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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

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Beware of Fakirs in Buying Nursery Stock

Pennsylvania enforces the Plant Pest Act of 1927 to curb itinerant nursery stock salesmen who take deposits, deliver diseased plants, or substitute varieties. Inspectors require salesmen to show valid cards. reports go to the Bureau of Plant Industry in Harrisburg for swift action to protect buyers in farming and suburban communities.

Pennsylvania M. Trimble Commonwealth Trimble Bureau of Plant Industry Harrisburg

Jam Shortcake and Sauce Recipes From a Vintage Menu

A collection of kitchen instructions for a Jam Shortcake with a cream cheese and raspberry jam center, a Mutton Broth recipe with stock, vegetables, milk mixed with cornstarch, and parsley, plus several sauces including Foamy Sauce Raisin Sauce Creamy Hard Sauce Lemon Sauce and Egg Sauce.

Entertains at Bridge at Center Street Home

Mrs Addison Anangst hosted a Friday bridge gathering at her Center street home. Guests included Mrs J Allen Starner Mrs Frank Messinger Mrs Joseph Rickert Mrs Harold Starner Mrs Laura Encke Mrs Joseph Heintzel man and Mrs Harry Seyfried. Prizes went to Mrs Encke and Mrs Rickert. Luncheon followed.

Addison Anangst Bridge Center Street J. Allen Starner Frank Messinger Joseph Rickert Harold Starner Laura Encke Joseph Heintzelman Harry Seyfried Encke Rickert

Gas Vendors Must Keep Records of Transactions

Harrisburg report states gasoline distributors and service stations must retain two years of records including invoices and bills of lading under the Liquid Fuels Act Sections 8 and 9. Officials may inspect books and facilities to verify payments, with penalties up to $1000 fine, one year imprisonment, or both.

Harrisburgh A. P. Delahunt Bureau of Liquid Fuels Tax Department of Revenue Delahunt Pennsylvania

Knitted cap and scarf styles for winter fashion

The piece reviews new winter knitwear including a fitted knitted cap and a scarf in long or ascot form. It notes color combinations such as red green brown and advises on how to wear the hat tilted to best suit the wearer.

Jurors Named for Northampton April Term Court

Sheriff Anangst and jury commissioners picked 24 grand jurors from ten precincts for the April 4 session at the Northampton County Courthouse. Separately 75 prospective jurors were selected from 21 precincts for the criminal term beginning April 11.

Charles H. Anangst Northampton County Court House Bethlehem Bangor Easton Freemansburg Nazareth Northampton Pen Argyl Walnutport Wilson Upper Mount Bethel Upper Nazareth Wind Gap Williams

Trim Simplicity Keynote of Spring Styles

The fashion pendulum favors a tailored spring look with cadet inspired lines and narrow tailoring. Accessories gain importance as Maurice Wi notes rising shoe design, featuring ghillie ties and cutout styles across oxfords and pumps from Thom Med stores.

Maurice Wi Strik Ing Ghillie Thom Med 4 New Spring Styles Inc Watersnake Sonas Oxford Stray Opera

Rochester Averts School Tax Increase With Concrete Measures

The Rochester Board of Education outlines 1932 budget actions to curb costs amid rising enrollment while funding stays flat. Savings come from halting elementary summer schools and evening programs, curtailing convention travel, reducing tuition refunds, trimming clerical staff, delaying repairs, and pausing automatic raises, plus $40,000 saved on supplies due to lower prices. The Detroit Board of Commerce also proposes city government accounting reforms and efficiency steps including salary alignment, standardized supplies, tax collection, and erasing long-held red tape on assessments.

Rochester Board of Education of Detroit Board

Do It Yourself Home Cleaning Tips From Small Purchases

A handy aid for housecleaning is a ten cent rubber sponge that removes discolorations from paper easily. Leftover cereals can become a dessert with sugar and cream. Rejuvenate outgrown shoes by repairs and re-dyeing for extended use. Reuse worn towels by stitching a durable dish cloth from the intact portions. Clean combs quickly with a string cleaner and cleaning fluid.

