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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
2
Miscellany notes from Nazareth and surrounding towns report farm sales and leases, local appointments, and community events. Town residents including Heller and Knecht move ventures, and Berks to Bath visitors. Democratic shift noted in federal government and local service updates in early March.
Eighteen years ago Thomas E Snyder, a grain merchant, planned trips to Toledo Chicago Minneapolis and St Louis for Flory Milling Co. H HL Nagle of Easton visited town on Tuesday. Heimbach Baking Co auto truck from Allentown carried supplies after a snow storm. Nazareth Lodge I O O F No 1008 schedules Friday March 12 meetings thereafter every Friday. Mr and Mrs Warren Siegfried visited Philadelphia over the weekend with Miss Pauline Bahnson.
National Wildlife Restoration Week runs March 20 to 26 with sixteen poster stamps by Jay Darling. Eight birds and eight mammals appear in colorful sheets of 100, priced at one cent per stamp or one dollar per sheet, funds to local groups and the General Wildlife Federation.
Ornamental horticulturists at Penn State advise bringing forsythia pussy willow and flowering quince indoors as buds swell to force blooms. Add charcoal to the water to keep it sweet and extend vase life.
A long piece traces the fame of Charles Dickens and Dale Carnegie, noting Dickens early poverty and rise, his uproarious public receptions, a strained marriage, and enduring legacy. It interweaves social club notes, school events, Scout activities, a theatre outing, and a tenth birthday celebration for Joyce Weidman.
The Boy Scout Troop 38 returned home from Camp Melvin in the Pocono Mountains after a weekend camping trip hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schaffer. Scoutmaster John Smith and assistants led the group, with meals by the Mothers Auxiliary. Various local residents attended as visitors and school assembly honored community members throughout the week.
Miss Virginia Broad of East Stroudsburg State Teachers College visited her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Broad over the weekend. Mr and Mrs David Repsher and sons Lester and Meryl of Bangor were Sunday guests of Mrs Repsher's parents Mr and Mrs Milton Trach. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and daughter Marjorie of Easton were Sunday guests of Mrs Miller's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wagner.
A 1906 entrant into medicine argues hospitals, not old methods, drive quality care. He praises laboratory staff, clinical pathologists, radiology with roentgenologist, dietetics, admitting offices, phones, and operators, noting the profession has become “hospitalized.”
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