Bath Lions Ladies Night at State Ex Change Hotel
Bath Lions Club held its annual Ladies Night at the State Ex Change Hotel with a turkey dinner and Rev. Carson C. Snyder as guest speaker. The Newhard Ensemble provided music and the event featured a brief Bible class meeting led by Mrs. E A Edwards with Mrs. John Spanitz elected president and committees named for 1938.
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Lions Mold
Bath
Lions Club
Carson C. Snyder
Blatington
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Packer Ave
Bethlehem
Newhard Ensemble
Sunshine
E. A. Edwards
Edwards
John Spanitz
R. H. Bartholomew
Daniel Smith
Luther Schlegel
Ernest Hayne
Philip Bollman
Laura Laubach
Little Miss Tracks Down Phone to Aid Night Action
At about 5 15 Goldy, creeping along a dark aisle, found doors locked and fear rising as sleep vanished. Her mind clicked to action and she located a phone in the manager's office, prompting police to unlock the door and contact the Company of Pennsylvania.
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Goldy
Nho
Four Lehigh Valley organists fete Florence Franks Memorial Organ
The January meeting of the American Guild of Organists featured four noted Lehigh Valley organists at Christ Evang Lutheran Bath. David G. Samuels hospital Bethlehem Schoonnersville Allentown Bath organists presented works by Bach Kremer Spaar Dubous Kinger Johnson and others under the theme Praise and Exultation.
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Lehigh Valley
Florence Franks
Christ Ev
Bath
David G. Samuels
Bethlehem
Mansfield
Owen Roth
Schoonersville Union Church
Kreckel
Gaul
Holy City
Heaven
Bach Claude E. Hollenbach
Christ Reformed Church
Allentown
Dubous
Kinger
Johnson Frank S. Graver
Bath Church
Kremer
Spaar
Bach
R. H. Helfferich
Lehizh Valley
Mrs Daniel Smith Hosts 500 Club Card Party
Mrs Daniel Smith entertained the 500 club at her Main and Walnut streets home. Prizes were won by Mrs George Diener, Mrs William Ervin, and Mrs Charles Hartzell. Attendees included Miss Dorothy Flick, Mrs R Ebner, and Mrs Harry.
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Daniel Smith
Main and
Walnut Streets
George Diener
William Ervin
Charles Hartzell
Dorothy Flick
R. Ebner
Harry
Young Men’s Democratic Club Elects Officers in Bath
The Newton area notes reveal the Young Men’s Democratic Club elected officers at the State Exchange Hotel on a Friday night in 1933 with Russell Smith as president and Harry Wagner as vice president. Bath briefs mention ill residents, bond reductions, birthday celebrations for President Roosevelt, and local club activities.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Democratic Club
State Exchange Hotel
Russel Smith
Harry Wagner
Arthur Martens
Irvin J. Metz Jr
BATH
Ocar G. Wagner
Northampton Street
Bath Town Council
Stephen Shunk
Washington Street
Allentown Hospital
Roosevelt
R. H. Bartholomew
Catherine Smith
Marion Kimminour
Donald Miller
Mary Ellen Schneider
Lambert
Lehigh Valley Motor Club
Lyric Theatre
Allentown
Clara Kleckner Mertz
Laura Kleckner
Chestnut Street
Sacred Heart Hospital
Marion McShaney
Sheriff's Office
Roy Sword
John R. Dewson
Easton
Ben Rohn
Lehgih | University
Claire Worman
Palmerton
J. H. Sencenbach
Mary C. Swarts
Read Labels When You Buy Linens On Sale
Guide to selecting sheets during white sales by Miss F Margar ite Erikson, Extension representative. Advises matching income and use to sheet choice, notes percale is luxury but durable, heavy muslin best for value, labels should disclose thread count, strength, weight, sizing, and whether first or second quality. explains thread count and weave density, and methods to test quality.
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F. Marguerite Erikson
Home Economics Extension
Northampton County
Fine Steamed Fig Pudding With Foamy Orange Sauce
A period piece recipe describes a steamed fig pudding served with foamy orange sauce. It outlines ingredients including dried figs, flour, baking powder, soda, butter and sugar for the cake, and a separate foamy sauce with butter confectioners sugar orange rind eggs yolk and juice. The method details preparing the batter steaming two hours in a mold and serving with a dollop of the sauce.
