Public sale of farm stock along dirt road route to Cherry Hill
Undersigned offers farm stock and equipment at sale on Friday March 16 1934. Items include a roan and bay horse, two black mules, five Holstein cows and a Holstein bull bred from registered stock, with health sheets available. Also listed are threshers plows harrows haying gear Ford truck tools ladders harnesses and more. Sale conducted by David A Heyer with Kunkel aides. Sale register notes March 27 sale along Bel fast to Cherry Hill midway by Robert DeWalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Slate
Cherry Moorestown
Nds
Brill Farms
New Jersey
New York
Ellis Keystone Thresher
Oliver
David A. Heyer
Thomas Kunkel
Audt
Walter Kunkel
Belfast
Cherry Hill
Midway
Robert DeWalt
County Sunday School Association notes
The Young People Conference scheduled for March 2 and 3 was postponed until after Easter. Zion M. E. Church in Pen Argyl hosts the event. Bethlehem District officers were elected at the recent convention. Emmanuel Church will host the Bethlehem School Administration conference on March 16 with B A McGarvey as speaker. Easton District plans for March 15 and Nazareth hosts the mid year conference on March 17 led by Mr McGarvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Conference
Board of Zion M. E. Church of
Pen Argyl
Weston D. Bonney
Bethlehem
H. E. Renner
Walter M. Creitz
Wm. Wolbach
Forrest Ludwick
Young People's
Webster Koehler
F. R. Faux
Thornton Lobb
Harvey Freeman
Royal Wm. Bachman
S. R. Brenne
Easton
Irwin Bretz
Nazareth
McGarvey
Corn Hog Information For Northampton Farmers
The Corn-Hog Section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces that information on the corn hog reduction plan is available to Northampton county farmers. Eligible participants include farmers with 10 plus acres of corn in 1932 1933 and all hog producers. Contracts require a 20 percent corn reduction and a 25 percent hog reduction from recent averages with possible $5 per hog and 30 cent per bushel payments, deductions for local costs. Details at the Northampton County Extension Office Room 2 Court House Easton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Northampton County
Northampton County Agricultural Extensionm Service
Court House
Easton
Young People Dinner at Y M C A and Conference Postponed
March 21 event invites youth from Evangelical Sunday School for ham and egg dinner and supper at the Y M C A. The annual conference of the Young Peoples Division Northampton County Sunday School Association, set for March 2 and 3 in Pen Argyl, is postponed to a later date per County President Clarence A Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Bible Class
Evangelical Sunday School
Young Peoples Division
Northampton County Sunday School Association
Pen Argyl
Clarence, A. Hawk
Northampton
Community Notes From Saylorsburg Weekend Visiters
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and gatherings. Names include Robert Minter Fred Metzgar Russell Lambert William Greybill Mrs Emil Kassler Harold Kraemer James Fetheroff L A Butts F Wunderly Philadelphias Harold Roberts Ada Rundle Thelma Knauss N G Peters Carl Peters Betty Omy Miller Jr Chas Barie and others. Community events note Y M C A gift and Rebekah Lodge card party and church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Minter
Saylorsburg
Fred Metzgar
Russell Lambert
New York City
William Greybill
Emil Kassler
Atoona
Harold Kraemer
Washington, N. J
Oram Kraemer
James Fetheroff
L. A. Butts
F. Wunderly
Washington, D. C
Eschortle
Philadelph
Harold Roberts
Valley Forge
Albert Nee
Walter Gernet
George
White Haven
Ada Rundle
Chapman
Thomas Williams
Allentown
C. N. Anglemire
Thelma Knauss
Bloomsburg Standers College
C. J. Knauss
N. G. Peters
North Broad Street
Edward Eberts
Truman Marsh
Town
Carl Peters
Betty
Tatamy
Omy Miller, Jr
Chas. E. Barie
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From The Pennsylvania State College
Timely reminders cover installing a closed circuit burglar alarm in poultry houses, calf raising for dairy herd improvement, using only well bred sires and top cows for calves, planting true to name seeds for vegetables, and ensuring a firewood supply for sap evaporation. The Penn State College extension service provides practical guidance for farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Maple Tree Tapping Requires Wood for Evaporation
The report explains wood needs for maple sap processing. For every 100 buckets, three cords of wood are required if the evaporator capacity is one and a half barrels. If the capacity is three barrels, two cords of wood are needed per 100 pails.
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Aimiter
The
Nazareth National Bank and Trust Co
Penna
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. J. Ginther
William Ginther
William H. Mit
Jon
Palmer A. Mitman
RF. D
Armers Union Mutualive Insurance Company
Farmers Union Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Pennsylvania
Main St
H. P. Yeisley
County Sunday School Association
E. Marion Young
Temple
Foot Specialist
Bangor
Anangst & Sons
Philadelphia General Hospital
Rebekah Lodge
A.klick
Upper
Lower Nazareth Township
Jackson School
Thomas Achenbach
Grover Foltz
Mohnville
John Fraunfelder
Danville Hospital
J. A. Fraunfelder
St. John’s Reformed Church
P.O. of A
Men's League of the Church
Diehl
God
Caesar
Eugene Trein
Virginia Wood
Philadelphia
John Edelman
Alvin Schiffer
Abbott Rothrock
William Hummel
Herbert Metzgar
Bath
Reuben Cole
Frank Marcks
Tan
Cleveland
Nazareth Inn
Pennsylvania State College
Patriotic Sons of America
William J. Hentz
Washington
A.nasareth
Bobby
Redmen
Robert J. Ginther
Studebaker
Messenger Building
America
Commander Sedan
President
Ziegler Motors
J. F. Bartholomew and Son
Mother's
Bushkill Milling CO
BrodheadsviLle Hotel
Brodheadsville, PA
Clyde Colver
H. O. Simons & Son Contractors
Balldere
Nazareth, Penna
Ed Carey
Pennsylvania Financial Responsibility Law
Asert O. Strurcis
Itterly
Second National Bank
Nazareth, PA
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