County Association for the Blind Directors Meet at Pen Argyl
The Northamp hard County Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind met in Pen Argyl on Wednesday evening to transact business. Directors including Walter C. Ruthhart presided with P. A. treasurer and Dr. W. Rentzheimer present. Plans were made for future meetings, 광glasses were provided for several pupils, and case notes covered Braille studies, sewing needs, and clinic referrals. County outreach and sight saving efforts were reviewed with expenditure details and a total of 131 residents visited.
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Penric
Northamphard County
Pennsylvania
Mtation For
Bethlehem
Pete Busin
Walter C. Ruthhart
Sence
P. A
W. Rentzheimer
Hellertown
Andrew W. Kern
Nazareth
Sire
R. W. Musseman
W. P. Gano
L. G. Seer
O. D. Finnta
Pen Argyl
North Catas
Beth
Philadelphia
St. Luke's Hospital
Overbrook Institution
Williams Township
Bt. Luke's
Evelyn Carpenter
State Council For the Blind
Winifred, Hathaway
New York
F. A. Marcks
O. D. Finnigan
Lions Club of
Lehigh County
Easton
P. A. Bergstresser
N. B
High School Assembly Praises Fessler Written Program
A Wednesday morning assembly at the far high school featured a radio themed program by students and directed by Frofemor Edward Fessler. Highlights included Ed Hellick’s orchestra, Misses a Rride and solo numbers, a comedy skit by Ginther and Freeman, and a mock wedding finale. An upcoming June 12 comedy play in the high school theater was announced with senior class involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frofemor Edward Fessler
Commerce Spacher
Ed Hellick
Paypal
Walts
Sally
Eva Reimer
Baby
Hawaii
Elwood Ginther
Freeman
Nddish Clothier
Skell
Irvin Uhler
Harold Snyder
Frank Rllbright
Oliver Ler
Kahler
Sudents
Fessler
Wis
Anna Wunderly
Ster- Rut Koch
Beatrice Rundle
Ph Slonaker
Rohn Truell
Kath, Engle
Gladys Walker
Jeromeert
Robert Ruloff
Miriam Relmer
Left Turn at Nazareth Circle Sparks Traffic Concern
Citizens question if officials may have special privileges as a State Police vehicle and truck drivers ignore a right turn rule at the Nazareth circle. A left turn by a Pennsylvania truck, license 772A3, at 12:55 PM drew witnesses and raised fears for child safety crossing near the circle. Police Reckless driving arrest suggested as proper remedy.
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Nazareth
Jay
Pennsylvania
Double Birthday Celebration at Fehnel and Rohn Homes
Mrs. Milton E Fehnel of Heck town and Mrs. Edgar D Rohn of town celebrated joint birthdays Sunday at the Fehnel residence with a fine chicken dinner. Attendees included M E Fehnel Rev J A Klick Morris Buss Marcus Fehnel Harley Wilmer Susan Hagenbuch Wilson Uhler and Edgar D Rohn.
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Milton E. Fehnel
Hecktown
Edgar D. Rohn
Fehnel
M. E. Fehnel
J. A. Klick
Morris Buss
Marcus Fehner
Harley and Wilmer
Susan Hagenbuch
Wilson Uhler
Rotarians Tour Hydrate Plant at Green Acre Farms
Thirty three Rotarians and eight councilmen visited Green Acre Farms Monday evening instead of the Y meeting. Chief Burgess J H Fulmer hosted a roast beef dinner prep by the Y staff led by William Harper. County Agent B L Coleman described hydrated alfalfa and Palmer’s plant as the only one operated successfully today. The group toured the alfalfa field and the drying line detailing cutting, stacking, drying at 275 degrees, grinding to meal and bagging.
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Green Acre Farms
Burgess
J. H. Fulmer
William Harper
F. H. Martin
Shafer
Ed. Heilman
Wm. Shimer
B. L. Coleman
Palmer
Clifford Taylor
H. E. Shimer
Taylor
Tury
J. Gregory
Mr. Shimer
Martin
J. H. Palmer
Fulmer
Northampton Legion Posts to Broadcast Series of Radio Programs
Northampton County American Legion posts announce thirteen weekly radio broadcasts on WSAN and WCBA to detail state convention developments in Easton on August 20 21 and 22. Each Wednesday night from 9 to 10 p m a different post will host the program leading up to the convention.
