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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
6
Rev Paul S Meinert leads morning prayer at Moravian Church with 9 30 Bible School and 10 30 worship on the theme Our God Is Not Dead. A forty five minute message follows titled A Fish A Fire A Friend.
Local church notices list St John’s Lutheran with Rev H C Snyder leading morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday School at 9 30. The Christian Endeavor and Scouts meet in the week with vesper service omitted. camp meetings and park outings noted. Human Evangelical led by Rev L Stahl with morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30. Bowmen Park camp meeting set for July 21 30 and Sunday School outing planned for July 15. Mizpah Grove Allentown camp event affects Sunday services.
The notice lists weekly meetings for Sunday School and worship at Clearfield Un-denominational Mission including times for Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday sessions. It notes a lesson on Rehoboam and announces a July 29 picnic with games and contests overseen by a committee.
The report notes farmers harvesting gold en grain and storing glover and timothy hay. A M E Sunday School picnic occurred on the church campus last Saturday afternoon and evening with large attendance. Mr and Mrs Arthur Evans recently left on a July 4 wedding tour to California.
Community residents attended services at 10 o clock led by Rev. Mr. D. Clauss. Winfield Trach, recently ill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Remaly, while Schlamp joined Winifred Trach for Sunday. Several families from Nazareth and East Lawn traveled to Hershey's Park, and neighbors Irene Minnich and Walter visited the Karch family with Mrs. Kostenbader.
Home economists advise removing meat from the refrigerator before roasting to reduce chill and improve cooking time. Larger roasts require more total time per cut, and best results come from 2 to 5 pound roasts. Meat should be uncovered on a plate to breathe and stay dry.
Several obituaries note deaths on August 3 1938 and other dates. The named survivors include Mrs Cornelius Brass of Stockertown Edward of Bethlehem Mrs Frank Rash of town and Mrs Mamie Carling of Belfast for the late E H Wilcox. Funeral services are set for the next day at 2 30 PM with burial at Forks Cemetery. Ella Renner 74 Bethlehem widow of Wilson Renner dies after complications. Survivors include sister Mrs Thomas Taylor Bethlehem and brothers William Miller Bethlehem and sons Elmer E and Robert 8 Philadelphia. Services held at 2 PM with interment in Fairview Cemetery Moorestown. Mrs Frank Hassel nee Southam 34 died after an appendix operation on Sunday morning.
Jennie Snyder 57 wife of William Snyder of 117 South Broad Street Easton died at St Luke's Bethlehem hospital after illness. Survived by husband five sons one grandchild and other relatives. Funeral from South Broad Street home to Macada cemetery with Rev C Snyder officiating.
Clement Ackerman moved into the late Ervin Landis home in Plainfield Township. Mrs. William Young remains ill at her home. Beng Bat algh resides with the fee ternily and visited Mr Prack and family in Allentown. Mrs. Horace Bath of Masareth made a short call. Mr. Flick of Cherryman Crossing is hospitalized in Easton for appendicitis. Norman Bath and family of Easton spent Saturday here. Frank Reagie and wife visited William Weisley at Edelmans on Friday. Four new houses are under construction in Belfast.
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