Item Cooking School Opens Next Wednesday Afternoon
Final preparations for the ITEM cooking school at the Y on March 11 to 13 were completed after a meeting at Kline's restaurant. Tickets and door prizes were organized for six sessions with afternoon hours 2 30 to 4 and evening 7 30 to 10. Miss Smith, director, promises new ideas for housekeeping and self improvement for Nazareth housekeepers and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Item Cooking
Kline
Miss Smith
Nazareth
Wes Feaia Shioy
Ray
P O A Holds Regular Meeting at Camp 315
Patriotic Order of Am ericans Camp 315 met last Friday with Ruth Hawk presiding. Grace Pike led the des 9L.0n and Mrs. Mary Abel gave theNuances. Lucy Remaly listed as sick. A membership application was received. A card party followed with prizes to Haas Mabel Newhard Angie Cabevie Arthur Getz Jennie Frantz Evelyn Frantz Sterling Smith. Emig Jim son Chaldrens coptie John Abel Russell Feante and Mew Ha Ccal dren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of Americans
Ruth Hawk
Grace Pike
Mary Abel
Lucy Remaly
Haas
Mabel Newhard
Angie Cabevie
Arthur Getz
Jennie Frantz
Evelyn Frantz
Sterling Smith
G. P. Co
D. Franz
Mrs. Pollick
Joyce Lichtenwalner
Olive Hol
Edide Dech
Jan Meyers
Emig Jimson
Chaldrens Coptie
John Abel Russell Feante
Mew Ha
Jon
Herald Buss
Birthday party for Dolly Sutter attended by many
A Milton area birthday party for Dolly Sutter was held Thursday at Bethlehem. Relatives and friends from New Vil Daniels Slate Allentown and East Center street attended, with gifts and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wies
John Suri
Dolly
P. Land
Harriet Gower
Carl Gower
Arlene Miheim
Alea Smith
Julian Smith
Abbie Hyrregle
Chester Gay
New Vil
Earl Shollenberger
Betty and
Date
Daniels Slate
Giany
George Bentigins
Nancy Ann
Morches Kaufman
Agie Cabeza
Harry Sung
Dorothy
Helen
Earl
Allentown
John Sutter
Dolly Sutter
Gouge Koehler
East Center Street
Bethlehem
New Type Scholarship Test Aims to Select Candidates
The Department of Public Instruction outlines a new statewide examination to award eighty $400 scholarships for Pennsylvania college study. In each county or Senatorial district with multiple districts, the top candidate will win a scholarship. one scholarship is allotted per county in single-district areas. Senators may request the list of eligible high school seniors offering themselves as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius
Walter BO Jone
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Department
Taken To Hospital After Sudden Incident At Park Street
William A. Frantz of Park Street was suddenly taken out on Friday and transported to Allentown Hospital where his condition is considered serious. Frantz has long worked in the packing department of the Penna Dixie Cement Corp Plant No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Frantz
Park Street
Allentown
Frantz
Penna -Dixie Cement Corp
Odd Fellows Confer Third Degree Upon Candidates
Nazareth Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at the I O O F building on Belvidere street with Noble Grand Raymond Hoch in the chair. After a brief business meeting, the third degree was conferred upon several candidates. Refreshments were served by the refreshment committee. A stag party will be held after tomorrow night s meeting. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Belvidere Street
Noble Grand
Raymond Hoch
Dent
Schaeffer
Messrs
Lindenmeyer
Hagene Bach
Keim
Lehigh Valley Transit Co
Herbert Reimer
K. Stout
Vle Signs, Inc
Mt. Cons. Water Co
H Coal & Lor Co
Nazar W. Nolf
H Hardware Co
Nazareth Coal & Lor Co
Morris Black
Mine Safety Applance Co
Hijoca Corporation
Russell K Stout Charles M. Stuber Wanam
R & Brown m Co
P Kinsey Co
S J
Gregory A. J Schissler
Edwin H. Jones
1 & Sons
E P Wambold Broad St Garage
Ls, Inc Pany LV Transit Co
A E J. Anangst & Sons Co
R D Co
Geo N Bessel & Co Vrent& Dech
Anglemin Kem Pub. Co
Phone Co
Asher W. Hahn
Trumbe Metro-Edison Co
Messrs Lindenmoye
Hagenbuch
Lindenmoyer
WPA
Reading Fe Nen
I Feative Co
Rev Harris Reappointed To Local Church
The annual conference of the Evangelous Church at Reading announced the re appointment of Rev WLS Harris as pastor of Human Evangelical Church. It marks his eighth year in the post with Bible study sessions already underway on Thursday nights, a return that pleases members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelous Church
Reading
Human Evanglical Church
Wls. Harris
Human Wngelinal Church
Hartae Cer Aren
Duuredayights
Northamp ton County Sunday School Conference Promises Insight
The Northhampton County Sunday School Association plans a two day efficiency conference at the Easton YMCA on March 7 and 21. Walter M. Myers will speak on New Challenges and Opportunities for officers and superintendents. The event features county and district officers, reports, and youth leadership discussions led by Charles Davis Jr. of Washington DC with music and drama components.
