Nazareth Item Announces Dollars to You Baby Contest
The Nazareth Item urges parents to enter their babies in the Dollars to You Popular Baby Contest with a cash prize for the first place. A standing 18 inch high award plate bearing the winner’s name will be awarded, and a list of participating merchants is provided with more names to come in next week’s issue. Contestants should ask merchants for baby coupons and entries can be submitted through local businesses.
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Nazareth
R. K. Stout
Electrician
Deck's Grocery Hi
A. Buss
Furniture Deutsch’s
Paul W. Heckman
Harold W. Flick
Angiemire
Master & Harron Clinton
Local Retailers Directory Snapshot Names and Vendors
A compact listing shows Western Auto Asio, Kilpatrick Robert W, Nolf John J, Siegfried Murry, Weaver's Grocery, Bell's Grocery, H P Deitz, Photographer, and Bell's. The item reads like a historical classified directory of store names and merchants including Murry's Cut Rate Store and Weaver's Grocery.
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Western Auto Asio
P. A
Kilpatrick
Robert W. Nolf
John J
Siegfried Murry
Weaver's Grocery
H. P. Deitz
Bell's Grocery
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co Elects Officers
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Northampton County announced a 10 percent assessment rate cut for 1933 based on strong finances. Auditor Floyd V. Gangawer cited surplus growth from 1395.34 to 47930.28 in 1996 and 97206.15 in 1937, reducing rates 20 percent below premium. The organization, one of 244 mutual insurers in the state, holds 36,879,370 in force. officers were re elected: President P. O. Hess, vice president Harry R. Young, secretary William D. Kunkel, treasurer Howard B Knecht, with Woodley and Davis solicitors.
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Floyd V. Gangawer
Harrisburg
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Northampton County
Mutual Fire Insurance
Board of Managers
P. O. Hess
Cherryville
Harry R. Young
Bangor
William D. Kunkel
Bath
Howard 8. Knecht
Northampton
Woodley and Davis
Nazareth Cement plant first built four decades ago
Bran W. Degelow of Brooklyn visits Rev and Mrs Schultz. Dozens of townspeople and relatives are listed visiting and hosting across Nazareth, Hecktown, Martins Creek, Belfast, Bethlehem and Easton during a period of social calls and weekend visits. Several families travel to Canal Zone relatives. Community notices include church service at 10 a m, and many visits to friends on South Main Street and Park Street.
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Bran W. Degelow
Brooklyn
N. Y
G. M. Schultz
Nazareth
C. A. Butz
Hecktown
Howard Meyers
Gerald and
Harold
Town
Elizabeth Messinger
Belfast
Laub
Peck
Chestnut Avenue
M. E. Stuber
Tatamy Road
Allen Mack
Martins Creek
Viola Noll
Rosean Noll
North Main Street
Darwin Reichley
Butztown
Marlin Laub
Raymond Re
Thomas E Santee
Arden Street
Milton
Mass
Canal Zone
Balboa
Balboa Heights
Sue Hagenbuch
Erma Kale
Mauch Chunk Street
John Kale
Edelmans
Iss Susan Hagenbuch
Asher Hagenbuch
South Main Street
Augustus Kolbe
Anna Kolbe
Wimbert Beil
John Harris
Bethlehem
Lester Roth
Moorestown
Floyd Wagner
Paul Keim
East Orange
Frank P. Keim
Evergreen Street
Mildred Strouse
Park Street
Lloyd DeLong
Allentown
G. F. Heckman
Raymond Wagner
Easton
Charles Kern
Bangor
Edward Heilman
Mary Kern
South Broad Street
State Board of Pardons establishes record in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg January 13 Attorney General Margiotti says the State Board of Pardons has set a record over the last three years. Since January 1935 the board heard 3,212 pleas and rejected 2,545 while 667 prisoners received commuted sentences. Of these 48 violated parole or were rearrested, a 7/100 failure rate. In 1920–34 a similar period saw 16 in 100 go wrong. 137 pardoned with none backsliding.
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Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
State Board of Pardons
Thomas Kennedy
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrence
Thomas A. Logue
Entertains at Cards at South Main Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beil hosted a Saturday evening card party at their South Main Street residence. Guests from town included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beil and son Pen Argyl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minnich Bath Mr. and Mrs. Russell Berger East Lawn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buss Newburg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott and son Claude Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Graver and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bell and Ruth Beil. Prizes went to Abbott Graver Beil and Graver.
