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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
6
Robt. P. Linderman Jr. of Bethlehem Bethlehem Trust Bridge offers complete travel arrangements for World’s Fair tours. The firm represents leading steamship lines and major travel companies, securing tickets, hotel accommodations, luggage, and money orders for readers.
The Bethlehem Memorial Park along Nazareth Pike offers perpetual care and a park style cemetery with uniform bronze marked graves for rich and poor. It emphasizes future upkeep without plot owner expense and urges timely burial reservations to ease sorrow and arrangements. Relies on public spirit of sponsors and recommends the park to all citizens.
Old Gun Inn on 564 Main Street Bethlehem boasts a Revolutionary and Civil War legacy. Washington and other figures reportedly stopped here as travelers passed centuries ago. The venue preserves a bygone era with home cooked meals, fresh produce, and antique displays for visitors.
Bethlehem readers learn of La Bang Beauty Salon at 518 W Broad Street offering permanent wave services and modern beauty treatments. The shop touts up to date equipment, skilled staff, and affordable prices, claiming to rival metropolitan salons and boost women’s appearance. Phone 4936.
Bethlehem's Modern Cleaners and Dyers at 5th Ave and West Broad St operates a model plant offering dry cleaning and pressing for men and women. The firm highlights latest equipment, high quality work, and efficient service while inviting the public to inspect the facility as a learning and profitable venture.
D Theodoredis of Bethlehem 28 W 3rd St operates a wholesale banana business supplying fruit stands groceries and retailers with the finest bananas. His extensive study and devoted service have earned a high reputation as a trusted source of supply and the popular phrase Theodoredis for Bananas reflects his standing in the community.
Glaser and Kaplin operate in Bethlehem at 2024 E. 4th St dismantling cars and salvaging good parts. They offer quick service on axle or spring breaks and buy old or wrecked autos at high prices, promising reliable, cost saving repairs with expert knowledge. Phone 2919 Beth.
The Spencer corsetiere specialists at 316 Spring St Bethlehem provide foundation garments to shape the figure with comfort. Mrs Maybelle Layton district manager collaborates with local doctors. she brings years of fitting experience and modern business approach. Phone Beth 4323.
Members of the sixth grade at the local school and their teachers led by Walter Kreith spent Saturday at Saylor's Lake. The group included Winifred Jones Virginia Weidman Reva Thompson Helena Cowein Ellen Klein Arlene Williamson Verna Snyder Iris Lugg Clark Pritchard Leo Davies Wilbur Serfass Edward Dennis Elmer Hontz Douglas Snyder Le Roy Metz Paul Smickly Allan Nicholas Frederick Trexler John Kemmerer and extended families visiting from Carbondale Bethlehem Easton Passaic N J.
A fragment describes Thlehem Roofing and Metal Works with emphasis on roof shells, styles in stock, and broad applications for new and old homes. It notes repair work and sheet metal offerings as key features, highlighting variety and artistic forms.
The Bethlehem firm 218 W. 3rd St. Bethlehem offers lighting fixtures electrical supplies contracting and household appliances. With over twenty years of experience it maintains a strong local reputation and reasonable prices guiding builders and homeowners to reliable electrical services in the community. Phone Beth 2236.
Frank Banko located in Bethlehem at 806 4th St operates a bottle beverage plant praised for efficiency and sanitation. The manager, with years of experience, ensures top quality using cane sugar and select flavors. The business advocates pride in American quality and maintains near fully automated production.
The Bethlehem Hatchery and Poultry Farm at Butztown near Bethlehem presents itself as a leading, courteous supplier of pure-bred chicks. It emphasizes healthy, vigorous stock bred for heavy laying, offers guidance to the community, invites visits, and notes phone contact Beth 104.
Le Val School of Beauty Culture in Bethlehem at 58 W Broad St trains women for a dignified profession with strong instructors and state diploma eligibility. The piece endorses the school and invites inquiries with no obligation. Memorial Day services in Plainfield featured the Wind Gap Fire Company Band, prayers, and address by Prof. Chas A Stecker on democracy and dictatorship perils, with a procession to the new cemetery.
Tatamy A A rallied to a 6 5 victory over Bath in a Sunday league game at Bath. Tatamy scored four runs in the first inning as Silfies and Bilfies matched solid pitching despite errors. A heavy rain halted play in the fifth inning, later resumed amid drenched fans.
Members of the Bath Fire Company Wrestling team plan a weight lifting and wrestling exhibition at the Moorestown Hotel on Friday evening. Irvin Metz will oversee the event. Arch Leigh will perform weight lifting demonstrations and join Joseph Meyers in wrestling holds. Other participants are expected. The show precedes a dance later that same evening.
Gregg Post No 12 of Reading plans a June 7 rodeo at the Reading Fairgrounds to finance its 1940 state Legion convention efforts. The event features about a hundred cowboys and cowgirls and over two hundred bucking horses and trained ponies, with twenty three contests per performance including broncho events.
Homer Murphy Elmer Hawk and J Metz attended a meeting of the Veterans Association of L and N E R R Employees in Tamaqua yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Tinney and children Billy and Shirley of Pen Argyl spent Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs Tinney's sister and mother, Mr and Mrs Thomas G Davies and Mrs M Ellis Rev, and Mrs T C Capossi left for Geneva New York where daughter Josephine will graduate today from William Smith College.
Penn State extension plant pathologists demonstrated this spring that spraying reduces apple scab. In an orchard, unsprayed trees showed 73 percent infection while properly sprayed trees had no infection, underscoring the effectiveness of timely spray programs.
The Wild Stock presents Col. Cy Compton, rival to Buffalo Bill, handling a 150 foot rope and tossing 12 running horses. Curley McCall of Calgary balances atop two galloping horses, Pancho Villa Jr. performs barehand bullfighting, and Ted Allen of Boulder joins renowned horseshoe pitcher. Performances begin 6:30 PM with 2:30 PM matinees on June 10 and 11.
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