Special Services by Pres Rupp of East Pa Classis
Rev J G Rupp D D president of East Pennsylvania Classis will lead services at Salem Church Moorestown July 14 at 10 and 7 with stereopticon slides on missionary work He will preach at Emmanuel Petersville July 21 in the morning and evening Services emphasize missionary activity with lantern slides continues after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Rupp
D. D
East Pennsylvania Classis
Salem Church
Moorestown
Emmanuel Church
Petersville
Union Sunday School Picnic at Dorney Park
The annual Union Sunday School picnic for Bath churches will be held at Dorney Park on Thursday July 25. Three large Dus line buses have been engaged to transport children to and from the park. The group departs churches at 9 a.m. and returns from the park at 10 p.m.
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Union
Churches of Bath
Dorney's Park
Dus
Town Council in Regular Session
Four of seven councilmen attended the meeting as routine matters were handled. Secretary H. H. Heller Jr reported borough taxes totaling 799145 dollars, a duplicate tax 11987.20 at 15 mille. Treasurer W A Miller noted 2358 in water rents for June and 3314.55 in treasury. Bills to pay 98.80 and a 1500 note payment at First National Bank approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Heller, Jr
William A. Miller
First National Bank
Lutheran church notes on clergy wedding trip and services
Rev. Ray Kerstetter and wife return to the renovated parsonage of St. John's Lutheran on Main. He preaches on Temptation and the junior choir sings Praise The Lord. Ladies Auxiliary holds a business meeting. regular choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30. Evening services will be omitted on remaining Sundays of 1 month and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kerstetter
St. John's Lutheran
Main Street
Frank Haidle
Chestnut Street
Albert Leiby
J. H. Hawk
Hazelton
Tamaqua
Christ Reformed Church
Lambert
Lancon Park
P.C. Odenwelder
Mary Weaver
Hellertown
Wesley Heller
Wapwallopen
Penn Street
Pontiac
Mich
Surgery at Home Under Nazareth Doctor Reported
Mrs. Alvin P. Silfies underwent a home operation performed by Dr. 8 G Beck of Nazareth. The procedure was conducted in her residence, with details limited to the identities and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin P. Silfies
8. G. Beck
Nazareth
Town Jottings Chronicle Local Happenings and Rentals
Baptisms at Christ Reformed Church Buckley Jerome Spanitz and Charles Donald Toney Baptized. Charles Toney leased Ras station on the square from Harry Brey. A. H. Cressman L. D. Kreidler Edwin Kerr drive to Atlantic City for weekend. Vacations for pastor in August. Various residents visit relatives and attend events locally and in Philadelphia and Poconos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Helffrich
D. D
Christ Reformed Church
Buckley Jerome
Stephen Spanitz
Charles Donald
Charles Toney
Ras
Harry Brey
A. H. Cressman
L. D. Kreidler
Edwin Kerr
Atlantic City
N. J
Isaac Miller
A . Paul Huchinson
St. Luke's Hospital
Walnut St. Presbyterian Church
William Mann
Pontiac
Mich
Joseph A. Horner
Louis D. Kreidler
Philadelphia
Cyril Helffrich
Allentown
Helffrich
Robert Ramage
New York
Frank
Graver
Frank SS. Sencenbach
Carl
Sencenbach
Benjamin Rohn Jr
Ralston Bartholomew
Bath
Camp Minsi
Poconos
Laura Kleckner
Charles Silfies
Raymond Frey
Ellwood Frey
Mildred Frey
Willow Grove
Floyd J. Dech Andson
Taylor's Lake
Frank Smith
Lion Haidle Reports On Convention And Committees
The Bath Lions Club held a special session at Lion Clarence Gilbert’s Jacksonville cafe with a chicken dinner served to Lions. Lion Frank Haidle reported as a Louisville inter zonal convention delegate. 398 new Lions clubs organized to June 1 and 17 added that day. The convention drew 5000 delegates from 1836 clubs with strong Louisville hospitality. A. J. Kemmerer retired president addressed the group. L. H. Beam announced term plans and appointed committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lion Clarence Gilbert
Jacksonville
Lion Frank Haidle
Louisville
Lion Hardle
A. J. Kemmerer
F. J. Edelman
A. O. Shiffer
J. H. Sencenbach
L. H. Beam
M. W. Phillips
Frank H. Hardle
J. H. Seem
Chas. H. Greene
D. R. Plotnick
Henry J. Fritz
Edgar Fehnel
W. J. Moll
M. E. Phillips
B. F. Rohn
J. E. Hirtle
H. B. Frey
A. H. Cressman
A. &. Lambert
W. D. Kunkle
Herbert Metzgar
Simple Desserts Tapioca Puddings and Fruit Garnishes
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union recipe feature describes Apple Tapioca with pineapple or other fruits, detailing prep of tapioca, apple filling, and baking. Also Snowballs With Fruit Sauce outlines butter sugar batter, flavoring, egg whites, steaming, and serving with fruit sauce.
