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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1938

Page

5

Moravian Church Weekly Schedule Under Pastors

Moravian Church led by Rev Paul S Meinert lists services Bible School worship and youth meetings with a varied music program plus a midweek Bible study. St John's Lutheran and neighboring churches outline weekly activities including Sunday School, worship, vesper services, scouts, choirs, catechetical classes and Ladies Aid. Human Evangelical notes youth group meetings and prayer services.

Moravian Church Paul S. Meinert Radiant King’s Daughters C. E ST. John's Lutheran H. C. Snyder Luther Ladies’ Aid Society Gue

Religious Services and Schedules For Three Local Churches

Mennonite Brethren in Christ and Schoenck Moravian list Sunday School Prayer and Worship times with midweek services and special events. Belfast Evangelical notes Sunday School Holy Communion new members by letter and catechetical activities for the week.

Mennonite Brethren IN Christ H. K. Kratz Rah” Henderson

Sunday School Lesson by Rev Charles E Dunn

Rev Charles E Dunn presents a Sunday school lesson on Mark 1 1 8 8 focusing on Jesus preparation for ministry The lesson notes the Messianic expectation among Jews under Rome the contrast with businesslike Hebrews and Jesus lack of formal rabbinical training His response centers on repentance belief in the gospel and the proclaimed kingdom The tone reflects a 20th century pulpit sermon and biblical exposition.

Charles E. Dunn Jesus Rome St. Pau God

Salvation Army Leader’s Call Echoes Jesus Message

General Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army cautions that society cannot endure without God, echoing a note Jesus struck long ago. Her remarks frame a call to faith amid contemporary moral concerns.

Evangeline Booth Salvation Army God Jesus

Ford Buys Old Covered Bridge For His Museum

Harrisburg reports Henry Ford has acquired a 105 year old covered wooden bridge that once carried horse drawn traffic between Greene and Washington Counties. The relic will be dismantled and reerected in Ford's early American village at Dearborn near a lake honoring Thomas A. Edison. The bridge spanned Wheeling Creek and will be replaced by a modern 22 foot roadway with two 44 foot spans at a cost of 12 777 dollars.

Harrisburg Greene Washington Henry Pord Dearborn Enslow Fork Wheeling Creek West Pindley Department of Highways Ford Thomas A. Edison West Findley Warren van Dyke

Our Rural Schools Thomasburg News Item

Mildred Nickum, Dorothy, Marion, Stanley and Howard Leiberman visited Bangor relatives on Sunday. Evelyn Shorts and Arlene visited Wing Gap. New pupil Vivian Weisley joins Asa Packer School. Mid year tests this week. Irma Kline turned 13 on January 6. Howard Ritter turned 12 on Saturday. Congregational meeting January 5 at St Peter s Reformed Church followed by a covered dish social. Christmas celebrations were wide with many at home and some away. all returned as the chickenpox outbreak ended.

Dorothy Marion Stanley Howard Leiberman Elwood Leiberman Bangor Evelyn Arlene Shorts Burton Frantz Wing Gap Asa Packer School Vivian Weisley Irma Kline Howard Ritter St. Peter's Reformed Church

DANNERSee Grast Hees Reporter DannerSee Grast Hees

Mrs Heffelfinger and her three sons LeRoy Fred and Charles visited John Hi in the hospital and he returned home with them on The school made snow pictures and flakes Peter Kramer grandfather of Claire and Gerald Mitchell died Sunday morning at 4 am and was buried yesterday at the Stone Church Harry Marshs cow had twin calves Both calves died Mrs Sarah Steward laid up with a severe cold Mrs Verna Frederick fell on the ice and was badly hurt Warren Flory butchered a bull weighing about 700 pounds Mrs Mary Braker Mr and Mrs Harry Beck and Miss Margie Beck spent Sunday with Harry Marsh Mr and Mrs Roy Steward and Walter Fehnel of Easton visited David Steward of Dannersville We trimmed our sand table with icicles and snow flakes and have an Eskimo scene in the sand box also on the windows Phyllis Hilberg Vera and Dallas Spengler celebrated their birthday last week Our pupils studied a new safety poster Keep From Between Parke Cars on Friday Gloria Spengler and Madelyn Arnold have the measles Betty Wambold of our school is sick Clair Mitchell is now in school again after an absence of a week with a severe cut.