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W. C. A. Easton
Maren
Northammpton County
Walter M. Myers
Penna Stu Council of Religious Education
Discu
Myers
Opneta
Tan’ Wootten
Jack Mio Myers
Vetotian
Satue- Hue
Pehuaylvania
Jesus
Charles [ Davis, Jr
Washington, DC
Scranton
Mar
Davis
Northampton County
Younes Prope
Walter W. Felton
Seitz Avenue
Easton
Mildred Hahn
Allan Wright
Walter Felton
Nazareth A C Organizes In East Penn League 1936 Officers
At a re organization meeting in Allentown on Friday night the East Penn League elected 1936 officers led by president William A O Donnell of Colmar and including Al Fetterman, Earl Weaver, and Howard Fegley. Nazareth A C and Martin’s Creek did not attend and their franchises were open. S B Harding will head Nazareth baseball, with club named Nazareth Athleti Club joining the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Penn League
Allentown
William A. O'Donell
Colmar
al” Fetterman
East Greenville
Earl Weaver
Howard Fegley
Limeport
Quakertown
Bethlehem
Easton
Nazareth A. A
Martin's Creek
Nazareth
S B. Harding Wi
S. B. Harding
S. B. Har
Raymond Teel
Tary and Treasuer
Frank K
Charles Heath
Harold McC
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Claimed Successful
The American Legion Auxiliary held a well attended radio party on Friday evening at the T on home on South Main street. Prizes awarded included radio winners Miss Virginia Trapp Miss Gladys Werkheiser Mrs Tillie George Mrs Taylor Mrs Martha Meyers Miss Clair Keen Miss Joyce Bucc Raymond Nagle and Mrs Mae Rodgers Haas Frank Kemmer Mrs Mae Stark Mrs Campb Mrs Fehr J Stewart Ever Mrs Joseph Heintvelman C Meyers Mrs Horice Wattle Miss Labella Miller Howard Wheer and Mrs Net Kleppi with door prize awarded to Michel Tomi and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
T On Home
South Main Street
Virginia Trapp
Gladys Werkheiser
Tillie George
Taylor
Martha Meyers
Clair Keen
Joyce Bucc
Raymond Nagle
Mae Rodgers
Haas
Frank Kemmer
Mae Stark
Campb
Fehr
J. Stewart Ever
Joseph Heint
Rebekah Degree Anniversary to Be Observed
The Elizabeth File Lodge No. 570 Rebekahs met in Belvidere Street Hall with officers nominated. Mary Wunderly was named grand, Sally Wunderly vice grand, and Anna Kern trustee. The next meeting is March 17 recognizing founder Schuyler Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth File Lodge
Orde Rebkahs
Toof Hall
Belvidere Street
Cornelia Pritehman
Mary Wunderly
Sally Wunderly
Anna Kern
Rebekahs
Rebekah Deg
Schuyler Colfax
American Legion Safety Committee Organized at Nazareth meeting
At a regular Nazareth Post of the American Legion meeting Commander Morrow organized a Safety Committee to require all members submit to blood tests for future transfusion records. Wilson Zerfass chairs the committee and will contact members. The group plans functions and discussed Armistice Day and Decoration Day events for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Post
The
American Legion
Heid
South Main Street
Ganized
Committee For
Commander Frack
Northampton County
Floy Knecht
Nazarene
Knecht
Venice
California
Nazareth
District Atty Frack Speaks To Scouts At YMCA
District Attorney William Frack was guest speaker for Boy Scouts Troop V-32 Monday evening in the YMCA Social Rooms. He spoke on Scouting and noted that some arrestees had been Boy Scouts at some time. Scoutmaster Elmer C. Snyder presented a handhook and a Lyne? to the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frack
