Tablet Unveiled in Bath for Rev John Rosbrugh Clerical Martyr
A memorial tablet was unveiled Sunday at Walnut Street Presbyterian Bath to honor Rev John Rosbrugh clerical martyr of Allen Township Pres Church and pioneer pastor. The ceremony featured a historical address by Francis S Hort and an offering to fund the memorial a committee led by Hort organized by the Presbytery of Lehigh. The tie to the 1777 Hessian battle death ties Rosbrugh to early American church history and local Delaware Valley heritage with multiple clergy present and a donation list from congregants.
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John Sragh
Utlon
Allen Township
Walnut Street Presbyterian Bath
Allen Church
Rosburgh
Bath
Francis S. Hort
Francis 8S. Hort
Horner
David M. James
Ds K. MclIihaney
Jane Horner
Joseph A
John Ros
Allen Town
Presbyterian Church
Delaware
Washington
Northampton County
John Rosbrugh
Princeton University
Wich
Oxford
Mansfeld
Oodhowse
Jersey
Wanla
Upper
Lowerwick
Bedminster
Bask Ridge
New Jersey
J. Bethel
Smithfield
Penn
Avania
Melcator
Presby
Brunswick
Francis S. Hart
William Worman
James Robinson
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Overstreet
Green Presbyterian Church
Newton
N. J
Overstreet
Wellas
Leslie Irwin
First Street Presbyterian Church
Catasauqua
Philip Nicholas
Princeton Seminary
Henry S. Welty
Hokendauqua Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Lehigh
Luther S. Black
Andrew M. Brown
Raymond 8. Hittinger
Henry M. Prentiss
John E. Mertz
Francis
Hort
Rosbrugh
Edward J. Fox
Russell C. Stewart
William M. McKeen
Harry J. Steele
W. R. Coyle
Jane Weston Coyle
William Radford Coyle, Jr
Francis J. McKelvy
FE. A. Speer
J. W. Bull
Henry F. Marx
Thomas A. L. Hay
Henry Sage Linn
Samuel T. Brown
Anna F. Brown
Mary Leslie Irwin
Pessie Herron
Margaret Wilson
Joseph A. Horner
Biblical Christmas Putz Scene Draws Many Visitors
The Christmas putz by Mrs. Eugene Trein of East Centre Street attracts visitors from nearby towns. The display spans Genesis to the Wise Men with scenes of creation, flood, prophecies, and unity, enhanced by 238 switches controlling lights and effects arranged by her son Whitfield Trein a Liberty High student.
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Eugene Trein
East Centre Street
Azareth
Trein
PUBLIC INSTALLATION HELD TUESDAY FOR WHITFIELD COUNCIL OFFICERS
A public installation in P's hall Tuesday evening inducted newly elected officers of Whitfield Council No 183 Ughters of America. Hazel Itterly Benquet? Florence ith Katie Wea Ti Lulu Hagler Anna Kato Ayn Milheim Dorothy Hoenenbersey Mary Urban Alice Kilheimer Hilda Weaver Nina Shater were named officers. Deputy state council Fr Agnes Bachman led the ceremony with Star Council 16 Allentown aides present from neighboring councils. Music by Peerless orchestra provided refreshments.
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P's Hall
Whitfield Council
Ughters of America
Hazel Itterly
Florence Ith
Katie Wea
Lulu Hagler
Anna Kato
Ayn Milheim
Associ
Dorothy Hoenenbersey
Ancillor
Mary Urban
Ladies of Golden Eagle Install Officers in Nazareth Temple
The Nazareth Temple No. 10 Ladies of Golden Eagle held an installation for newly elected officers. District Grand Templar Mrs Martha Reinheimer conducted the ceremony. Officers named include Ela Weaver Mary Friteliman Stella Smith Cora Schmale Jennie Milheim Laura Nfess Sadie Honeyman Naomi Marcks Helen Miller Florence Milheim Carrie Barrall Corna Stoffler. A social hour with refreshments followed.
