gertrude Michael, Mrs Beatrice Bachman, and gentlemen Arthur Brown, Charles Wunderly, Wayne Ruloff, William Price, Roy Douglas, Ernest Kramer, Sherwood Rash, Elwood Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Arndt
Leon Arndt
Dorothy Lindenmeyer
Geraldine Klow
Laura Wambold
Mis Tallise Kern
Kathleen Bachman
Gertrude Michael
Beatrice Bachman
Arthur Brown
Charles Wunderly
Wayne Ruloff
William Price
Roy Douglas
Ernest Kramer
Sherwood Rash
Elwood Kemmerer
Hot Magic By Paul W. Kearney
Fires that start themselves cost us over fifty million dollars a year in a phenomenon called spontaneous ignition. The article warns many households ignore the hazard, citing damp hay and painter’s overalls as common risks and noting outbreaks in New Jersey. The piece appears to continue on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Debts Canceled by WNOMILER Officials
A terse news item notes debt cancellations totaling seven thousand under action by WNOMILER. The report lists names unclear due to OCR errors but mentions Clarles Go Armstrong Geboted and mentions merchant pro of éysinda te Fe neege nvetonnns te Hp. The fragmentary text implies official debt relief affecting local residents or businesses and hints at a public or administrative scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarles
Armstrong
Christos
Well Known Former Nazare ne Dies at Charleston West Virginia
Kate Pauley Kiefer wife of Charis Kiefer died suddenly in Charleston West Virginia where they resided for a year She was born in Allentown a trained nurse who helped found the Lehigh Valley Nurses Association serving as its first president She is survived by her husband three sisters and one brother and funeral services were held in Easton with Nazareth friends among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Pauley Kiefer
Charis Kiefer
Charleston
West Virginia
Nazareth
Easton
Philadelphia General Hospital
Lehigh Valley Irses Association
Ida Burkhart
Philadelphia
Owen Lewis
Carrie Pauley
Robert Pauley
American Legion Auxiliary to Hold Four County Council
Four Counties County Council meeting of Carbon Lehigh Monroe and Northampton counties will be held at Brown and Lynch Post No 9 in Easton on Saturday January 1 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Carbon
Lehigh
Monroe
Northampton
Brown and Lynch Post
Easton
Political strife colors 1936 Congress outlook
Economic Highlights notes that Democrats seek to gain public support in November while Republicans push for power. The piece predicts intense efforts by both parties to influence endorsements, votes, and the national direction as the nation heads into the next election cycle.
Birthday Ball Aims To Raise Funds For Infant Paralysis
Local President chairs the National Birthday Ball fund drive to aid infant paralysis victims. Colonel Henry L. Doherty, head of the National Committee, notes past success and urges more contributions to surpass the $1,071.00 raised in 1935 and support improved medical facilities. The event marks the President’s 52nd and 53rd anniversaries with nationwide generosity sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Doherty
Dohe
Doherty
Laura Encke Dies of Heart Attack at 66
Mrs. Laura Encke, 66, died Monday evening at 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rickert 224 Prospect Street after weeks of illness. A resident of Aurora before eight years ago, she was widow of Dr J H Enck and active in social and civic life, a lifelong Moravian, member of Anna Nitschman Chel King's Daughters Order of Easter Star and White Shrine of Jerusalem. Survived only by Mrs Joseph H Rickert. Funeral is announced for 2:30 PM at 284 Prospect Street with R S Meine Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Encke
Joseph H Rickert
Propect Street
Enecke
Aurora
Ill
Dr J H Enck
Moravian Church
Anna Nitschman Chel King’s Daughters
Order of Easter Star and the White Shrine
Jerusalem
Easton
Veaum
Tomort
O¢Luek
Pra Pect Street
Osae
State Game Lands expansion and refuges push noted
Harrisburg reports the Game Commission bought about 37 300 acres raising total State Game Lands area since 1920 to a new level. Seventeen refuges added are spread across Crawford and Burks counties. Protective works, planting, and dam projects were undertaken to improve habitat and access for migratory birds and game species, with significant construction including a forty acre dam in State forest wilds and related improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Crame Commission
Oreatuning
Crawford ‘Onty
Burks County
COC
Parry Braehe
Pymauging
Crawtud
Mignetore Bord Peat
Communion Service at Arndt's Church
A Sunday service was held at Arndt's Church with prayers and hymns as the parish prepared for the Lord. Mrs Kleckner attended and the event gathered residents from the local community on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Arndt
Resettlement Admin Aids 55 Pa Counties
Harrisburg January 8 the Resettlement Administration reports 55 Pennsylvania counties aided as farm families work toward self sufficiency. State Director Whitacre says about 850 families have loans for seed fertilizer and home needs. Applications rise daily as farmers are urged to apply and take control of their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Resettlement Administration
Whitacre
Royal Resetlement
Dreher Livestoc Seed
Widooltier Farm
P O of A Holds Regular Meeting
The P O of A held its regular meeting with President Shae Des presiding. Officers and members discussed upcoming events and plans, with several attendees named including Mrs Mary Auel and Mrs Beachcu Price. The gathering included remarks by Mrs Matroe Egeman and a slate of participants such as Mr and Mrs Andrew and Mrs Susan Srofflis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaois
Regia
Mary Auel
Matroe Egeman
Pepe
Puasa Davies
Milk Exhibit Planned for State Farm Show Display
A fragmented notice describes a milk exhibit tied to the State Farm Show at Harrie with references to exhibitors, farmers, and dealers. It mentions percentages and ongoing details continued on Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie
Nurg
Agen
Coleman
Catey
Pat Te Frade
Ste Meimik
Feria
Antic Net
Daiber
Chamber Members to Hear H L Doane Speak
The local Chamber of Commerce will hold its eleventh annual meeting at the Nazareth Inn with H L Doane of Philadelphia presenting a practical address on Law Housing. A lunch follows and officers for the coming year will be elected. Mr Doane will discuss building and loan financing and local conditions receive emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hha
Snater
State Stocked with 77000 Cottontails
A fragmented report notes a state stocking event involving seventy seven thousand cottontails. The garbled text mentions multiple proper nouns and locations, but the core fact appears to be a mass stocking of rabbits in a state program.
