Belfast Church Events Include Picnic and Services
The Reformed Church in Belfast holds Sunday School at 9 am and preaching at 10 am. The annual Sunday School picnic is set for July 27 on the church lawn with music by the Wind Gap band. Mr and Mrs David Kindt of Easton visited Geo W Metz. Ralph Z Metz of Baltimore spent the weekend with his parents.
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Reformed Church
Reformed Sunday
Wind Gap
David Kindt
Easton
Geo W. Metz
Ralph Z. Metz
Baltimore
George Metz
Ning
Gernet
Bethlehem
Asher Gernet
Betty Plotnick
Kingston
Christ Reformed Church
H OH. Heller
Clarence W. Lerch
Beulah Park Camp Meeting and Weona Park Lunches Reported
Mrs Luther Houck notes Florence Macke attends Beulah Park camp meeting in Allentown. Wind Gap fire company auxiliary and band members plan a 9 luncheon at Weir Lake on July 19 at 6 pm. Helping Hand Bible Class hosts luncheon at Weona Park Thursday at 6. Frank J Koz and daughters Gertrude and Emma return to Shelby after a week visiting Wind Gap relatives.
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Florence Macke
Beulah Park
Allentown
Winders of Gap Fire Company
Memb the Fire Company
Weir Lake
Weona Fark
Frank J Koz
Gertrude
Emma
Shelby
Wind Gap
Ackerman Jones Nuptials Quiet Scranton Ceremony
Clayton Ackerman of Bangor and Miss Alseira Jones of Wind Gap wed Monday at Providence Congregational Church West Scranton. The Rev Owen Jones, brother of the bride, performed the ceremony with no attendants. The couple departed for a honeymoon following the service.
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Ackerman — Jones
Clayton Ackerman
John Ackerman
Bangor
Alseira Jones
William L. Jones
Lehigh Avenue
Wind Gap
Providence Congregational Church
West Scranton
Owen Jones
Wednesday in Jersey City with Mrs Mae Lea
Mrs Mae Lea accompanied a group to Jersey City and stayed several days. Readers note a sequence of household visits and relatives including Mr and Mrs Keller and Mr and Mrs Spady visiting in various towns.
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Jersey City
Mae Lea
Milton Phorderstrat
Percy Nagte
Fivarfield
Lutter K Houck
Charles Dettrich
Vic
Mire
Nothaniel Shaplin
Toop No 33 Boys Scouts Yearend Report and Events
The report details a year of Scout activities and finances led by Scoutmaster June 30 with receipts of 178.13 dollars and expenditures of 142.41 dollars leaving 36.73 dollars in treasury. Earnings from old newspapers and films funded camp Minsi and a pre registration fee for Harold Ditcher to join Washington activities. Harold Muffley led efforts as camp head with experience from Allentown and Mt Airy Seminary.
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Boy Scouts
Rica
Bove
David Smith
Washington, DC
Harold Ditcher
Minsi
Allentown Birthday Party and Local League Baseball News
A birthday anniversary party honors Mrs Neagaid Falls and Dana bridegroom at the Allentown home with refreshments. Northampton county league games are set for Thursday and Sunday featuring Wind Gap and Richmond teams. Marvin Bond celebrates seventh birthday with friends and games. Mr and Mrs D E Ort enjoy Atlantic City trip. William Gary family mentioned.
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A.A
Trump AC
Easton
West End AA
Richmond AA
Wind Gap
Northampton County League
Marvin Bond
Marvin
Olyn Broad
Junior Hontz
Ruth Smickley
Jeanette Dietz
Charlotte Steiner
Robert Kresne
Eleanor Weaver
Ella Puse
D E Ort
Ein
Atlantic City
William Gary Sp
Ruff Elected Supreme Dictator of Loyal Order of Moose
Walter S. Ruff of Canton Ohio was elected Supreme Dictator by unanimous consent at the Loyal Order of Moose International Convention. Ruff, a lawyer and former Stark County prosecutor, has held multiple Moose leadership roles and served in Ohio politics. He is married with one daughter and has led local bar associations in Ohio.
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Boston
Supreme Lodge of the World, Loyal Order of Moose
Walter S. Ruff
Canton
Ohio
Ruff
West Township
Columbiana County
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Wooster University
Stark County
Black McCaskey, Ruff & Souers
Exchange Club
Exchange Clubs
Loyal Order of Moose
Canton Lodge
Supreme Judiciary Committee
Order
Ohio State Senate
Cleveland
Supreme
Atlantic City
McKinley High School
Stark County Bar Association
Ohio Bar Association
Keep a Picture Story of Your Camp-fire Parties
Summer brings camping near lakes and seas with marshmallow roasts fish fries and beach parties. The Photoflash lamp makes night camp-fire photos easy by a simple bulb and holder. Place people close to the fire use two side lights hold bulb behind camera and avoid lens flare. Use tripod stop 18 or 4 open shutter and snap quickly. No need for expensive cameras just box models can work for fascinating photos. John Van Guilder wishes you fun and good pictures.
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U.S. 4
Vero
John van Guilder
Assembly Passes 17 Forest Bills in Last Session
Harrisburg notes the Department of Forests and Waters moved seventeen of twenty bills through the General Assembly. Key measures include the forests and waters fund bill, the Federal land acquisition bill, the Py matuning reservoir bill, and the act creating auxiliary forest reserves.
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Assembly
Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
General Assembly
Tne
Forests and Waters Fund
Life Insurance Leads In Recovery, Analyst Finds Gains
Chicago reports that life insurance shows gains in 1935 across assets premium income and policy holders while total insurance in force dips. H A Davis notes aggressive sales, advertising and diversified investments steadied the business, with 1994 sales up about 10 percent from 1933 and assets behind every thousand dollars of insurance rising.
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Chicago
United States
H. A. Davis
Chieu
Ity
Davis
Legal Reserve
Total Insurance
Department of Forests and Waters to Direct State Holdings
The department prepares to direct and supervise Pennsylvania forests and waters for the next biennium. A traffic survey on the nearby highway counts vehicle numbers and types, with data sent to field headquarters for plotting.
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Pennsylvania
Summer adjustment camp aids unemployed girls in Montgomery
In its second year the emergency education relief program opens Camp Arcola near Norristown for unemployed girls beyond high school age. Forty three girls start a six week session with plans for two more sessions through September. A staff of director psychologist resident physicians and counselors runs the camp.
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Harrisburg
Montgomery County
Department of Public Instruction
Arcola
Norristown
Romance of highway work before building cited by official
Harrisburg—Warren Van Dyke, Secretary of Highways, spoke of road construction as a romance from mud to modern surface. He noted Pennsylvania has over 103000 miles of public highways mapped, with 35000 miles under the department. The road-building army centers in Harrisburg with district offices and maintenance districts, while field crews survey in subzero or hot conditions to plot progress.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
An Dyke
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Alve
Highway planning process described for new road
The article details how city traffic volumes influence location decisions for a new shorter road. It describes blueprinted recommendations, provincial and district input, and the need to clear right of way before any construction, emphasizing necessity and future traffic projections.
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