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Northampton County
American Legion
Easton
WSAN
WCBA
Local Clergyman Marks 5th Anniversary at St John’s
Last Sunday marked the fifth anniversary of Rev. H. C. Snyder as pastor of St. John’s Lutheran with 155 confirmands and 231 transfers or professions of faith. He officiated 158 infant baptisms, 99 funerals, and united 65 couples in marriage while the congregation gave $10,508.24 to benevolence and spent $6,857.97 on repairs and improvements. Current expenses totaled $53,260.05. The day also noted the eighth anniversary of his ordination, with a sermon on The Call to Service and a Barrett anthem performed by the choir including soloists and a duet.
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H. C. Snyder
St. John's Lutheran
Snyder
Mt. Bethel Parish
Barrett
Fannie Gormell
Farm in Lower Nazareth Sold by Bank Executors
The farm of the late Edwin F. Rohn in Lower Nazareth was sold Saturday by Nazareth National Bank and Trust, as executor and trustee, to Edward Newhard for $70. The property included two parcels totaling 101 acres with two dwellings, a brick two story house, a stone one and a half story house, barn and outbuildings.
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Edwin F. Rohn
Lower
Nazareth
Township
Nazareth National Bank and It Company
Edward Newhard
Gillant
Nazareth High Alumni Banquet Sets June 23 1931
Nazareth High School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet at the Nazareth Inn on Tuesday June 23 1931 at 6 45 PM followed by a card party and dance at the Odd Fellows Hall. Music by The Mellotrons. Tickets from Ger ald Swavely’s Cut Rate Drug Store Belvidere Street or from Miss Kathryn Werkheiser Miss Frances Roth Mr A Russell Snyder.
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Nazareth High School Alumni Association
Nazareth Inn
Odd Fellow's
Gerald Swavely
Cut Rate
Belvidere Street
Kathryn Werkheiser
Frances Roth
A. Russell Snyder
Visitors Day at Nazareth Central Office
Nazareth residents and nearby subscribers may tour the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania central office at 58 South Main Street on Friday June 12 from 1 to 5 PM and 6 to 9 PM. Guides will include C M White, W E Smith, and Grace G Paige. The Nazareth exchange serves about 850 subscribers with roughly 2,500 calls daily.
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Nazareth
Bell Telephone Compaany of
Pennsylvania
South Main Street
C. M. White
W. E. Smith
Miss Grace GQ
Paige
White
Memorial services held by veterans in Monroe County
Cap tain Owen Rice Camp No. 20 Sons of Union War Veterans and Harold V Knecht Post No 415 American Legion conducted a memorial pilgrimage to Mt Eaton Saylorsburg and Mt Zion cemeteries. Activities included church programs and a 2 pm service at Saylorsburg with hymns invocations and a procession to the cemetery.
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Owen Rice
Sons of Union War Veterans
Harold V. Knecht
American Legion
Monoroe County
Mt. Eaton
Saylorsburg
Mt. Zion
Walter Smith
Allentown
Mr. Smith
America
Dietz
High School Faculty Plans for Summer Months
Local high school faculty outline summer plans with several traveling and study options. Principal Miss Nicholas will tour Europe from July to September visiting Scotland England Belgium Netherlands Germany Czechoslovakia Switzerland Austria Hungary Italy and France. Others plan playground supervision Oceaan City summer work and graduate study at Columbia Rutgers Lehigh Magill Montreal or UPenn.