Farewell Party in Pennsburg Honors Mrs Ficcle
A farewell gathering at the home of Miss Tats Arnold in Hall Square Saturday honored Mrs Anna Ficcle as she leaves Pennsburg for a new position as a stenographer at Perkiomen Preparat. The evening featured living cards and dancing with refreshments for attendees including Anna Engle Levis Arnaud Eveline Smith Derok Wessels Josephine Heingleiman Margaret Millheim Miriam Friterman Mildred Kahler Evelyn Christman Julia Walters Dorothy Koch Margaret Saeger and numerous gentlemen from area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamwell
Wael Hk
Tats Arnold
Home Hall Square
Anna Ficcle
Pennsburg
Perkiomen
Spe
Anna Engle Levis
Arnaud Eveline Smith
Derok Wessels
Josephine Heingleiman
Margaret Millheim
Miriam Friterman
Mildred Ka
Unclear historical notes mix in a dense broadcast fragment
A fragmentary text lists diverse items from forest fires caused by humans to Supreme Court shifts on school corporal punishment, Marine swords as fashion, war costs, and the Dionne quintuplets. It mentions aircraft orders, budget hearings, and political figures, but the garbled OCR obscures clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenes
Natornal
United States Supreme Court
Uccract
Columbia
New Jere
Siave
US Marine
Africa
War Department
Malin Craig
Democrat
South Carolina
Craig
Festein Awsainivd
Helen Wile Moody Vihite
Local PTA Event Highlights Youth Treajie on South Maja
A community PTA gathering focused on local youth activities featured Miss Betty Lito and Miss Frances Hiton Shater along with several others including Miss Florey Mase Lorraine Heyer and Miss Lorraine Heyer. Attendees listed include Robert Forest Bowers Wes Jacob Walters Donald Ke and Richard Stier. The event followed a bid date after which a Hiton was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lito
Matehe
Florey Mase
Lorraine Heyer
Ta Hever
Frances Hiton Shater
Robert Forest Bowers
Austin Dt
Wes Jacob Walters
Donald Ke
Richard Stier
Modern Women and Home Life Highlighted in 42 Year Ago Calendar
We glimpse a Wash I A F Part Page 5 section featuring Bruce Barton with notes on farm life and home lovers. The page includes items on the family doctor comics and a promenade deck clarified ad row. Church announcements and Sunday school notes appear in Lawson Church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Barton
Family Doctor
Lawson Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hecktown Hope Cemetery
Congress
Minnesota
Furst US Aviation
Los Angeles
Grenn Curtiss
Job Toni
Pht Heen Tae
von Few
Begin
Parent-Teachers Assn
American Legion
American Tech Auxiliary
Boom. Atte Legion
Attion
Hot Magic
Paul W. Kearney
A. B. Chapin
Nazarene
Charleston, W. VA
Business
Women’s Democratic Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Laura S. Encke
Game Commission
P.O. OF A
Andrew
Naottet
Susan Srofflis
Howard Kratzer
Charles Rest
Joseph Smith al
Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Doane
Sylvester Garr
Forks
Sandy
Guy Tye
Tye
Wotel
Porka
Mt Zion Lutheran Church
Martin's Creek
Church Hill Cemetery
Odd Fellows At
Martins Cre
Garr
Uccaspina
Anita
M. Garr
Uva
Berle
Keinn
Fpuyera
Offvices A M ™ Zia Lutheran Ct
tLe Ut Rev HC
Nagareh
Res Samuel Kistler
Rey Jo Reagie
Mt. Bethe
Department OF Commerce Weekly Business Survey
Depa
West Wai
Aldo
Ely
Saint Tae
Hooet
Ag Lia Bane
Hess
Emmene
Foye Gaeerne
Piicher
Fone
South Maja
Paer
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