Newly Elected Officers of Manoquesy Lodge
Manoquesy Lodge No 418 PF A M Bath names new officers for 192%. Wilbert Dieter worshipful master John L Knauss senior warden Reuben Rohr junior warden Palmer Kern treasurer Albert LeDge secretary Edwin Herd chaplain Joseph Herd senior deacon Willard Rohr junior deacon S M ceremonies William Ervin J M ceremonies John Niseley Pursuivant Lester Benninger Tyler Clarence Lerch. Youth leader William Hawk noted. Official headquarters of S N E R R is retiring master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoquesy Lodge
A. M
Bath
Wilbert
Dieter
John L. BH. Knauss
Reuben A. Rohr
Palmer M. Kern
Albert S. le Dge
Edwin H. Herd
Joseph W. Herd
Willard J. Rohr
S. M
William B. Ervin
J. M
John G. Niseley
Lester C. Benninger
Tyler
Clarence F. Lerch
William H. Hawk
Church Officers Re-elected At Consistory Meeting
Reformed church consistory re elected officers at a Wednesday gathering hosted by J Hahn. E A Edwards remains secretary with Jean A Worman as financial secretary and H H Heller Jr as treasurer. A committee to arrange the annual congregational meeting was named. Member contributions totaling 4200 were reported for 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
J. Hahn
E. A. Edwards
Jean A. Worman
H. H. Heller, Jr
J. H. Sencenbach
Clarence Lerch
Town Jottings in Lehighton Area Social Notes
Local items record residents at Tadmor yards, Bushkill Park visits, a foot injury return to work on L and N railroad, and newlyweds making a home on Chestnut street. New Year banquet hosts exceed 250 guests at Jacksonville cafe. several church and civic events noted with community birthdays, catechetical classes, holiday travels, and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leinbach
Tadmor
L, Irr
H. H. Heller, Jr
Dren
G. W. Kreicher
Emma Hardleigh
Bushkill Park
Raymond Shoemaker
L. & N. E. Callroad
Robert Adams
Frank Werley
Chestnut Street
Jacksonville Cafe
Dec Gilbert
W. J. Moll
Emma
Laub
F. P. Laub
Easton
Golden Wedding Anniversary in Bethlehem for Anangsts
Mr and Mrs Joseph Daniel Anangst celebrated their golden wedding at their Bethlehem home with an open house attended by hundreds. He, 75, and Elmira Rohn Anangst, his wife, were married January 4 1879 by Rev J W Hieber at Bethlehem. Both active in Dryland church. Mrs Anangst is president of the Hecktown Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Daniel Anangst
Bethlehem
Unanest
Mr. Unangst
Unangst
Joseph D. Unangst
Unangat
Mirriy
Elmira Rohn
Reinben Rohn
Newbure Bath Road
J. W. Hieber
Dryland Church
Anangst
Anangst Lis
Hecktown Ladies’ Aid Society
Reverend Laubach Receives P O S of A Emblem in Easton
Rev. George J. Laubach of Howertown charge Easton received a P O S of A emblem from Third District officers of Northampton County for favors and devotion to the Order. He values the token highly. The report notes a local contractor Robert demonstrates new fast building operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Laubach
Easton
Howertown
Third District
Northampton County
Laubach
Robert
Lehigh Portland Cement Plant Wins Safety Trophy
The Lehigh Portland Cement plant finished 1928 without a lost time accident and will receive a trophy for the record. Superintendent and general manager H. H. Heller presides over the plant, with shipments for the new year already outpacing similar early January periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Portland Cement
H. H. Heller
Local notes from Catasauqua and Bath district events
Community items include Laubach's two cement brick houses for R T Day in Catasauqua, Mrs A Newton Kahler's birthday, juror James H Hawk in Philadelphia, A P store manager Frank Smith back from sickness, visits by Mr and Mrs W A Nagle, and a sick list. Also noted are Oliver Lerch's $500 church building fund bequest invested in Detroit, John Bertz returning to work, Nora Hawk visiting, a Penn Allen injury recovery, Christ Reformed church Ladies Aid meeting, Bath Town Council water bond redemption, and speculation about a telegraph type setting invention for crosswords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach
Catasauqua
Pouch Street
A. Newton (Kahler
Frank Smith
Ryan
N Reth
Raymond Dennis
Allentown
W. A. Nagle
William Busechpies
Oliver Lerch
Bath
Trinity Reformed Church
Detroit
Mich
John Bertz
Main Street
Bertz
Keystone Portland Cement Company
Nora Hawk
Easton
First National Bank of Bath
Tulle Frocks Dominate Autumn and Winter Fashion
An 1928 Western Newspaper Union item describes frothy tulle dresses and accessories for the upcoming season. It highlights wine and blue tulle gowns from Paris, drape mastery, asymmetric hems, and a range of colors from brown to green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Milady
Mademoiselle
Eixteen
Western Newspaper Union
Brushing for Beautiful Hair A Home Care Guide
A period piece advises daily hair brushing and tonic use to improve hair health and appearance. It recommends long even strokes from scalp to ends, 100 strokes nightly, plus extra brushing if aiming for better results. The piece mentions future topics on shampoos and grooming technique.
Amnesia and daily forgetfulness warned by health official
The assistant health secretary Dr Theodore B Appel warns about forgetfulness that harms health. He cites amnesia cases and urges discipline in eating eight hours sleep exercise fresh air and annual exams to prevent serious outcomes. He asks readers how forgetful they are and stresses health as the supreme blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
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Fontaine
Graham-Paige Sales and Service
Fred J. Scheetz
Nazareth
Augustus A. Stuckel
South Wi Bnek
Lehighton
W. A. Helffrich
Christ Reformed Church
Cyril
Emma. Lauri
Mary
Martha
Rosa Moser
West Main Street
J. A. Blair
Martins 'Creek
Palmer Smith
Washington Street
A. S. Leiby
Garret Miller
Charles H. Unangst
Oakland
All America
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Guara
Nazareth, Pa
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New York
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