Mary Braker Harry Beck Margie Beck Harry Marsh Roy Steward Walter Fehnel Easton David Steward Dannersville Phyllis Hilberg Vera Dallas Spengler Gloria Spengler Madelyn Arnold Betty Wambold Clair Mitchell

Leibert's School Hosts January Bingo Party

Claire Keen reports a Bingo party on January 7 at Leibert's School with many named prize winners including Mrs Solt Erma Kilpatrick Virginia Scheffler and more. Door prizes went to William Shook and Walter Werner. The next party on January 21 offers a coal door prize along with dishes and groceries as prizes.

Winnig Solt Erma Kilpatrick Virginia Scheffler Clarence Matthews J. L. Simmons Ella Summer Helen Smith Eliza Eyer Walter Werner Charles Kemmerer William Fry Joseph Simmons Stanley Fry Russell Kresge Hartzell William Werner Howard Rice Glenwood Rissmiller Floyd Miller Heft Russell

4 H Club Talk At Our School And Community News

Mr Grim spoke on 4 H Club work at our school and interest in the program remains high. Lucille Charron is back home from sickness for a week. Mr Hearn a school director gave the flag to the school. Betty Detweiler married Henry Carter on Christmas Eve and now lives at Nedrow New York. Paul Pauline and William Reagan received Christmas gifts from brothers George in Oxnard California and Kinsey in Honolulu. Mr and Mrs Reagan and children visited Mr and Mrs Bruce Gross of Bethlehem. Mr and Mrs Hunter of Coatesville spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Delbert Par. Plans to organize a 4 H Club in our township are under way. Directors authorize teachers to attend the Farm Show in Harrisburg next week. L Coleman county agent.

Mr. Grim Lucille Charron Hearn Betty Detweiler Henry Carter Nedrow Paul Pauline William Reagan George Oxnard Calif Kinsey Honolulu Reagan Bruce Gross Bethlehem Hunter Coatesville Delbert Harrisburg L. Coleman

Jackson School Examinations January 10 to 21

Jackson School pupils at Kern and Irene Longends undergo examinations from January 10 through 21. December honor roll includes Robert Walton Ruth Gower Irene Longenbach. December readers list names multiple students across grades with Weider Kemmerer and others.

Jackson School Robert Walton Ruth Gower Irene Longenbach Jesse Bond Frederick Borger Roy Buralli Howard Carrohn Beverly Earle Chester Paul Lahr Carl Remaley Arnold Taviana Beatrice Bickert Eleanor Borger Betty Hahn Viola Hahn Lillian Hawk Betty Kern

Mid year tests begin as week progresses

IQPRIED SCBROOL reports mid year tests started Monday and will run through the week. December honor roll includes Marilyn Miller Nellie Perry June Scholl Willis Breage Clarence Miller Arlene Stadley Richard Miller Irene Stahley Paul Smith Dorothy Moditch Betty Jane Arndt Morris Moditch Evelyn Arndt Howard Hahn Lillian Moditch and Pauline Michalgyk. Eight pupils attended school every day first half year: Edward Moditch Betty Jane Arndt Dorothy Moditch Willis Mresge Lillian Moditch Evelyn Arndt Morris Moditch and Howard Hahn. Three new pupils joined Thursday: Dorothy Beers in seventh grade Victoria Beers in fifth grade and Melrose Beers in third grade. June Scholl traveled to Reading with her parents Sunday to visit friends.

Marilyn Miller Nellie Perry June Scholl Willis Breage Clarence Miller Arlene Stadley Richard Miller Irene Stahley Paul Smith Dorothy Moditch Betty Jane Ardnt Morris Moditch Evelyn Arndt Howard Hahn Lillian Moditch Pauline Michalgyk Edward Moditch Betty Jane Arndt Willis Mresge Dorothy Beers Victoria Beers Melrose Beers Reading

Mount Vernon School Gets Five New Pupils In 1937

Helen Dinges reports five new students Margaret Richard Henry Edith and Sherwood Bartholomew join Mount Vernon School. A sled collision on New Year’s Eve injured Dinges. doctor Cunin treated her. Various local visits and card party gatherings noted among families Schweitzer Dingos Wetzel and Diugos.