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Nazareth Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Grand Templar
Martha Reinheimer
Town
Past Templar
Ela Weaver
Noble Templar
Mary Friteliman
View Templar
Stella Smith
Cora Schmale
Jennie Milheim
Laura Nfess
Guardian
Exchequer
Sadie Honeyman
Guardian Finance
Naomi Marcks
Guardian Records
Helen
District Meeting of P O S of A in Nazareth
The district meeting at Camp 556 Nazareth drew members from Riegelsville Easton and Nazareth. National President Judge Johnson will speak at the February 22 banquet at Hotel Easton with music and a comedian. A large attendance is expected.
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Nazareth
Riegelsville
Easton
Batt of
Pittsburgh
Washington
Clarence Deemer
Northampton County
George Scherer
Local Doctor to Resume Practice
Victor J. Koch M D 83 Belvidere street can again see patients in his office and make house calls after a six week recovery from an appendicitis operation at Tankawau Hospital Philadelphia. He had been unable to practice due to after effects and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor J. Koch
Belvidere Street
Koch
Tankawau Hospital
Philadelphia
Local Squire To Give Decision In Game Law Case Saturday
The case against Howard Spangler and Francis Miller ends in a pending decision by Squire James Fry after a Thursday hearing. Spangler and Miller face fines up to 100 and 25 for game law violations tied to a deer killed in Tobyhanna township Monroe County during a closed season, with additional costs possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Howard Spangler
Northampton
Francis Miller
Squire James
Fry
Justice of the Peace
Spengler
Tobyhanna Township
Monroe County
Miller
T. Fred Woodley
Bangor
Commonwealth
Howard Lehman
Bethlehem
Stanley Danner
Spangler
Buck
Danner
Squire Niles
Squire Fry
Kramer
Harrisburg
Francis Walter
Easton
Ladies Auxiliary of Post 415 Meets for January Drill
The Ladies Auxiliary of Harold V Knecht American Legion Post 415 will hold its regular meeting Friday at 8 pm in the Y. An indoor rehearsal drill follows the meeting. Officers seek a strong delegation to the Four County Council in Bethlehem on Saturday January 21. Bus transportation leaves at 10 am.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harold V. Knecht American Legion Post
No. 415
Bethlehem
Nazareth Welcomes The Chamber of Commerce
The article announces the formation of a Nazareth Chamber of Commerce. It urges local residents to back the new group, arguing industry attracts labor and growth. The piece emphasizes pride, prospects for business, and a prosperous future for Nazareth.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nazareth
Nazareth Hall Reopens After Christmas Holidays
Nazareth Hall reopened after the Christmas holidays on January 2 with nearly all cadets present for supper except three ill. The resumption included prep hour and classes after chapel, renovations in the Library, a new shower facility in Main Hall, and new cadets joining the student body. Basketball practice resumes, intramural games gain emphasis, and winter sports may start with favorable snow and ice conditions.
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Nazareth Hall
Faeney F
Churchman Business College
St. Matthew's
Bethlehem
Shimer Again Chosen to Head Nazareth Fair
The Northampton County Agricultural Society elected officers at Nazareth. William K. Shimer was named president with Charles G. Reese secretary and Lewis P. Werkheiser treasurer. Vice presidents include Harry F. Roth and several notable local leaders.
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Shimer
Nazareth Fair
The
Northampton County Agricultural Society
Nazareth
William K. Shimer
Charles G. Reese
Lewis P. Werkheiser
Harry F. Roth
Bushkill
Clark Hutchingon
Lower Mt Bethel
Thomas Kunkle
Palmer
Harry Werner
Upper Nazareth
Forrest Kolb
Williams
Clyde Lendt
Easton
D. Ritter
Freemansburg
FP. S. Trumbower
Quaiters Edge Friendship Team In Close Quoit Match
The Y M C A quoit tossers defeated Knights of Friendship 32 to 24 at Belvidere street hall after a tied start. Dech Abel Knauss Hoch and Bachman led the Y side, while Woodring Kratzer and Bigley starred for O K F. The match stayed close through four rounds before the Y took a six game lead in the fifth and held on.
