Weekend Travels and Local Appointments in Bath Area
A busy round of weekend visits and local appointments across Bath and nearby towns includes Mr and Mrs A Newton Gish and family at Bushkill Falls, several couples splitting a Moores Pa weekend, and Franklin County assignments. Northampton County appoints Jenne Graver as assessor. Floyd M Butz suffers a severe finger injury from shifting ice. executrix named for Clint on Savitz will. Smith reunion set for August 11. Scout jamboree plans involve John Miller Jr traveling to England. multiple families visit and travel between Easton, Kunkletown, Nazareth, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Newton Gish
Buddy
Dororthy
Bath
Bushkill Falls
Master Gish
Y.M.C.A
Howard P. Koch
Eva
Edward Singher
South Broad Street
Helen Beers
Mauch Chunk Street
Moores
Gordon
Gus” Granger
Forks Township
Lewis Graver
Floyd M. Butz
Tatamy Grocer
New Street Hill
Mr. Butz
G., Beck
Milton Walter
Town
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Sandt
Stockertown
Levine Seyfried
George Schneck
Stanley R. Woodring
Stanley
Elaine
George Woodring
Harpers
Schneck
Frank Yeh
Junior Woodring
Helen Savitz
Clinton Savitz
Plainfield Township
Clarence Barnes
Wind Gap
Easton Hospital
Howard Bartholomew
Lewis Gower
Kunkletown
Smith
St. Matthew's
Church Grove
John Miller
J. A. Miller
Berengaria
England
Daniel Carter Beard
Boy Scouts of America
Michael Dowd
Bella Haupt
Easton
Schaffer
Lambert
Brand
Leatrice
Alliquippa
Broad
Warren Dech
Frank Leh
New York City
Long Island
N. Y
William Reagan
Maude
Pauline
Song
George and
Tinsey
Achenbach’s Crossing
Floyd Steward
Nellie Lobb
Pen Argyl
Charles Kunkle
Mabel Dewalt
Mias Jeanette
Charles
Monroe County Visitors and Local Social Notes
A string of social visits and gatherings across Nazareth, Monroe, and nearby towns. Families from Schoeneck, Allentown, and Bethlehem visit relatives. Nagarenes attend the Monroe countians reunion at Oakland Park. War Mothers and auxiliary events announced. swimming lessons begin at Nazareth Y. M. C. A.. travel plans and homestead studies noted along with local store staff return from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yob
Harold
Schoeneck
William Andrews
Monroe County
Kunkletown
Brodheadeville
Saylor’s Lake
John Morgan
LaRue
Miss Hahn
Allentown
Oakland Park
Monroe
Brown & Lynch American Legion
Northampton Street
Easton
A. E. Frantz
Herman Hark
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Farmington
Maine
T. Achenbach
John Mohr
Jan Endine
Newton
N. J
Sona of Union Veterans
Laura Martin
Bethlehem
Nazareth “Y
C. S. Minter
Russel Roth
Ralph Altemose
Gerald Meyers
Joe Mahorskey
Bergen Berkaw
Myron Wilson
Edgar Oswald
Borgers Re union at East Lawn draws two hundred kin
About 200 descendants of the late Rewben Berger gathered at Preston Berger's East Lawn home for the fourth annual outdoor reunion. Festivities featured cake walking, old fashioned games, and music by a Allentown novelty orchestra. Rev. C A Butz of Bethlehem gave an address. Meals were served family style from a long orchard table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewben Berger
Preston Berger
East Lawn
Allentown
C A. Butz
Bethlehem
California Visitors Stay Long In East Visit Shively Family
Mr and Mrs John Shively and their two children of Los Angeles spend several months visiting Mr Richard Shively and friends. Ten years ago they moved to California for Mrs Shivelys health and have since prospered on the Pacific Coast. They traveled east by automobile. Mr Shively was a machinist formerly employed in local cement mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shively
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Shively
Richard Shively
Shively
Well Worth While Society Picnic at Pennsville
At a church meeting the Well Worth While Society reported a profit of about 190 from a recent strawberry festival and radio social. The August meeting was skipped and a basket picnic was planned at Pennsville near Bath for Saturday July 27, with members meeting at Stockertown schoolhouse at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsville
Well Worth
Society of Folks Church
Church Lawn
Bath
Stockertown
Meeting of Veteran Troop 1 at Black Rock
The weekly meeting at Black Rock opened with 18 Scouts and 6 officers. Patrol reports covered merit badges and camp happenings. Bus iness included festival and camp planning, followed by a first aid talk, closing with the Scout benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Crowell
Officers Elected And Installed At Washington Camp No 445
Washington Camp No 445 P O S of A elected and installed new officers for the term led by President Jacob Wambold and vice president Clarence Weaver. Russell Weaver served as master of forms, George A Smith as conductor, Arthur Getz outer guard, Stanley Fehr inner guard, Lester Scott financial secretary, and Clark Searfass recording secretary. Luther Batt retired as financial clerk after nearly five years. Clark Searfass is a new recording clerk among the camp executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
P.O.S
