Two year pastorate noted at Christ Reformed Bath
Rev. R. H. Helffrich marked his second anniversary with Bath church preaching two sermons. The Junior Choir of forty five voices and Junior participants joined morning and evening services. New officers were elected with Lea ro inetalled as president and Joseph Prey Jr. as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Helffrich
Christ Reformed Church
Bath
St. Jonn
Rey Rotherstetter
Learo
Cate
Adehone Craybill
Catherine Moony
Joseph Prey Jr
Hartzell
Anna Kifer
Betty
Bath Church Members Hear New Type Organ
St. John s congregation in Bath under Rev. R L Kerstetler heard the Hammond church organ during all services Sunday morning noon and evening. Mr Jennings of Reading gave a recital as audiences filled the large auditorium. The organ is electrically operated with no pipes or pipes or stops, using attachments to produce tones like a large radio and a tremendous volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
R L. Kerstetler
Bath
Mr Jennings
Reading
Bath Boy Scouts Present William Tell Film Night
Troop No 33 Bath Boy Scouts of America stages Friday program for Scouts Library Fund. George Atwell Richardson of Bethlehem speaks, with Mrs Lewis Bartholomew visiting relatives in Allentown as part of the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Boy Scouts of America
George Atwell Richardson
Bethlehem
Lewis Bartholomew
Allentown
Republican Women of Bath Hold Annual Banquet
The Republican Women of Bath held their annual banquet at New Amverie with about 35 members attending. A fine dinner of waffles followed by humorous readings by Mrs Harry E Bartholomew Mrs Frank Harding and Mrs Howard Jones marked the event. Mrs Gro Fisher was praised for presiding duties as president and flowers were given in appreciation. The evening featured cards and games and the group voted to make the event an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceouneil
Women of
Bath
New Amuverie
Harry E Bartholomew
Prank Harding
Howard Jones
Gro
Wachter
George E. Sherer
Harry E. Bartholomew
Alfred Hugo
Ehivken
United Air Lines
New York
Boen
K 8
Kirkland
Bridey Lebel
Boy Scout Meeting Report At An Idin
Regular meeting opened by Scout Lester James and the Scout Oath. Senior Patrol Leader Charles Graver led a flag salute. Sixteen scouts and four officers present. Second class cards awarded to Robert Plotnick Gerald Overcash and Alvin Shiffer Jr. Willam Rothrock provided entertainment. Next week first aid instructions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester James
Charles Graver
William Rothrock
Robert Plotnick
Gerald Overcash
Alvin Shiffer, Jr
Willam Rothrock
Town Hal and Barrall Avenue projects face funding and weather delays
Work on the Town Hall project is paused awaiting an extension or supplementary appropriation of funds. The Barrall Avenue supplementary extension is approved but pending favorable weather. The Relocation of road project can start at a moment's notice per the State Highway Department. Frank S Graver attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrall Avenue
State Highway Department
HH H
Organ Frank S Graver
Why We Endorse a National Umpire
Raymond Plpc Airs discusses why a national umpire would threaten the American system of government. He argues amendments seek central control, undermining checks and balances and the principle that states govern themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Plpc
Nation
Sentinels
Republi
Aoa. A. Nasah
Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Natons
Earth
Europe
America
George Washington
Lehigh Valley Organist's Guild Meets at Bethlehem Home
The January meeting of the Lehigh Valley Organist's Guild was held last week at Mrs. Floyd Fuller’s Bethlehem home. A Post New Year's dinner at A. B. Lambert’s East Main Street involved Irvin Lambert and family, David Lambert and family, Annie Lambert of Easton, Corna Stoffler of Nazareth, and Mary Happel of Bath. Charles Smoyer remains a patient at St. Luke's Hospital Bethlehem. The Community Band sponsored production of The First Commandment drew praise as a fine, successful show with two performances last week. Next Tuesday Barf is planned by Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Organist's Guild
Floyd Fuller
Bethlehem
A. 8
Charles Smoyer
St. Luke's Hospital
Farm Calendar Prune Grape Vines and Winter Lawn Tips
A list of agricultural guidance covers pruning grape vines using cane pruning, selecting fruitful canes, and minimizing old wood. It advises lawn mowing at 1.5 inches for winter protection and notes water and feed tips for laying hens and ewes. It also announces Pennsylvania Farm Show events in Harrisburg January 20 to 24 with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Home Sewing Tips and Frugal Kitchen Hacks
Barbara Day offers sewing guidance for a polished look and tips on pressing seams and choosing half sizes for ready made outfits. She also shares kitchen hints like a bronze radiator paint trick to save heat and a simple cole slaw recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Kold Skaal
Daytime Frock Pattern 8664 Shirtwaist Frocks Appeal
Pattern 8664 features front fullness from shoulder to hem creating a smart look for this season. The model shows an arrangement with a front pie and a small tie, using crepe. Send 15 cents per pattern and include name address style number and size to Patricia Dow Nazareth Item Pub Co Pattern Dept Brooklyn NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dow
Nazareth Item Pub. Co
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lehigh Valley Osteopathic Society Elects Officers
The Lehigh Valley Osteopathic Society met at the Americus Hotel Allentown with Dr Chas Ro Heard presiding. Officers elected: President Dr Paul C Mengle Reading Vice President Dr Sterling J Harvey Easton Secretary Dr Harvey R Haupt Reading Treasurer Dr George T Sill. The next meeting will be in Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Osteopathic Society
Americus Hotel
Allentown
Chas Ro Heard
Paul C. Mengle
Reading
Sterling J. Harvey
Easton
Harvey Ro Haupt
George T. Sill
George F. Rothmeyer
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Rothmeyer
Bethlehem
Cold bowl debate sparks Danish Dutch culinary terms
A fragment discusses the origin of a dish name from Danish and Dutch roots. It mentions kool meaning cabbage and sla meaning salad and notes a preference for either interpretation. The text also references cleaning fluids and tar removal, paprika as vitamin C source, and a tongue in cheek remark about sealing a crown.
Modern Women and Awards Mention Prominent Names
The article notes Sarah Wambough as the sole woman on the League of Nations Saar Plebiscite committee receiving the Knight's Cross of the Austria Order of Merit. It highlights Oklahoma and Maine women attaining leadership roles, along with Dolly Irene McNulty of Tulsa as hospital owners president. It mentions Hazel Cochran’s extensive flying experience and fashion trends predicting flat heels, plus Louis XIV's high heel fashion and chef George Rector's quip on advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Sarah Wambough
League of Nations Committee
Austria
Miss K
Uamer
State of
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Hospital Owners Association
Dolly Irene McNulty
Tulsa
Hazel Cochran
Louis XIV
George Rector
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John Sendenbaci
Luther League
BOY Scouts Entertainment
Frank P. Rohn
Main ST
Nazareth
Leon Kolb
Optrogernist
St. Nesareth
Heare
H. O. Simons & Son Factors and Builders
Republican Women OF Bath
BOY Scout Meeting
J. F. Bartholomew and Sons
PENNA
Broad Street
So. Broad St
Nazareth, Pa
Barbara Day
Ring Bologna
Clear Brook
Harold W. Flick
Lehigh Valey Osteopathic Society
Dr. Ivorge PF. Rothmeyer
Charl Ormond
Williams
Creer
Aron
Women
Maine
Touts J Brann
de Detter Hudson
Highway Safe Y Commision
Miss Hucey
State Library
Lucienne Bloc
House of Deter
Os Et Rivera
Danter
Ernest Bi Sain
Poser
Penly
Nisheg
Manhattan
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Main Street
Frack & Leh
Univer Credit
South Broad St
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