Birthday Party for Anna Laubach in Bath
A Bath party at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Laubach on Broadway celebrated Anna Laubachs eighth birthday with games and prizes won by Clark Smith Ethel Diehl Donald Diehl and others. Refreshments followed. Thursday evening marked the first 1999 Troop 33 Boy Scouts meeting in Town Hall led by Harold Dilcher with thirteen scouts present.
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Albert Laubach
Broadway
Bath
Anna
Eleanor Bilfies
Georgene
Anna Cowling
Christine
Annabelle Smith
Charlotte Seller
Ethel Diehl
Harriet
Leona Demko
Beverly
Gwendolyn Pike
Pauline Graver
Lorraine
Pauline
Anna Laubach
Donald Diehl
John Miltenberger
Clark Smith
David Graver
Robert Dreyer
Pauline Laubach
Eleanor Silfies
Beverly Pike
Charlotte Laubach
Troop 33
Boy Scouts of America
Harold Dilcher
Wolf Parent-Teacher Association Holds Largest Bath Meeting
The Wolf PTA of Bath met Friday in the Parochial Auditorium with 85 members and friends present and 15 new members welcomed, bringing total membership to 76. President Victor H. Thomas presided as reports from Ways and Means by Mrs. Moll and Program by Mrs. Mason Ernest were heard. Fred Manning gave tenor numbers and Mrs. Bartholomew accompanied. refreshments followed hosted by a Ladies committee.
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Wolf Parent-Teacher Association of Bath
Wolf
Victor H. Thomas
W. J. Moll
Mason Ernest
A. 8. Leiby
Kenneth Eickhoff
Richard Bourguignon
C. E. Lerch
W. J. Musick
Arthur Diehl
W. B. Ervin
M. Marshang
Sunday in Christ Ev Reformed Church Services
Good attendances marked all worship services at Christ Evangelical Reformed Church. Rev R H Helfferich delivered two sermons with Junior choir in the morning and Senior choir in the evening. Holy Communion will be administered next Sunday at 10 15 AM.
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Christ Ev
R. H. Helfferich
Bath Holy Name Society Fourth Annual Banquet
About 200 members and friends of the Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Church of Bath attended the fourth annual banquet in the Parish Auditorium. Clergymen speaking included Rev Wm Koenig Eas ton Pa Rev Joseph May Middletown Rev John Weissler Limeport Pa and Rev Cyril Birmlen Slatington Pa. The main speaker was Frank.
Catholic Societies Banquet Highlights Lehigh Valley Chapter
Ehriacher urged active parish participation and urged Holy Name Society membership. Louis Hoffmeister introduced toastmaster Fred Manning, who noted steady growth in activities and membership. Music by Miss Muscler and Manning with Graver on piano, orchestra by Conrad. Dinner by Altar and Young Girls of the Adorship Society. New officers Fred Manning, John Fleger, Martin Marshang, Irvin Metz, Marshall Martin Brandl.
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Martin A. J. Manning
Frank 8. Graver
Ladies of the Altar Society
Fred W. Manning
John Fleger
Martin W Marshang
Irvin J Metz
Marshall
Martin Brandl
Conrad
Bath social notes and area events reflected in church and club life
A Bath area page records a Mother club gathering hosted by Mrs. Wm Lowe on North Walnut Street with eight attendees, and a Sunday School post Christmas party at Miss Katherine Worman’s home. It also notes the Ladies Aid Kraut supper at the Christ Ev. Ref Church, plus a long list of visits, funerals, and travels of residents from Bath, Bethlehem, Allentown, and nearby towns, including church growth and a local Catholic church’s expansion. The item closes with light verse about digestion and soup.
