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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1939
Page
3
The speaker defends the senate's large majority and urges patience as Americans seek to fix national wrongs. He credits the political system with turning wrongs into rights and frames reform as a natural course of human progress.
The report lists contagious diseases and remediable defects among students, with totals for illnesses such as chicken pox and scarlet fever and defects like vision and dental issues. It also covers finances, tuition, athletic balances, and June 1939 promotion statistics across grades with total enrollment and promotion rate.
The document shows per pupil cost figures for 1967 and 1937-38. For 1967 total per pupil cost was $137.12 with current expenses at $76.89 and all items at $100.30 for the specified district excluding the N Broad 81 project. For 1937-38 current expenses per pupil were $78.54 and total per pupil cost was $908.71.
Tuesday events featured a garden doggie roast with swimming and games. Guests included Misses Mace line Spang Margaret Jacksits Kath ryn Ferrari Marie Hollentz Kath ryn Leglets Marie Stall Mary Law 208 Mary Hoffman Josephine Schiffer Mary Krieger Emily Schran Mary Bilan Jessie Gold Rosalia Lee Cave and several Mrs. names. An additional Wednesday visit to the Gerber home and drives through the Pocono Mountains are noted along with Nazareth and Catasauqua connections.
A crowded social note lists visits and trips from Edelmans to Nazareth and Easton. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Breidingeri and Mr. John Humphrey hosting guests, Ella Deits visiting Nazareth, Adeline Parenti in Atlantic City, and multiple families enjoying weekends in Allentown Pocono region and Lake Mineola.
Robert Strouse witnesses a Bethlehem-Easton baseball game in Easton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritter of Allentown visit Barnest on South Main Street. William Bigley marks a birthday. Couples from town motor to Quakertown and Little Gap to view Bethlehem’s water project. Davisson pair travel to Maine Belgrade Lakes. Mary Mertz visits Secaucus. Rampulla, Beil, and other townsfolk spend Sunday with relatives and at local spots.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple households and visits across towns. Mr and Mrs Howard Snyder and son Nelson visited relatives in Williamsport while Mrs Salvatore Patti and Tony Samuel with Rosa visited Philadelphia area families. Other names include Mrs Joseph Paty and daughter Sadie and Rampulla family on Park Street.
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