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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1929

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Aged recluse found dead near Klecknersville

Andrew Schall aged 60 years failed to appear at Point Phillips near Klecknersville. Neighbors investigated and found him dead in his home. Death cited as heart trouble aggravated by alcoholism. Coroner notified, body given to Undertaker George F Bensing. Remains interred at Point Phillipe cemetery after decomposed state. Schall lived alone and reportedly drank heavily.

Andrew Schall Point Phillips Klecknersville M. W. Phillips Chapman Calvin Nickel Nazareth George F. Bensing Moorestown Point Phillipe Schall

Auto Crash Near Lehigh Gap Injures Bath Crew

Thursday Thomas F. Dechson Floyd and Mr Miller of Michael’s garage sales force were returning from Mt Carm when their car was struck head on by an unknown vehicle near Lehigh Gap. All occupants were jolted and bruised. The Bath contingent received wounds dressed at Palmerton hospital before returning home.

Thomas F. Dechson Floyd Mr. Miller Michael Mt. Carm Lehigh Gap Bath Palmerton Hospital

Artillery Passes Through Bath En Route To Wind Gap

The 16th artillery battalion unit moving from Fort Myers Virginia to Tobyhanna traveled through Bath on a mounted parade between 8 and 9 am Saturday. The column, some on white horses and others on brown, was watered at Spengler’s mill pond before continuing to Wind Gap for the next entrainment point. Rev W W Davis of Philadelphia, representing the American Sabbath School Unit, spoke at Christ Reformed Church and also addressed local Lutheran and Presbyterian Sunday schools.

16Th Artillery Battalion Fort Myers Tobyhanna Bath Spengler Wind Gap W W. Davis Philadelphia American Sabbath School Unit Christ Reformed Church Davis Presbyterian

Town Jottings of Social Visitors and Sunday Gatherings

Residents report calls and visits across Allentown Bethlehem Bangor Chapman borough and Fountain Hill. Carried notes include funeral attendance for Mrs Fehnel nee Graver and various local and distant relatives and friends visiting townspeople during the weekend.

Ninth Grade and Wolf Junior High Closing Exercises

The Bath Wolf Junior High ninth grade held closing exercises in the principal's room Thursday evening attended by older scholars and patrons. Principal A O Shiffer opened with remarks about graduating twelve students for local schools and future plans. The event featured Dr J Evan Hirtle urging perseverance, class president Elias Spengler offering thanks, Barbara Sweitzer reading the class history, and pianist Harold Bittenbender performing.

Bath Wolf Junior High Mies LeVan A. O. Shiffer Lncal Liberty High Bethlehem J. Evan Hirtle Board of Education Elias Spengler Barbara Sweitzer Harold Bittenbender Victor Herbert Melvin Houser Cyril Kummerer Ralston Bartholomew Miss LeVan Samuel Barrall Carl F.sensenbach Harold Schlegel Anton Schweitzer Sherwood Eberly Ida Graver

Recreation site near Point Phillips to open as Horden a Camp

A new recreation site near Point Phillips will open this week as Horden a Camp. Frank Koehler formerly Mon roe county schools superintendent now Camden will lead the project with support from Camden and Philadelphia influential men. His daughter and Mr Kait of Philadelphia assist. The old hotel building, about 200 years old, will house the camp with new porches a swimming pool and a baseball field. The site will host about 50 boys in July and August followed by a similar group of girls. The Sons of America Hall nearby will be converted into sleeping and commissary facilities.

Point Phillips Hordena Camden Philadelphia Frank Koehler Monroe County Temple University Kait Sons of America Hall

Bath public school teaching staff for 1929 30 announced

The Bath teaching corps for 1929 30 is elected with Ellen Ruloff first grade Dorothy Miller second Pearl Mood third Rebecca Abel fourth Lottie Lapp fifth Byron Schupp sixth Alton Frey seventh Emma LeVan eighth and A O Shiffer ninth and principal Frey a new face from Cemen ton and a State College graduate C H Kuehn will continue studies at Kutztown Teachers College

Bath Ellen Ruloff Dorothy Miller Pearl Mood Rebecca Abel Lottie Lapp Byron Schupp Alton Frey Emma LeVan A. O. Shiffer Cementon State College C. H. Kuehn The Teachers’ College Kutztown

Summer Trip Notices for Bath Students

Miss Dorothy Miller, Bath schools teacher, travels to Boston to meet sister Pauline a Boston University of Music student, then to Vermont for summer. Miss Emma Miller, Liberty High Junior, will join a school chum and family for a Kansas summer vacation.

Dorothy Miller Bath Boston Pauline Boston University of Music Vermont Emma Miller Liberty High Kansas

Young Bathite Takes Connecticut Bride

On June 17 in North Haven Connecticut Isaac Miller son of R Mixer Bath united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. The announcement surprised friends. They left for Atlantic City for a week honeymoon then returned to Bath to make their home.

North Haven Conn Isaac Miller R. Mixer Bath Elizabeth Baldwin Atlantic City

Five Baptisms Performed In One Evening Here

Reverend William A Helffrich conducted five baptisms at the parsonage Monday evening. All parties hailed from Moore township. The Groner children were named Viola Mae Ruth Naomi and Margaret Elizabeth. Joyce Lorraine was named for the Knauss infant, and Paul Henry was named for the Heckman infant.

