Nazareth Community Notes From 19th Century Item
Nazareth Council No 100 O U A M hosted Forks Church delegates from Forks Valley Council No 276 of Tatamy with about forty members attending. Rev Kuntz spoke and Rev Robert Weaver read an extract. Bath O U A M members joined the gathering near Moravian Cemetery, with flags and bunting adorning the church. Elmer Nolf enjoyed riding a large hill on his bicycle while wondering why he does not ride up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nolf
Cherry Hill
Nazareth Council
Forks Church
Forks Valley Council
Tatamy
Kuntz
Robert Weaver
Bath O. U. A. M
Birth Anniversary Party Blesses Mrs Franta at Daniel's Slate Quarry
Fifty friends surprised Mrs. Edward Franta on her 45th birthday at her home near Daniel's Slate Quarry. Music and games followed, with many presents and warm wishes for future happy birthdays. Thieves robbed Brodhead Station on the Bath road, stealing stamps, express money, and railroad cash, but no tampering with the large office safe. tramps suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoeneck
Schoeneck Sexteet
Excelsior Drum Corps of
Nazareth
Edward Franta
Daniel's
Brodhead
Bath Road
Kreidler
Right Posture beats Arrow Training in Memorial Day twin bill
In a 23 year old report, the Right Posture baseball club of town defeated Arrow Training School Club of Easton in two games on Memorial Day. Morning game went 12 innings 11 to 10, afternoon 11 innings 12 to 9. Also noted: F H Michael Auto Co Bath sold three cars this week to Robert D Pritchman Georgetown Fred A Michael Bath and Clarence Williamson Moorestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right Posture Baseball Club
Town
Arrow Training School Club
Easton
F. H. Michael Auto Company
Bath
Robert D. Pritchman
Georgetown
Fred A. Michael
Clarence Williamson
Moorestown
Edward J. Unangat
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Unangst
Local residents and business changes noted in town
Edward Silvert buys an Overland touring car for the Royal Theatre. Rev and Mrs William Allen of Jamaica arrive this week to reside at Whitefield House East Centre Street. Herbert Altemose resigns from Asher Hagenbuchs store on South Main Street to join Lehigh Valley Traction. Rev Louis Heubener of Luits visits. formerly Nazareth Hall instructor. Young Bros plans to add a second and third story flats to their Belvidere Street building next to Nasareth Inn. Lewis Graver and Jamie Uhler wed at St Peters Reform Church Tatamy. William Bennett of Kingsport Tenn visits with wife and daughter. Dr Thomas Stites family visit Bolton. David Werner of Bushkill Township dies May 30 after illness. formerly Capella Bushkill Centre store owner and later a farmer. He retired two years ago.
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A. Steiner
Edward Silvert
Royal Theatre
William Allen
Jamaica
British West Indies
Whitefield House
East Centre St
Herbert Altemose
Asher Hagenbuch
Sestaue South Main St
Lehige Valley Traction Company
Louis Heubener
Luits
Heubener
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Young Bros. Clothiers and Gents
Belvidere St
Nasareth Inn
Lewis Graver
Uhler's Hotel
Forks Township
Jamie Uhler
St. Peter's Reformed Church
Floyd Shafer
William Bennett
Kingsport
Tenn
Thomas Stites
Hamburg
Berks County
Nazareth residents host celebrations and visits across town
A busy week in Nazareth and nearby areas features the Nazareth Band serenading Q.8 Leopold on Broad and Prospect Streets with a donation boosting the band treasury. A large Knight of the Golden Eagle gathering honors Past Grand Chief R. L. Hoch at the American Hotel in Stroudsburg. Numerous guests visit Bath and Trexlertown for memorial, decoration, and social events, while a Pennsylvanian pupil thrift program expands across about 120 districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Leopold
Broad
Prospect Streets
Asher Hagenbuch
Bethlehem
Lake Mineola
R. L. Hoch
Nazareth Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Stroudsburg
Bob
Hoch
Grant Kahler
Keystone Cement
Bath
A. Newton Gish
Asa K. McKlhaney
Honesdale
Kleckner
L. D. Lazarus
F. A. Marcks
Muhlenberg
George Mosser
Trexlertown
John Hagenbuch
Howard Bensing
Cross Roads
William Reagan
Schoeneck
Helemer Block
Phoenix Avenue
Andrew Dereamus
Eliza A. Johneson
Willoughby German
Nazarenes
Hawethorne
N. J
William Palmer
Willard
Willis Hagenbuch
Lucille
Willow Grove Park
Wilbur Messinger
N. C. Uhler
Washington, D. C
Howard Kunkle
Passaic
Cyrus Kunkle
Victor Edelman
Allentown Hospital
Bert J. Sturgis
State Department
Hick” Barnes
College Wriner
Charlie Heath
Nazareth Club
Newark
N. J. Recreation
Fragmented Medical Notes Reveal Early Diagnostic Methods
The passage describes a Dorsetshire farmer involved in a controversial injection for a skin condition, references a tuberculosis test by skin reaction, and mentions a tongue depressor used during throat exams. The readable lines hint at historical medical procedures and instruments without full context.
Our Bible The Universal Book and Its Global Reach
The article extols the Bible as the universal book, citing translations into 1008 languages per a year old American Bible Society report and noting efforts by the French Academy. It traces manuscript history from the Septuagint to Vatican, Sinaiticus, and Alexandrian codices, and highlights translators, Gutenberg, and the Protestant Reformation as catalysts for wide access and lowered costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Charles Wesley
French Academy
Alexandria
Vatican
Vatican Library
Rome
British Museum
London
Edward W. Smith
Faith in Christ Preserved Sacred Scriptures Across Ages
The article argues that the Bible's universality ties to Christ as the soul of scripture, with Old Testament prophecies and Isaiah names proving his Messianic role. It contrasts a world erasing Christ with Rogers’ Eclipse of Faith, urging gratitude for disciples and believers who preserved the sacred texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Christ
Jesus
Henry Rogers
Milton
Tennyson
Longfellow
Shakespeare
St. Peter's Cathedral
Rome
Cologne
Milan
Westminster Abby
London
Rogers
Fragmentary Bible Quote Sparks Church Brotherhood Question
An archival fragment presents a dialogue asking who will follow, with Peter replying about seeking eternal life. The text challenges the church to live by Christian principles taught in the Holy Bible, addressing a brotherhood within the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Church
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New York
Charlie Gosztonyi
Main ST
Phome
Hotel
Howard E. Veigle Benevel Bwones
Phese Kasten
R. D. Lambert
Belvidere Strest
Nazareth, Pa
Ford
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