Quarterly Meeting of Divid Board Names Replacements
Hellertown elects Taylor P Gano and Lester Hawk as officers with Miss Anne Viachos supervising Branch Work. Rev A B Delbert Northampton resigns. Walter Ruthhart of Northampton County Blind Association announces long service and willingness to step down. Board proceedings continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P!gano
Lester C. Hawk
Nazareth
R. W. Musselman
Pen Argyl
Anne Viachos
A. 8. Delbert
Northampton
Walter C. Ruthhart
Blind Association
Northampton County
Ruthhart
Potato Fertilizer and Practice Talks at Two Pennsylvania Meetings
R Dickey of Pennsylvania State College led two Friday meetings near Pennsville and Nagareth on potato production. He urged land preparation and good seed, discussed legume benefits, and warned against overuse of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash. Experimental shows shallow cultivation preserves roots and raises yields, while overcultivation harms growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Dickey
Pennsylvania State College
Qth
B. L. Coleman
Eton County
Harmony Hall
Pennsville
Nagareth
Dickey
Pennsylvania
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company reports solid 1934 year
The executive committee met to compare figures from 1933 records and found no need to raise 1934 rates. The company is pleased with the presented statistics, noting improved efficiency after years of high rates and a steady business performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mutual Fire Insure Company
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Interior Decorating Talk
The March meeting at the high school featured Mrs. George Holt of Cedar Crest College giving a talk on interior decorating stressing the living room as key. She discussed child development, furniture eras, and lighting, and suggested seasonal rearrangement for harmony, noting home atmosphere reflects occupants. A reciprocity program with the Pen Argyl Club was planned for next Monday with local members leading, and Miss Mary Altemose performed readings. Hostesses included a large list of women led by Mrs. G. B. Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
George Holt
Cedar Crest College
Allentown
Wen
Pen! Argyl Club
Pen! Argyl
Mary Altemose
G. B. Searles
Fred
Rotary Club hears talk on international relations
Dr Paul De Schweinitz of Bethlehem spoke at the local Rotary Club in the YMCA on Friday evening about international relations and their link to Rotary objects. The session, led by President W K Shimer, celebrated anniversaries for Charles Shafer H P Weisley and William Silfies, with Belvidere Rotary guests invited for March 26. Mrs W P Gano hosted a T I E Sewing Club luncheon at her N Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Schweinitz
Bethlehem
W. K. Shimer
Charles Shafer
H. P. Weisley
William Silfies
Belvidere Rotary Club
de Schwenitz
Rotary
Montevideo
W. P. Gano
T. I. E. Sewing Club
N. Main Street
Unity Aim Among Milk Producers in Middle Group
Marien outlines efforts to unite Philadelphia area dairy factions under one aligned policy. He says both state governments seek dairy stability and stresses mutual understanding over outvoting. A meeting with Allied representatives led by Mr. Moffett discussed plans to bring factions together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Philadelphia
Mr. Moffett
Town's light plant pays all bills in Middletown
Middletown Pennsylvania town owns its electric light and power plant and will not levy borough taxes for the second year. The 1934 budget was set at 56 700 dollars by council, with income from the municipal plant expected to cover the budget and an extra five thousand for a borough hall building. Burgess H V McNair, noted as brother of William N. McNair of Pittsburgh, commented on the figures.