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Western Newspaper Union
Hands in Soap and Water Are Not Forever
Practical advice urges women to protect hands from roughness and redness caused by housework. Use non alkaline soaps, keep a kitchen beauty shelf with hand lotion and cream, and apply after washing dishes. Massage lotion and cream nightly to prevent dryness and maintain well groomed nails and smooth skin.
Paris Polka Dot Mania in Fashion Amid Summer Style
Paragraphs describe a waves of polka dots in Paris fashion with accessories and silk prints. Women embrace the polka dot motif as a prominent feature in daytime dresses and Parisienne style during the summer season. Navy fabric dominates the featured dress in the illustration.
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Paris
Brown and Cream Ensembles Tie with Polka Dot Accents
Brown polka dotted and cream ground fabrics pair with reverse polka dot accents in brown and cream. Accessories in blue and white or brown and cream complete the coordinated look, emphasizing a stylish harmony across outfits.
Mud Fuel Trial Powers German Electric Plant
Mud from the Rhine tributary is burned to produce electricity. The wet soil once hindered navigation is fried out and used as fuel in a German generating plant with notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rhine
Breach of Promise Suit Sparks Surprise Marriage Bid
In a sharp turn, Leora says the man who pursued a breach of promise suit now seeks marriage. The unexpected reversal shifts the case tone as she considers moving forward with matrimony.
Paint Odor Neutralized By Acid-Water Basin
A basin of water with sulfuric acid was placed to treat the room after painting to destroy the paint odor. The setup aimed to neutralize fumes and improve air quality in the freshly painted space.
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Meg McAvoy
May McAvoy
Maurice G. Cleary
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Cal
Honolulu
Euro
Pres. Rupp
East PA
Classis
Union S. S
Dorney Park
Lutheran Church Notes
Haig
U. G. Altemos
Main ST
Nazareth, PA
Lion Haidle
George Scherer
John E. Beer
Misa Evelyn Danner
White Haven
J. H. Seneenhbach
Howard Smoyer
Erie
Russell Jacoby
St. John's
Robert Scholl
Lewis H. Bartholomew
Washington Street
George Kreicher
Mark R. Kreidler
Vidley Forge
A. J. Bibighaus
Laurey'a
Kathleen
Buddy” Whalen
Bethlehem
Lillie M. Blair
Edgar Miller
Nellie Maxwell
Wiwara R. Bill
Roth
John Fletcher
By Julia Bottomley
Blue Mabel
Leora
Lifer
East End
General Sinclair Gas
Opaline
Focal Lig
Graham Py Sales and Sarving
Studebaker
Raed
Bobbie
Matt Chah
Vésdell
Dwood Foundation
Erskine
R. F. Ziegler
Mauch Chunk and
Church Street
Tiegler's General Garage
Mauch Chunk
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