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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
3
AP summaries of January 4 report the wartime peak at 20.59 billion in 1920, postwar low of 10.19 billion in 1930, and today about 23.82 billion. Projections for June 1938 reach 31.83 billion with circulating money near 701 million and interest at 3 percent could total about 1 billion annually in 1935.
A reflective piece compares competing meanings of a new social order and the Roosevelt era’s program. It questions whether the new deal signals radical social change or limited progressive measures, noting Roosevelt’s historical record and the public’s potential reception.
A baby boy was welcomed into the family of Mr and Mrs Edwin Dech of South Main Street town Readers note the birth as a community congratulations item with no further details.
The St John’s Reformed Congregation donated 3741 dollars to benevolences for 1923. Apportionments included 3952 dollars to Phoebe Home, 110 dollars to Home Missions, 400 dollars to Orphans Home, and 179 dollars remaining.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Heimer entertained guests with a duck dinner on South Main Street. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Theodore Hess Mrs Emma Richter Mary Seiple Grace Remaly from Philadelphia and Mrs Ira Paulus of Bethlehem. The Palm er Flicks hosted a birthday dinner with Lillie Shafer Francis Flick Miriam Lance Silvio Gregory and others in attendance from Al lentown Nazareth and town.
The Nazareth St Johns Reformed congregation received new members including Mrs Edward Hellick Mr and Mrs Lewis Gunn Mrs Steward Kemmerer John Macy Mrs William Reed Mr and Mrs Fred Hagenbuch Mr and Mrs Edwin Mengle and Miss Emily Mengle in a recent church enrollment event.
The Harold V. Knecht Post 415 Auxiliary met at the YMC A with President Carrie Nagel presiding. Reports, election of a four county council delegate, prizes in a membership drive, and plans for a covered dish social were announced. A radio party awarded prizes to multiple members. The Welfare Committee aims to support child welfare, and the organization reported aiding 27 holiday-season recipients and contributing over 700000 to help about 180900 children. Seven new members joined and 121 paid dues.
A party at the Robert Frantz house on South Broad street featured card games and refreshments. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Lillie Dech, Mrs. Franklin Stewart, Mrs. Michael Wyshoskie, Mrs. Iva Brunner, Kathryn Bachman, Harry Steiner, Leon Bond, and Edgar Bachman. A booby prize was awarded to Mrs. Ralph Fatzinger for the perfect low score.
The piece notes a shift from green fernery to new clothes for women as Wise Men adapt to feminine plans this winter. Wages rise and textile prices advance, signaling higher costs for woolens silk and rayon garments.
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