West End Scholastics Defeated By Bath Team 13 to 2
The West End Scholastics of Easton lost to Bath 13 to 2 as Shimer pitched for the Scholastics fanning the first four batters and totaling twelve strikeouts but also allowing 15 hits. Ervin homered to deep center, with Schoenenberger and Shamosky pitching well and Metz making a key fielding play in the fourth. The game included five innings with runs by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Easton
Bath
Shimer
Ervin
Schoenenberger
Shamosky
Metz
Town Jottings Chronicle Local Visitors and Outings
A compilation of local residents visiting relatives, family trips to Buckhill Falls and Mineola, camp experiences at Camp Minsi, and weekend gatherings. Mentions include Benningers, Gingles, Helffrichs, Kreidler, Stots, Sencenbach, Schlegel, Bittenbender, Nissley, Winters, Scheffler, Mertz, and others. Also notes crickets, Japanese beetle patrols, a glandular operation at St Luke's hospital, half time at Lehigh Portland Cement, and vacation groups at Indian Trail Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Mauser
Hollywood
Cal
Linden Court
Scica
M. Rae Moser
Jacob H. Stein
Louis D. Kreidler
Earl Ernst
Anne S. Cole
Town
J. H. Bencenbach
Annie
Jennie
Lillian Schlabach
Allentown
Mary S. Beers
Mary M. Schlabach
Main Street
J. A. Helffrich
Reformed Parsonage
Florence Smith
Palmer Smith
Washington Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
Richard Hahn
Betty
Yellowstone Park
Lester Benninger
Buehhill Falls
Laura Gingles. Easton
Benjamin W. Ervin
Randolph Helffrich
Upper Darby
Helffrich
John
W. A. Helffrich
Collegeville
Frank
Graver
Lake Mineola
George Hackman
T. F. Dech
Harry E. Frey
Dewey Roberts
Peck’s Pond
Monroe County
Mark R. Kreidler
New York City
Joseph Steets
Anton Kinzle
Trenton
N. J
Wendel Moser
Joseph Stots
Carl F. Sencenbach
Woodrow Schlegel
Leo Bittenbender
Camp Minsi
Tobyhanna
Toy Scouts of Bethlehem
Dick Nissley
Paul J. Winters
Long Island
N. Y
William J. Schefflier
Penn Street
Stewart Mertz
Garret Miller
Sallie Mohr
Sunbury
S. R. Miller
John W. Bossert
Germantown
Philadelphia
J. Evan Hirtle
Ben F. Rohn, Jr
A. Newton Gish, Jr
Hugh Beaver
Easton
Bushkill
B. F. Rohn
Jacob H. Seem
Sleepy Hollow
Esther Roth
Harrisburg
A R. Plotnick
L. D. Hensinger
Ralph F. Smith
Northampton
Choir Picnic Planned at Reformed Church Lawn
Friday evening the Joint Senior and Junior choirs will hold a picnic on the church lawn at the rear of the building. The Juniors finish services for the vacation period, with the Seniors resuming the regular morning worship after the break.
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Reformed Church
Graduation at Bethlehem Business College
A class picture was taken of Beth elhem Business College graduates. Baccalaureate services were held in Fritz Memorial church South Side, with commencement at South Side High School. Graduates include Leila C. Houser Viola Hoffmeister Anna Manning and Paul W Landes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethehhem Business College
Fritz Memorial Church
South Side
South Side High School
Bath
Leila C.houser
Viola Hoffmeister
Anna Manning
Paul W. Landes
Farm Board chief defends aims over politics
Alexander Legge, chairman, says the Farm Board exists to aid farmers not for party games. He cites political attacks by the Democratic National Committee and chambers of commerce, urges farmer organization to curb overproduction, and stresses collective action to stabilize cultivation and marketing under the Agricultural Marketing Act.
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Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Washington, D. C
Farm Board
Democratic National Committee
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Farm Calendar Highlights Crop Care And Animal Fitting
Timely reminders from State College cover potato blight control with Bordeaux mixture adjustments, weed suppression, show animal fitting and training, summer grain feeding for milk production, vegetable storage planning, and soil needs for roses. It notes political jabber about Hoover era and department stores waiving parking fees.
