Pleasant gathering for Miss Bernadine Meyers natal day
A large number of friends visited Miss Bernadine Meyers for her birthday observed last Saturday. Guests included Mr Wilmer Wolt Mrs Laura i and Mrs Joseph Rickert with Mrs GON Gasner of Easton among the callers. The event featured refreshments and greetings from relatives and neighbors as community members shared in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Meyers
Amon
Wilmer Wolt
Laura i
Joseph Rickert
Ral Phy
Gon Gasner
Easton
Mro
Tugene Juneen
Robert Ritter
Newbury
Eliza Ever
East Lawn
Charles Ever
Wash- M. J
New York City
William Bursher
Ce Baker
Nazareth
Milton E. Stuber
Twamy Road
R. L. Hach
Lester J. Finn
Maybelle Happel
Temple University
Philadelphia
William J
Henrietta Abel
South Whitfed St
Howard Lichtenwaine
Madison Holland
Merline Smith
Anna Werk
White Haven
George Gernet
Willard Bowers
Hares Schusster
Hellertown
Charles Milo
Nettie Itterly
Minnie
Stockertown
Jatin Simons
Hannal Daniels
Mises Mabel
Piste
Stanley Ede
Moorestown
Wobert Eprant
Russell
Mero
Preston Bioycer
Monroe Crus
Vlavies Dhara
Therpe
Mes Walham
Donald Keriscres
Frank
Eri Sathering
William Albert
Amy
John Stamets
Wilson Uhler
Jatin Laubach
Samy Callel
Merris Rer
Bethlehem
Nibert Brobst
Stanley Woodley Gould
Eliaber
Stewart
Pniaus Robert
Charles
Nate Veckman
George
Baptism of Louise Marie Siegied in Fullerton Pa
Louise Marie Siegied infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Siegried of Fullerton Pa was baptized Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert L Siegried 2065 Main street by Rev James F Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Marie Siegied
Joseph A. Siegfried
Fullerton, Pa
Robert L Siegfried
Main Street
James F. Gross
Modern pain relief medicine offered at druggists
A historical ad promotes a modern medicine that treats the cause of persistent pain. It emphasizes relief rather than narcotics and claims permanent relief with continued use. Sold by all druggists.
Elected Officers Served At St. Johns Lu theran Sunday School 1934
Pastor Rev. H Snyder installed officers and teachers for 1934 at St. Johns Lutheran Sunday School town. Appointments include Superintendent Prof. F A Marcks, assistant Supt Harry Happel, Secretary A Russell Snyder, treasurer George Herzing, librarians Willard Werkheiser Jacob Walters Robert Koch Arthur Krause, music director Charles Schnerr, pianists Daniel Rohn Louise Kern Naomi Herzing, and numerous assistant teachers and department heads across Intermediate Primary and Beginners sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Snyder
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
Town
Prof
F. .Amarcks
Harry Happel
A. Russell Snyder
Alfred Schissler
Albert Schiery
George Herzing
Willard Werkheiser
Jacob Walters
Robert Koch
Arthur Krause
Charles Schnerr
H. Eberts
Myra Druckenmiller
Rev. H . Snyder
Frank Huth
Ella Hay
Victor Stark
Charles Nicholas
Walter Bender
H. C. Snyder
Raymond Anangst
Guy Camp
A. N. Itterly
Elwood J. Anangst
Mary Abel
William Himler
Elma Hordendorf
Julia Keller
Virginia Hummel
Margaret Milheim
Elizabeth Marcks
Evelyn Christman
Mary Repsher
Dorothy Swartwood
Miriam Fritchman
Doris Fehnel
Emily Laudig
Irene M. Savitz
Assis
Local School Staff and Cradle Roll Listing
The document lists Miss Lizzie H. Altemps as superintendent and Mrs Floyd Kauffman as pianist. It names teachers including Mrs A Russell Snyder Mrs Clayton Vogel Mrs Russell Hangen Mrs Clarence Hinkel Miss Janet Rinker Miss Florence Kahler Miss Bertha Savitz Virginia Shankweiler Dorothy Deichman Mildred Edelman Lillian Smith Mrs William Mertz and Mrs Walter Campbell. Cradle Roll superintendent Mrs Russell Hangen assistant superintendent Mrs William Mertz Mrs Ralph Fry and Mrs C Willard Mothers Class teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie H. Altemps
Floyd Kauffman
A. Russell Snyder
Clayton Vogel
Russell Hangen
Clarence Hinkel
Janet Rinker
Flornce Kahler
Bertha Savitz
Virginia Shankweiler
Dorothy Deichman
Mildred Edelman
Lillian Smith
William Mertz
Walter Campbell
Ralph Fry
C. K. Willard
Burials at Hecktown in 1933 Chronicle of Deaths
Burial listings at Hope cemetery Hecktown for 1933 show multiple deaths with ages from infancy to 89. Entries include Pearl Leigh six months and Elmer Kreidler aged nine, plus John Koch sixty four and William Beck eighty seven, with many others between January and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Cemetery
Hecktown
Pearl Leigh
John Rohn
Elmer J. Kreidler
Chas. Hartzell
Wm. Barthol
Leh
M. T. Ritter
Martin Frankinfield
Dorthy Lahr
Herman Ziegler
John Koch
Groner
Annetta McCard
Wilson Coleman
Catharine Dietz
Ida Grube
Robert Gradwohl
Robert Marsh
William Beck
Clark Ackerman
Wm. Arndt
Edna Getz
Matthias Sell
Necessity Drives Evolution of Automobile Body Design
W A Fisher of Fisher Body Corporation argues practical needs drive auto body development from basic buggy origins to closed bodies. He cites front motor placement, the hood, and the windshield, plus the no draft ventilation system that improves airflow and styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
W. A. Fisher
Fisher Body Corporation
General Motors
Fisher
Wider Scope of School Training Employs Teachers