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Harold Kraemer
Phyllis
Washington, N. J
O. E. Kraemer
North Broad Street
Adam Getz
Weaversville
Charles Roth
Park Street
Haven Shafer
North Street
Allentown
Velma Schmell
Easton
Eve
Walter Scheirer
Evergreen Street
David Frantz
Kunkletown
Charles Gogel
William Frantz
L. J. Gardner
South Rie Street
Eugene Weiss
St. John's Ev.Reformed Church
High Street
Walter Borger
Raymond Frey
Bath
Quintus Prantz
South Main Street
Minnie Rohn
Town
Charles Stoudt
Macada
Robert Barons
Hollour
Edward Cassler
Mauch Chunk Street
Florida
John Rockel
Slatington
Quintus Frantz
South Maine Street
Paul Wunderly
Emma Kraemer
Edward Heiney
Bank Street
Carl Beil
Haas
Samuel Beil
Pen Argyl
Fred Minnich
Russell Berger
East Lawn
Walter Buss
Newburg
Arthur Abbott
Claude
Raymond Eckert
Lloyd Graver
Carl Bell
Ruth
Abbott
Graver
8. Beil
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Husband's Death
The undersigned thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy extended during the death of her husband. Also for the beautiful floral offerings and loan of automobiles. Mrs. A. E. Frantz 480-G.
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A. E. Frantz
Mrs Walters Thanks Friends After Bereavement
Mrs Robert Walters expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during her recent bereavement. She thanks them for support, visits, and the use of automobiles and for the beautiful floral tribute.
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Robert Walters
Public Farm Stock and Household Goods Sale Ad
March 1 sale in Lower Bethel Township on the road from three churches to Richmond at Charles Hammer Park near Quaker Woods. Annual sale offers sew and used farm machinery. Nazareth, Tear fell Wrapiway, Hushkill Center Store, Ge N Miller involved.
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Lower Bethel Township
Richmond
Charles Hammer
Quaker Woods
Mareh St. Thirl
Nazareth
Hushkill Center
Ge N. Miller
Surprise Birthday Party At Gish Home
A birthday party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A N Gish in Allentown to honor Mrs Gish. Guests included numerous Kahler family members, Knecht family, Crouse family, Hartzel family, and others from town and nearby areas. The event featured card games and refreshments.
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A N Gish
Allentown
Gish
Charles Kahler
Maybel Kahler
Mildred Kahler
Warren Kahler
George Kahler
Jeanne
George Jr
Francis Knecht Wid
Anita
Buddy
Grant Kahler
Grant Jr
Dickey
William Crouse
Jacob Hartzel
Town
Frank Kahler
Adelie
Bethhem
Ralph Allen
Tatamy
Josph Maddock
Phillipsburg
Willis Kahler
Entertain to Dinner at East Center Street Home
Mr and Mrs Tilghman Dech hosted a goose dinner Sunday at their East Center Street residence. Attending were Mata. Raymond Dech and family of Phillipsburg New Jersey Mr and Mrs Warren Dech and family Mr and Mrs Paul Shive Mr and Mrs Franklin B Leh Miss Joy Kortz George Dech and Mr and Mrs Tilghman Dech all residents of town.
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Tilghman Dech
East Center Street
Mata
Raymond Dech
Phillipsburg
N. J
Warren Dech
Paul Shive
Franklin B. Leh
Joy Kortz
George Dech
Purge Clarion River Fish Purge
Harrisburg reports the Clarion River in northwestern Pennsylvania is slated for a fish purge as pollution controls finish along the river. Waste disposal plants at Ridgway Wilcox and St. Marys Elk county will remove industrial poisons, restoring river purity and enabling fish to inhabit the entire stream length. 4-H clubs across 19 counties will exhibit 100 baby beef and 168 fat lambs at the Pennsylvania Palm Show in Harrisburg January 17 to 21, highlighting extension projects from Pennsylvania State College.
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Harrisburg
Clarion River
Pennsylvania
State Publicity Commission
Ridgway Wilcox
St. Mary's
Elk County
Pennsylvania State College
Economic highlights urge free enterprise relief from government burden
The piece argues that both federal and state actions have hindered retail competition and raised prices. It urges restoring confidence in free enterprise, removing bureaucratic controls, and ensuring business can earn a reasonable profit. It calls Congress to act to remove impediments to industry.
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Federal
Congress
Principles for Economic Policy and National Recovery
The text outlines six policy pillars: reduce personal and corporate taxes, encourage business investment to create wealth and jobs, ensure rail tariffs allow healthy profits, balance the budget and reduce the national debt, restore confidence in markets and security exchanges, and rebuild faith in the constitutional government for industrial and agricultural sectors.
Tolerance as First Essential in National Life
A fragment emphasizes tolerance among industry government leaked and all elements in national life as the first essential to a finer world and fullest use of tools. The text underlines unity and restraint across sectors to achieve progress.
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Dustry
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