Moravian and Lutheran Church Services In August Schedule
In town churches pastors from Moravian Schoenectady and St John’s Lutheran outline August service plans. Moravian Rev Paul Meinert details morning worship at 10 39 with Sunday school 9 30 and activities for Camp Fire Girls Ladies Auxiliary Mission Band Boy Scouts and Boy Rangers with evening services suspended in August. Schoeneck Moravian led by Rev BR Breunecke notes 10 30 litany and sermon with 7 30 pm Christian Endeavor and no evening service and a Sunday school picnic on Aug 16. St John’s Lutheran Rev H C Snyder lists 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 morning worship with Bela Sherlock of Zion Philadelphia, vesper services suspended in August. Camp Fire Girls Tuesday 7 30, Ladies Aid Wednesday 1, Boy Scouts 7, Choir Friday 7. Continuous August schedule adjustments appear across three congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Paul
Meinert
Camp Fire
Ladies Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
The
Boy Rangers
Christian Endeavor Society
ST. John's Lutheran
H. C. Snyder
Bela Sherlock
Zion Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Hannah and Samuel in Shiloh Tabernacle Faith Lesson
Devotional analysis of Hannah praying for a son, her vow to dedicate Samuel to the tabernacle at Shiloh, and Eli recognizing her devotion. Samuel’s call and life of prayer are highlighted, with links to Mary’s Magnificat and the lesson of parental instruction. The piece ends urging prayerful life and obedience to parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Eli
Mount Sinai
Promised Land
Hannah
Elkanah
Peninnah
Samuel
Tabernacle
Israel
Mary
Jesus
Gethsemane
Regulations On Traffic Turns In Harrisburg
Harrisburg motor officials remind drivers of the Motor Code rule for turns. Drivers in the lane nearest center may not turn right. those in the right hand lane near the curb must turn right or go straight if required. Commissioner Eynon cites frequent violations around Market Square and urges adherence to lane rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Benjamin G. Eynon
Eynon
Market Square
Ths Square
Penneyon
Commonwealth
State Highway Patrol
Arrest Salesman Without License in Harrisburg
Authorities seek I. Goldstein for soliciting a service contract in Cumberland County without a license. An information was filed before Justice Cargill in West Fairview, bail posted, failed to appear, and recognizance forfeited. Warrant issued as Insurance Department restricts insurance sales to qualified agents.
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Harrisburg
I. Goldstein
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace Cargill
West Fairview
Goldstein
Insurance Department
Ladies of the Golden Eagle Meet at Nazareth Temple
Nazareth Temple No 10, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, met Thursday evening in Eagle hall Centre Square for a stated meeting. The session followed by refreshments featured a bouquet presentation to Martha Reinheimer district grand templar marking her 72nd birthday anniversary by Past Templar Mrs John H Knecht. An important Temple meeting was noted.
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Nazareth Temple
No. 10
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Eagle Hall
Centre Square
Martha Reinheimer
Grand Templar
Templar
John H. Knecht
Ram and the rambling path to a bitter end
A farmer named Darby keeps a ram known for butting. After the ram injures him and others on the farm, Darby ties a dummy to a tree and releases the ram, hoping to channel its aggression. The tale follows the ram’s rippling chaos and the family’s growing exasperation with the unruly animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Diehy
Macuvine
Canadian Writer Praises Bunny Tale From Melbourne News
A Montreal Herald clipping relays a humorous tale about rabbits as good omens. It notes a motorist slowed to thirty four miles an hour to avoid a rabbit, cites Australia and Russia’s rabbit farming, and ends with a Scotsman asking about Australia and a joke promising four weeks of luck if you say White Rabbit on the first of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Montreal Family Herald
Beauty in Great Bridge and the Wonder of Manhattan
A literary reflection extols the beauty and awe of the Brooklyn Bridge linking Manhattan and Brooklyn. The writer contrasts the airy ascent of the bridge’s wirespun roadway with granite quays, musing on engineering greatness and imagining Wordsworth composing a sonnet to Manhattan from its footpath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Mainland
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Lower Manhattan
Earth
Pridze
Wordsworth
Manhattan
Walter Prichard Exton
Heat and Earth Temperature Variations Across Depths
The text explains surface temperature largely governs the upper few feet, while internal heat raises the earth's temperature deeper inside. It notes a layer where surface and interior temperatures have little effect, and describes a region where hot water from below forms thermo springs influenced by subterranean heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
East Indian superstition ritual described in Bengal
A fragment describes a Bengal season superstition where groups of youths in yellow robes assemble at dawn to honor a girl with pipal leaves. The ritual is said to place her in a benevolent mood as companions crown her, with beliefs about auspicious outcomes for those connected to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bengal