Quality textile sizing and sheet wear explained
A textile expert notes that fillingwise strength should meet or exceed warpwise strength due to wear patterns. Sizes inspect heavy sizing can mimic weight while washing. Adequate sizing maintains fabric integrity while a 108 to 120 inch length ensures proper tuck and fit under bedding. Miss Erikson reminds homemakers.
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Miss Erikson
Fruit Growers To At Farm Show Harrisburg January 18 19
Fruit Growers members of the State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania will meet at the State Farm Show in Harrisburg January 18 and 19. Coun ty Agent B L Coleman announces speakers from Penn State, Cornell and the U S Department of Agriculture on pruning, storage, soils, sprays and disease control.
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State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania
State Farm Show
Harrisburg
B. L. Coleman
F. N. Fagan
Pennsylvania State College
F. P. Cullinan
U. S
F. G. Hechler
Engineering Experiment Station
Joseph Oskamp
Cornell University
R. D. Anthony
Pennsylvania
H E. Hodgkiss
A J. Henrick
H.W Thurton
Othe
Pennsylvania Staw College
Vegetable Gardeners To Have Farm Show Meeting
The Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers Association will meet at the State Farm Show in Harrisburg January 18 and 19. County Agent B. L. Coleman notes marketing and cultural practices on the program with moving pictures. Nine Pennsylvania State College staff members will speak, including Dr. W. B. Mack and J. O. Pepper among others.
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Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers
Ta State Farm Show
Harrisburg
B. L. Coleman
Pennsylvania State College
W. B. Mack
Department of Horticulture
D.C. Sprague
W B. Nissley
J. M Huffington
F. G. Bamer
O. D. Burke
J. O. Pepper
M. J. Armes
Urban church membership defies city myth says report
A Urbanism Committee report to the National Resources Committee finds about 60 percent of urban adults are church members versus 50 percent in rural areas. Denominational trends vary with city size. Protestant membership declines as cities grow while Catholic and Jewish memberships rise.
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National Resources Committee
Immu
United States
Ir.ur
Drinker Cups Improve Dairy Watering Efficiency
Penn State dairymen report that individual drinking cups provide the best water system for cattle, allowing use without freezing in barnyards. The approach boosts milk production enough to cover initial costs.
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Penn State Dairymen
Tomato club speakers and prizes announced at event
The program lists speakers including ag extension specialist and E M Rahn plus G B Snyder Paul Work Joan M Willson and Dr Frank App. Prizes and certificates will be awarded to Ten Ton Tomato Cup members.
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E M. Rahn
G. B. Snyder
Massachusetts State Colege
Paul Work
Cornell University
Joan M. Willson
Belle Vernon
Frank App
Bridgeton
N. J
Rural churches lack resident ministers limit denomination access
The text notes that rural churches often lack resident ministers, unlike city churches, leading to fewer accessible denomination services in rural areas while most Americans maintain some religious affiliation. It emphasizes urban areas offer greater denominational range, though the overall rate of religious affiliation remains high.
Get Ready For Spring for Ewes and Horticulturists
Penn State ornamental horticulturists urge year round tasks for gardeners and grounds crews as winter ends. Breeding ewes should gain weight to ease lambing, and thrifty ewes reduce lambing troubles. Use legume hay such as alfalfa red clover or soybean for roughage with corn silage or roots to add succulence this season.
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Penn State Ornamental
Seek Best Vegetables Demonstrations Across Pennsylvania Counties
The agricultural extension service of Pennsylvania State College conducted demonstrations in 29 counties last year to acquaint vegetable growers with the best strains of 111 Variety. Selections for these projects were based on detailed yield records from the College’s agricultural experiment station.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Pennsylvania State College
College Agricultural Experiment Station
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Phone Company of Pennsylvania
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Dorothy Greig
Penn State Livestock
Howard E. Weisley
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Nery Tatamy
Moorestown
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