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Wm. Lowe
North Walnut
Leiby
Joseph Frey
Kenneth Eickhoff
Frank Harding
Howard Landis
Harry | Prey
Stanley Semmel
Ladies Aid Society of Christ Ev.Ref Church
BATH
John Mertz
Bethlehem Business College
Alex Pfeiffer
Reading
Penna
Isaiah Troxell
Hellertone
Sarah McFarlane
Montana
Clayton Haupt
Main &J
Haupt
Remmel
Northampton
Mildred Bengston
Chestnut St
Phillip Doroskie
Harry Cropper
Bethlehem
P. Andrews
Zableski
Stanhope
N. J
Lewis W. Siegfried
Harry Weaver
Edward J. Siegfried
Steelton
Wilson Kramer
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama
Jane Ditcher
Thomas H. Santee
Boston
Frank Mann
Samuel Hutchison
Allentown
Hutchison
Washington St
Mark R. Kreidler
Newark
Wm. Hazzard
Damarest Beers
E. A Edwards
Florida
Hot Meat Pie four star winner for buffet suppers
Four star winner for buffet suppers explains how to prepare two pies: a chopped meat pie with tangy tomato soup glaze and a turkey and mushroom pie. Includes detailed crust, fillings, and baking times for individual casseroles and a larger pie.
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Dorothy Greig
Frugal shopper Mrs Wood snaps up cold bargains
Mrs Wood boasts of savings from a 25 cent steak and 19 cent shoulder roast, crediting a large automatic refrigerator for keeping leftovers safe. Her guest Helena Moss questions spoilage risk while recalling past parties and jellied tongue dishes.
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Helena Moss
Helena
Mabel Wood
Mabel
Champions Learn From American Boy Magazine
The American Boy Magazine features sports tips from coaches and players across football basketball baseball track tennis and more. It highlights fiction stories and adventure articles with jokes science travel and flying all in one issue selling for 15 cents a copy with yearly and three year subscription options.
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American Boy Magazine
THE
American Boy
Second Blvd
Detroit
Mich
Youth and Career Path for Young People
The article discusses matching abilities to careers. It notes memory, reasoning, and mechanical skills as examples, and stresses using natural inclinations to guide work choices. Young people should explore various fields, talk to workers, read about industries, and gain broad experience before specializing.
Inventor makes Mabel’s noiseless automatic fridge tale
Helena brags about aspic dishes and a silent, automatic refrigerator. Mabel hints at savings and wonders about cost, praising the inventor’s work and joking about modern housekeepers. A light domestic dialogue centers on kitchen gadgets and value.
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Jim
Helena
Mabel
The smart person should pursue learnable skills
The excerpt warns that many will chase a chosen occupation, and success favors those who can learn and improve. It notes self assessment is hard, urging fair appraisal of abilities and acknowledging one may do more than expected. Aunt Cal signs off with a weekly closing.
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Cal
Farm Calendar and Winter Orchard Tips From Penn State
Penn State foresters urge inspecting farm woodlots to select trees for removal to improve remaining timber. They advise leaving tall straight trees and removing short crooked or decayed ones to prevent crowding. Farm bookkeeping and early inventories are recommended to analyze year end finances. Poultry experts suggest midday feeding of winter eggs with wet mash or pellets for best results. Winter pruning advises pruning apple trees first and peach trees last to minimize injury.
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Penn State Foresters
Penn State Farm Management
Pennsylvania State College
Turkey Dressing Loss Tied to Oven Preparation
Poultry specialists at Pennsylvania State College report that a turkey loses about 25 percent of its live weight during oven preparation. The finding highlights the impact of roasting on final meat yield and helps cooks estimate servings.
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Pennsylvania State College
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BronTs
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Wolf Parent Teachers Association
Howard E. Weisle
Bengal
Oresente
Frank P. Rohn
Eho
Nazareth
Chas. C. Willauer
Mearee
Linesia
B. J. Bartholomew
Nazareth, PA
Sunday IN Christ
Reformed Church
Bath Holy Name Society
Nazareth Coal & Lumber CO
Narareth, PA
Entertained Card Club
Presbyterian Church
Katherine Worman
Miss Worman
Pauline Sherer
Vivian Wachter
June Kline
Pauline Overcash
Lois Ernest
Miriam Benninger
Eva Haupt
Anna Kaboly
June Schneider
Catherine Heller
Doris Leigh
Katherine Smith
Dorothy Pfeiffer
Turkey
Ask Home Service
Miss June Meyer
Home Service Department
Metropolitan Edison Company
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Main Street
Chevrolet
Ren Chevrolet
Aunt Cal
Herbert R. Bensing
Dinkg Mae Woon
Gregg
He. Havas
Nazareth Creamery & Dairy
Ustity Fleet— Price Second Bushkill Milling Co
Masven Station
wAeon
Wavy Stake Express
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