Miss Nazareth graduate Dr Eugene J Kuty Honored Local Doctor
Eugene John Kuty, son of Mr and Mrs Jo Kuty of Nazareth R3, graduates from Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia with a doctor of medicine degree on June 13 and will serve internship there. He attended Nazareth High School and Penn State College, where he earned a bachelor of science while playing violin in school orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene John Kuty
Jo Kuty
Nagareth R. 3
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
E. J. Katy
Nazareth High School
Penn State College
Nazareth High
Penn State
Wambold Takes Lead Wins Five Dollar Cash Prize
Miss Wambold moves into first place with 1,180,200 votes and $5.00 in cash as Miss Koch slides to second. The campaign runs until noon July 3 as merchants plan a June 27 to July 3 credit week with many contestants still holding thousands of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Wambold
Miss Koch
Miss Wambold
Miss Fehner
Miss Heyer
Holy Family Sick and Relief Society to Enlarge Hall
Bids for alterations and additions to the Holy Family Sick and Relief Society building will be opened Friday evening June 1. Work enlarges basement and first floor adds a kitchen and boiler room, with construction supervised by registered engineer William Silfies who prepared the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Holy Family Sick and Relief Society
William Silfies
Physician Thomas H A Stites retires at Nazareth
Dr Thomas H A Stites longtime chief physician and superintendent at the State Hospital Cresson Cambria County resigns and moves with his family to the Bolton Nazareth area. He previously served as superintendent at Hamburg Pa and Mrs Stites is daughter of the late Granville Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. A. Stites
State Hospital
Cresson
Cambria County
Granville Henry
Bolton
Nazareth
Stites
Hamburg
Illustrated Nicaragua lecture at Moravian Church
Rev Edmund Schwarze of Winston Salem NC presents an illustrated talk on Nicaragua. He recently returned from a visit and will show self taken pictures Wednesday evening June 26 at the Moravian Church. The lecture promises vivid, instructive views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Schwarze
Winston- Salem
N. C
Nicaragua
Schwarze
Two Auto Accidents Prompt Amicable Settlements
Charles Keenhold, 29 Spruce Street, traveling south on Main Street, struck Miss Eva M. Gower of Tatamy as she pulled from a curb. Keenhold’s fender and Gower’s bumper damaged. they settled amicably. A second collision at Main and Belvidere involved Timothy Donovan of Easton and William Hoch of East Lawn with slight damage. both parties also agreed on damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keenhold
Spruce St
Main Street
Eva M. Gower
Tatamy
Miss Gower
Keenhold
Main
Belvidere
Timothy Donovan
Liberty Street
Easton
William Hoch
East Lawn
Communion at Arndt's Conducted by Rev H J Ehret
The Reformed pastor Rev H J Ehret D D will lead preparatory services and administer Holy Communion at Arndt's on Sunday June 23 starting at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Ehret
D. D
Arndt’s
Water Fireworks and Yellowstone Booster Contest
Water pyrotechnics geysers and volcanic rocks highlight Yellowstone as the centerpiece of the Merchants Good Will Tour contest. The program offers a free vacation to Yellowstone with its colored hot springs crystal lakes painted mud and grand canyons as the main enticement. The park’s hospitality and diverse visitors from across the country are noted as part of the appeal.
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Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
County Cow New Official Record
Peterborough New Hampshire Nazareth farmer John A Miller owns Hartzell's Gertrudes Valorose 232558 a seven year old Guernsey cow who set an official production record for class A with 16573.6 pounds of milk and 753.1 pounds of fat earning entry in the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
N. H
Guernsey
John A. Miller
Nazareth
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Hartzell
Nazareth P O A Camp 315 Nominates Stella Dech
The Patriotic Order of Americans Camp 315 met Friday night electing Stella Decl as president with Evelyn Frantz as assistant and Ruth Hawk as vice president. Other officers named include Lillie Dech Mabel Stetler Mary Smith Jeanette Metz Mabel Newhard and Helen Miller trustee. Nora Meyers led the meeting and devotionals were by Chaplain Helen Miller. A party followed with gifts for Mr and Mrs Harrison Abel and Charles Kratz. Grace Pike won the radio prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of Americans
Camp 315
Stella Decl
Evelyn Frantz
Ruth Hawk
Lillie Dech
Mabel Stetler
Mary Smith
Guardian
Jeanette Metz
Sentinel
Mabel Newhard
Helen Miller
Nora Meyers
Mary Abel
Harrison Abel
Charles Kratz
Grace Pike
Emma Johnson
Louise Wunderly
Stella Dech
Kathryn Johnson
