Bath Men Plan Aug 5 Picnic To Aid Church Work
Christ-Ev.-Ref. Churchmen's Brotherhood met on the church lawn in Bath for a business session led by President David Smith. They discussed rescheduled picnic for Aug 5 on the Firemen's lot with the Community Band, assigning committees for cakes and candies, dogs, sodas, lighting, advertising, and entertainment. The group voted $50 to the church pledge and noted a planned joint Brotherhood picnic with Bath churches at Topfer's Grove on game date. Also reported was new aviator Frank Sensenbach visiting Bath, the town's second licensed flyer, flying from Tatamy airport base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ - Ev
Churchmen's Brotherhood
David Smith
Charles Graver
Martin Horn
Alfred Fatzinger
Arthur Diehl
Wm. J. Musick Jr
Wilbur Dougherty
Velden Moser
J. B. Bencenbach
Clayton Gilfies
John R. Spanitz
Mark Werner
Brotherhood
Altoong Brotherhood
Churches of
Bath
Frank Sensenbach
Philadelphia
Dick Leiby
Tatamy
Bath Child Baptized Sunday at Sacred Heart Church
Sunday at 1 o clock in Sacred Heart Church Bath Rev Father Gangolf baptized the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ignatius Tanazos Washington St The child was named Edward The sponsors were Mr and Mrs Lewis Tanazos
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Sacred Heart Church
Bath
Father Gangolf
Ignatius Tanazos
Washington St
Edward
Lewis Tanazos
Cement Men to Hold Clambake at Crystal Jade Park
The Keystone Cement Plant Bath employees plan their Third Annual Clambake on July 22 at Crystal Jade Park along the Bath Bethlehem highway. Music and entertainment are promised. Water supply updates note Bath Reservoir’s modern design, with gravity intake sufficient for current needs and no emergency pumps required. Local notes mention residents visiting, hospital stays, and home improvements in Bath and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Cement Plant
Bath
Crystal Jade Park
Bath-Bethlehem Highway
J. Siegfried
Boro
Local residents visit and travel notes across states
New Treasury aide family from Allentown motored here to meet L. H. Bartholomew before returning home for several days. Woodrow Schlegel, Harrisburg employee, visited his mother and kin after graduating Hershey Industrial School. Mr and Mrs F S Graver hosted visitors Grace Graver and Morrison from Virginia, with trip companions Franklin and Mrs Charles Graver traveling to Yellowstone Park and other states. Rachel E Worman of Allentown spent the weekend with her parents, and Insley Berlin will work in Ocean Grove for summer. Mrs Nora Helfferich, Rev R H Helfferich’s mother, summers as matron at a camp in Dingmans Ferry, Pa.
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Bath
Fred Freese
Brooklyn
Frank Muffley
Henry Heckman
Ettwein St. Bethlehem
St. Luxe’ Hospital
Robert J. Bartholo
H. K. Bartholomew
Walnut Street
Wilson Hartzell
Summit Lawn
Allentown
Wm. H Hawk
R. J. Helfferich
Bucks
Bertsounty
Geresia
Fred Manning
V. R. H. Helfferich
Robin Hood Dell
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Dorothy Bittenbender
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Walnut St
Mia
Ervin Werkheiser
Nazareth
Kenneth Eickhoff
Topfers
Point Phillips
Harold Miller
Ellia Miller
Main St
Sacred Heart Hospital
Harold Troxell
Russell Siegfried
Washington
Northampton Sts
H. Siegfried
Stephen Shonk
Frank Dech
Washington St
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Schall
L. H. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Woman's Missionary Society
Girl's Guild of the
Woodrow Schlegel
Woodrow
Hershey Industrial School
Grace Graver
Mr. Morrison
Virginia
Frank
Graver
Walnut
F.S. Graver
Franklin
Charles Graver
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Rachel E. Worman
James
Worman
Insley
Berlin
Ocean Grove
N. J
Nora Helfferich
R. H. Helfferich
Dingmans Ferry
Penna
Jelly making tips and fire safety from Northampton County Extension
Miss F Marguerite Erikson, home economics extension representative, outlines jelly making steps using ripe and underripe fruit to maximize pectin and acid. Currants, blackberries, gooseberries and raspberries top the list, with cooking minimized and a flat bottomed pan to speed processing. Also advises rapid evaporation, jelly bag juice clarification, sugar added before heating, scum removal, and sterilized jars. Fire safety notes recommend placing farm buildings at right angles to winds and using fire resistant roof materials.
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Northampton County
F. Marguerite Erikson
Home Economics Extension
Miss Erikson
No Cross Words No Puzzles For the Modern Jelly Maker
Jelly making tips and short boil recipes for ripe peaches and plums from a Jelly Making Club. Includes Ripe Peach Jelly and Ripe Peach and Plum Jelly formulas with juice preparation, sugar, pectin, and canning steps.
Homemade Jelly and Pectin Know-How from Sunkist Kitchen
Learn how sugar acid and pectin affect jelly made from fruit juices. The article explains which fruits supply pectin and acid, how to make orange and apple pectin at home, and includes a baked orange and peach jam recipe for an insulated oven.
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Sunkist
Costs of Medical Care and Access in Depression Era America
The public recognized rising illness costs as hospitals modernized. Wealthy and very poor secured care, while white collar workers struggled between economic millstones. In 1932 the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care reported national averages of 25 to 30 dollars yearly for care, but wide disparity in burden, with over half the sickness bill borne by less than 15 percent of families.
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United States
National Paper Week Campaign Highlights Paper Industry
National Paper Week promotes the paper industry as a foundation of American commerce. It notes strong employment and broad uses of paper products in daily life from packaging to stationery, with historical roots from ancient papyrus to modern pulp Mills and widespread consumption in 1937 America.
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Frederick Keller
Germantown
United States
America
Home care tips and homemaking hints from a summer guide
Practical advice covers cleaning brass and copper with polishing and lacquer, using peatmoss to aid wildflower gardens, and creating space illusions with mirrors. It also suggests refreshing baths with salts, light dusting powders, deodorant, and perspiration checks for the bride moving into a new home.
Paper Industry Boosts Housewife Pantry and Home Goods
A business guide notes more than 750 regularly manufactured products, highlighting how the paper industry has expanded into plastics and fabrics. It details household uses from towels and wax paper to dusting aids, napkins, floor mops, tissue, and toilet tissue, showing wide consumer benefits.
The Paper Industry National Paper Week Feature
A reflective piece praising the paper industry and its daily role in homes. It highlights paper towels towels tissue and storage, noting sponsorship of National Paper Week and the industry’s impact on health daily tasks and convenience.
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Bo. Walnut
Tanczos
Katherine Museler
Town
Howard E. Weisley
Vereee
Say
Hight
Nacareth
Nee
R. J. Bartholomew
Nazareth, PA
Leon Kolb
Atch
Treasury
Washington, D. C
John W. Hanes
Securities and Exchange Commission
the Treasury
Roosevelt
Home Economics News
Mies F
Penn State Agricultural Engineers
Ask Home Service
Orin
Shakespeare
National Paper Week
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Main Street
Frank P. Rohn
Undertaker
Imbalmer
Sr. Nazareth
The
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Garag Paff
Carrohn
Easton Road
Cc. Trecke
New Wwrrids
Tasy Tenns
Nazareth Hardware Co
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