Nazareth Y boys and girls defeat Easton on local Y court
Nazareth Y M H A teams swept Easton in a Tuesday doubleheader at the Y. The girls won 23 to 9 in a one sided affair while the boys produced a fast-paced 26 to 21 victory. Laudenbach Sobers Knecht and Wright starred for Nazareth with strong defense and steady scoring.
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Nazareth
Sobers
Knecht
Y. M. H. A. Nazareth
Carney
Laudenbach Wright
Sobere Goldstein
Andrews Lipitz
Bart R. Ostroff
VanNatta
Nagareth
Andrews
Easton
H. Otstroff
R. Ostroff
Laudenbach
Wright
Lipitz
H. Ostroff
H. Ostriff
Y.M.H. A
Heime
Holland Bauman
Renee Wunderly
Ostroff
Plush
C Coy
Nauman
Heims
Bergstein
Miss Walker
Death of Charles Werner at 58 in almshouse
Charles Werner aged 58 died Wednesday at 3 am in the almshouse from cancer. He was admitted from Bushkill Center on January 19, 1979 and was unmarried. He leaves sisters Mrs. Cyrus Koehler and Mrs. James Miller of Moorestown, Mrs. Charles Hahn of Easton, and Mrs. Stofflet of Nazareth. Undertaker Bensing of Moorestown in charge of the body.
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Charles Werner
Almshouse
Bushkill Center
Cyrus Koehler
James Miller
Moorestown
Charles Hahn
Easton
Stofflet
Nazareth
Undertaker Bensing
Davies Opera Company presents Olivette in Nazareth High School
The Davies Opera Company staged the operetta Olivette in the Nazareth High School auditorium on Tuesday as part of the Lyceum course. The article lists local residents attending, such as Ned Freeman teaching at Nazareth High School, and notes various social visits, illnesses, and community events surrounding Nazareth and nearby towns.
Fragmented Humorous Vignettes and Jokes Arrive in Snippets
A collection of short dialogue scraps and gag lines. A child fakes illness to avoid school while jokes poke fun at boasting men, a wasp in soup, a cashier’s fear, a streetcar scene with a strap, a quarter turning profit by telegraph, and a curio dealer’s skulls setup.
Random thoughts on politics and progress in earnest
The piece muses on party harmony and public figures. It notes cars outpace trains to stations but not at crossings. It hints Lindbergh facing future ship of state leadership without oil scandals. It observes the Senate's stance against third terms, aligning at least with lawmakers in spirit.
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Lindbergh
U.S. Senate
Funeral of Miss Maude Kamper Held in Bangor Cemetery
The funeral service for Miss Maude Kamper, resident of this area, occurred last Thursday afternoon with burial in the Bangor Reform Cemetery. Local electric representatives worked in the area last week to secure right of way for pole erection. Joseph H Yetter and Robert Stevens drove trucks for Joseph Beer. Herbert W. Miller of Philadelphia, representing Acacia Life Insurance, visited the area. Mrs George Kline, ill with pleuro-pneumonia for weeks, is gradually improving. George C. Fula and family from Pangor visited Mr and Mrs J O Puls last Saturday evening. Local merchant pays 27 cents per dozen for poultry feed amid high prices. farmers face slim profits. W C Peck of Easton visited friends here last Friday. Benjamin Deutschman of Easton, former village resident, was a recent caller. Mr and Mrs Harold Ribble visited relatives in New Jersey. Russell Hill of this vicinity is undergoing treatment at Easton Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clarence V Fox hosted visitors from Mt Pleasant last Saturday. Township supervisors repair bad road sections with crushed rock. Amos Anderson plans extensive farming and poultry raising this spring and summer.
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Davies Opera Company
Lyceum
Seis
Ned Freeman
Penn State College
Nazareth High School
John Bowman
Denver
S. H. Eberts
Jennie Mitchell
John VanNatta
H. L. Thatcher
Easton
Cha Voigt
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Harry Freeman
New Street
New York
Bethlehem
Fairview
Town
Clara Werkheiser
Anna Uhler
Cherry Hill
Harry Stiner
Art
John Stamets
Conrad Smith
Tatamy
Charles Smith
East Lawn
St. Luke's Hospital
John Honster
George Kuhns
John Fraunfelder
Muhlenberg College
J. A. Fraunfelder
Maude Kamper
Bangor Reformed
Robert Stevens
Joseph H Yetter
Joseph Beer
Herbert W. Miller
Philadelphia
Acacia Life Insuriance Co
George Kline
George C. Fula
Pangor
J. O. Puls
W.C. Peck
Benjamin Deutschman
Harold Ribble
New Jersey
Russell Hill
Easton Hospital
Clarence V. Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Amos Anderson
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Duco
DU Pont
Aes
Walter Crawford & Co
Nazareth, Penna
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Bath
George Honsder
Belvidere Street
Amy Knauss
Eastern Star
Raymond Stout
Pen Argyl
George Andrews
Sue
Fannie Kachline
Anna Kachline
Cues Kraemer
Cea.ikublus
Fosco
J. ©. Morton
Beonty Cement Corporation
Howard Kunkle
Henry Schlegel
Nazareth Clothier
Mae Welsley
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Temple University
Indiana State Teacher's College
National Grand Council
Grover Foultz
Bangor
Oscar Foultz
Carl Wawrinek
Danielsville
L. Morton
Birmingham
Aident
The
Phoenix Company
Mieses
Marjorie Grube
Anna Rhymer
Anna Friedly
Mauch Chunk Street
Russell R. Rhymer
Allentown
J . Rhymer
K. Nazareth High School
George and
Preston Danner
Weavernville
John Danner
Northampton
Thomas E. Snyfer
Anna Fraunfelder
Grace Woodward
Ambler
Esther Bright
Norristown
Fraunfelder
Charles Kleppinger
Willis Kaiser
Henry O. Simons
Walter F. Kern
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Ira Porter
Porter
Fred Clemenson
Wind Gap
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William B. Harper
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Raymond Correll
Robert Milheim
Star Council
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Atto County
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Saylorsburg
Raymond Adams
Charles Laubach
Robert Laubach
Allen D. Eckert
Arlene
Charles Frantz
Schoenersville
William Kale
Ian
Flubb
Dubb
Tommy
Father
Columbus
Wiggins
Ford and
Fordson
J. H. Fulmer Auto CO
Spruce St
Richmond
Ludwig Himler
Walnut Street
E. J. Mangst & Sons
Colleen
Betty Lee
E. J. Mangst Broad and
Belvidere Sts
Second National Bank of
Patember Federal Reserve Bank Depository
United States
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