Harrisburg reports the Emergency Education Program will expand from 300 to about 600 unemployed teachers. An $169,000 monthly allotment from the FERA funds supports emergency education, nursery schools, and expanded teacher training, with courses extending to isolated areas via correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chester Saeger
James N. Rule
John Chapman
Department
FERA
Federal Relief Administration
National Council of Parent Education
Department of Public Instruction
Liberal Arts
Chronicle of Obituaries and Fire Report Summary
A string of obituaries lists Mae Serfass Aaron Danner Chas Frankenfield Mrs Lewellyn Hahn Savannah Beck Frank Gernet John Fenicle Mrs Hiram Schnable Abraham Knecht Reuben Weisley with ages and burial at Old Grave Yard. Harrisburg fire bureau notes 1200 of 1500 December reports were preventable, saving about $2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Serfass
Aaron Danner
Chas. Frankenfield
Lewellyn Hahn
Savannah Beck
Frank Gernet
John Fenicle
Hiram Schnable
Abraham Knecht
Reuben Weisley
Harrisburg
Bureau of Fire Protection
Pennsylvania
Treasurers Issue 1934 Fishing Licenses in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports that resident and nonresident fishing licenses for 1934 are available at county treasurers offices. The Department of Revenue asks applicants to print name and address clearly and provide age and occupation to avoid delays. Duplicate licenses are not provided, and lost permits require purchase of a new one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Harrisburg Urges 1934 Vehicle License Renewal
Secretary of revenue Harrisburg Leon D M tager urged motor vehicle owners to renew 1934 licenses immediately and maximize car use. He reported more than 450,000 owners with 1933 registrations have not yet renewed for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Leon D. M Tager
Secretary of Revenue
Harrisburg Reports Hunters Licenses Sold Last Year
Harrisburg reports 525,682 resident and 5084 nonresident hunters licenses sold last year. A historic one room Swarte School in Monroe Township Mendota County burned, built about seventy five years ago and only recently found to be a log structure. Rebuilding is under way as a CWA project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Pennyslvania
Swarte
Monroe Township
Jutdata County
Thompsontown
Murder and Robbery Arrests Rise in 1933 Reports
Harrisburg officials release 1933 crime arrests showing murder cases up to 106 and robbery up to 370, increases from 1932 while overall reports total 11 048 with 166 arson 72 rape 73 burglary and 3591 larceny. Officials attribute gains to expanded patrols and continued presence on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gambling on 17 Million to One Odds Warned by Officials
Harrisburg lawmakers cite tests by motor club officials showing drivers who speed to save minutes gain only a few minutes while risking life and limb. A 35 year old who ignores rules to save one minute faces 17 million minutes in risk, with a 45 year old potentially losing those minutes early if a fatal error occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Governor's Committee On
Ifew
Nazareth Considers CWA Projects Amid Tax Concerns
Nazareth council debates CWA funding as neighboring towns push large projects. With Nazareth’s $10,000 appropriation versus Pen Argyl’s $120,000, local leaders warn taxes rise anyway and urge embracing CWA to avoid future regret. Other towns employ hundreds of workers. Nazareth would share in taxes despite modest funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Pen Argyl
Pen Argy
Boyertown
Emaus
Bisma Rex antacid relief at Rexall Drug Stores
Bisma Rex offers fast relief for indigestion by neutralizing acid reducing gas soothing membranes and aiding digestion. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. Get a jar at Paul W Hockmans Col Rate 53 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Drug
Paul W. Hlckmans
Main St
Drink Water With Meals Good For Stomach
Water with meals aids digestion by reducing bloating and flushing poisons from the system. The advice cites Druggist Paul Wo Heckman and notes benefits for stomach health and overall cleansing of the upper and lower digestive tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlertka
Bolee Upper
Lower
Howe Els
Paul Wo Heckman
Cinech
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Victor Tlalberstadt
Upper Newburg
Asher Brown
David P. Stecker
Tatamy
Harvey Wartman
Charles Pitts
Springfield
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William Kiefer
Norman Barliek
Wilmer
Monroe County
Harold Kraemer
Phylis
Washington, NJ
Oram Kraemer
Reynolds McClyment
National Park
N. J
F. P. Hahn
Edward Stoudt
Verna
Wilsonborough
Peter Stoudt
Edwin Winters
Allentown
Harvey Stewart
Stewart Rodgers
Belfast
John Topkins
Francis Siegfried
Herbert Heidel
John B No
Mofo Stuher
Allen Mack Martins
Horace Tehoof
Rasvile
Mambasaa Town
George Kotel
Chyldre Walmart
Srward
Juattier A
Mrs. Gee
Herman Baler
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dandruff
Danlex
Phils Duniuff Bey
Githie Peete
Witte Wn
Abe Oy
Dantes
All Druggiata
Wek
Phon
Uons
Nazareth Coal & Lumber CO
Council
THE
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Pryhansah
Woburn
Rewberg
Atient Havin
Howard E. Weisley
Penna
George Bensing
F. D. No
Bath
Frank P. Rohn
Oat
Per
So Main ST
Chas. C. Willauer
Monroe and
Lincoln Ave
Stockertows, PA
H. L. Roth Painter
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