District S S Rally at Moorestown in Salem Union church
A Sunday night rally at Salem Union church Moorestown drew 125 to 150 attendees despite heat. The Moorestown orchestra led by John C Willauer performed four to five numbers. Speakers included Rev A R Apple and Howard E Bnyder of Allentown who urged a bigger and better Sunday school and shared convention news from Toronto and Scranton. An offering for county work was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath District
Salem Union Church
Moorestown
John C. Willauer
A. R. Apple
Clarence Williams
J. H Bencenbach
Howard E. Bnyder
Allentown
Lehigh
Northampton County
R. H Schmickle
Faston
Toronto
Schmickle
Margaret B. Bull
Lions Attend Big Clam Bake at Recreation Lake
Klipple's bus carried a large group of local Lions to the annual clam bake at Recreation Lake near Stroudsburg last Wednesday afternoon. The event was hosted by the Stroudsburg Lions with invited guests from Lehighton Hazleton Honesdale West Chester and Bath Clubs. Bath participants included L. H. Beam A. H. Cressman Charles H. Greene Clarence H. Gilbert Harry A. Gilbert Jacob H. Beem Frank R. Haidle Jacob F. Beers Stephen Zakocs Dr F. J. Edelman A. J. Kemmerer Aaron Schaeffer Lewis Funk Henry J Fritz Joseph Mary and Warren J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klipple
Recreation Lake
Dr. Rosekrans
Stroudsburg
Lions
Lehighton
Hazleton
Honesdale
West Chester
Bath
Easton Lions Clash With Bath Legion Juniors at Comet Field
A large crowd watched the final game between the Easton Lions and Bath Legion Juniors at Comet Field in Easton South Side on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Lions
Bath Legion
Comet Field
Easton
South Side
Town Jottings Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
The Girls' Guild of the Reformed church hosted a doggiero on Monday evening with strong attendance and engaging features. The Women's Mission Society of Christ Reformed church will hold July's monthly meeting in the church lecture room this Thursday evening, led by president Mrs. Howard Jones. Local social and civic notes follow, including visits by Ellen Haupt and Miss Ellen Jr. of Nazareth, residents at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, hospital stays, vacation trips along the Great Lakes, and several residents from Bethlehem, Nazareth, Allentown, and nearby towns. The Bethlehem Business College plans its baccalaureate on the 27th and graduation on the 31st. A heat-related mill shutdown occurred on Monday noon. Various local residents, including Nevin Bartholomew of Allentown, Mrs. R. A. Gunn, and the Cole family, are noted for weekend or recent activities. Rev. W. A. Helffrich and son Randolph visited relatives in Lansdowne, Philadelphia.
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Girls’ Guild of the Reformed Church
Mi Society of Christ Reformed Church
Howard Jones
William H. Haw
Zinzendorf
Royal Arch Masons of
Ellen Haupt
Ellen Jr
Nazareth
Anna Maria Arner
Washin Reet
Vin Bougher
Easton
Ness Clinton J. Hahn
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
N. J
Roy Rohr
Haff's Hospital
Nevin Bartholomew
Allentown
R. A. Gunn
Josiah Cole
Slatington
Asa K. McIhaney
Northampton Street
Anne S. Cole
Town
Titus Ruch
Hellertown
W. A. Helffrich
D.D
Randolph
Lansdowne
Philadelphia
Emmans
Laub
W. Chester Hill
Chestnut Hill
Baptisms Performed At Home Of Kluska Family
On Sunday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs George Kluska Broadway Rev Wm U Helfrich baptized their infant son Adolph Albert. Present were the immediate family Wm Kern and wife Bath Kern's brother Allentown and Frank S Graver Bath. On Sunday afternoon at the home of the parents Pastor Helfrich baptized Margaret Anna infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Wampold Bath in presence of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kluska
Broadway
Wm. U. Helffrich
D.D
Adolph Albert
Wm. G. Kern
Bath
Kern
Allentown
Frank 8. Graver
Helfrich
Margaret Anna
Wallace Wampbold
Local Bank Chief Honored at Bath Lions Club Gathering
A Bath Lions Club dinner at Jacksonville Cafe honored H Seem, cashier of First National Bank, marking thirty years since the bank’s founding. Directors from Bath National Bank and Philadelphia National Bank officials attended, with Ted Saylor’s Orchestra providing music and brief tributes by J Willard Paff and O Howard Wolfe. Several bank staff and local residents were noted among guests, and a flowers gift was presented to Seem as thanks for his service.
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Bath
Lions Club
Lion Clarence Gilbert
Jacksonville
First National Bank Ot
Ob H Seem
J. Evan Hirtle
Bath Lions Club
Seem
Mr. Seem
The
Bath National Bank
Jos. A. Horner
F. J. Hahn
Charles A. Graver
Jacob E. Beers
Geo. B. Mauser
A. H. Cressman
J. Willard Paff
Bangor
Bancor. Wnder
Mr. Paff
Bath Bank
County Bankers Association
State
Mr. Case
Allentown
Mr. Seems Bank
Clark P. Smith
John R. Stocker
Teller
Elsood Miltenberger
J . C. Roberts
George Rehrig
Earl Ernst
Louis D. Kreidler
George B. Mauser
Beverley Hills
Los Angeles
California
Camp Herma
Bath A. A. Noses Out Catasauqua In Tight Close Game
Bath A. A. edged Catasauqua 5 to 4 on Horner Field in a tightly fought contest. batters evenly matched, Bath capitalized on extra base hits while Schoenenberger pitched the full game for Bath and Deutsch fanned more with nine strikeouts to four. Regulars out, three Legion Juniors stepped in, crowd large. continued on page six.
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Bath A. A
West Enders
Catasauqua
Horner Field
Schoenenberger
Bath
Deutsch
Legion
Picnic of Young People's Council in Pennsville Park
The Young People's council of the Northampton county Sabbath school association holds its annual outing at Indian Trail Park in Pennsville this Saturday starting at 3 PM. Paul Moseback of Bethlehem directs games and sports. attendees are urged to bring a box lunch. Clarence A. Hawk of Northampton is superintendent of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council
Northampton County Sabbath School Association
Indian Trail Park
Pennsville
Paul Moseback
Bethlehem
Clarence A. Hawk
Northampton
Young People’s Department
County Association
Kidney Beans Tomatoes With Soak and Tomato Toast Recipes
Soak white kidney beans overnight and boil with soda then fry onion in dripping. Add stewed tomatoes salt and sugar, cook until tender. Prepare meat layers with tomato, onion juice, crumbs and mashed potatoes. Tomato toast combines tomatoes eggs butter ham onion salt pepper on buttered toast. Also suggests tomato appetizers with meals.
Variety in hors d oeuvre dishes adds zest to meals
The article argues that placing a variety of appetizers at each dinner enhances interest and character, even with inexpensive options. It suggests tomato canapes and fricassee chicken as cost effective contrasts to broiled chicken, noting the named Bishop Cannon evokes a strong reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Cannon
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East End
Grathem-Paige
Fred J. Scheetz Nazareth
Stubebaker
Studeer
Sroevery
R. F. Ziegler
Mauch Chunk and
Church Streets
Nazareth, Penna
Els
Lion Club
Leonard Marshang
Laura Keiper
Catherine Keiper
George E Sherer
Sunnyside
Carter
Andrew L. Beers
Walton, N. Y
Frances
A. A
Picnic OF Young People's Council
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First National Laboratories
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Stotz
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Massachusetts
Florida
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