Funeral for Dr M W Phillips Held in Bath
The funeral of the late Dr M W Phillips, longtime physician of Chapman Quarries, was held Saturday afternoon. Rev A R Apple led devotional parts and sermon, with Rev G B Felton and others conducting prayers. Masonic service and evergreen tributes highlighted the ceremony attended by business and professional men and local fraternal groups. Pallbearers included Dr J Evan Hirtl and Frank Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W Phillips
Chapman Quarries
A. R. Apple
Salem Church
Moorestown
G. B. Felton
Easton
M. E
Monoquesy Lodge No 413
Bath
Phillips
D. Ervin Keim
Edwin H. Herd
Masonic Circle
Bath Lions Club
Masonic Fraternity
J Evan Hirtl
S J. Fehnel
Frank Harding
Roy H. Rohr
Clarence Lerch
A. S Lambert
Burial of Bath area physicians at Greenmount Cemetery
Saturday marks the burial of Dr Milton W Phillips as part of a group interring twelve male physicians and one female doctor on Greenmount Cemetery grounds. All were former Bath residents or nearby territory with the list including Drs Engleman Mulhallon Kern Berlin Hofman Strunk Seip Laubach Fox Barnes and M W Phillips, the sole woman being Dr Charlotte Stecker Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton W. Phillips
Greenmount Cemetery
Bath
Jos. P. Engleman
J. C. Mulhallon
Geor) Kern
Palmer M. Kern
J. O. Berlin
Chas, Hofman
Ed LI Strunk
Wm. H. Seip
Alfred Laubach
G. T. Fox
Henry Barnes
M. W. Phillips
Charlotte Stecker Farrington
Married at Bath in Evangelical Church
Harvey M. Pearson and Helena Werner united in marriage by Rev R H Helffrich at 2 PM in Bath's Evangelical and Reformed Church. The couple, from East Lawn and Upper Nazareth Township, wore Mouseline de soie attire and blue accessories. The church featured mock oranges and snow balls. no attendants. Visitors included Mr and Mrs R J Bartholomew of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bath
R. H. Helffrich
Harvey M. Pearson
Herbert Pearson
East Lawn
Helena Werner
Charles Werner
Upper Nazareth Township
Miss Mary Meyers Visitors and local notices on town life
Miss Mary Meyers of Pen Argyl visits with sister Miss Louisi Meyers in town. Rev Helffrich to speak at Ursinus College campus vesper on the last Sunday of June. Tax rates for 1935 set. Borough 6 mills with 5 percent discount to Sept 2. School Tax 17 mills with sinking fund. per capita tax $4. penalties apply. Community moves include McTDhaney family to Stroudsburg and Blakslee via Poconos, Newtons moving to Walnut Street, Diehl family relocating from Bath RFP No 3. Betty Hahn to graduate from Goucher College. Activities include Rev Helffrich’s Memorial Day sermon and choir performances. Visitors from Easton, Stamford, and Bangor noted. Public notice urges subscribing to The Item.
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Mary Meyers
Pen Argyl
Louisi Meyers
Chestnut Street
Roh Helffrich
Ursinus College
Adjist
Asan McTdhaney
Stroudsburg
Blakslee Uy
Poconos
Harry Newton
Walnut Street
Wilson Rabenold
Arthur Diehl
Bath
Betty Hahn
F J Hahn
Goucher College
Paltimore
Herbert Kreidler
Trenton
N. J
R. Helffrich
Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church
Williamsport
Permanent Committee On Social Service
Jean A. Worman
Kipling
David Gradwohl
Easton
George E Sherer
Town
Ed Williams
Stamford
J. F. Beers
Birthday of Stars and Stripes recalls Betsy Ross tradition
Observes Flag Day on June 14 marking the flag’s 158 year history. The piece traces the flag’s evolution from the Grand Union design to its current thirteen stripes and stars, noting Betsy Ross's disputed but celebrated role and the flag as a symbol of liberty and justice rather than aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
United States
St. George
St. Andrew
Congress
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
George Washington
Ross
St. George and
Betsy
Seven Seas
America
Pennsylvania
Old Glory
U. S. Marines
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement Warning
An early 20th century style ad extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to prevent bad breath and digestive woes. It claims insufficient bile flow causes decay in the body, urging readers to buy the product despite cautions about risky ingredients like calomel Mercury. The 1934 copyright is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Tony
C.m.co
Diversification Helps Utilities Like Farmers and Firms
The article compares a farmer with five sons sent to operate farms in different states to utility holding companies. Centralized buying and subsidiary capital enable expansion and risk sharing, preventing total failure if one unit falters. Diversification protects service and stockholders, arguing for holding companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Public Utility Executives
California
Oklahoma
Illinois
West Virginia
Arkansas
Peculiar Hazards in Liquor Industry Highlighted by Fire Board
The National Board of Fire Underwriters notes in a new booklet that the liquor industry presents unique fire hazards. The guide aims to help industry participants reduce fire risk and improve safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Sherry Wine Chiffon Pie Recipe Delight
A homemaker shares a rich Sherry Wine Chiffon Pie recipe using milk sugar egg yolks whites gelatin and domestic sherry. The filling layers with cream and optional red coloring for color, finished with whipped cream topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barge
Fresh Air Boost for Healthful Outdoors Living
The piece urges replacing indoor habits with outdoor activity to gain health benefits from fresh air. It emphasizes daily vigorous walks or long strolls during the temperate months, warning against excessive indoor recreation and praising outdoor time as essential to physical well being. It notes spring and summer offer chances the wise should not miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith MacBride
Fire risk in breweries and distilleries warrants strong safeguards
Insurance text urges knowledge of liquor warehouse risks to push protective regulations. It notes concentrations of value in spirituous warehouses make even a 20 000 barrel blaze costly and calls for superior construction, fire walls, doors, ventilation and safeguards to prevent alcohol fires from spreading. The booklet, issued by the National Board, benefits industry and public through fire prevention. Today's simile: As out of place as a sailor in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
42 Years Ago Local Notables and Visits Across Nazareth Area
A collage of small town notes: Schmickle visiting parents in Pottstown, Whitesell renting a dwelling for summer guests, Mrs Bahnson landing in New York after a Germany voyage, a smallpox landfall delay, Nazareth and Cherry Hill residents sharing news from Schoeneck Sciota and Saylorsburg Lake. Includes local people at meetings in Washington, bicycle riding pride at Cherry Hill, and a school photograph at Hertzug’s gallery. Also mentions Invincible washing machine office connection and a Saylorsburg excursion, plus a Europe quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Whitesell
Sydney Beitel
Edward
Edward Mack O. Nazareth
Sciota
Monroe County
Jennie Brin
Davis
Gy Uther
John Kern
Niskey
Horace Ringage
National Confectioners’ Association
Washington, D. C
Elmer Nolf
Cherry Hill
Mamie Cope
Easton
Samuel Crawford
Philadelphia
Frank C. Crist
Nazareth Hall
Saylorsburg Lake
E. E. Anangst & Co
Main Street
Cherry Hill School
Howard Koch
Hertzog
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By John Sendenbach
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Nazareth, Pa
O. Simons & Son Contractors
Nazareth, Penna
Perry
Pearson
R. J. Bartholomew
H. E. Bartholomew
Nazareth
Julia Norwood
Kansas
Miles Nervine
Miss Glivar
Inervine
Charles Schmickle
Philadellha
Piletown
Europe
Chas. C. Willauer Undertaker Cor
Monroe and
Lincoln Ave
Stockertown, Pa
Brital
Nazareth Coal
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