Rare peachblow Chinese pottery described as prized vintage ware
Rare Chinese Trehengeew ware stands as the most valuable pottery with transmutation glazes in flambe range from red to pale pink called peachblow. Peachblow items commanded prize sales in rooms and many pieces appear in museums. They are no longer made and originated in King-te-Clin as a pinnacle of pottery art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Longs
King-te-Clin
Bald Mountain’s Rumblings Echoed Across Persen County
An 1874 Raleigh News and Observer note recalls Bald Mountain’s “mutterings” heard at Tong’s Mille in Persen County, over a mile distant, signaling a first class volcano scare in early spring 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Bald Mountain
Tong's Mille
Persen County
Raleigh News and Observer
Belvidere Bridge Club Meet At Mrs. Hark Home
Mrs Herman Hark hosted a Thursday bridge gathering at her Belvidere Street home. Prizes went to Mrs Leroy Peters and Mrs Judson Giles. After play, refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs Harry Worman, Mrs Le Roy Peters, Mrs Joseph Heintzelman, Mrs Judson Giles, Mrs Charles Shafer, Mrs Charles Barre, and Mrs B G Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T—On
Herman Hark
Belvidere Street
Town
Leroy Peters
Judson Giles
Harry Worman
Joseph Heintzelman
Charles Shafer
Charles Barre
G. Beck
Northwestern Minnesota corn silage unprofitable for fattening calves
Trials at the Northwest Experiment Station Crookston show corn silage yields are too low in northern Minnesota to be profitable for fattening baby beef calves. Ground barley linseed oil meal and alfalfa hay produced higher gains and lower costs, reversing the silage advantage seen in the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Northwest
University of Minnesota At
Crookston
Fall Best Time to Buy Cattle and Sheep
University of Minnesota guidance notes September through November as optimal for purchasing cattle and sheep. Buying direct from ranches is ideal but often impractical. fall markets provide wide selection with careful judgment and sanitary precautions. Prices are moderately high. buyers may profit by expert help to navigate market grades and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peters
University
St. Paul
Meters
Wire and Nails Often Fatal to Live Stock
Farmers should prevent bits of wire or nails from cattle and swine feeds. Livestock may injure themselves stepping on sharp objects or swallow them with feed, leading to traumatic injuries and heart inflammation. Doctors warn the dangerous foreign bodies are typically sharp on both ends, often from ground feed containing nails twisted by mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire de Wol. Boyd
Veterinry
St. Paul
Watch for Poisonous Plants in Pastures
During hot dry days in August and September pastures shorten and cows may eat weeds. White snakeroot can poison milk and cause sickness in those who drink it. Not all cows are affected, but milk is always contaminated. Look for weeds along fences stumps woods and meadows and begin a careful search when symptoms appear.
Hecktown Sunday Picnic and Real Estate Sale Highlights
The Hecktown community held a Sunday school picnic on Saturday. Real estate sales from the Edwin F. Rohn estate included Edward Newhard buying the lot opposite the church grove for 1525 dollars, Mr. Stevens taking about 18 acres near Gross's grove for 1510 dollars, and Newhard also purchasing 6.6 perches for 25 dollars. The Mary A. Rohn farm sold to Henry Male for 3000 dollars.
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Hecktown
Edwin F. Rohn
Church Grove
Edward Newhard
Gross's Grove
Mr. Stevens
Mary A. Rohn
Henry Male
Richard Stuber
Lilly White Cement Company
Charles Stuber
Bethlehem
Messerschmidt
Plainfield area social rounds and picnic profits noted
Miss Elsie Rader returned home after a week with the Werkheisers in Easton. Easton visitors Ella Houck spent the weekend with brother Frank Houck. Samuel Werner’s birthday surprise at his parents home featured games and gifts amid a large gathering. Plainfield Sunday school picnic profits totaled 407.23 with expenses 251.26 and a 155.97 net, plus a grand drawing quilt donated by Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society and a five dollar contribution. About 150 Houck clan members held a Weona Park reunion with leaders and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Rader
Ralph Werkheiser
Easton
Ella Houck
Frank Houck
Samuel Werner
Milton Werner
Werner
Leda Jones
Jennie Jones
Henry Roth
Claude Jones
Belfast
Walter Laubach
Eugene, Jr
Williard Jones
Eelburg
Eveleane Smith
Jessie Willauer
Stockertown
Mary Getz
Irene Getz
Anna Shupp
David Shupp
Broadheadsville
Marvin Babo
Paul and
Arlo
Plainfield
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Lutheran
L. Victoria Houck
Joseph H. Lockard
Ralph Houck
Lawton Houck
L. Victoria
New Road Opens in Monroe County After Dangerous Turn
Motorists bound for Stroudsburg and the Poconos celebrate the opening of the new concrete stretch at Ross Common. The former curve caused slowdowns and hazards, but the replacement allows safe two way traffic with smoother flow. Delays during construction peaked on July 13 and eased by July 20 as detours widened.