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Y. M. C. A. Quoit
Knights of Friendship
Belvidere Street
Dech
Abel
Knauss
Hoch
Bachman
Woodring
Kratzer
Bigley
Land Church Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Dryland church at Hecktown held a joint annual meeting for Reformed and Lutheran congregations with Rev. J A Klick presiding. Officers elected include John Koch janitor Wayne Nagle organist and Robert Smale and Edgar Rohn auditors. Separate lists show elected trustees elders deacons and auditors for both congregations plus new Willing Workers officers and numerous committee members.
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Dryland Church
Hecktown
J. A. Klick
Presiding
George Johnson
John Koch
Wayne Nagle
Robert Smale
Edgar Rohn
Edwin Rohn
Joseph Dwohl
Milton Fennel
Lovene Hartzell
Elmer J. Kreidler
John Edgar
Wiliam Johnson
Frank Heckman
Bilis Santee
Julia Johnson
Joha Wal Fey
Reformed
Frank Heller
George Fisher
George Schlegel
William Johnson
Stanley Hahn
Helen Heckman
Oliver Miller
John Johnson
Edith Buss
John Butt
Forest Barton
Edwin Heckman
Robert Christman
Oscar Edelman
Mary Waraman
Mary Herman
Susan Hagenbuch
Miriam Grube
Nazareth Men Plan Reorganizing as Board of Trade
Nazareth businessmen voted to transform the Nazareth Business Men’s Association into a Chamber of Commerce style Board of Trade. Officers to remain, a speaker visit planned, and a large community meeting sought to build a broader membership for expanded commerce efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Business Men's Association
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Nazareth
Business Men's Association
Hi Freeman
William Mertz
Robert L. Siegfried
Freeman
Joseph Sehley
Henry Schlegel
Floyd Hess
F. BR. Hess & Sons
Thides
Nagareth
Council Considers 1928 Invoices and Fire Alarm Upgrade
The January 7 1929 regular meeting notes approval of 1928 invoices from James Fry and others and acceptance of health and planning communications. The council discussed road bed conditions on South Main Street, ice prevention on Evergreen and South Main, and a potential independent fire alarm system for the municipal building.
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Butts
Hartzell
Messrs
Krera and
Hangen
Lindenmeyer and
Schaefer
State Board of Health
Harrisburg
Lindenmeyer
Siegfried
Department of Internal Affairs
Commonwealth of Pennsysvania
Asher Seip! Esq
Messrs, Schaeffer
L. V.transit Company
South Main Street
Messrs. Lindenmeyer
Steg
L. V. Transit Company
North Broad Street
Schaeffer
North Main Street
Kern
Tanatae
Four Water Companies Seek Charters in Northampton County
Application filed with the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg seeks incorporation and operation start for four water companies in Northampton County. Incorporators are C. Shull J. Shull and R. Van Der Die of Stroudsburg. Each company would have 5000 dollars capital and buy water from Brue Mountain Consolidated Water. Service areas include Belfast Water Company in Plainfield Township Tatamy Company in Tatamy borough Nisky in Upper Nazareth and B Stockertown in Stockertown.
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Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Northampton County
C. Shull
J. WH. Shull
R. van der Die
Stroudsburg
Brue Mountain Consolidated Water Company
Belfast Water Company
Plainfield Township
Tatamy Company
Tatamy
Niskky
Upper Nasareth
B Stockertown Company
Stockertown
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Blet
Golden Eagle
Albert T. Reid
von Vane
Oliver H. Grube
Jeremiah Ehret
Joseph A Happel
Alvin Santee
Fred D. Heckman
F. J. Herman
Herbert Marsh
Wilson A Woodring
James L. Ritter
Martin Buss
Sylvester Garr
L. G. Peters
W. Calvin Nickel
Joseph Heintgleman
Robert Ginther
Herbert Reimer
G. J. Wimer
George Reese
Wunderly
Church
Mertz
Evergreen
Soul
Highway Committee
Kahler
Progress Public Property
Messrs. Mertz and
Lebleh Structural Steel Company