Bath Bath Lions Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
Bath Lions Club elected officers for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting. H L. Cunin was chosen president, with H H Helfer second vice president, Theo Wedde and Richard Leiby as assistants, John Mencenbach as secretary, H J Metzger as treasurer, L V Hahn as tail twister, and John E Beers as tail twister. Board of Governors includes Clark P. Smith A S Lambert and Rev R H Helferich. The nominating committee was J H Geem C P Smith and LV Beam. The officers will take office in July after Clark P Smith presided over the election. Dr H L Cunin spoke about a visit to New York Worke’s Fair and the Medical Center Building exhibit.
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Bate Lions
Bathions Club
H. L. Cunin
H. H. Helfer
Theo Wedde
Richard A. Leiby
John H. Mencenbach
H. J. Metzger
L. V. Hahn
Hontamer
John E. Beers
Worke’’s Fair
New York
Barbara Stocker
Doris Leigh
Jean Kerstetter
Pauline Sherer
Dorothy Mitman
Dorothy Pfeiffer
Mary Elizabeth Stocker
Romaine Kline
Womans Democratic Club of Bath
State Exchange Hotel
Stephen Zakos
J. Scott Butt
D. D
Allentown
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
J. H. Sencenbach
R. H. Bartholomew
Evelyn Reinert
Bethlehem Conservatory of Music
Christ Evan. and Reformed
Joseph A. Mary
Paterson
N. J
F. Bencenbach
Ji. J. Musick Jr
Herbert Bealer
Marion
Wilkes-Barre
Howard Smoyer
Clarence Smoyer
Samuel Miller
E. Main St
Alvin Shiffer Jr
Howard Jones
Gerald Overcash
Wm. Ginther
Northampton High School
DuVal
Lansford
Herman Bengston
Chestnut St
Bath
Nazareth High
Anna Brandl
Arlene Benninger
Dorothea Smith
Betty Baldwin
Thomas Frederickson
Mary Virginia Ernest
Liberty High
Betty Hahn
Philadelphia
FP. J. Hahn
John Saboly
St. Luke's Hospital
Prank Yang
Haff's Hospital
Dorothy Wagner
Northampton High
Geraldine Kirkpatrick
Nevin Bartholomew
Paul Hutchison
Arch Leigh
Grace Sensenbach
Joseph Meyers
Walter Moser
Christ Evan
Ladies Outing At Oplinger Farm Near Green Pond
CENBA researchers and visitors showcased health screening and periodic exams during a social event hosted by Mrs. Oplinger at the Norman C. Oplinger farm near Green Pond farms Hecktown. Attendees included Mrs. Jacob H. Seem Mason Ernest B F Rohn J R Clarke C F Lerch Frank Wagner and others with Mrs. Oplinger as hostess.
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The
Evan
Reformed Sunday School
Jacob H. Leem
Norman C. Oplinger
Green Pond Farms
Hecktown
Oplinger
Mesdames
Jacob H. Seem
Mason Ernest
B. F. Rohn
J. R. Clarke
C. F. Lerch
Frank Wagner
Willis Wagner
H. E
Bath Briefs Celebrate Miss Graver's Variety Shower
In Bath a variety shower for Miss Hilda Graver honored her upcoming wedding to Aaron Schaffer at Mrs. Amos Demco’s home. Friends joined in games and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Demco. June Kline marked a birthday anniversary with an afternoon fete hosted by her parents on East Main Street.
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Bath
Amos Demco
Broadway
Hilda Graver
Aaron Schaffer
Demco
June Kline
Walter Kline
East Main St
Will Japs Come Center of Alaskan salmon fishing debate
An item notes Japanese floating canneries returning to Alaskan waters as the one month salmon season opens. It mentions Soviet waters nearby closed to Jop fishermen, and lists numerous local residents who attended events or were noted in society notes. Other items cover church services, school honors, World’s Fair visits, hospital patients, a wedding in Bethlehem, and visiting relatives.
P. O. Of A Plan Family Picnic This Friday
Camp 315 of the Patriotic Order of Americans met in regular session with Grace Barrall presiding. After routine business, the camp voted to hold a family picnic at Municipal Park on Friday evening, July 7.