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Stroudsburg
Poconos
Ross Common
Wind Gap
Forks area social notes and visits across towns
Mrs. Horace Reagan and son Raymond join other Reagan relatives in Belfast. Misses Smith and Barliek return from a Gilberts visit with Miss Pearl Gruber and Miss Helen Savitz in Trenton. Mrs. Theodore Doll and children Eric and Barbara return from England after five months, met by Dr. Doll in New York. Kate Fetherolf of Philadelphia visits her parents. Mrs. C. E. Sandt returns from Indianapolis with grandson Helena Sandt and is met by Helena Lehr and her children in Harrisburg. Forks Sunday school picnic planned for August 2 on the church lawn. Helena Sandt of Allentown visits grandmother Mrs. C. E. Sandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Reagan
Raymond
Emma Reagan
Fannie Scheckel
Belfast
Clarence Happel
Francis Smith
Irene Barliek
Gilberts
Pearl Gruber
Helen Savitz
Trenton
N. J
Thomas Sands
Theodore Doll
Eric
Barbara
England
Doll
Harrisburg
Helena Sandt Lehr
Kathryn
Charles Lehr
Forks
Helena Sandt
Allentown
C. E. Sandt
Families Visit and Travel Among Bethlehem Area
Emmanuelsville Mr and Mrs George Danke and son Richard Bethlehem spent their vacation with their parents Mrs Roy Grant and children of Bethlehem visited Sarah Edelman. Mr and Mrs Elmer Zellner and Beatrice Lindaman visited Mr and Mrs Howard Bensing. Mr and Mrs Henry Anthony and Charles Muffly visited Mrs Andrew Miller at Easton. Sarah Edelman visiting in Bethlehem. Mr and Mrs James Lindaman visited Elmer Zellner and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Anthony Charles Muffly Mr and Mrs J N Dankel William Zellner Mr and Mrs Elmer Zellner Beatrice Lindaman trip Tobyhanna Friday. Frank Lindaman visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Bergstresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Danke
Richard
Bethlehem
Roy Grant
Sarah Edelman
Elmer Zellner
Beatrice Lindaman
Howard Bensing
Henry Anthony
Charles Muffly
Andrew Miller
Easton
James Lindaman
J. N. Dankel
William Zellner
Tobyhanna
Frank Lindaman
Joseph Bergstresser
Local family outing and visits noted in Clearfield scene
CLEARFIELD reports a trip by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hagenbuch and a granddaughter to Eddyside park on Sunday. Viola Rissmiller and Mrs. Nora Hildenbrandt with granddaughters Mae and Nama Hawk also traveled there. Misses Cora and Emma Smale spent the weekend at their parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conra Bill
Catherine Hildenbrandt
George Hildenbrandt
Joe Wilkison
Philadelphia
Oscar Hartz
Nora Hildenbrandt
Easton
John Rissmiller
Harvey Hagenbuch
Ness
Bethlehem
Charles Hawk
Daughtee
Nama
Fr Milheim
Viola Rissmiller
Mae
Nama Hawk
Eddyside Park
Cora
Emma Smale
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Our Town
ST. John's Reformed
W. H. Wotring
D.D
Schoentck Moravian
Br, H, Breunecke
Wats
Samuel D. Price
Ladies OF the Golden Eagle Meeting
Ram
Great Bridge
E. H. Diehl
Centerville
Ella Bartholomew
Emaus
Jacob Nulton
Wilsonborough
Thomas J. Richline
Houck
Northampton County
Joseph Diehl
James Ira Purdy
Phillipsburg
Phillip Houck
Flicksville
Richmond
Anna Newkirk
Dundee
N. Y
Weona Park
Monroe County
Emmanuelsville
Clearfield
Oxfords
Henry Schlegel
Nazareth
WEAF
Atwater Kent
Atwater
Kent Radio
Golden Voice
Arthur Pryor
Atwater Kent Radio
Mr. Kent
H. A. Buss Centre
Nazareth, Pa
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