North Main and Centre Street Paving Plans Highlight May Meeting
The May 28 1929 Borough Council meeting discussed paving plans from curb to curb on North Main and Centre Streets with reinforced concrete and asphalt options. The engineer was to prepare layouts and bids while updates from water gas and Nazareth providers were requested. Secretary Fehnel noted personnel changes as Mrs Ellwood Stiver prepared to relocate to Missouri.
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Vere
Main Street
Messrs. Mertz
Messrs. Kabler
Perman
All of Bers
Jegfried
Stanley
Moosers. Hangen
Mertz
Fehrich
Ineer
Tion
Messrs
Kern
North Mainid
Schaeffer and Mertz
F. Fehnel
Cement plants begin safety drive with district meeting
A combined safety meeting for the district’s cement plants drew about 1000 employees to Broad Street Theatre. Speakers included Col E C Spring of Lehigh Valley Transit and Frances Feehan of the US Bureau of Mines. Talks from plant reps emphasized watchfulness and care as a four month no-accident campaign starts with a best-performing mill receiving a Safety Council emblem.
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Broad Street
Roslyn Fortuis
Hercules
Penn-Dizie
Love Star
Nasareth
William Gano
Penn-Dixie
Col. E. C. Spring
Allentown
Lehigh Valley
Col. Spring
Frances Feehan
Pittsburgh
United States Bureau of Mines
Albert Garr
Nazreth Cement
Peter Clarent
Plant No
Fred Sermulin
John Tauptman
Lone Star
William Glasser
Louis Stier
Tauptman
R. B. Fortuin
W. D. Poth
Penn Dixie
Stanley Downs
Hercules Cement
Harry Reichenbach
Nazareth Cement
Howerd Leh
Lone Star Cement
Sherwood Watts
Pennsylvania
Tethlehem
Safety Council
Hi-Y Club Elects Officers at High School Meeting
The HI-Y Club at the High School elected officers and members during a Monday session in the MCA. Edward Christman was chosen president with John Smith as vice president, James Pepper secretary, and Milo Meixsell treasurer. Members include Irwin Uhler Gilbert Hellck Edward Hellick and Abraham Yeakel. Guy Camp, advisor to the club, attended.
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Edward Christman
John Smith
James Pepper
Milo Meixsell
Irwin Uhler
Gilbert Hell'ck
Edward Hellick
Abraham Yeakel
Guy Camp
E Day Observed with Demos and Veterans Gatherings
A local E Day observance included parades and speeches in Nazareth and nearby towns. Veterans and post members placed graveside tributes while clergy led prayers at St. John’s Union and Moravian cemeteries. Edwin Ools, the sole surviving veteran, received honors amid the memorial ceremonies.
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Tirennecke
Nazareth
Aod. Thaeler
Nazareth Hall
Herman Miller
Euston
P.O
St. John's Union Cemetery
HC. Syader
Moravian
Paul 8
Meinert
Nazareth Troop Wins Fourth Straight Jamboree Honor
Nazareth Boy Scouts of Veteran Troop 1 won the Jam boree patrol contest at Weygadt Camp Delaware Water Gap staged by Easton Area troops. It marked the fourth consecutive year the local boys captured the honors with the jamboree continued on page four.
Industrial League Standings Show Mixed Results
Thursday to Tuesday games feature Nazareth Cement leading with wins over Lone Star and Nazareth Valet, while Business Men and Kraemer Hos team trails. Nagareth Cement posted a 9 to 4 win against Lone Star, highlighting a busy league period.
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Nazareth Cement
Lone Star
Kraemer Hosyoo
Nagareth Cement Ti
Nazareth Valet U
Thursday Penn Dixi vs Lone Stir on Friday
Friday schedule shows Penn Dixi facing Lone Stir in a men’s basketball clash and Nazareth Waist on Tuesday with Tone Star and Kraemer Hosiery also on the docket.
