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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
The piece lauds a convenient economical June meal using sliced canned corn beef hash with buttered peas, a crisp tomato salad, and fresh strawberry tarts. It praises canned meat and vegetable combos for warm weather dinners and notes improved taste and quality of canned meats.
The Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society plans a 6 o'clock luncheon at Trinity Church. A Bangor guest and other local residents attended Church Training School exercises in Philadelphia where Helen Dell Alba earned honors and will work as a social worker. Numerous family visits, weekend guests, and church activities fill the week including Epworth League events, box social plans for June 13, and a Bi monthly meeting in Plainfield. Local sports feature Wind Gap A A league games and visits by North End Jayvees, Trump A.C., and Richmond on the Wind Gap field and Easton on Sunday.
A dubious medical ad promises a modern treatment for bladder disorders and digestion with a bold guarantee. It mentions a product named Cyater fat-ease and claims rapid vitality, urging readers to buy from home druggists with a money back guarantee.
Hecktown a weekly roundup reports Larin Walsh and neighbors motoring to Watkins Glen and nearby points over the weekend. Miss Lillian Schell observes her 17th birthday. Families visit relatives, and Memorial and Decoration Day events are noted with church services and a local strawberry and ice cream festival.
Harrisburg reports it is unlawful to overtake and pass another vehicle on roads marked caution Men at Work to protect Pennsylvania Department of Highways employees. Violators may be charged with reckless driving.
J Barton Weeks president of the Keystone Automobile Club calls for a state highway safety coordinator to unify safety efforts across all departments. He cites 52000 injuries and over 2000 deaths in Pennsylvania last year and criticizes independent agency action as wastes leadership in the fight to reduce highway tragedy.
Sunday School session on June 9 at 9 a.m. at the Reformed Church with services at 10 led by Rev. H Clauss. The Sunday School strawberry and ice cream festival is set for Saturday evening, June 8. Children's Day program will follow on Sunday evening, June 16. Mr and Mrs Robert Kreidler and family from Lehighton visited Mrs Mary Bensing and family. Miss Mildred Reinbold spent Saturday with Miss Evelyn Eberts.
Governor Eugene Tal madge of Georgia argues industry alone can drive recovery and urges striking the right balance between business and government. He says reform succeeds only after business regains strength, warning officials against reforming idle discontent. The Item promotes subscriptions with credits bundled per year.
Farm representatives of the Federal Housing Administration promote National Better Housing Day on June 15 in rural areas. Women’s divisions sponsor programs as over 1000 model homes are planned for groundbreaking, financed through the Mutual Mortgage Insurance Plan. Demonstration trucks tour Oregon, Idaho and Washington to boost farm housing programs, sponsored by power companies and builders.
A program demonstrates water systems, home lighting plants, plumbing fixtures and a septic tank model in each stop. The tour showcases equipment carried in the cars and is being expanded to other regions to help rural residents see possible property improvements.
Memorial Day exercises were observed by H. V. Knecht Post 415 American Legion and Auxiliary, Sons of Union Veterans, War Mothers of 1917, and the Nazareth Band. Rev. G M Schultz opened with a prayer and delivered the address in place of absent Attorney Stanley Fehr. After grave decorations, taps sounded and the band played on.
The W C T U will hold a bake sale at the Lower A and J Store on Saturday June 8 at 9 am. Proceeds support local charitable efforts and community programs. Volunteers will assist with serving and pricing baked goods.
Readers are urged to subscribe to The Item with a yearly fee of 180 dollars and receive 5000 credits each year. The offer notes credits accrue on one year, two years, and three year terms, with higher credits tied to longer commitments.
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