Neighborhood Notes From Easton Area Social Round
A long list of local residents and visitors share Sunday calls and family time across Moorestown Belfast Tatamy Easton Bethlehem Allentown and nearby towns. People include Mr and Mrs Fred Meyers Mae Hawk Ellen Kahler Gernet Smith Danner Hoffman Shustler and many others with hospital and home visits mentioned.
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Fred Meyers
Ellen
Moorestown
Lester
Maynard
Wm. Kahler
East Lawn
Mae Hawk
Quarfield
Milton Hoffman
Abraham Hoffman
Frank Gutekunst
Ellen Gutekunst
Kintnersville
Thomas Hoffman
Edwin Smith
Owen Danner
Belfast
Conrad Smith
John Honster
Seward Kleintop
Catasauqua
Steward
Ess
Fannie Gernet
Easton Hospital
David Roth
Lafona
Charles D. Kahler
East Walnur Street
George Daubert
Ida Ruth
Bethlehem
John Stamers
A. W. Sands
H. D Snyder
Easton
Moe. Stuber
Tatamy Road
Arlene Stuber
Robert Hoeh
Lena Marcks
Reform! Choir
Mabel Kahler
New York City
Irvin’ Snyder
Paine
White Haven
George Gernet
Milton
Newburg
Courhneche
Iran Werkheiser
Bath
James Prey
Mle Ondendorf
Ros
Miro James Smith
Mare Morris Nanmora
Lewis Riss
Genrae
George
Joha Wunag
George Smith
Joseph Reinar
Japan
Iyyain
Iber
SoUems
Staher
Niversary
Elmer
Asher
Gene L. Kahler
George W. Kahler
A. Newton Gish
Allentown
Anna Paul
John Wetzell
Philadelphia
James Gernet
South Whitfield Street
Walter Himler
Edwin Kram
Belvidere Street
Joseph J. Albert
Rot
Wind Gap
Mabel Daniels
Chester Jacoby
Lester J. Rohn
Lois
Robert L. Hoch
Harry Desh
Susan Smith
Rohn
Mabel Leh
E. Centre St
Elwood J. Anangst
Joan
Karl D. Koehler
Camilla Laubach
Martin Herman
Newburg. Mrs. Herman Is On the Sick List Mrs. Lizzie Rader
John Oswald
Walter Diehl
Frank K. Huth
Truman Bittenbealer
Techtown
New York
Walter Gertiet
White
P.s. C. Enters 21st Year of Existence
The Public Service: Cue ps sets off on New Years as the Commission reviews the act. The 21st year marks its ongoing operation and the act’s effectiveness is pending approval by the Commission.
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Magee
Cue Ps
Commission
Harrisburg Motor Fines Revenue Drops Report
The Department of Revenue reports a decline in motor law fines receipts. Total collections were 279,902 in 1933 and 346,169 in 1932, a drop of 66,266 year over year.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Weight rules limit foreign vehicles in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg clarifies that reciprocal agreements with other states do not let foreign vehicles carry more weight than Pennsylvania registered vehicles of the same class. Instructions to this effect have been issued to the Highway Patrol after questions from New Jersey operators. Foreign-registered vehicles must abide by Pennsylvania limits when operating in the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
The
Highway Patrol
New Jersey
Appraisers Get Tax Instruction Harrisburg
Harrisburg prepares mercantile taxes for the license year starting May 1 with mailed instructions to mercantile appraisers. Return forms will reach liable individuals in a few weeks and county treasurers receive copies. Appraisers are held to strict accountability for prompt and accurate duties under the law. Department investigators will verify merchant records against gross business volume for the 1922 tax and assess any additional amounts due for inaccuracies.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Tosk
Radio contest aims to bring wireless to rural homes
Government experts and farm groups unite to push radio as a link to world affairs. Judges Sen Capper Judge Payne and H A Lafount will select 383 prizes up to 1000 dollars after the Washington kickoff in late February.
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Sen. Capper
Payne
H. A. Lafount
Radio World
Harold A. Lafount
Federal Radio
Sen
Arthur Capper
Kansas
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Smallpox Vaccination Faith Fuels Public Health
Pennsylvania reports no smallpox cases in 1933 and urges universal vaccination. Dr. Theodore B. Appel says jail isn’t a remedy for vaccine refusals and highlights Jenner’s 1796 discovery as the turning point in eradicating the disease. He notes compulsory school vaccination reduces outbreaks and condemns conscientious objectors as a dwindling minority.
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Pennsylvania
Theodore B. Appel
Europe
Edward Jenner
Jenner
America
Commonwealth
Becaus
State Employes Retirement Board funds report shows totals
The report for the past month shows invested funds amounting to 126000 and the cash balance at 438045. The figures reflect the board's financial position for the period.
Pennsylvania Farm Crops Rise 1933 Values Hit New High
State figures show 1933 crop value at 118 million dollars, up 42 percent from 1932. Record hay, apple, buckwheat and tobacco outputs place Pennsylvania among leading agricultural states despite cash income pending.
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Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Livestock Products Department
Commonwealth
Beauty Culture Licensing Begins in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Pennsylvania enacts a beauty culture licensing law effective January 1 requiring registrations and licenses from the Department of Public Instruction. The department sent application blanks to about 5000 shops 12000 operators 1300 students 50 schools 200 teachers and 1500 manicurists with fees ranging from 1.60 to 3000 and annual renewals. Violators face prosecution and must pass an examination if not registered.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Commission Will Hear 148 Cases This Week
The Public Service Commission schedules 148 hearings across seven county seats this week. Hearings in Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh occur at city venues while others meet in county courthouses.
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Commission
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
He City Hall
Harusburg
Seventy Five Jurors Attend Civil Court in Easton
A list of jurors from Bath Bangor Forks Nazareth Moore Plainfield Pen Argyl Wind Gap and other towns are among seventy five residents spending the week in Easton for Civil Court at the County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Berlin
Minnie Clarke
Henry Laubach
Wm. J. Musick
Bath
James Bray
Bertha Holland
Edward H. Long
Edward N. Miler
Bangor
Aaron Hartzell
Belfast
Thomas L. Lilly
Bushkill
John Gregory
Chapman Borough
Calvin Ackerman
Karl Miller
Elizabeth Ramsey
Forks Township
William Hinkley
John Werner
Moore Township
L. M Engler
Charles E. Frack
Sidney Freeman
Robert M. Getz
Helen Howell
Irene Miller
Nazareth Harvey Newhard
Esther Miller
Warren Butz
Oliver Dech
Herbert Gillespie
Anna H. Hafner
Harry Laub
Alfred Pierce
Victor B. Roth
Dorothy Young
John W. Young
Northampton
Samuel Kellow
Plainfield Township
Elizabeth Mallock
Mary White
Pen
Bisma Rex Antacid Offers Quick Lasting Relief
Bisma Rex provides rapid relief from indigestion with four actions: neutralizing excess acid, reducing gas, soothing irritated membranes, and aiding digestion of fermenting foods. Sold exclusively at Rexall drug stores. available at Paul W. Pickman’s Cut Rate, 53 Main St.
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Rexall D
Paul W. Ipckman
Sa Main St
Remedy Claims Gas Cause and Quick Relief Method
Remedy states stomach gas comes from bowel poisons and promotes Adler tica as a quick relief. One dose purportedly cleanses body wastes tones the system and aids sleep. signed by Paul W. Heckman, Druggist.
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Adlertica
Paul W. Heckman
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