Community Notes Reflect Local Life and Happenings
Movements in Nazareth area include a missionary sermon at the Mora vian Church and a horse incident near the depot after a day of rain. Edwin Schnerr’s surprise birthday visit to Daniels Slate Quarry, choirs in Nazareth band, and local bicycle arrivals are noted amid haying delays and friendly visits. William Bennet of Bangor tours Nazareth and eyes future residence as locals enjoy ice cream, dances, and shop talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schnerr
Daniels Slate Quarry
Moorestown
Simon Bowers
Edelmans
Nasareth
Palmer Flick
Calvin Knecht
Schoeneck
Tatamy
Dave
Blue Eye
L. M. Pine
Johnsonville
William Bennet
Bangor
Bangor and Portland Railroad Company
Bennet
Nazareth
Nazareth firms win contracts and local movements
Eighteen years ago Joseph H. Fulmer conducted business in Scranton on a Friday. The Nazareth Planning Mills secured a government contract for seven hundred large window frames. Miss Mabel Bonstein of Easton Hospital visits her parents, Officer Jerome Bonstein and spouse. A group from Nazareth and Gary Ind. visits Bath to see Miranda Scholl. Pierce Solt of Stockertown takes a carpenter post at Fitzergald and Speer in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Fulmer
Scranton
Nazareth
Mabel Bonstein
Easton Hospital
Jerome Bonstein
George Bensing
Merbert Bensing
William Glencross
Gary
Ind
Miranda Scholl
Bath
Pierce Solt
Stockertown
Fitzergald and Speer
Easton
Civilian Conservation Corps Enrollment July 1 15 1936
The next C C C enrollment will run July 1 to 15, 1936. Unemployed young men ages 17 to 26 from families receiving public aid may enroll. A boy in a family with another member on a WPA project remains eligible in all respects.
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W P. A
Pennsylvania caves eyed for cheese aging potential
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey received an inquiry from a cheese maker about using cave environments for aging. Caves average 54 degrees with variable humidity, while the producer seeks 45 degrees and 90 percent humidity for ripening. Officials suggested developing a cheese type matching the cave conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Bureau
Commonwealth
Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Am ericans Meeting
Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Am ericans held a regular meeting last Friday with President Ruth Hawk presiding. Chaplain Lucy Remaly led devotions. Mary Abel reported on finances. Sick list included Mabel Stettler Mamie Rodgers Lizzie Zellner and Alice Frants. Ruth Hawk won the weekly prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp 315
Patriotic Order of Americans
Ruth Hawk
Lucy Remaly
Mary Abel
Mabel Stettler
Mamie Rodgers
Lizzie Zellner
Alice Frants
Youth facing opportunity and a farm living philosophy
The piece argues youth will face change in land titles leases and business, urging self reliance through farm work, thrift, and purebred livestock. It reflects on past rural life, family farming, and the duty to conserve land while adapting methods and honoring forebears. It contrasts old habits with labor-saving ideas and stresses stewardship over money.
Grass Seeding Helps Prevent Field Erosion on Slopes
County Agent B L Coleman advises leaving 10 to 20 foot grass strips or sowing small grains like oats and grasses such as timothy ahead of cultivation to resist gullying. Liberal seedings and double seeding via drill improve cover, reduce soil loss, and protect manure effects on erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Coleman
Coleman
Timothy
Young Men Wanted by Marines Recruiting Station
The Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Philadelphia announces that qualified young men aged 18 to 25 and 68 to 74 inches tall are now being accepted for enlistment at 405 New Custom House marked by 2nd and Chestnut Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
New Custom House
2Nd
Chestnut Streets
Philadelpha
Marines
Marine Corps Correspondence Courses Open to All Enlistees
Marines at shore stations domestic and abroad, aboard ships, may pursue free Marine Corps Institute correspondence courses in Washington D C. The program is open to all Marines, and aspiring enlistees are advised to contact the Officer in Charge at the stated address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Institute
Washington, D. C
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Satur Orise
Bush- Reformed Theological Seminary
Gil
Optical Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Civilian Conservation
Walaa
Chevrolet
Eworld
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
AMD
Flint
Michigan
Nazareth, PA
Wade
Morris Kaplan
Northampton St. & Om, Fn
Uae
New York
Elmira
Sunbury
Cleveland
Nazareth Inn
Chas
W. Hess
St. Nasareth
Howard E. E. Yorsley
Uremal Birbover Greteate Acnintat Ee
Easrv
Tatamy, Ps
Puseaal Diracter BeengseTews A. F. DB
Geeh, Po
Esd Wines Coe Ve
Frank P. Reha Fuser
Diractes
Joo Steen
Main ST
Nasarstw
H. Gross
Optometrist
S. Main St
Chrysler
Broad Street
So. Broad St
Oldsmobile
Hollyweod
Ae Sas
Telpez
Hahn Chevrolet Co
South Broad St
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