Plainfield Township Road Supervisors Set Wages

The Board of Supervisors of Plainfield Township met on March 3 and fixed road work wages at 30 cents per hour for labor and 60 cents per hour for two horse team work.

Board of Supervisors Plainfield Township

Frantz Anniversary Celebration At South Main Home

A Saturday evening gathering at Quintus and wife Frantz home on South Main street observed their wedding anniversary. Attendees included William A Frantz and spouse, William Andrews and spouse, Charles Gogel and spouse, Asher Hagenbuch and spouse, Harold Gogel and spouse, Floyd Schoch and spouse, Gladys and Mae Gogel, Howard Barrall, and Richard and Harold Gogel. They enjoyed ecards music and a fine lunch while gifts and flowers were exchanged and warm congratulations extended.

Quintus Frantz South Main Street Town William A. Frantz William Andrews Charles Gogel Asher Hagenbuch Harold Gogel Floyd Schoch Gladys Mae Gogel Howard Barrall Richard Floyd Sehoch

Bridge Club Entertained at Main Street Home

Mrs. Paul Heckman hosted a bridge gathering Friday evening at her Main Street residence with 13 members present including Mrs. Anangst Kahler Sturgis Wagner Stocker Scott Wunderly Kraemer Schnerr Cassler Koehler Anglemire. Prizes went to Mrs. Stocker Wagner and Cassler.

Paul Heckman Main Street George Anangst George Kahler Albert Sturgis Floyd Wagner Ralph Stocker Lester Scott Paul Wunderly Anna Kraemer Charles Schnerr Edward Cassler Lester Ko

George Washington a noted stockman and farmer authoritatively stated

The United States Department of Agriculture notes George Washington as a successful stockman and farmer. On Mount Vernon he kept hundreds of livestock including 139 horses, 600 sheep, and 300 cattle in 1793. He bred mules, received a King’s gift of jacks and jennets, trained his own horses, and left a livestock tally of over 1 000 head valued above 15 000 in his will.

George Washington United States Department of Agriculture Washington Mount Vernon Virginia Spain Lafayette

Sacred Cantata Rehearsals By Local Reformed Church

The choir of a local Reformed church rehearses the sacred cantata The Seven Last Words for a performance next Sunday evening at 7 30 in the church auditorium.

St Patrick Luncheon and 500 Held at Halberstadt Home

Mr and Mrs Victor Halberstadt hosted a St Patrick s Luncheon and 500 at their North Broad street home on Saturday evening for sixteen guests from Hercules Cement Corporation Stockertown. A fine luncheon and St Patrick s Day themed decorations and favors were enjoyed. Prizes at cards went to Mrs Paul Houck James Childress and Mr and Mrs Wilburt Hack.

Victor Halberstadt North Broad Street Hercules Cement Corporation Stockertown Paul Houck James Childress Wilburt Hack

Successful Local Sales Attract Buyers In City Auctions

Two public sales were held Saturday with crowds of bidders. The Wendell Erdie property at 153 South Whitfield Street sold for 4300 dollars, auctioneer William Mabus and clerk Tru man Bittenbender noted. The executive sale at 314 South Broad Street by Edgar D. Rohn and Clinton P. Rohn sold the home to Willard Rohn for 3700 dollars, with personal property sold at varied prices. Clarence Huber was auctioneer and Mark R. Frankenfield the clerk.

Wendell Erdie South Whitfield Street William Mabus Truman Bittenbender South Broad Street Edgar D. Rohn Clinton P. Rohn Emaline Rohn Willard Rohn Clarence Huber Mark R. Frankenfield

Measles Tops Pennsylvania Disease List in 1931

Pennsylvania reports to the Bureau of Vital Statistics show measles as the leading communicable disease with 80 742 cases in 1931. The 5 to 9 year age group accounts for about 45 000 measles cases, while chicken pox totals 29 107, scarlet fever 20 252, whooping cough 15 919, and mumps 15 277. Diphtheria totals 4 528 cases with 1 683 in ages 5 to 9. German measles reach 4 021 cases, many in the same child age group.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Bureau of Vital Statistics State Department of Health

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