Mary Kilpatrick
Legion Auxiliary Nominates Officers and Directors
The Legion Auxiliary of H. V. Knecht Unit 415 met in the new Legion Home on South Main street. Nominations were made for officers including president Dorothy Follweiler and treasurer Mildred Kahler, with directors also named. Bertha Jones Mabel Eyer and Hazel Itterly were slated as delegates to the state convention in August at Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Legion Auxiliary
H. V. Knecht
New Legion
South Main Street
Dorothy Follweiler
Bertha Jones
Hazel Itterly
Mabel Eyer
Carrie Nagle
Mildred Kahler
Clara Meyers
Hannah Kemmerer
Ella Kreidler
Hannah Bonstein
Sadie Foltz
Jennie Wolf
Clara Osterstock
Elsie Koehler
Ellen Weaver
Anna Laubach
May Rodgers
Hank Itterly
Wikes-Barre
Construction of New Post Office Here Rapidly Progressing
Foundation for the new post office nears completion as cornerstone laying planned for Monday. Henry reports the Postal Department will place documents in the stone along with local officials. Congress set aside 73,400 dollars for the building and site purchased from the Whitter Estate Knights of the Golden Eagle and Augusta Etchman for a Main street lot 74 feet wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Postal Department
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
E. H. Whitter
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Agusta Etchman
Main Street
Moravian Ministers Picnic in the Poconos
The Moravian ministers of Bethlehem Emmaus and Nazareth motor to the Poconos for an outing this week. The party consisted of roughly sixty ministers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Emaus
Nazareth
Poconos
Children Day Observed at St John Reformed Church
Children day exercises held Sunday June 23 at 10 00 am in the St John Reformed Church with a pageant God Speaks In Every Thing directed by Mrs William Siffles and Miss Miriam Reimer Scenic work by Lawrence Reiss and Virgil Vannatta costumes by Miss Miriam Reimer and assistants choir and quartet led by Charles Hess include Natures Hallelujah and Now the Day is Onward Missionary Society Nazareth Moravian marks 114th anniversary with sermon by Rev P S Meinert and love feast in evening. organization exceeds 300 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
William Siffles
Miriam Reimer
Lawrence Reiss
Virgil Vannatta
Reiss
Koch
Dornblazer
Brong
Fenicle
Lorraine Eyer
Mildred Beck
Charles Hess
Missionary Society of the Nazareth Moravian Church
P.S Meinert
Visiting Philadelphia trip ends as Booths return home
Morrison Booth and family of Philadelphia spent several days in Nazareth and returned home Sunday. They were accompanied to the city by Mrs Booth's parents, Mr and Mrs John F Bardill, who will spend a week in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Booth
Philadelphia
Nazareth
Booth
John F Bardill
Percy Crawford Fishing Club Gathers in Nazareth
Young people form the Percy Crawford Fishing Club and hold weekly Saturday gatherings in the M C A Building Nazareth. The latest meeting drew good attendance and invites remain open to all youths. The group formed after attending Percy Crawford sessions at Pine Brook Monroe County during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Crawford
Boy Scouts Troop 32 Meet at Nazareth YMCA
Boy Scouts Troop 32 gathered Monday evening in Nazareth YMCA social rooms with Wayne Keck leading prayers and Donald Snyder handling colors. Patrols worked on safety first aid and camping topics. Court of honor set for Friday June 28 and board of review June 26. plans included a treasure hunt and a Thursday hike. investure ceremony closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Nazareth Y. M. C
Wayne Keck
Donald Snyder
Lion Patrol
Flaming Arrow
Silver Fox
Flying Eagle
Court of Honor
Board of Review
Nazareth High Graduating Class Hear Baccalaureate Sermon
Ninety two of Nazareth High School’s seniors heard Rev. C. Snyder deliver a baccalaureate sermon from Proverbs 3 6 on guiding life and daily virtue. The speech urged choosing honorable work over mere status and praised moral responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth High
Rev
Snyder
Bates Valve Bag Employees Insured Under Group Plan
The Bate Valve Bag Corporation, a St Regis Paper subsidiary, announces a new Group Insurance Plan for about 2100 employees across mills in the United States and Canada. Life coverage starts at 500 dollars, with amounts rising by wages, plus accident and health benefits covering sickness up to thirteen weeks, financed by both company and employee contributions with Prudential as insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate Valve Bag Corporation
St Regis Paper Company
J F Hahn
United States
Canada
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Holy Communion at Dryland Church on June 23
