Musical program at Christ Reformed draws county music lovers
Christ Reformed Church hosted a Sunday evening concert led by Rev. William A. Helffrich. A 28 member chorus sang Dudley Buck’s Festival Te Deum and Wagner’s Pilgrim Chorus with soloists Edgar Kerr and Noble Rhoda under Louis Kreidler. The event drew attendees from Bath to Allentown and beyond and marked the last Sunday program until after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed Church
William A. Helffrich
D.D
Mecca
Frank 8. Graver
Helffrich
Dudley Buck
Haydn
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Tannhaueser
Edgar Kerr
Ottawa University
Kansas
Noble Rhoda
First Church
Ot Christ Scientist
Allentown
Kerr
Mr. Rhoda
Louis D. Kreidler
Mr. Kreidler
Allison
Cheminaud
Handel
Israel
Egypt
Messrs. Rhoda
Kreidler
Sargeant
Rhoda
Bath
Kreicher
Christ Church
Wiliam Kreicher
Lehighton
William F. Heil
A. I. Cressman
Arthur Helffrich
William Worman
John
Fort Washington
C. C. Williams
Glenside
E. M. Forel
Jennie Fogel
Minnie Fogel
Beturah Gchlicher
Louis D. Kreid
W. A. Helffrich
Randolph Belffrich
E. A. Edwards
H. H. Heller, Jr
Richard and
Phillip Heller
John Spanitz
Richard Leiby
Delbert Siegfried
Nobel Rhoda
William H. Hawk
Walter Wagner
Leila Houser
Elizabeth Sencenbach
Hilda Ervin
Town Jottings: Bath and Surrounding Community News
Local notes report Miss Margarite Lubold's return to family in Bath near Kutztown. Clark P. Smith backs to Bath daily. school visitors include Betty Mack Hill and Harriet McCullogh. Picnic day at Chapman Quarries paused slate operations. Central Park hosts M E Sunday school event. Families move in on North Walnut. Bobby Vogel celebrates 5th birthday with friends. West trip takings: A J Kemmerer and son on long motor tour. Harriet Leem travels to New York with friend Duff bound for France. Emanuel church Petersville hosts large Sunday picnic. Bath street committee calls weed control. water bill discount ends July 1. Kreidler hosting Ottawa guests after wedding trip. William Klubble uses buses for Bath Liberty High to Indian Trail Park. Boy Scouts attend Kiwanis play at Bath High. M W Phillips hosts Barbara Sweitzer on honor roll. Wolf Junior High outings to Pennsville. Byron Schupp to Stroudsburg for Teachers College duties. D E Keim, Kerchenthal, and Knauss visit Bath. Herbert Metzgar builds brick porch. Frank Freed of Allentown visits. Ella Rissmiller a patient at St Luke’s Bethlehem. Henry Lynn party visiting Asher Gernet family. W A Helffrich and son Cyrill tour Philadelphia and Lansdowne. Wesley Schwab from Newark visits. stays with T W Schwab family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarite Lubold
Kutztown
Charles Lubold
Bath Bethlehem Pike
Clark P. Smith
Delps Station
Smith
Bath Bank
Betty Hahn
Betty Mack
Virginia Hill
Bethlehem
Harriet McCollough
Allentown
M. E. Sunday School
Chapman
Central Park
Kripple
Arthur Diehl
North Walnut Street
William B. Ervin
Bobby Vogel
East Bath
Anna Mae Cowling
Virginia Cowling
Ethel Cowling
Junior Kramer
A. J. Kemmerer
Albert, Jr
Harriet Leem
New York
Colege Chum
Duff
France
Emanuel Church
Petersville
L Bath
Kreidler
Walnut Street
Kerr
Ottawa
Washington, D.C
William Klipple
Cone
Bath Liberty High
Indian Trail Park
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis Club
Thride High School
M. W. Phillips
Chapman Quarries
Barbara Sweitzer
Liberty High School
Wolf Junior
Pennsville
Byron Schupp
Bath
Stroudsburg
Teachers’ College
Gilberts
Monroe County
D. E. Keim
Sarah Kerchenthal
Knauss
Nazareth
Herbert J. Metzgar
Frank Freed
Ella Rissmiller
North Chestnut Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Lynn
Asher Gernet
Main Street
W. A. Helffrich
Cyril
Philadelphia
Lan
Chorus Soloists Star in Evening Event and Garden Decor
Miss Mary Moser, Miss Bertha Moser, Miss Rosa Moser, Miss Jean A. Worman, Miss Dorothy Bartholomew, Miss Florence Schaeffer and Miss Anne Cole sang solos while Miss Cole Miss Worman and Del Bert Siegfried delivered creditable performances. Ven Duren of Phillipsburg New Jersey decorated the altar alcove with an old garden scene featuring a white fence gate flagstone hollyhocks tiger lilies iris geraniums asparagus and a Juniper tree. The design was a gift from Mr Van Duren and guests toured the display after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moser
Bertha Moser
Rosa Moser
Jean A. Worman
Dorothy Bartholomew
Florence Schaeffer
Anne
van Duren
Exercises Close Parochial School Graduation at Sacred Heart
The Church of the Sacred Heart Parochial School closed its term with 106 students under Father J William Post. Eighth grade graduates were Michael Temps Frank Marosky Dorothy Marshang and Paul Yost. Perfect attendance certificates were awarded to a long list of students led by Mary Resh who earned the honor for the seventh time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart Parochial School