Boy Scouts
YMCA
Scouting” Aid
Scoutmasey
Elmer C. Snyder
Surprise Birthday Party Tendered at Lincoln Avenue Home
A birthday surprise was hosted at Clark Lincoln Avenue home on Thursday by relatives and friends for a Daly Vogel. The evening featured games and refreshments. Guests included Lilly Vogel and daughter Cordela of Shoenersville. Mr and Mrs Haro ld Frey and son Elmer of Bath. Mr and Mrs Joseph Grube. Mr and Mrs Clark Vonel and daughter Verna and sons Frank Elwood and Dal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Vogel
Paren’s
Clark
Lincoln Avenue
Lilly
Cordela
Shoenersville
Harold Frey
Elmer
Bath
Joseph Grube
Clark Vonel
Verna
Frank, Elwood
Dal
Town
Birthday party honors Dietz in Cross Roads home
Was surprised at a birthday party for Dietz held at Grover Roberts home in Cross Roads. Guests served included Sallie McClure Phillipsburg Miss Lotie Kemmerer Bushkill Center Emma Boers Copes Elsie Danse Fay Dietz Bernice Robert Eva Williamson Padcur Babo Tatamy Henry Kosternuder Aiuta Lester Davidson Capella Peser Dietz Paul Seifert Hilton Shafter Quudolph McGinnis East Lawn Mrs Saba Kyocht Edelmans Meo Mrs Mari Dasidea Mr and Mrs Robert Beers Capella Mer bed Seitert and Mr ad Mrs Harve TOY Sewn aid My Cross Road Ruiert.
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Tor Dietz
Jansvey Dietz
Belvidere
New Streets
Grover Roberts
Cross Roads
Dietz
Sallie McClure
Phillipsburg
Lo Tie Kemmerer
Bushkill
Cen
Emma Boers
Copes
Elsie Danse
Fay Dietz
Town
Bernice Robert
Eva
Florence Wiliamson
Padcur Babo
Tatamy
Henry Kostenruder
Aiuta
Lester Davidon
Capella
Peser Dietz
Paul Seitert
Hilton Shafter
Qudolph McGinnis
East Lawn
Saba Kyocht
Edelmans, Meo
Mari
Luther League Regular Meeting Noted at St John's
The Senior Luther Leven of St John's Lutheray Chureit mie led Monday evening prayers, with Anna Weaver and Lillian Beers reading scripture. Elwood Ununaet introduced the speaker whose topic was about the Redeemer Wasser reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leven
St John's Lutheray
Anna Weaver
Lillian Beers Elwood
Wasser
Daughters of America Card Party Held at Eagle Hall
Daughters of America Council No 183 held a card party Tuesday evening in Eagle Hall on Center Square. Participants played Haas and Cogtie with prizes awarded to Stella Miller, Marty Repher, Jennie Carris, Angelina Cabeza, Sterling Smith, Stanley Fehr, Clara Bealon, Ruth Fehr, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Whitheld Council
Daughters of America
Eagle Hall
Center Square
Haas and Cogtie
Haas
Thabella Miler
Marty Repher Crn
Jenneifer Carris
al- Angelina Cabeza
Sterung Smith
Stanley Fehr
Clara Bealon
Ruth Fehr
Anile
Pucy Rematy
Edtia Abe
Eighteenth Birthday Party at Kilpatrick Home
A birthday surprise party honored Roy Kilpatrick on Frayescain at the Kilpatrick home in Ea Lawn. Guests included many neighbors and relatives with games and refreshments. Attendees listed include Dorgiay Bauer Mass Alverha Trach, Vivian Von Steulen, Virginia Sehef, Miriam Fory, Dorothy Nagle, Catherine Werner, Mike Virginia Tittie, Ruth Bauer, Ruth Bell, Ruth Abel, Margaret Wootman, Jennie Weiant, Anna Eva Erma Kipa tavk, Betty Wartman, Alan Tidy, Warren Lilly, Ralph Shook Gorge Shook, Carl Von Steuo, Chutes Smith, Wilson Rissmiuiter, Stanley Werner, Austin Nace, Elwood Ackerman, Roy Kilpatrick, Elmer Kilpatrick, James McGrath, Kilpatrick and Witham families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Kilpatrick
