Distant visitors and local events thread Bath week
Over the weekend visitors to the Reformed Parsonage included Cyril Helffrich and family from Allentown and Lansdowne, plus Mrs Florence Schaffer and the Schaffers from Florida. A death notice for Mrs Ralph Johnson of Girard College Philadelphia was received Monday. Local residents made solitary trips for hospital care, dedications, and summer employment news.
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Cyril Helffrich
Allentown
Donald L. Helffrich
Randolph Helffrich
Lansdowne
Philadelphia
Florence Schaffer
Sydney Schaffer
Florida
William A. Helffrich
Helffrich
Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Girard College
Annual Wolf Junior High Exhibit to Showcase Student Work
The Wolf Junior High annual show will be held Thursday evening June 18 in the High School building. An interesting program is planned and parents and patrons are invited to attend and see their children's handiwork.
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Wolf Junior High
City Planners Meet July Harrisburg Convention
Harrisburg will host the tenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Association of Planning Commissioners on Friday and Saturday June 14 numbers uncertain. Matthew Gunton of New Castle will preside at sessions with a major discussion on planning in municipalities. Henry J Baum of Altoona Public Works leads the discussion. Federal projects housing parks and playground systems will be featured. Thomas A Logue will address a session about the department of Internal Affairs effort to promote planning and zoning through its bureau of municipal affairs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Association of Planning Commissioner
Department of Internal Affairs
Commonwealth
Matthew Gunton
New Castle
Henry J Baum
Altoona Public Works
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas A. Logue
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Farm values rise above 1920 level in Pennsylvania
A federal report shows Pennsylvania farm real estate values on March 1 1935 at one point higher than a year earlier. Foreclosures declined and credit terms loosened while cash transfers remain common. Demand for small farms grows from city workers and retired professionals amid broader regional gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
J Hansell French
Ants
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad 1934
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for digestion and bile flow. It warns against unfamiliar laxatives and calomel products, urging buyers to request Carter's by name to avoid unsafe substitutes.
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Carter
C.m.co
The Last Word in Air Transportation Six Years Ago
Six years ago American Airlines pioneered coast to coast air travel with a day flight from New York to Los Angeles and night trains, covering the journey in sixty seven hours. The venture spurred rapid aviation growth, with newly streamlined planes and the first sleeper aircraft joining long distance routes.
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TW. Balfe
New York City
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Ford
New York
Nashville
Dallas
el Paso
Phoenix
Weekly Health Talk on Self Diagnosis and Delayed Treatment
The article warns against self diagnosis and self medication for abdominal issues. It notes higher mortality with late surgical care and cites figures showing better outcomes when treated promptly within hours of first symptoms. It emphasizes reducing reliance on non professional advice to lower fatal risks.
Babies of wild do not get lost warning to visitors
Harrisburg CCC workers and other visitors are urged not to disturb nests or young of wild creatures this season. Do not remove fawns or other young animals as mothers often nearby and guarding them. If young are found, notify a game protector rather than handling them.
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Harrisburg
CCC
Game Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Sterling Fehr Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Home
A birthday party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Clement G Fehr on High Street to honor their son Sterling on his eighth birthday. Guests included Leon Milheim Arlene Francis Kenneth Bernice Milheim Gladys Werner Marion Fehr Duane Fehr Velma Marie Fehr and others.
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Clement G. Fehr
High Stret
Sterling
Leon
Arlene
Francis
Kenneth
Bernice Milheim
Cherry Hill
Gladys Werner
High Street
Marion Fehr
Bethlehem
Duane Fehr
Easton Rd
Velma
Marie Fehr
Civil Service Examinations Announced by Agencies
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for bindery operatives and farm loan registrar positions. Wages range from 66 cents per hour to 4600 dollars yearly, with deputy registrar at 3500. Full details through the Civil Service Board of Examiners at Nazareth post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Farm Credit Administration
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Nazareth
Edwards Motor Transit adds 1935 streamlined buses
The Edwards Motor Transit Company of Williamsport expands its Lakes-to-Sea Stages fleet with 1935 model streamlined buses. The new designs offer improved riding comfort and ventilation and seat 33 passengers. The Edwards Company operates Lakes-to-Sea routes between Nazareth and New York, Pittsburgh, Bradford, Cleveland and other points.
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Edwards Motor Transit Company
Williamsport
Edwards Company
Lakes
Nazareth
New York
Pittsburgh
Bradford
Cleveland
Nazareth Area Social Notes and Local Trips
Miss Clara Moore spent Saturday to Tuesday in Hazleton visiting uncle James O Sturgis and He of Lititz visited Nazareth from Saturday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs G A Schnerbesi and son Ellis returned from Loyal Oak Ohio on Tuesday. Mrs Stephen Trein of Cherry Hill visited her husband at Allentown on Tuesday. Harry Rader Owen Knecht Reuben Johnson and Owen Michael spent Monday at the Poconos fishing for trout and brought 70 along home. Rev W H Wotring preached at Moorestown Sunday evening. The closing exercises of Nazareth Hall will be held June 15. Miss Emma Keller improving after diphtheria and to return home soon. Rudolph Frankenfield of Georgetown on business to Easton Tuesday. Squire Beck toured Easton Bethlehem Allentown Catasauqua and returned in one day. Howard Werkheiser of Tatamy clerking for A J Stoffler. The two story Charles Seyfried building on E Belvidere street framework erected. Miss Ida Abel now employed in the silk mill at Bethlehem. Clinton Kern and wife of Bethlehem visited Nazareth friends.
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Clara Moore
Sa.urday
W. H. Wotring
Moorestown
Nazareth Hall
Emma Keller
Scranton
Rudolph Frankenfield
Georgetown
Easton
Squire Beck
Bethlehem
Allentown
Catasauqua
Howard Werkheiser
Tatamy
A. J. Stoffler
Charles Seyfried
E. Belvidere Street
Ida Abel
Clinton Kern
Nazareth
Franklin House Proprietor Represents Camp at State Encampment
On Sunday John A. Kiefer of the Franklin House represents William Beaver Camp of Nazareth at the State Encampment of the Sons of Veterans held in Easton this week.
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John A. Kiefer
Franklin House
William Beaver Camp
Nazareth
Sons of Veterans
Easton
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Asa McElhaney
St Pauls Reformed Church
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Ralph F.F. Smith
Stork
Northam
Weaversville
Kreiders
Reformed
Marise
van Reed Seltzer
H J Ehret
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H. O. Simons & Son Contractors
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R. C. Williams & Co
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Civil Service Examinations
George Bensing
Moormetowr
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Simeon B. Harding
Chas. C. Willauer
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