Margaret Richard Henry Edith Sherwood Bartholomew Helen Dinges Margaret Chuss Cunin Anton Schweitzer Reeder New York Sophie Hass John Dingos Pete Helen Diugos Carl Smith Mike Diugos Joseph Boyko

Tatamy School Opens After Short Break

Dana Happel reports that Tatamy School reopened January 3 after a nine day vacation. The day featured the usual lessons plus a test in arithmetic.

Dana Happel

Winter feeding campaign urged to sustain Pennsylvania game

A plea to hunters and volunteers to support winter feeding efforts to protect wildlife. The article urges broad participation beyond casual hunters, highlighting the Game Commission’s role and listing effective feeder designs and foods. It stresses that a growing hunter base requires widespread, ongoing feeding and cooperation from clubs, farmers, and individuals.

Winter Pennsylvania Game Commission Harrisburg

Teachers Tenure Act debate before Supreme Court in Philadelphia

Attorney General Margiotti argued the Teachers Tenure Act is essential to protect the state public school system and place 63,000 teachers on civil service, asserting the act removes teaching employment from politics and whim. Local notes describe social events, Red Cross classes, hospital visits, church activities, Legion Auxiliary anniversary, Holy Name Society officers, and Wind Gap Rod and Gun Club meetings.

Philadelphia Supreme Court Charles J. Margiotti Margilotti Commonwealth Margiotti

Troop 43 Notes Investure and Meeting at Holy Family

A Sunday investure service saw Geo Milkovitz Mike Prangak Rudolph Sancopf Raymond Pischl Prank Nagy William Stohl and Prank Vandervits inducted as tender foot scouts. Mothers auxiliary served cake and cocoa after the ceremony. The troop met January 10 in Holy Family Church basement opening with the Lord's Prayer and Scout Oath. Nine scouts prepare for Second Class test January 21 in the auditorium. Alfred Bets demonstrated signaling. Honey flavor varies with flower source, Penn State apianists explain.

Geo. Milkovitz Mike Prangak Rudolph Sancopf Raymond Pischl Prank Nagy William Stohl Prank Vandervits Mothers Auxiliary Holy Family Church William Deutsch John Kosiis John Becker Board of Review Alfred Bets

Edelman-Drovids Couple Wed At St John’s Nazareth

Ulysses J. Edelman and Theresia Drovids of town were married Saturday at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church parsonage on South Broad Street by Rev. Harvey C. Snyder. Groom works at Lone Star Cement plant near Nazareth. they will live at 206 West Walnut Street Nazareth.

Edelman—Drovihs Ulysses J. Edelman Theresia Drovids St. John’s Evangelical-Lutheran Church South Broad Street Harvey C. Snyder Lone Star Cement Plant Nazareth West Walnut Street

Salem Union elects officers and local visits noted

Sunday School on Sunday at 9 a m followed by Reformed services at 10 o'clock by Rev H Clauss. The Salem Union Sunday School elected their officers on Sunday. Mrs Cyrus Koehler spent a day with Mrs Eben Bensing. Mr and Mrs Steward Miller were the Sunday guests of Mrs Miriam Henry and family at Cross Roads. Mr and Mrs John Willauer spent Saturday at Easton. Sterling Kunkle was the guest of Mr and Mrs James Eberts.

H. Clauss Salem Union Cyrus Koehler Eben Bensing Steward Miller Miriam Henry Cross Roads John Willauer Easton Sterling Kunkle James Eberts

Wind Gap Junior High Drama Club Recital Friday Afternoon

The weekly assembly program directed by the Wind Gap Junior High School dramatic club featured recitations by Pauline Mender shot and Florence Olivetti, current events by Ralph Davis, jokes by Erma Ace and Joyce Beers, an essay by Melba Williams, a sketch "The Train Leaves in Ten Minutes" by Pauline Roth, William Trexler and Arlene Quear, and closing songs with Esther Werner and others. The Helping Hand Class of the Salem Congregational Sunday Benoa.

