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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
3
Wm. Bill Martin, known as Let Bill Do It, operates from 437 Cherokee St Bethlehem offering sewerage work, trenching, pipe laying, cesspools, lawn and shrubbery maintenance. The business emphasizes durable craft, fair prices, and reliable service across the community. Call Beth 4739 for projects big or small.
W C Bader Co Inc Bethlehem announces affordable home and farm ownership options for moderate earners. The agency promotes buying over renting, noting rent consumes a quarter of wages and suggesting a nominal investment can yield happiness and financial returns. Call Bethlehem 5322 for details.
Present day plumbers uplift living standards by enabling modern bathrooms and convenient kitchens. Bethlehem heating engineer R P Lukens at 320 Spring St offers plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and Oil-O-Matic services with quick repairs and reasonable charges. Phone Beth 138.
Ray F. Clauser, based in Hellertown Route 1, operates a Bethlehem office Beth. 4247, and engages in all types of construction including homes garages warehouses and apartments. He emphasizes quality materials and affordable modern features like built in conveniences hardwood floors and living room fireplaces.
The Paulus Dairy at Buzztown presents state and county sanitary supervised operations with modern equipment and strict inspections. The management aims for high quality milk cream ice cream and dairy products delivered with reliable service and health producing properties.
The Hellertown Bottling Works at 719 Easton Road markets a complete line of soft drinks. Led by an experienced manager, the plant emphasizes sanitation, single operation bottling, cane sugar, and high quality flavors, earning community praise and strong local demand.
Russell C. Kline in Bethlehem at 4 E Goepp has a unique service straightening bent axles or frames. They guarantee to correct shimmy hard steering wandering or weaving with all work done in a few hours. Inspection is free and no charge to evaluate. Call Bethlehem 4047.
The article notes radio’s expansion over the years with diverse offerings from drama and serials to comedy and sports. It highlights stations like WHN providing daily baseball and boxing, stars such as Artie Shaw earning high weekly salaries, and programs including Good News, Charlie McCarthy, Eddie Cantor, and Jack Benny, reflecting a thriving, multifaceted broadcast landscape.
Radio talk spans U S foreign policy on WHN with Zeke Manners hour and Hal Kemp’s Time to Shine from V M I N Y. Alva Simonetti returns to Italy this month. CBS TV may begin mid July. World’s Fair exhibits draw crowds. Jackie Heller debuts Yokel Boy Makes Good. Circle may stay half hour. Dorothy Frank hosts a ten ten dial program. Hy Gardner fund drive for Squalus families approved by Washington. James Melton to join summer CBS show replacing Ford. Maurice Barnett starts WHN Stock Company with Jane Rodrigo at the Havana. Adrian Rollini and trio swap to WOR from Piccadilly. Police Honor Men revived with Story of the Week. Eddie O Shea fires a shot on air. ad lib quip echoes.
Saucon Valley Coal Co of Hellertown sells building materials and coal as Clauser dealers, praised for timely delivery from foundation to lawn grading. The firm emphasizes low prices, quality products, and quick turnover enabling reasonable stock prices. Phone Hellertown 3221.
The Rickert Motor Co at 1606 Main St Hellertown promotes used cars as affordable, reliable transport. They claim low prices rival brand new vehicles and offer post sale backing, minimizing purchase risk while maximizing service and enjoyment. The columnist endorses the dealership and its offerings.
Bethlehem based Belmont Bar Supply at 425 E. 3rd St offers bar equipment glassware and supplies to restaurants hotels and cafes. The firm publicizes its reasonable prices and quality products with a well regarded manager and strong community standing.
The Bethlehem Fence Works at Washington Avenue and Pembroke Road designs fabricates and erects ornamental iron work including stairs fences fire escapes balconies and related items. Under proprietor Alfred Suess the firm serves home builders contractors and architects with a creed of Quality Service and Price and is praised for its community role and reputation.
The Crystal Restaurant of Bethlehem at 22 W 4th St earns a strong local reputation for home cooked food its clean modern kitchen and top quality equipment enable. Busy executives guests and shoppers alike praise the eatery as a trusted dining option with staff devoted to serving the people.
A local review highlights Crystal Restaurant for raising standards in service, ambiance, and cuisine. Patrons and critics note consistent quality, attentive staff, and a refined menu that reflects growing city dining expectations.
A Bethlehem based market at 1400 Daly Avenue markets greens, garden produce and fruit. The East End Fruit and Produce Market emphasizes quality and freshness, serving local housewives seeking the best in fruits and vegetables.
Local housewives feel assured that in dealing with the East End Fruit and Produce Market only the best and freshest will be supplied them.
In Philadelphia on June 7 Duke Nalon, three time feature winner at Langhorne Speedway, aims for a fourth straight victory on Sunday June 11. Ralph Hankinson stages his final mile track pro gram for regulation cars over Bucks County oil strip with stiff late season rivals. Hankinson scouts Midwest stars from Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 to Eastern track debut. The season finale mile card honors the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with AAA Contest Board officials in attendance.
Eastern aces led by Mark Light and Julie Chitwood are among top entrants as Langhorne prepares for June 11 races. Weather disrupted spring repairs, but the track has been scarified and re packed with fresh oil. The June 11 events close Langhorne’s standard car season, with a stock car race on July 4 and Labor Day motorcycle races planned.
Penn State extension specialists urge gardeners to give vegetables adequate space as plants grow to avoid crowding. They warn crowded beds reduce yields and increase disease risk, advising careful planning and plant spacing for optimum production.
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