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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
4
A nationwide social event on January 30 will join over 6600 American communities in dances to celebrate President Roosevelt's fifty third birthday. The proceeds support infantile paralysis rehabilitation through the Ball Commission, with thirty cents per ticket directed to paralysis research. Local officials spearhead the New York gala and other celebrations.
Port Authority workers under compressed air toil on the New Manhattan Weehawken Hudson River tunnel project. Jobs pay high wages for short shifts but carry bends risk, mandatory decompression, health rules, and hospital treatment for any air-bubble injury.
Wind Gap and Ackermanville communities report Sunday visits including Ernest Lakey guests, hospital admissions for Mrs. Jacob George, and a large School of Instruction event at Easton Camp No. 83. Ruth Anna Ach funeral at St. Peter's Plainfield. Young People's Bible Class hosts new members after service.
The benediction was led by scouts Ca Pozzi Williamson and Fritz. The next meeting will be held on February 4, when they will be assigned to their different patrols.
Macada parishioners attend union church services led by Rev H J Enret with worship at morning and evening and Sunday School at 9 20 a m. Liberty lodge meets in their hall with officers installed for Joby Past Mascer Berger of Harmony Grange and Mrs Berger as Marshall. Washington Party and Coffee Klatch planned for Feb 19 at the Grange Hall. Brotherhood of St Thomas W Church to meet Jan 28 at 8 p m in the church basement with Rev Harvey Snyder of Nazareth addressing the men.
STage: STROHL family welcomed John Strohl and his parents in Stockertown while Mary Brown returned from Philadelphia to their home. Ruth Kutzler and Paul Groner visited Broadheads hosts E P Meixsell. Harrison Bauman with family toured Easton. Russell Carmen and George Samuel from Phillipsburg visited Seldon Butts. John Walter of near…
Newburg residents spent afternoons with relatives including Misses Violetta and Bertha Gerber and Mr and Mrs George Marsh and Cornelius Brass. Funeral services were held for Elmer Marsh of Pen Argyl. Visits extended to Stevensburg, Nazareth, Allentown and Easton. The Well Worth While Society of Folks Church plans a second Song Service on Sunday night January 27. Helena Sands from Allentown visits grandmother Mrs C E Sandt.
Sunday School convenes Monday at nine, Lutheran services at ten led by Rev. A Appel. Mrs Cyrus Koehler visited Mr and Mrs George Bensing. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hagenbuch of Nazareth spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Robert Hagenbuch. Pauline Michael of Philadelphia visited the Michael family a week. Savilla Trach made a business trip to Nazareth. Victor Andrey and family joined the Bensing household for Saturday guests.
The Se evening observed a整理 organization and installation of 1935 officers. The sermon titled 1935 With or Without Christ guided the morning service. Mrs. James Gross played organ selections including Largo and War March of the Priests. William Lieberman Jr led the C E meeting on the church topic What do I Know About the Church.
The December report details hours spent by the medical inspector on sanitary and classroom inspections, pupil health checks, and sports examinations. Nurse Grim made 16 home visits, assisted in exams, and treated minor injuries. Financial notes show football net proceeds of 295.30 and basketball earnings of 2230, with Carol Service success and plans for next year. Mid term exams are slated for late January and the second term starts February 1, with 42 new beginners expected as census projects.
Thousands marvel at Natex claims to banish indigestion gas and constipation overnight and revive appetite and energy. Advert explains rapid relief for stomach issues, liver sluggishness, nervous head symptoms, and refreshed sleep, urging readers to start treatment immediately at King's.
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