Nazareth Item recalls long past local events and figures
Excerpts from the Nazareth Item recount a 47 year ago drought of memory with notes on families, property moves, local trades, a veteran captain’s illness, a Bons of Veterans meeting, a catechism reunion, and a historic Hecktown piano manufactory. The piece links Nazareth, Easton, Bushkill and Philadelphia connections with Harbingers of a bygone era.
Notable Nazareth Residents and Local Happenings Chronicle
A roundup of community notes from Mauch Chunk and Nazareth area includes J H Wilhelm marking his 67th birthday while serving as Lehigh Valley Railroad paymaster and bank director, local dairymen upgrades, poultry prizewinners, farming trades, school prizes, and church improvements. The report highlights residents like M L Miltenberger, Elwood Koehler, Frederick Martin, and others amid social visits, sleighing weather, and varied trades.
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J. H. Wilhelm
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Mauch Chunk National Bank
Wilhelm
Nazareth
Bath Dairymen’s Association
Radio deserter Ross seeks honor and returns to Army
Ames Ross, an Army deserter from 19 53, sought radio advice on WHN with AL Alexander. Upset and nearly destitute, he pleaded for surrender as an honor and, after a board of arbiters, rejoined the Army and was discharged. Reporters filmed the scene as he returned home with his wife and three children.
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Norning
Aaron
James Gels
Easton
Walter
W. L. Fairchild
New York
Fev. D. Kunts
St. John's
Noo
Ander Sientas
Sais
Armny
Ames Ross
Radio
Ross
L Alexander
WHN
Ing
Alexander
Resignations, new cement plant plans mark town news
Owen H Hess resigns as Dexter Cement Mill superintendent effective May 1 after decades of service. Bushkill Township Assessor William Hall resigns for health reasons. Carl Seyfried named to fill unexpired term. Keystone Cement Company begins a large new mill project near Bath with expected operation by December 31. Local assessors conduct spring rounds. numerous town visitors and social notes follow. Public sale of Clarence Kemmere r draws big crowd with horses selling up to 400 dollars and total receipts near 4600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Notch
M. L. Miltenberger
Harrison Williamson
Clearfield
Marcus L. Davidson
Capella
Moore Township
Elwood J. Koehler
New Village
Bushkill Township
Robert Michael
Mr. Koehler
Michael
Frederick Martin
Frank Martin
Princeton College
Princeton
N. J
Martin
Nazareth High School
Harvard College
Tatamy A. A
Cominng
Francis Messinger
William Bartholomew
Charles Whitesell
Daniel Lichtenwalner
Earl Messinger
Clarence Lichtenwalner
Charles Flory
Edelmans
A. F. Meyers
Fred Meyers
Mabel Meyers
Moorestown
Easton
H. P. Koch
M. J. Snyder
Pauline
Dorothy
Marguerite
Frank Best
Stella
David P. Koch
Gladys
Robert Fritchman
Georgetown
Asher Kreidler
Newburg
Harry Miller
Michael Fish
Navarre
James F. Meyers
Nazareth Creamery
Howard Kresge
Green Grocer
Corner Broad
Belvidere
Pierce Salt
Hollo
South Main St
Milton Walter
Repsher
Charles Meyers
Wind Gap
Penn- Allen Cement Co
Young Ladies Bible Class
Carrie Grunert
Nazareth Moravian Church
Jacob Beck
Massachusetts
Milwaukee
Wis
George Reese
Stockertown
Allen Keller
Lincoln Avenue
Church Sts
Oliver Seyfried
Flora Kindt
Robert
Carrie, Ella
Mabel Reinecke
Town
John Reinecke
Westminster
Thomas Remaly
Grace
Farmersville
Owen H. Hess
Dexter Cement
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corporation
Hess
Old Nazareth Company
Phoenix
William Hall
Northampton County
Hall
Carl Seyfried
Seyfried
Bath
Keystone Cement Company
Charles Barrall
Danielsville
M. E. Fehnel
Hecktown
Robert L. Hoch
Alice Knauss
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Arthur Schmidt
David Beveridge
New York City
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Robert Fogel
Ella Thomas
Bethlehem
Charles Happel
Phaon Gehringer
East Lawn
D. Wilmer Wolf
Ralph
Allenown
Charles Laubach
Norristown
John Laubach
Robert Laubach
St. Luke's Hospital
Martin Herman
James K. Worman
George Kirkentall
William H. George
Brooklyn
Eugene D. George
Clarence Kemmerer
James L. Ritter
Youth Ahoy volume for young men and women
Aunt D discusses age perceptions from childhood to adulthood. She argues against faking age to seem older or younger and urges embracing each life stage. The piece notes teens' differing pleasures and warns girls against immature appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Hue
Aunt D
Mobile distributor to replace old carriage works with new garage
A mobile distributor plans to dismantle the former carriage works and erect a modern concrete block garage to accommodate his expanding business. The project aims to provide more space and improved facilities for vehicle maintenance and storage.
The Perils of Pretending at Any Age
Aunt Cal advises against chasing faux sophistication to appeal to others. She warns immature posing harms credibility and friendships, urging readers to take pride in their current age and enjoy its real pleasures.
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Cal
Broad Top Coal Field An Isolated Pennsylvania Bench Deposit
The Broad Top coal field lies at the junction of Fulton Bedford and Huntingdon counties. Erosion spared younger rocks, creating a small 89 square mile field that yields 1.4 percent of the state bituminous output and employs about 2,000 people. Drifts and slopes characterize its mines with historical links to Tory settlement and 1853 commercial production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Top
Pulton
Bedford
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania
Raymond FE
Marion Murphy
Robertsdale
Rail Lines Reach From Northeast In Market Expansion
A brief note indicates rail lines extend toward the northeast as car movement shifts toward consumer distribution. The fragmentary item hints at growing logistics reach and evolving transportation routes.
Enrollment figures show many small high schools
Harrinsberg report by Lester K. Ade indicates 339 high schools had enrollments under 200, 620 under 100, with 112 under 50 and 304 under 100, while 446 had enrollments under 150. Data from the Superintendent of Public Instruction covers 1267 high schools.
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Harrinsberg
Lester K. Ade
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