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Pennsylvania
H. V. McNair
Burgess
Middletown
Burgess H. V. McNair
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Hyacinth
Northampton County Wool Growers Meet Re Elects Directors
The Northampton County Wool Growers re elected E O Heaney Pen Argyl Dr F J Edelman Bath and L F Nicholas Bethel as directors. George K Brands Stroudsburg new director to represent the section. Attendees from Northampton Monroe counties and parts of New Jersey visited Willow Brook Farms Catasauqua and Trexler Sheep Ranch near Schnecksville to view flocks and discuss wool production and baby beeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County
E. O. Heaney
Pen Argyl
F. J. Edelman
Bath
L., F. Nicholas
Bethel
George K. Brands
Stroudsburg
Northampton
Monroe Counties
New Jersey
Willow Brook Farms
Catasauqua
W. B. Connell
Pennsylvania State College
Willow Brook
Harrisburg
Montana
Trexler Sheep Ranch
Schnecksville
M. P. Tait
Trexler Ranch
Connell
Far West
Wool Growers Association
Earl S. Eckels
Washington
N. J
Prank G. Fogel
Nazareth Rl
FP. J. Edelman
Nazareth School Board Prepares 1934 35 Budget Tentative
Nazareth Pennsylvania March 12 1934 meeting notes show board members present and bills approved totaling 1511.39. Treasurer and tax collector reports filed. President directs tentative budget for 1934 35 to be prepared for April meeting while Nazareth Woman's Club donation acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oryan r.F.c
Nazareth School Board
Nazareth
Pennsylvania
Nazareth High School
Kern
Bennett
Leh
Anangst
Snyder
Martin
Miss Beck
Bennett and Leh
Allyn & Bacon
American Book Co
Edward E. Babb
Baker & Taylor Co
Bell Telephone Co
Blue Mt. Cons. Water Co
Frable’s Ser
Ginn & Co
R. C. Griffith
Houghton, Mifflin Co
Laidlaw Bros
Lyons & Carnahan
MacMillan Co
Chas. E. Merrill Co
Metropolitan Edison Co
Nazareth Plan. Mill Co
People's Coal & Supply Co
R. K. Brout
Underwood Elliot Fisher Co
University Society, Inc
Walker-Turner Co
Walsh & Walsh
John C. Winston Co
World Book Co
Nazareth Woman's Club
Secre
Let Industry Receive Equal Aid To Build Recovery
Editorial argues that federal relief should flow through industry alongside banks and agriculture. It contends loans to industry will revive capital, securities, and permanent jobs, urging equal treatment to prevent funds from failing to reach workers. It warns continued aid to banks alone will fail to restore employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Sam
Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting and Plan Bethlehem Birthday
Girl Scouts of troop 2 met at the Moravian Church on Monday evening with Gertrude Michael in charge. Mildred Clewell led color bearers Virginia Chapman and Betty Allman, as Miriam Anangst earned hostess, needlewoman and scholarship badges. The group studied birds for nature requirements and arranged attendance at the 22nd birthday anniversary at Bethlehem. Betty Allman, Virginia Chapman and Millicent Uhler were chosen to assist with the birthday cake ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 2
Moravian Church
Gertrude Michael
Mildred Clewell
Virginia Chapman
Betty Allman
Miriam Anangst
Bethlehem
Millicent Uhler
Lehigh Valley ACS to Meet in Palmerton March 6
The Lehigh Valley Section of the American Chemical Society will hold its March meeting at the Palmerton High School on Friday March 6 at 8 00 p m A dinner at 6 30 p m will precede the program Speakers include James C Miller of Continental Bag and Paper Co on The Manufacture of Paper and W T Brown of Bethlehem Steel Coke Works on Coal Tar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
American Chemical Society
Palmerton, Pa
James C. Miller
Continental Bag and Paper Co
Horse Head Inn
W. T. Brown
Coke Works
Bethlehem’ Steel Co
Farmer Beats Milk Record With Guernsey Cow Lilly
Replying to Mr. R E Stuber inquiry, Meadow Brook Farm's David Way reports Stony Hill Lilly No 132935 produced 2215.4 pounds in December and 2016.6 pounds in January, averaging 2116 pounds per 80 days. The record surpasses Stuber's cow by 175.4 pounds in a month, with butter fat translating to just over 107 pounds monthly.