Frayescain
Roys
Jodewine
Dorgiay Bauer
Alverha Trach
Vivian von Steulen
Virginia Seheffier
Mary Nase
Miriam Fory
Dorothy Nagle
Catherine Werner
Mike Virginia Tittie
Ruth Bauer
Ruth Bell
Ruth Abel
Margaret Wootman
Jennie Weiant
Anna
Eva
Erma Kipatavk
Betty Wartman
Alan Tidy
Warren Lilly
Ralph Shook
Gorge Shook
Carl von Steuo
Chutes Smith
Wilson Rissmiuiter
Stanley Werner
Austin Nace
Elwood Ackerman
Roy Kilpatrick
Elmer Kilpatrck
Civil Service Exams Announced for Various Posts
The Civil Service Commission lists competitive examinations for several roles including file clerk, associate financial officer, and principal examiner. Positions pay from 33 to 5 600 per year, with locations spanning Dayton to Washington and titles tied to Air Corps materials and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Commission
Air Corps
Materia
Dyn
Dayton
Olio
Prinepal Aeneasurai
Mathaiael
Pete Areshy
Marios
Hinnen
Broad Street Theatre Hosts Amateur Nights with Ray Perkins
Broad Street Theatre announces a coast to coast radio talent contest with Ray Perkins and Arnold Johnson’s orchestra. Winners receive a trip to New York and a personal appearance on National Amateur Night. Auditions run weekly with three weekly prizes for top amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Ss
Evers
Ray Perkins
Avnoul Johnson
Mr Meoser
Broad Street
New York
Arnold Johnson
Hare Stryder
Om Ua
Philads ‘Phut
Stan Tee Brogia
Horn and Handart
Meeser
Snyder
Nazareth Rotary hears Rev Eliott on Peace at YMCA dinner
The Nazareth Rotary Club hosted The Rev John H Eliott pastor of First Presbyterian Church Easton as guest speaker at Monday’s dinner meeting in the local YMCA dining rooms. Eliott spoke passionately on Peace while Rotarians sang along and chair Harry A Reichenbach introduced the speaker. The program included a brief blessing and group songs led by Brinton Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Eliott
First P Presbyterian Church
Easton
Nazareth Rotary Club
Mr Eliot
Harry A Reichenbach
Brinton Searles
Rotary
Department of Commerce Weekly Business Survey report
United States exports in January rose 13 percent to 198 million dollars while imports gained 12 percent to 187 million. Sugar imports and confectionery sales led gains. weather and construction activity boosted output, with steel and glass orders rising in key centers. A broad upturn in retail and wholesale activity was noted across multiple cities, though some regions showed uneven recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Comerce
Houeton
Minneapolis
Allan- Hastieton
Washington
Buffalo
San Francisco
Scott Portland
Oregon
Norvik
Induanapoli
Jfsal
Detroit
Coca Senda
Orientis
Cleveland
Nat Worimore
United States
Iports
Bake Sale by St Johns Reformed Church Group
The Young People's League of St Johns Reformed Church invites the public to a bake sale on Saturday March 7 in the office rooms of the Trumbower Company located on South Main street. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of
St John's Reformed Church
The
Trumbower Company
South Main Street
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Legion Auxiliary
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Easton Hospital
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Civil Service Examinations
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