Dr. C A Butz will administer the Holy Communion at Dryland Church on Sunday June 23 at 10 a.m. Preparatory services accompany the event and there will be no vesper service. Willing Workers plan their annual picnic for Saturday evening July 13 with the Bath Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Butz
Dryland
Bath Band
Rpusic
Y M C A Soft Ball League Opens Season With 11 1 Win
Under John Euler the Nazareth M C softball league opened the season on Monday afternoon at the old Nazareth Hall diamond. Detroit Tigers led by Dick Michael defeated the Eller coached New York Yankees 11 to 1 in the opener. Today the White Sox and Athletics meet, with tomorrow's game pitting the Athletics against Detroit. Also: Preparatory service and Lord's Supper to be held at Forks Church Sunday at 9 45 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Euler
Nazareth M. C
Nazareth Hall
Detroit Tigers
Dick Michael
Eller
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Hall Diamond
Athletics
Forks Church
George S. Kleckner
Two Deaths At County Home On Same Day
Mrs. Dehlia Miller aged 58 died at 7 pm Monday at Northampton County home after admission from Easton on June 16, 1932. John Sweita aged 43 died at 12:08 pm Monday at the County Home after admission from Bethlehem on May 10, 1935. Sister Miss Mary Swelta of Riverside is the nearest known relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehlia Miller
Northampton County
Easton
John Sweita
Bethlehem
Mary Swelta
Riverside
Mrs Davisson Lands 1st Trout Unassisted
Mr and Mrs Paul Davisson of Hall Court enjoyed a Bushkill Creek fishing trip on Tuesday evening as Mrs Davisson hooked and landed her first trout a fourteen inch beauty without his help. She also landed an 11 inch fish while he carried the creel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davisson
Hall ,Court
Bushkill Creek
Nazareth Wins Three Baseball Games Over Weekend
Nazareth A A squad defeated Limeport 14 to 4 Bethlehem 17 to 1 and Amicus 9 to 6 in a standout weekend. The Heathmen tallied 40 runs and 55 hits, a remarkable output noted as a record performance.
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Nazareth
Nazareth A. A
Limeport
Bethlehem
Amicus
Heathmen
Shooting Victim Recovering Nicely In New Visit
Miss Minerva Frantz of Atlantis City New Jersey is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Quynintus Frants on Le Main street. She was shot twice several months ago in Atlantic City but has recovered enough to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Frantz
Atlantis City
N. J
Quynintus Frants
le Main Street
Frantz
Atlantic City
Nazareth Lions Club elects officers and directors
The Nazareth Lions Club held last Tuesday evening elections. Ralph W Fry was chosen president along with three vice presidents George H Welty Joseph Schlegel and Ernst Ayres. Thomas De Reamer became secretary William Himler lion tamer and Albert J Sturgis the tail twister. Directors named were William Mon Prode and Clarence Baker. New officers assume office at the first July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Lions Club
Nazareth
Ralph W Fry
George H Welty
Joseph Schlegel
Ernst Ayres
Thomas de Reamer
William Himler
Albert J. Sturgis
William Mon- Prode
Clarence Baker
McGraw
Local Ballot Campaign Leaders In Nazareth Area
The top twelve candidates lead a field of sixty four with high credits this week and more ballots expected next week. The contest runs through noon July 3 with $500 to the girl turning in the most credits by then. Leaders include Evelyn Wambold Nazareth Elizabeth Koch Nazareth Arlene Fehnel Nazareth Orthia Heyer Nazareth Miriam Wagner Nazareth Miriam Vannatta Nazareth Florence Kahler Nazareth Frieda Deutsch Nazareth Anna Boerstler Nazareth Catherine Siegfried Cherry Hill Pauline Johnson Tatamy Margaret Himler Nazareth Marie Young Nazareth Leola Kostenbader New Village Mae Ruloff Nazareth Eva Williamson Bath Irene Savitz Nazareth Bernetta Hayne Bath Eva Gower Tatamy Evelyn Shupp Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wagner
Miss Vannatta
Miss Kahler
Miss Deutsch
Miss Boersch
Miss Johnson
Miss Himler
Evelyn Wambold
Nazareth
Elizabeth Koch
Arlene Fehnel
Orthia Heyer
Miriam N. Wagner
Miriam Vannatta
Florence Kahler
Frieda Deutsch
Anna Boerstler
Catherine Siegfried
Cherry Hill
Pauline Johnson
Tatamy
Margaret Himler
Marie Young
Leola Kostenbader
New Village
Mae Ruloff
Eva Williamson
Bath
Irene Savitz
Bernetta Hayne
Eva Gower
Evelyn Shupp
Easton
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Hahnemann
John Buty
William Kuty
Helen Kuty
Arndt
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs
Fred Kern
High Street
William E. Henry
ST. John’s Reformed Church
G. Beck and Family
N F
Shafer Building
Nelson Freemans
A.C. Anangsts
Ming
Ths
Shafer
Sam Ae
New York City
Rev . C. Snyder
St John's Lutheran Church
Solomon
Harvey C. Snyder
Bates Valve Bag Corporation
Dryland Church
Stoffler
R. Michael
D. Michael
Weiss
G. Stannard P Meyers
Gotto
Yankees
Kemmerer
Douglas
Fogel P
Hammer Etler
J Byrnes
J. Redlinerts
Atte
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