William A. Helffrich The Reformed Church Moore Township Charles E. Groner Viola Mae Ruth Naomi Margaret Elizabeth Edward F. Knauss Joyce Lorraine Claude R. Heckman Paul Henry

Home From Abroad and Local Social Notes

George HB Hauser and sister Virginia of Los Angeles visited Bath with grandparents Mr and Mrs P M Kern enroute home after three months in Europe. Several fans attended the Yankee Athletics game in Philadelphia. Schiff building on Public Square is being overhauled adding a new store room with large plate glass windows. Misses Betty Hahn and Helen Phillips leave for summer camp in the Poconos. Mrs H H Heller Sr celebrated her birthday at Lehigh Portland Bath Northampton highway with friends and family. William G Kern East Bath was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment.

George HB. Hauser Virginia Los Angeles Cali Bath P. M. Kern Europe West Joseph Kerchenthal Danielsville George W., Kreidler Philadelphia Yankee Athletics Shibe Park Schiff Public Square Chestnut Street Betty Hahn Helen Phillips Poconos H. H. Heller Lehigh-Portland Bath- Northampton Ellen E. King Allentown P. C. Odenwelder W. A. Helffrich

New chiffon frocks flaunt airy drapes and fancy yokes

Fashion notes from 1929 highlight chiffon dresses with sheer fabrics, capes, bertha collars, and floating drapes. Yokes vary from traditional to tie and scarf styles as designers offset sleeveless trends with over the shoulder drapes and self material necklines.

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Obituary for Helen Fehnel of Bethlehem and local notices

Mrs Helen Graver Fehnel wife of William Fehnel of 23 West Fairview Bethlehem died last Wednesday at age 18 She leaves husband an infant daughter and her parents Mr and Mrs E H Graver of Bath plus sisters in Easton Bath and Bath A Bethlehem High School 1928 graduate funeral held Sunday interment at Niskey Hill cemetery Bethlehem Local items note Yanka Athletic game attendees Grace Smith appendectomy recovery Penn Allen cement plant shutdown safe July 4 proclamation by Chief Burgess and travel plans to California with various family members

William Fehnel Helen Graver Fehnel West Fairview Street Bethlehem E. H. Graver Bath Edwin Lesher Florence Hoover Ray Harris Howard Pfister Easton Ida Lucille Bethlehem High School Niskey Hill Cemetery Philadelphia Harry Guth A. Newton Gish George Diener Art Scheffler Frank Graver Weaver Hezleta W. A. Helffrich William D. Kunkle T. E. Stewart Stewart Young Ladies’ Guild of the Reformed Church Mildred Smith Nevin Bartholomew Allentown Grace Smith Palmer Smith Washington Street St. Luke's Hospital Bath Lions Gilbert Jacksonville Lion International William Landis Howard Landes Irvin Chapman Stephen Spanitz Buckley Wilson Rhymer Penn-Allen Pensylvania-Dixie Cement Corporation Norman Oplinger Mr. Kuehn Danielsville Burgess C. H. Greene Emma LeVan Reading George J. Spengler California George Rehrig George Spengler Howard Fox Frank R. Hardle

Local visitors at George Rehrig’s Northampton Street home

Mr and Mrs Robert Hoover of Danielsville visited Sunday with George Rehrig and family on North Chestnut Street.

Sidence L. V. Hahn Chestnut Street Robert Hoover Danielsville George Rehrig Northampton Street

Musical treat at Christ Reformed ends season in style

Sunday evening at Christ Reformed Church a large audience enjoyed the final musical service of the season. The 30 member choir was augmented by Miss Gernet Delbert Siegfried and Louis Kreidler among others. Soloists included Miles Schii Fullerton and Edwin Kerr with groups of duets and a trio. The event highlighted strong pupil performances under Kreidler’s leading.

Reformed Music Lavers Lehigh Valley Miss Gernet Central Kaereth Miles Schiiin Fullerton Louis D. Kreidler Chicago Edwin Kerr

Ervin Bath Starters Seven Inning Classic Effort

In a classic seven inning outing Ervin Bath delivered a stellar pitching performance. The narrative centers on the pitcher’s dominant control and efficient work, setting the stage for a game that showcased strong defense and timely hitting.

Boose-Exes Fall To Baker Nine In Tight Eight Inning Game

Easton’s Boose exes battled Baker Chemical in a nine inning contest with a late rally never taking off. Jon pitched effectively for Baker, striking out seven as Bath A A and J T Baker traded early zeros. Two-base hits and sacrifice plays highlighted a low scoring clash with fielding errors costing runs for both sides.

Boose-exes Baker Easton el Ik Doi A. Diehl Silfies Meyers Shaneberger Thatcher Snyder Bdeakas J.T. Baker Bath A. A Roberts W. Wilson Ernst Roberts Schank Stermer Poherta W. Diehl Metz Tee Eeny Baker Chemical Roth Wilson Bolkert Schultz Rush Ervin Schult Vin

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