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Penn-Dixie Va
Rusted Men
Nazareth
Tone Star
Kraemer Hosiery
Scarlet Fever and Measles Threaten Local Health
Health Officer Morris Frable reports May totals of 53 quarantined cases: scarlet fever 26, measles 21, chicken pox 2, whooping cough 4, diphtheria 1. Scarlet fever quarantine includes six adults. measures by the State Health department and Dr. Coughlin tightened quarantine and spurred public vigilance as scarlet fever subsides. Measles 21 cases not deemed alarming with continued strict quarantine to prevent spread.
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Morris Frable
Board of Health
State Health Department
Coughlin
Young People Meet in Nazareth for Leadership Evening
Nazareth Nazareth District’s Young People Council session drew 26 officers for a Monday meeting under President Mark Wagner. Clarence Hawk spoke on Summer Camps while J H Sencenbach delivered a leadership address. Community quartet, Henry's Grove July plan, and local district scores were noted.
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Nazareth
Young People’s Council
Northampton County Sundays School Association
Mark Wagner
Clarence Hawk
Northampton
Jacob Spitko
Reuben Smith
Russel
Wilbert Marsh
Frank Koch
Henry's Grove
Belfast
Weed Control Field Meeting This Afternoon
A field meeting at John Buss farm on the Newburg to Christian Springs road will be held this Thursday at 2 p m daylight saving time. County Agent B L Coleman and J B R Dickey from Pennsylvania State College will discuss chlorate weed control results from Northampton and nearby counties.
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John Buss
Newburg
Christian Springs
Northampton County
B. L. Coleman
J. B. R. Dickey
Pennsylvania State College
Northampton
Nazareth Rotary Club hears Nelas convention report
The Nazareth Rotary Club met at the Y M C A and heard Frank H. Martin report on the Nelas convention where he attended as Nazareth Club delegate. Visitors Royce Push of Bethlehem and Edwin O Shea of New York attended. Ed Heilman led the song in honor of Mr. O Shea, guest of Nelson Oliver, Nazareth Foundry treasurer.
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Nazareth Rotary Club
Y.M.C.A
Nelas
Frank H. Martin
Nazareth Club
Royce Push
Bethlehem
Edwin O'Shea
New York
Ed Heilman
Trish
Mr. O'Shea
Nelson Oliver
Nazareth Foundry and Machine Company
Engagement and Bath Furnishings Highlight Mrs Snyder
A social note recalls Mrs James P Snyder hosting a weekend gathering at Bath to celebrate an engagement. The event featured furnishings and good company, with guests including neighbors and local friends from Nazareth as the couple enjoyed a pleasant, small-town occasion.
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James
Snyder
Bath
Nazareth
Nazareth High honors go to Bachman Shimer Metzgar
Nazareth High School announces top honors for the year with Walter Bachman receiving the highest honors and valedictory. Samuel Shimer earns the salutatory while Russell Metzgar takes third honors. Bachman is editor of The Comet and has held student council and civic league roles. He is the son of Mrs Macy Bachman. Shimer is vice president of the class and active in athletics and student activities. Metzgar, son of Harry Metzgar, is active in multiple sports and student groups.
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Walter Bachman
Charles Lehr
Warren Kahler
Donald Roth
Harold Wolfe
John McGonigle
William Altemose
Clark Serfass
Russell Metzgar
Samuel Shimer
Stanley Clewell
Carl Beitel
David Michael
Warren Johnson
Melvin Jones
Andrew Leh
Ida George
Gladys Shook
Grace Buss
Marguerite Wunderly
Anna Lereh
Hester Kreidler
Mary Dry
Grace Laudig
Mildred Haubert
Evelyn Scheetz
Grace Dennis
Minnie Applegate
Helen Heckman
Florence Nicholas
Harold Rohn
Anna Stem
Nazareth High School
Walter Bachan
Academe
Bachman
Shimer
Macy Bachman
West Centre Street
Lass
Civic League
Howard Shimer
Centre Street
Come
Varity
Ree
Hi-Y Club
Gir
Athletic Association
Literary Society
Comet
Harry Metzgar
Belfast
Dr Wotring Heads Committee in Synod Report
Dr W H Wotring and Willi B Harper report from the Twenty third Triennial session of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States at Indianapolis Indiana where church legislation was enacted They note support for a merger plan with the United Church of Christ and the Evangelical Synod of North America a committee was appointed to study closer relations and refer proposed changes to the classes The Synod also votes to send a constitutional amendment granting women full equality if two thirds of classes approve further, Rev Charles E Schaeffer is elected General Secretary of the Board of ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wotring
Willi B. Harper
St. John’s
Uited Church of America
Grace Reformed Chivch
Akron
Ohio
Charles E. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Board of
New Regulations for Beginners Enacted by School
School authorities announce a new method of registering beginners. Registration for all first time entrants will be mainly on the afternoons of June 11 and 13 from 2 to 4 o'clock at the High School. Continued on Page Five.
