Nazareth School December Report Details Enrollment and Health
December figures show total enrollment 1278 with 94 percent attendance for December and 96 percent for term to date. Absences include several teachers and janitors. accidents caused two high school injuries. Medical inspector reports detections of chicken pox scarlet fever and impetigo affecting multiple students. Band director appointed. motion picture projector purchased. band donation received. District costs notes place Nazareth per pupil expense at $69.92 versus state $74.30.
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Kern
Ralph Pry
Detweiler
Ritter
P. A. Mareus
Edgar Rohn
Henry Knauss
le Fraunfelder
Miss Grim
Easton
Dr Fraunfelder
H. S
Fairview
Whitfield
Wilson
the Athletic Association
Mennert
Frederick B. Hunt
Nazareth Industrial Baseball League
N. A. Danowsky
Department of Public Tha Tion
United States Office of Education
Education Bulletin
Pennsylvania
Nazareth
Sorbel claims relief and gland support for daily use
A fragment describes Sorbel a colorless small bottle medicine approved by a registered clinic. The ad promises relief without hampering work or pleasure and offers further information from Paul Heckman and Mrs A Marshall in Philadelphia regarding success with Sorbel.
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Paul Wo Heckman
A. Marshall
Phia
Schoeneck Organization Night Highlights Sunday Reports
The Schoeneck group observed Organization Night with reports read by Secretary David Mack and Treasurer Catherine Myer. Grace Colver presented the CF report assisted by Robert Soph, and William Ho Kortz installed new officers amid notes on missions contributions and Sunday School activities.
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Schoeneck
Anul
David Mack
Catherine Myer
Wilm Myer
Grace Colver
Robert Soph
Ushoouition
Mie
Robert TE
Steg
Sisty Uren
FO Gow
Tryce
William Ho Kortz
Millent Raw
AW " Bey Conpeny
Poirot Boo van
Local residents visit relatives across towns in weekend rounds
Mr and Mrs Harry Schissler motor to Allentown. Several families from Easton, Bath, Bethlehem, Moorestown, Pen Argyl, and other towns spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends, including Mrs Juneer’s funeral at Moorestown and various calls on neighbors on Madison Avenue and South Broad Street.
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Harry Schissler
Allentown
Laster Rohn
Ernest Hawk
Hecktown
Floyd Jones
Shirley
Victor Stark
Meta
Washington, N. J
Willam T. Metzer
Irwin Rader
Faston
George Kramer
Martin's Creek
FE. C. Frankenfield
New Street
Harry Unser
Grace
George Koehler
E Center Street
Floyd Wagner
Mily
South Main Street
Leon Dech
Seemsville
Darwin Reiehley
Butztown
Forrest Noll
Prospect Street
Michael Danner
Weaver Cije
George Dariner
Maurel Chunk Street
Howard Werkheiper
Araucs Chautreet
Lntown
Joseph Andie
W.jiau
Green
Lewis Clause
Mary
Warren
Waynab
Mary Sweitzer
South Whitfield
Frank Vogel
Bethlehem
Clark Vogel
Lincoln Avenue
John Edelman
Walnut Stree
Philadelphia
Clarence Mitchell
Whitfield Street
Floyd Kiefer
Easton
Glenn Jones
West Chester
Walnut Street
Russel Flory
Lorraine
Mauch Chun Street
Pen Argy
CT. Heckman
F E Stoner
N Buss
Ner
Havenet
Broad Street
Alness
Samuel Barrall
Bath
Floyd Rapp
Kerndale
Harvey Shireman
Coplie
Harold Reilly
Nancy Ann
Asbury Park
Harvey Buss
East Center Street
Anna Kreamer
Joseph Trinkley
Eva Trinkley
Howard Barrall
Quillas Silfies
Tatamy
Samuel Hildenbrand
Clearfield
Charles Gogel
Town
Robert Bartholomew
Point Phillips
Stanley Gould
Betleher
Willer
Pred Koch
Hilda Sroith
South Main
John Vannatta
Russell Brown
Luther Zellner
Ernest Bensing
Madison Avenue
Leon Danner
Stockertown
Lee Shannon
Pen Argyl
Luther Lilly
Shoenersville
Harold Frey
George Rubright
Harkton
Thomas Achenbach
500 Club Event At Easton Road Named Guests And Prizes
Miss Ethel Kleckner hosted a 500 club gathering on Easton Road with Miss Arlene Reese Miss Marie Jones Miss Dorothy Wessels Miss Lorraine Monprode Miss Eveline Smith and Miss Esther Repsher in attendance Tasty refreshments were offered Prizes went to Miss Monprode Miss Reese Miss Repsher and Miss Wessels.
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Ethel Kleckner
Easton Road
Arlene Reese
Marie Jones
Dorothy Wessels
Lorraine Monprode
Eveline Smith
Esther Repsher
Miss Monprode
Miss Reese
Repsher
Massive Hospital Laundry Demand in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's 291 hospitals process about 100000 tons of laundry yearly, roughly 300 tons daily. The whitening and ironing cycle handles 400000000 pieces annually, with white goods lasting two to three years before repurposing into towels and rags for floors and cleaning. Hospitals spend about $5 million yearly on laundry and housekeeping, $3 million of which aids the poor unable to pay.