Jacob Wambold
Clarence Weaver
Russell Weaver
George (A. Smith
Arthur Getz
Stanley Fehr
Lester Scott
Clark Searfass
Scott
Luther Batt
Searfass
Pie Making as a Home Industry in Decline
The piece traces pie making as a long standing home craft tied to American pioneer women, noting its decline from a breakfast staple to a luncheon and dinner favorite. It laments loss of traditional crust artistry and contrasts pie with easier tart or jelly roll, urging preservation of the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Anys Shakespeare
France
England
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Oldtown
Great Painter's Work Found Under Hidden Paint in Graz
An Austrian physician and government art expert discovered a Tintoretto beneath an outer coat on a 12 by 13 foot canvas in Graz. The painting, valued at $500,000, belonged to a church and was restored by government officials. The report recalls prior hides of masterworks during invasions and the ongoing search for camouflaged treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graz
Austria
Doctor Bleaenthal
Heaven
Italy
Pathfinder Magane
Disturbed Honeymoon On Moving Train
A man runs toward a departing train and tries to board the last carriage to reach his wife on her honeymoon. A porter stops him, noting the compartment is engaged. He protests that he engaged it himself and shouts in frustration as the train vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Import Dependence for U S Resources Questioned
The article debates U S reliance on foreign supplies for manufacturing and food. It notes coffee, tea, cocoa and about half the sugar come from abroad, with crucial materials like wool, silk fibers, rubber, hides, wood pulp, tin, gums and coal tar derivatives shaping potential vulnerability under blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Success Through Decisive Perseverance Motto
A reflection on success as a result of persistence and decision. It argues that genius is overrated, and lasting achievement comes from holding on and training oneself. The piece cites a Chinese proverb about time and patience turning effort into results.
Solitude as Solace in a Frantic Modern Life
In a reflective piece American Magazine argues that modern pace makes people anxious about peace and solitude. It describes solitude as a refuge, a quiet room for retreat, offering calm and reassurance amid busy company.
Hogging Down Corn in Pig Fattening
The article explains hog feeding in corn fields and notes that wet weather wastes corn, increasing required feed to gain 100 pounds. It suggests using tankage or other protein supplements for economical pork gains.
Before Sow Farrows Washing and Bedding for Sows
A historical instruction outlines washing a sow with warm water and soap before farrowing. It prescribes rubbing the belly with lard to prevent cracking and sore skin, placing the sow in a cleaned pen, and using oar straw bedding around the pen.
Youngsters Registering for YMCA Summer Camp Now
Local quota set at thirty with growing interest for YMCA camp, list of committed youths includes Abraham Yeakel Edward Gregory Russell Roth Ralph Altemose and Samuel Shimer led by Nasza rath. Camp runs July 29 to August 12 directed by J A Wells with Rev R W Musselman Edgar W Miller Dr Harry N Thissell Herbert W Carter and Howard R Hick assisting. J Y Yeong from China to provide World Brotherhood link. Also handicraft head A H Van Berkum. Mrs James Hoch injured from fall breaking left leg. Georges Deemer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Yeakel
Edward Gregory
Russell Roth
Ralph Altemose
Samuel Shimer
Naszareth
J. A. Wells
R. W. Musselman
Pen Argyl
Edgar W. Miller
M. E
New York Military Academy
Harry N. Thissell
Stroudsburg
Herbert W. Carter
Lafayette College
Hahnemann Medical College
Howard R. Hick
American Red Cross
Y. M.C.A. Life Saving
J. Y. Yeong
China
World Brotherhood
A. H. van Berkum
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O. E. Moore
Newfoundland
John Loser
Mabel
Mauch Chunk
Levin Seyfried
Joseph George
Herbert
Shoeneraville
Henry HuWer
Jacob
William Gerlach
Wilson Seyfried
Lina Crowell
Wolfville
Nova Scotia
John Crowell
Schurtz
South Main Street
A. D. Thaeler
Nazareth Hall
Greensborough
N. C
Rev. Thaeler
Louise Thaeler
Louella Wunderly
Kern
Nazareth Y. M. C. A
C. 8. Minter
Nazareth Fairground
Northampton County Motor Club
Pennsylvania
Fcoming Levents
Mooree- Sunday
Plainfield
Silvius
Silfies-Silvius
Nasareth Fair
Moravian
Bushkill Centre Grove
Northampton County Choir Association
Fehnel
Nazareth Fair Grounds
Hecktown Fire Company
Zion's Stone Church
Northampton County Agricultural Society
Ladies’ Ald Society
William Kiefer & Brother
West Walnut St
Nazareth, Pa
Frantz’s
Arch Preserverhoes
Queen Quality
Ralston
Clinton D. Frantz
Main St
Nazareth
Borgers
Wim
O. Sturcis& Son Real Estate
Itterly Bldg
So. Main St
Y. M
James Hoch
South New Street
George Deemer
Point Phillips
Suse
Geo
J. Wammer
Ste
Farims
AcStavice S
Nazareth Coal & Lumber Co
The
Second National Bank
Depository
Gover
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