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R. E. Stuber
David Way
Meadow- Brook Farm
Guernsey
Stony Hill Lilly
Employers urged to use Federal State Employment Bureau services
Harrisburg officials announce a drive to acquaint Pennsylvan ia employers with the bureaus job matching services. With over 372,000 registered for work during the active CWA period still unemployed, staff will visit twelve counties to connect employers with suitable applicants and stress qualifications to place jobless workers. In February the bureau registered more than 8500 job seekers and placed 1023 people.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal
State Employment Bureau
Department of Labor and Industry
A. W. Motley
Bureau
CWA
Lenten Cantata Set For Moravian Church Sunday Evening
The Moravian Church will present The Seven Last Words of Christ with baritone William P. Gano Jr. leading solos and Marie Voigt contralto performing He Was Despised from Messiah. The orchestra includes Achenbach Hartsel Deichman Freeman and others. final rehearsal Friday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Gano, Jr
Christ
Messiah
Marie Voigt
Jesse Honeycutt
Bethlehem
Prano
Edson Hardy
Thomas Achenbach
Jacob Hartsel
John Deichman
Sydney Freeman
Wm, LaBar
Lester Scott
Whitfield Trein
Paul Wavrek
Albert Doster
Messrs. Wavrek
Wilson Boerstler
Wilhelm Knecht
Charles Wunderly
Jesse Kreidler
Eugene Trein
Frank Huth
Warren Breinig
Harry Venter
Paul Bauder
Russell Rohrbsch
Theodore Dubois
Schoeneck Moravian Church
Kutz Accepts Post as Acting Bethlehem Postmaster
Harry D. Kutz of Bethlehem, former State Senator and Northampton county bar member, accepts acting postmaster role from Postmaster General Farley, on Walter’s recommendation. He serves until Senate confirmation and takes charge immediately as Robert Ritter moves to a four year term starting February 12, 1932. Salary now 3800 per year after a cut from 4000 amid a drop in revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Kutz
Bethlehem
Northampton County Bar
Farley
Francis E. Walter
Easton
Senate
Katz
Robert K. Ritter
Nazareth Fire Chief Tours Town Inspecting Fire Safety
Nazareth Fire Chief Charles Stuber conducts this week a building inspection tour to study town construction and fire hazards. The article urges property owners to address fire risks promptly and suggests adopting a building code to prevent future fire traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stuber
Nazareth
Principal's February 1934 Report
February 1934 principal report shows total enrollment 1234 with 646 in grades including junior and senior high. Term totals adjust to 1291 with 666 in grades and 360 junior high and 265 senior high. Average daily attendance 1175 and 96.5 percent. Fire drill note references severe weather affecting conditions.
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Nate
Nazareth Hosts County Sunday School Conference at Moravian Church
Nazareth will host the County Sunday School Association mid year efficiency conference at the Moravian Church with county and district officers meeting Saturday afternoon and evening. B A McGarvey will address both sessions on The Challenge of the Christ to His Workers. Afternoon and evening devotions, local school problem discussions, special music, and a 5 30 supper are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
County Sunday School Association
Moravian Church
B. A McGarvey
Walter H. Dieh
St. John's Reformed Church
Floyd E. Shupp
Walnutport
Eugene D. Trein
Moravian Sunday School
Kutztown native Kuta served in state senate
J in postal receipts. Mr. Kuta, a Kutztown native aged 60, graduated from Kutztown State Normal School and attended Lafayette College. Admitted to the bar in 1900, he practiced law at Nazareth before moving to Bethlehem. In 1923 he was elected to the State Senate after studying under General Reeder of Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuta
Kutstown
Kutztown
Springtime Love Poem Exults Over Youthful Union
A lyrical rhapsody of spring as a lover pledges devotion and muses on renewal. The speaker urges shared walks beneath blossoms, compares beloved to the season’s vitality, and pleads for a lifelong declaration of love.
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Ian
Hellertown
Taylor
Mers Union Mutual Ins. Co
Borough Hall
Northampton CO
Mary Wunderly
Charles Wun
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