J. William Post
Michael Temps
Frank Marosky
Dorothy Marshang
Paul Yost
Philadelphia
Rev. Post
Stephen Wagner
Mary Resch
Helen Zwetolitz
Rose Transits
Ernest Brand
Vern Marosky
Margaret Marculice
John Steirer
Charles Betz
Dora Ginther
Ellie Hoffmeister
Mary Resh
Lions Club Carnival Sponsored in July Week
The Lions Club will sponsor a carnival the week of July 14 to 19 at the Boro Meadow playground on No Chestnut street. Attractions include vaudeville boxing and other events with proceeds to fund a new swimming pool at the meadow. Civics Committee heads are Frank R. Haidle L. V. Hahn R. A. Gunn Lewis Funk and J. E. Beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club
Boro Meadow
No. Chestnut Street
Civics
Frank R. Haidle
L. V. Hahn
R. A. Gunn
Lewis Funk
J. E. Beers
Bath A A Bags Another One
Bath A A defeated Valley View of Phillipsburg New Jersey to extend its winning streak on Sunday afternoon. Bath built a four run lead in the second as Shamosky stumbled and quit, Schoenenberger relieved and allowed five hits in seven and a third innings. A clean double play by Roberts at third to Marahang stood out amid generally light hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath A. A
Valley View Boys
Phillipsburg
N. J
Bath
Shamosky
Schoenenberger
Altho
Roberts
Marahang
Stricker
Page Siz
Miss Rachel Worman Visits New York for Business Course
Miss Rachel E. Worman returned from New York City where she completed a course at a business school. On the way back she called on her former schoolmate Mrs H. 8. Palmer in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel E. Worman
New York City
H. 8. Palmer
Brooklyn
Old Corner Store and Dwelling Razed for Safer Crossing
The Race and Main street property once owned by the Henry Steckel estate and later purchased by Lehigh & New England Rail road is being razed by contractor W H Barrall and crew. The demolition makes room for a wider crossing to improve public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race and
Main Streets
Henry Steckel
Lehigh & New England Railroad
W. H. Barrall
Newlyweds Serenaded by Local Class at Beers Home
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller were serenaded by Mrs. J. H. Seem's class at the bride's parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beers. A social hour followed as calithumpians and other youth bands joined in with horns kettles and drums from across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Miller
J. H. Seem
J. F. Beers
Calithumpians
Hoch and Lambert reunions set for August 16 at local parks
The Hoch family reunion returns to Schoenersville each year on August 16 while the Lambert reunion takes place August 16 at Saucon Park with the Kemmerer quartet of Easton as the musical draw. Garret Miller from Sunbury joined a wedding in Chambersburg and A R Plotnick and family traveled to Ossining New York for a weekend visit. Dr. Richard Hahn from Boston visits his parents in the area. Prohibition is cited as hard to remove from the constitution echoing older times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Schoenersville
Lambert
Saucon Park
Kemmerer Quartet
Easton
A. 8
Bath
Garret Miller
Friend
Sunbury
A. R. Miller
Garret
Chambersburg
A. R. Plotnick
Ossining
N. Y
Frank 8. Graver
H. H. Heller, Jr
W. A. Helffrich
D.D
Netcong
N. J
Delbert Biegfried
Kathryn Worman
Pratts Tnatitute
Brooklyn
Ford Debuts Updated Model AA Trucks With Enclosed Cab
Ford Motor Company announced new light delivery trucks and the Model AA line with a redesigned front end and cab. The enclosed cab is all steel with high radiator and roomy interior, while the open cab remains removable. Options include platform and panel bodies, four speed transmission, larger front brakes, and dual rear wheels for the chassis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Boek Ryttor Ten Mers Lot
Warning on Jake and Jamaica ginger poison risks
A letter warns readers about tainted tincture dangers after reports that many citizens became paralyzed from drinking Jamaica ginger. The author urges self preservation, condemns unsafe habits, and questions role of legislation, insisting personal responsibility over poison risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Lowered Resistance and the Path to Disease
This article argues that normal bodily resistance typically fends off daily germs found in water food and air. It warns that overwork poor rest and dissipation lower resistance allowing illness to take hold and urges rest and moderation to prevent sickness.
