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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
1
Bath residents gathered at A J Kemmerer home for a relatives-only celebration with a sumptuous repast and two large birthday cakes. Guests included numerous Kemmerer family members and friends. presents for Mrs Kemmerer, plus social visits and local tidbits from area residents.
Miss Marion McIlhaney returned from a visit in Bridgeton New Jersey. Numerous residents took trips and visited relatives during Independence Day weekend including motor tours to Atlantic City and the Lehigh Valley. A church meeting and consistory activities occurred, and a water main project caused a temporary service disruption. Rev H D Clauss conducted a marriage, and families enjoyed holidays at home and nearby resorts.
The fourth Young People's service at Human Memorial Evangelical Church will be held Sunday at 7 30 pm as part of Independence Day observances. The program includes a violin solo by Miss Verna Heller Easton and an anthem by the choir. Rev Kiefer will preach on Americanism vs Christianity addressing current patriotic beliefs versus Christ's will.
Clark Bond a 5th grade pupil from East Bath was injured when a State Highway Department International truck struck his bicycle near Bath Creamery on Saturday at 11 30. The boy suffered bruises, was taken to Haffs Hospital for treatment and observation, and the bike was demolished. Driver identity not learned but he aided the boy. truck No. 18 belonged to William Eisenberg.
The Keystone Automobile Club warns motorists to refuse deposits demanded by policemen after minor traffic arrests. The club alleges police collect deposits to enrich themselves, with no legal basis in the Motor Vehicle Act. It urges cooperation with lawful magistrates and promises action against constables accepting such deposits.
The 1926 reports to the USDA show continued growth in home-demonstration work. Twenty-one new counties added agents. sixteen more counties reallocated funds after suspending the program. ten counties foresee adding an agent in 1927, with fifty expressing interest. Kentucky counties continue three year appropriations. Georgia renewals are common in 63 counties. Tennessee shows broad support and 34 counties boosted appropriations.
A report notes that color can affect mood with red and orange seen as stimulating and cheerful, while blue may depress. Tests on children show a preference for red and orange over blue and violet, suggesting colors influence emotion and arousal.
Charles McQuirk in Liberty argues American husbands lie out of instinct and cowardice to protect peace in the home. He claims wives’ influence makes men think up falsehoods, a pattern rooted in subconscious memories of generations of husbands.
Maillol states his sculpture rejects direct copying of nature. He outlines a preconceived plan, sketching in clay to control volume, light, and air. The aim is an ample form and a general idea rather than a literal reproduction, claiming even the Greeks avoided strict copying.
A parade of visitors and residents enjoyed Sunday calls, trips, and vacations. Irma Itterly of Wind Gap visited friends, Minerva Frantz vacationed with the Frantz family in Bath, while Dan Beard camp hosted Fraunfelder and Brong. The Ehrigs of East Cleveland toured to spend ten days with local relatives. Multiple small groups traveled to Pottsville, Dutch Flats, and Lake Hopatcong for outings and fishing, with motor trips to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The Ladies' Aid and Women's Missionary Societies held a joint picnic at the Itterly lawn. Other visits included Koehlers from Rutherford and locals from Williamsport, Northampton, and Nazareth townships.
Dainty Ramehin provides a recipe fragment detailing sweetbreads and a salmon croquette style dish. Steps mention melting butter, cornstarch, lemon juice, parsley, bread crumbs, and egg binding. Partially legible. includes oil drainage and skin removal notes. Western New 1087 remains as catalog reference.
The article notes water resistant garments in silk rubberizing cretonne and velvet, with beach coats in cretonne and terry cloth favored for cool days. It highlights two piece jersey bathing suits and silk options replacing crepe de chine, reflecting bold modern prints and hand painted designs from 1981.
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