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Miss Nicholas
Friends
Scotland
England
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Austria
Hungary
Italy
France
Miss Ott
Miss Sloat
Miss Weikel
Oceaan City
Anden Leh
Columbia
Fesser
Rutgers
Camp
Lehigh
Miss Nerlinger
Magill
Montreal
University of Pennsylvania
First Aid Class Teaches Future Community Helpers
Dr. W. J. Fenton leads a ten day first aid course for twenty four local industry representatives at the Y. Organized June 1, the program aims to prepare safety first instructors for plants nationwide with Red Cross backing and ties to Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
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W. J. Fenton
American Red Cross
R. B. Fortuin
National Safety Council
National Organization
Red Cross
Canada
Mexico
Fenton
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Des Moines
Iowa
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Kraemer Hosiery Co
Harold C. Hartzell
Robert Pauly
Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corporation
R. 8B. Fortuin
Harry M. Happel
PF. R. Knecht
Charles F. Miksch
J. M. Bauer
Spencer Reph
Charles Roth
Nazareth
Charles Stuber
Metropolitan-Edison Company
Dayton E. Husk
Nazareth Cement Company
F. B. Hunt
L. R. Rice
Nazareth Waist Co
Russell Koehler
Ellis Neuner
Charles Minter
Arti Hat
Auer Red Cross
Ime
County Bad Man Sentenced to One or Two Years
Amandus Kessler of Belfast, known as the eastern State’s “bad man” of Northampton County, is back in jail for one to two years after pleading guilty to stealing copper wire from the Northampton Traction Company line between Bangor and Belfast. Relatives Erving and Elmer Kessler faced charges. Erving got three to six months, Elmer was acquitted. Henry Horn of Easton pleaded guilty to auto theft and drew six months.
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Amandus Kessler
Belfast
Northampton
R. C. Stewart
Kessler
Northampton Traction Company
Bangor
Erving Kessler
Elmer Kessler
Amandus
Erving
Henry Horn
Easton
Nazareth High School Class of 1929 Reunion
A banquet and reunion of Nazareth High School Class of 1929 was held at Penn Hills Tavern Analomink with many members and guests. Walter Bachman served as toastmaster, speeches followed by music from an orchestra. Attendees included Truman Kahler Allentown and numerous local residents and guests.
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Nazareth High School
Penn Hills Tavern
Walter Bachman
Truman Kahler
Allentown
Ehret
Sanging
Fire Siren Demonstration Prompts Council Debate
Local Councilmen and residents witnessed a fire siren demonstration at the Bevidere Street fire house. An agent explained the device's capabilities as loud blasts unsettled the crowd while council weighs whether to keep the bell tower or install the siren, with a final decision to come at a future meeting.
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Bevidere St
Boy Scout Camp Weyegadt Prepares For Record Season
Scout Council plans the largest enrollment in Camp Weyegadt history with daily applications at Scout Headquarters. Mrs. Mathews heads the cooking staff, meals to be well prepared and served on schedule. Health standards are strict with physician certificates, weekly medical inspections, pasteurized milk, and regular property inspections. Modern cabins replace tents, three to a unit with leader cabins, ensuring dry, comfortable conditions.
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Camp
Weygadt
Scout Council
Scout
Mathews
Weyegadt
Boy Scouts of America
Council
Wm. T. Foster
Easton
Senior Class Presents Skidding in School Auditorium
The Senior Class of N. H. 8. presents Skidding in the school auditorium on June 12 at 8:00 PM. The comedy follows a modern family life with Mr Hardy and his daughters as they face romance and social expectations. Grandpa Hardy recalls past times while scenes unfold with humor and heart. Tickets cost a price via Sterl z eatrice, Cut Rate Drug Store, or any senior, and doors open 7:30 PM.
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N. H
Willl Pessent
Mr Hardy
Wee Wayne
Vances
Marion
James Hardy
Ralph Standy
Marion Hardy
Gladys Walker
Myra Hardy Wilcox
Miriam
Sterl Zeatrice
Rohn
Estelle Hardy Campbell
Wayne Trenton, III
Jerome Mr. Stubbins
Attending Supreme Lodge Convention
Mr and Mrs Henry Knauss of town attend the Supreme Lodge convention in Ocean City New Jersey with sessions of the Lodge of the Praternal Howie fuvure ance Association.
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Supreme Lodge
Henry Knauss
Town
Ocean City
N. J
The
Praternal Howie Fuvureance Association
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County Association For Blind Directors
Pearl Grant
By Ted Brown
Green Acre
Northampton Legion
Lower Nazareth
Nazareth High
Sons OF Veterans Memorial Services
Monroe County
Amandes Kessler
Boy Scout
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