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Patriotic Order of Americans
Grace Barrall
Modern June brides embrace homemaking with new tools
June brides adapt to modern weddings and households using automatic appliances, cooking classes, and advanced homemaking education. The piece contrasts past drudgery with today’s prepared brides and offers a featured Wedding Punch recipe using real flowers in decorated ice cubes.
Golden Eaglet Earned by Blind Girl Scout in Three Years
AUNT CAL praises perseverance and hard work as the blind girl Scout receives the Golden Eaglet Badge. She urges readers to drop I cant, embrace practice, and persist toward goals, noting the reward of effort and determination.
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Wumcelt
Cal
Palmer news snippets mix visits and local activity
Local residents report visits among neighbors in Palmer and nearby towns including Wentzell, Flyte, Trach, Williamson, and Dilbeck families. A number of social calls span Bath, Palmerton, Allentown, Wind Gap, and Brooklyn with errands and hospital stops noted. Civil Service Examinations announced for federal posts in Washington with deadlines for eastern and western states.
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George Wentzell
Joe Hitter
Clark Bond
Bath
Pauline Flyte
Easton Hospital
Norman Flyte
Mamie Vogel
Palmerton
Floyd Trach
Blatington
Clayton Trach
Blanche Prants
Hellersville
Milton Bigg
Allentown
Norman Fly
Harold Blose
Bowman
Rita Trayes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tomsic
New York
Susan Birskirt
Alumni awards honor youth and award winners in civic clubs
The Alumni Association Lions Club and Women's Club recognized students with awards for speaking, typing, shorthand, home economics, and citizenship. Doris Hoch and Thomas Frederickson won oratorical prizes. Doris Bath and Althea Werkheiser won typing and shorthand. Frank Meintaelman earned the industrial arts prize. Margaret Norris, Eleanor Hummel, and Miriam Mayer received home economics prizes. Jack Redline and Jean Kern received citizenship prizes. A bench and shrubbery were gifted by Miss Emma Yukna for the school lawn alongside a class 1937 gift. The class roll lists dozens of graduates and participants.
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Jon
Alumni Association
Lions Club
Woman's Club
Howard Gets
Eee Leh
Florence Nicholas
Doris Hoch
Thomas Frederickson
Samuel Merlo
Doris Bath
Althea Werkheiser
Frank Meintaelman
Margaret Norris
Eleanor Hummel
Miriam Meyer
Jack Redline
Jean Kern
Emma Yukna
Helen A. Bajan
Betty V. Baldwin
Margaret H. Barth
Lester R. Bartron
Doris I. Bath
Mildred A. Beck
Robert H. Becker Jr
Evelyn R. Beers
Arlene A. Benninger
Anna Mary H
Charles E Hoch
Paul E. Hammer
Lucy
Houck
David £. Humphrey
Edward J. Isworski
Donald F. Johnson
Ruth N. Johnson
Edward L. March
Wayne R. Keck
Franklin
Keiper
Jean L. Kern
Edwin W. Kirby
Richard £. Kline
Marion I. Koehler
Victor E. Kostenbacher
Francis E. Hroboth
Margaret A. Wartman
Aretha V. Werkheiser
Anna A. Werkheiser
Viola L. Werkheiser
Plan Annual Budget Campaign Report
Grimm, Associate Chairman, notes nearly fifteen hundred boys enrolled across 52 troops and 14 cub packs. The Council has operated on a greatly reduced budget for years, hindering efforts to adequately reach and serve the youth programs and expand enrollment.
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Grimm
Nazareth Scouting Campaign Aims to Expand Training
G A Bundberg chairs the Nazareth campaign with R B Fortuin as pri community chair. The goal is to train new scoutmasters, recruit more adult leadership, and extend Scouting services to un enrolled boys in Nazareth district. If funds are available, enrollment could double, extending benefits beyond current members.
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Nasareth
G. A. Bundberg
Nazareth
R. B. Fortuin
Roy Fehnel
Belfast
Earl H. Walton
E. A
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Metropolitan Edison Company
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Yesteryear
Palmer News
United States Civil Service Commission
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Washington, D. C
Colorado
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Dept. of the Interior
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U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
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