The Lesson of Worry and Courage From a Busy Life
The narrator recalls a year of overwhelming troubles and shares how acting on a plan to tackle the toughest issue first led to quicker, easier resolutions. He cites advice from bosses and a Wall Street acquaintance, warns against procrastination, and cites Proverbs on fear versus bold action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talleyrand
Wall Street
Bake Sale By Women’s Missionary Society Slated
The Women’s Missionary Society of Christ Reformed Church will hold a bake sale on Saturday afternoon on the porch of Mrs. Thomas F. Dech’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Christ Reformed Church
Thomas F. Dech
Mrs. Mary E. Siegfried obituary noted in town
Mrs. Mary E. Siegfried age 67 died Sunday from complications. She lived in town all her life and belonged to St. John's Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Contractor Robert H. Siegfried one son Russell and two grandchildren all at home one sister Mrs Emma Heckman of Easton. Funeral Thursday 2:30 from Nor thampton Street home with Rev R L Kerstetter officiating. Interment Greenmount Cemetery. Bath Legion Juniors seek game. contact 52 B 4 Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Siegfried
Mary E. Siegfried
Northampton Street
Greenmount Cemetery
R. L. Kerstetter
Will
Timely Garden Reminders From The State College
Beers carrots rutabagas and leafy greens can still be planted in home gardens. Plant leafy crops where roots grew and roots where leafy vegetables stood. Early threshing controls the Angoumois grain moth and wheat should be threshed before August 1 and by September 1 to save it. Control cabbage worms with a dust of lead calcium arsenate and hydrated lime.
Garden Spraying and General Poultry Tips from State College
The guide advises spraying with three tablespoons each of lead arsenate and flour in a gallon of water and to water deeply enough to reach root zones. It notes soaking 2 to 3 gallons per square foot for moderately dry soil, and recommends culling loafing hens by inspecting roosts and separating suspected birds for sale per Pennsylvania State College specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Olsen Outlines Real Opportunities for Farms to 4-H Club
Nils A. Olsen, chief of the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics, told 4-H Club campers that American agriculture faces difficulties but offers real opportunities. He cited competition, surpluses, and inelastic food demand, yet urged optimism and leadership from farm youth to pursue higher returns and broader service in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils A. Olsen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mr. Olsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Musical Program IN Christ Reformed
Lewis Kreidler
East End
Sinclair Gas
Graham-Paige
Fred J. Scheetz
H. W. Morgan
2Nd Avenue
Boro Sea
Valley View A. C
the Family
Joseph Gaines
Republic
Jake
Bath Legion
Legion
Olsen
Rte
Central Court of New Department of Agricy
Bee of Agriculture
Urong
United States
Elder
New Mexico
West
Ann Schubring
Staten
Mary Emma Powell
Northlina
Sapp
Delaware
Morse Salisbury
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
National Club
Warburton
Mark
Educational Town American Building
Farmer Gray
Ronomy
J.o.b. Detroit
Vant
Jeco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!