Marshmallow Dessert and Fruit Salad Featured Recipes
A vintage kitchen column offers easy dessert and salad ideas. Marshmallow Dessert combines whipped cream and shredded almonds atop marshmallows, with pineapple garnish, while Graham Cracker Date Tort bakes with custard and meringue. Fruit Salad uses lettuce as a bed with pineapple, pear, celery, and orange dressing, plus a note on potato salad and French dressing. Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saares
Western Newspaper Union
From Scottish Legend to the Spider Superstition
A fragment explains how a tale about Robert Bruce and a Seethieh baron links the proverb bad luck to kill a spider with the idea of resilience. The spider’s three attempts, its web finally securing, allegedly inspired Bruce to renew his bid to overthrow English rule and claim Scotland’s throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brice
Scotland
Broce
Bruce
Chinese Capital Abolishes Noted Thieves Market
Peiping mayor Gen Chang Yin-wu issues a decree ending the famed thieves market and its dawn and after hour fairs. The long standing bazaar drew hundreds of dealers and buyers daily with a mix of local and foreign patrons seeking bargains. The decree cites a classical saying that mid day is for buying and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chang Yin-wu
Peiping
The Handshake as Carrier of Disease Risks Health
A historical note warns the handshake spreads disease including typhoid fever tuberculosis diphtheria and cholera. It cites experiments showing infection potential after several degrees of separation and urges avoiding finger mouth contact. A library group of forty observed half an hour found most touch mouths. thirteen moistened fingers to turn book levers, highlighting dangerous habits.
Technological Education Through the Ages
The text traces technological education from ancient Egypt and Rome through medieval times to the rise of technical schools in the eighteenth century. It highlights monks’ focus on arts over science and credits Dr. Jacob Higelow for advancing technological studies with his 1820 publication Elements of Technology.
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Egypt
United States
Jacob Higelow
Valuable Outlet In Adolescence Music as Safety Valve
In adolescence music serves as a vital outlet for strong emotions and aids character development. Active study of music, not just listening, helps youths channel turbulent feelings and stay on a constructive path. neglecting musical education misses a key factor cited by Exchange.
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Ita
Orbital shapes affected by planetary gravitation
The Naval Observatory notes that Newton proved a spherical body gravitating toward another spherical body follows a circle, ellipse, parabola or hyperbola, but real planetary orbits deviate from perfect ellipses due to perturbations from other planets.
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Naval Observatory
Sir Issac Newton
There You Are A Screen Grid Tube Definition
A Boston Globe remark defines a screen grid tube as a valve with an extra electrode between the anode and cathode to regulate electrons, distinguishing it from a standard triode. The note targets radio enthusiasts unfamiliar with screen grid tubes.
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Boston Globe
Fragmentary quote questions nature and skulls in discussion
The fragment questions why nature favors thick skulls for those who love less to protect. It hints at a faulty brain protection idea and mentions terms like Ut ie net Werth bone artern-Bostoun Trancertye in a puzzling, unfinished reflection.
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Tailure
Do The Tor Doctoror Do Do The Tor Doctoror Do
Advice on kidney disease symptoms lists breathlessness swelling and frequent night urination as warning signs. It urges seeing a doctor promptly, then abruptly shifts to a recipe section for peach snow dessert with dough, lard, peaches and cream.
Peach Desserts and Ways to Use Baked Peaches
Practical guide from a vintage kitchen column. It covers setting jelled mixtures with stiff egg whites, baking peaches, and serving with custard sauce. Includes peach fritters, peach foam, and Peach Delight with gelatin and crust. Repeats ideas for daily use and simple variations.
Cheap Wheat as Swine Feed Gains Support from Experts
County Agent B L Coleman and extension swine specialist L C Madison report experiments across stations show ground wheat is about nine percent more efficient than corn for hogs. At 75 cents a bushel for corn, wheat is worth 88 cents. at a dollar, wheat is 1.17. Ground or rolled wheat fed with corn, oats, and tankage gives a practical ration for brood sows, boars, and growing pigs, with more corn or wheat during fattening. The note ends with a stray census remark about travelers changing trains in Chicago.
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B. L. Coleman
L. C. Madison
State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
West End Scholastics
Bath A. A
East End
Sinclair Gas
Graham Paige
Fred J. Scheetz
Nazareth
Robert C. Beers
College Hill
Free Wheeling
Studebaker
EE Wheeling
F. Ziegler
Nazareth, Penna
Business
Frank Heckman
Chapman Quarries
Easton Hospital
Irvin Metz
Alice
Irvin
Louis Hoffmeister
Eileen
Mary Stibinger
J. Collier
Manasquan Beach
Norway
Hoffman Philip
U.S
Persia
Pennsylvania State College
Hoover
Nellie Maxwell
Dr. Carter
Christine West
Hoover School
Warnengs
Chicago
Chevrolet
Errelet
Michigan
Jene
F. B. Hess & Sons
Broad St
South Broad Street
Lal
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