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Pennsylvania
Sunday Bargain Rates Announced by Bell Telephone
The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania announces reduced Sunday rates for calls to out of town numbers. Sunday daytime and all day Sunday rates cut to fifty to seventy-five cents, with further reductions on specific routes and after nine PM nightly calls. Details emphasize nationwide connections with lower prices on weekends.
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Pittstunell
Emmanuelsville Sunday School and Lutheran Services Schedule
Emanuelsville hosts Sunday School at 9:00 am followed by Lutheran worship at 10:15 am. A Young People’s Meeting is noted for Russell Anthony and family with multiple attendees from Pamerton and nearby towns including Nor thampton Nazareth and Bath among others. various local residents and families are listed as visitors and callers over the past week.
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Russell Anthony and
Pamerton
Ellen Jones
Ilington
William Anthe Jampton
Roy Hoch
Henry Anthony
Pe e n kp Tra WYO print silk crepe dress
The item describes a print silk crepe dress with a throm quarter tong hos iie sleeves and a scarflike neckline edged with natural Iyas.
Village Social Notes and Local Arrivals Near Bangor
Community notices list visits among families in Bangor Easton Martin's Creek and nearby areas. Residents Herbert N J Rich mond and Leroy Depue change roles and locations. Property purchases and farm improvements are noted along with a telephone company franchise acquisition and local staffing changes.
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Herbert N. J
Delbert
Bangor
Gordon Brown
Allenwn
George Miller
Edgar Albert
J. C Reagle
Herbert M. Gross Ald Mil
Villag
Leroy Depue
Easton
Harry Winters
Martin's Creek
Woodrow Vetter
R. Evans, Jr
Near East
R. Evans
Joseph Kieffer
Lower Mt Bethel
Ross Farm
M. E
Cysmingstra
Homer McEwen
Blue Mt. Telephone Company
Mt. Bethel
Willard Kline
East
George
James N . Crook Forestly
Wedded Smith Smith in Stockertown Mennon Church
Lawrence Smith of Stockertown and Miss Gladys Smith of Stockertown were married Saturday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the Mennon Church parsonage on South Broad Street by Rev H K Kratz. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Woodrow Smith, also of Stockertown.
None of Us Are Such Good Drivers to Ignore Safety Lessons
Fragmentary line stresses that safety education remains essential and must not be neglected. It underscores responsibility across ages and drivers, urging ongoing participation in SAFETY EDUCATION to prevent neglectful behavior.
Salps Publish Messy Local Item With Odd Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a local item or notice with garbled company or person names and stray platform references. The readable bits mention time and a possible public or meeting note but lack clear actions, dates, or places. The record preserves the uncertain, damaged nature while noting the fragmented entities.
Phebe and the Wet Event Fragment Translated
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Phebe in a brief scene with a wet setting. No clear event, date, or full names available to determine specifics. The readable parts show limited context and cannot infer a full news item.
Baelon Vaweler Chronicle Fragment
A fragmentary OCR note references Baelon and Vaweler with dates and notes about the Nether Diente event. Details are incomplete, but names and a dated reference appear as the main readable facts.
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Baelon, Vaweler
Directors Elected By Local Banks Amid Regional Bank Boards
A garbled roll of local bank directors lists elected officers across multiple banks. Names include Frank H Schumidt Peter Trumbower Joep Brobstols and Edward J Unangast with various vice presidents cashiers bookkeepers and assistants named. The text includes references to New York and several regional banks such as Second National Nazareth Portland National and Bath Pen Argyl National.
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Trumgoweium
Bennell
Prank H Martin
Sen G Beek
J A Fraunfelder
Walter H Schilege
Frank H. Schumidt
Peter & Trumbower
Joep Brobstols
Heuer
Second National
Nazareth
D.jors
E Frantz
William Pao
Andrew G Kern
HB. Munger
Wiliam K Shimer
Edward J Jnangst
Edward J Unangast
A E Frantz
Edgar B Troxel
Haven H Happel
Charles D Rohn
Evelyn I Shapp
Danielsville National
Wiliam
Cement National Directors Meet in Northampton
D Bieler notes today’s gathering of Cement National in Northampton to elect directors. Attendees include Elmer O Reyer John Berg William A Solt Thomas F Wwecht Edgar C Nagle David L Kern Julius E Lenty and Stanley Smith.
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D. Bieler
Cement National
Northampton
Elmer O. Reyer
John Berg
William A. Solt
Thomas F. Wwecht
Edgar C Nagle
David L Kern
Julius E. Lenty
Stanley ©. Smith
Cooperatives Unmasked By Earle Milk Control Board
A meeting disclosed alleged farming cooperatives in Harrisburg aimed at price manipulation. Legislator A Smith accused a New York Board ex-employee and local dealers of financing organizers and pressuring farmers to sign two cent slips to support a new cooperative. Miller of the Capital City Milk Producers Association warned that financing farm organizers would back anti farmer bargaining.
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Cumberand County
New York Board
Staly
Harrisburg
Smith
New “Cooperative
I W Miller
Capital City Milk Producers
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