Dramatic Club Wind Gap Pauline Mendershot Florence Olivetti Ralph Davis Erma Ace Joyce Beers Melba Williams Robert Walck The Assembly Esther Werner Aketch Pauline Roth William Trexler Arlene Quear Salem

Hecktown Sunday School presents Deacon Dobbs comedy

George King notes Hecktown Sunday School or chestra shows a three act comedy Deacon Dobbs tonight at 8 p m in the Sunday School Chapel. church events list 8 15 a m services and 10 a m communion led by Rev C A Buts. 1938 officers elected for Dryland Church Ladies Aid Society include President Mrs Milton Brown and Secretary Mrs Floyd Oberly. local visits reference Mrs Flora Edelman and others from Hecktown Snyders Church Forks Bath Nazareth and Eas ton in a weekend of social activity.

Hecktown Deacon Dobbs C. A. Buts Ladies Aid Society of Dryland Church Milton Brown Florence Weidner Floyd Oberly Charles King Flora Edelman Kate Walter Marcus Fehnel Paul Dech Henry Schlegel Snyders Church Ira Haupt Forks Clayton Haupt Bath Walter Scheirer Nazareth Men's Brotherhood Clyde Young Easton

Philadelphia and Nazareth Ladies Honor Hosts on Tuesday

Mrs Martha Reinhheimer of Philadelphia Mrs Edgar Barrall and Mrs Florence Itterly of Nazareth were guests of Mr and Mrs Milton Freeman on Tuesday The Ladies Auxiliary on Wednesday afternoon held a business and

Martha Reinheimer Philadelphia Edgar Barrall Florence Itterly Nazareth Milton Preeman

Local Residents Attend Legion Auxiliary Meeting

A record of community members including Miller, Heller, Lehr, Bush, and Baylor visiting relatives in Forks and Wind Gap. The Poor County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary met, with Harvey and Sterling Klump among those visiting Mrs Annie Burley and others over the weekend.

SA Ace Teems Miller We Helier Hales Sendt Lehr Samuel Bush Howard Baylor Thomas Margaret Thomas Gladys Bender Forks Laster Heller Irthday Bert Lorraine Houck Robert Bachenfelder Jane Port Mary Farekas Russell Push Mn Filmore Klump Plainfield Levi Burley

Test fragment on thyroid treatment and local relief noted

Fragmentary text cites Sorbol quadruple and thyroid relief with local mentions of Heckmann and A A Maral. It appears as a disjointed note or testimony about personal experience and seeking to share details, lacking a coherent narrative or verifiable facts.

W. Heckmann Maral

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. John’s Evangelical Reformed Church Walter H. Diehl Boy Scouts Young Woman's Missionary Society Human Evangelical W. S. Harris Kichine Harris Ladies Aid Society Clinton Koch Nace Schoeneck Moravian James F. Gross Irene Werner Sons of God Ushers Association Belfast Penn State Thomasburg Mildred Nickum Dannersee Grast Hees Leibert'’S School Claire Keen Mount Vernon School Sportmen's Clubs Raymond Wagner John G. Jones Charles Olmstead J. C. Keller Ackerman Floyd Factoryville Peter Gunn Frank Lockard Lanterman American Red Cross Lawrence Rice First Aid Commission Red Cross Washington, D. C Metsgar Jerry Lichtenwalner Allentown General Hospital Annie Brong Rush Bowers American Legion Auxiliary Lansford Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church Pat Tepoll Kevin Flood Larry Liero Financial Eedeen Bavaria Marshall Harvey Olivet Wind Gap Rod and Gun Club Lawrence Roberts Clyde Snyder Bert Smickley John D. Williams Stewart Male Luther Harding Rush J. Bowers Stewart Burgess Buskirk Troop 43 Penn State Apianists George King Gran Gandt Brené St. Nabardth, PA Mackinaws
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