Lions Club Hears Dry Ice Talk At YMCA
Lions Club members witnessed an illustrated talk on dry ice by Hy K Smith of Smith Ice Cream Corp Scranton. The demonstration showed carbon dioxide ice forming and cooling power surpassing water ice with vessels and equipment showcased. The group also named their June 18 election slate including Ellwood Unangst as president and L C Hawk as vice president among others.
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Lions Club
Y.M.C.A
Hy, K. Smith
Smith Ice Cream Corporation
Scranton
Ellwood Unangst
L. C. Hawk
Rev
H. C. Snyder
W. E. Henry
William Bennett
A. B. Frants
Home Tamer
Bert J. Sturets
Teil Twister
George A. Smith
R. F. Zlegter
F. A. Marcks
A. J Starner, H. H. Leh and
C. F. Martin
State inspector arrests beekeepers for law violation
State inspector arraigns four county residents before Squire James S Fry for violating 1921 apiary laws by not using modern movable frame hives. Deputy inspector E W Cleaves alleges Charles Sandt, Tatamy Richard Rissmiller Wind Gap M H Mink town and George Bartholomew Port h kept bees in unsuitable containers and boxes and beer kegs.
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Pennsylvania
Squire James S. Fry
E. W. Cleaves
Charles Sandt
Richard Rissmiller
Wind Gap
M. H. Mink
Town
George Bartholomew
Porth
Squire Fry
Beitel Case Hearing Sought to Relocate Children’s Home
The court in Easton hears the Will R. Beitel case as trustees seek permission to relocate the Beitel Children’s Home and purchase the Nazareth Hall property. The proceeding occurs this Thursday at the Court House.
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Will R. Pettel
Court House
Easton
Wil R. Beitel’s
Norchase
Nazareth Hall
Prominent Young Couple Wed at Pretty Church Wedding Here Saturday
Miss Anna M. Happel and Charles P. Schnerr wed Saturday at 3 pm in St. John's Lutheran church officiated by Rev. H C Snyder. Bride wore white taffeta with rose point lace and orange blossom veil. maid of honor Pearl Schnerr and bridesmaids in peach gowns. best man Elwood Hoch. ushers Harry Happel and Albert J. Sturgis. Music by Daniel Rohn. Couple to leave for their honeymoon.
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Anna M. Happel
Charles F. Happel
Charles P. Schnerr
Edwin PP. Schnerr
St. John's Lutheran Church
H.C. Snyder
Palma
Pearl, Schnerr
Albert J. Sturgis
Dorothy, Uhier
Elwood Hoch
Harry Happel
Daniel Rohn
Saint Soens
Lisat
Thals
Massenet
Clees
Warners
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Lindenmeyer
Paident
Hartzell
Charles E. Knecht
Frank Martin
Frantz
William E. Henry
Fortuin, Coffin and Leh
Dixie Cement Corp
Cement Company and Cement Company
Hangen Fs
Blue Mountain
Ted Wate
In- Gas
Nazaerage Company
Missouti
Ellwood Stiver
Missouri
Penn Allen Ce
Christin
Girardeoy, Mo
Hi-Y” Club
Mal Dly
Meortine
Varleys Bountain
Stanley Plain Owen
Edwin Ools
Robert
THE
Industrial League
Clul
W I, Rc
Nazareth Cemoa
Youung
Rotary Club
Seyfried
Belvidere Street
F. J. Seyfried
N.H.S. W. Bachman
DR. Wotring
SYNOD
Corp. Head
Beitel
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