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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented item lists names and ages including Mamie M. Fatzin aged 7, Saran A. Sterner aged 90, and Amanda Crack aged 83 with dates June 10 and July 9 referenced, indicating a public or obituary style registry continuing from Page One.
A list of ages and dates for residents including Samuel Cress Aman da Kunsman Jacob Ho Sobet Oscar Waltered Ante J Nick tin El mer F Reth Mother Hatin Eva C Grahringer Mrs Asher Jacoby Jeremith Peron Emma Giiibe James Johnson Livae To Lappe Hellen S Miller with mentions of relatives and society visits in North Maui Street Broad Street Knorsville Easton Sturgis Green Street Evergreen Street Allemtown Newburg and Bangor observations of hospital stays and Sunday gatherings.
Tested recipes by Frances Lee Berton describe Lemon Coconut Filling and Coconut Fruit Filling to sandwich two 9 inch layers, plus a Fatty Spice Cake with Mocha Frosting. Includes ingredients for creamed batter, spice mix, and assembly tips with measurements and steps.
Local residents and tourists share New Year greetings across Bethlehem Nazareth and nearby towns. Families such as Mr and Mrs George Koehler Mr and Mrs William Rhoad Mr and Mrs Luther Forey and others spend the holiday visiting relatives in Philadelphia Stroudsburg Wind Gap Bath Mauch Chunk and Nazareth while hospital visits and church gatherings mark the start of the year.
The Railway Labor Executives' Association urged Congress for government ownership and democratic control of railroads in a letter to members. The unions push for government debentures in exchanges and promise continued pressure, citing past years as the worst in the 1930s for railroad finances. Demonstrations at a Parent Teachers Association meeting are also reported with unrelated craft notes.
Excerpt outlines exhibit setup for milk quality at the State Farm Show. It stresses evaluating bottle appearance, cap, milk flavor, and temperature while ignoring only bottle aesthetics. Dealers should sample four pints plus one from the entire herd under normal milking conditions to ensure unbiased results.
A杂collection of anecdotes describes dangerous fires sparked by seemingly ordinary objects. From a dress in a Maine attic to silk shipments and a rain coat in a closet, cases allege fabrics and fossils of varnish, oily dust, and damp storage igniting unexpectedly.
Clark P Hes tore cork Po He, a Barstow hospital patient, died from a wound after hours of illness. He was employed by the Navarc hy Cement company and a member of St vans Refarel elures. Survived by family, with services held at Park street, a Wood Mehl funeral home, and Greenwood cemetery in Bath on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs John Abel and their son Theodore recently visited Mr and Mrs Harry Milvenberger in Boersville, sharing time with the Milvenbergers during a local gathering.
Mr and Mrs Russell Flory and their daughter spent Sunday with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Os ir Flory at Pen Argyl.
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