Local Notables Visit. Churches and Trades Highlight Town News
45 Years Ago genus Leibert of Scranton visits parents in town. Rev. Knecht is appointed 93 pastor of Evangelical Church. Rev. Eris to Perkasie. Wunderly Bros expand shop and build projects for Ziegler and Kraemer. Liveryman Ritter buys two two year old horses. Wind Gap Dispatch reaches first volume. Easter is set for April 2. Several residents travel, celebrate birthdays, and engage in trades. The town notes weather changes easing snow and minor incidents on the roads.
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Genus Leibert
Scranton
Aaron Moser
Geors
Wilmington
Del
Mary Lehr
Ghults
Martins Creek
Thomas Knecht
Evangelical
Phurch
A. L Eris
Perkasie
County
P, Wunderly & Bros
Phil
Max Ziegler
Centre Street
Henry Kraemer
Ephraim Loux
New Street
Ritter
Philadelphia
Dispatch
Mary Moyer
Moorestown
E. Walter
Kemmerer
Broadhead
Milton Snyder
Schoeneck
F. W. Kiefer
Ephrata
Ruth
Horace Kinginger
United States
Remaly
Brodhead
Nazareth
Kinginger
Harry Rader
Kreidler's
James Staudt
Aluta
Easton
Samuel Smith
Hanoverville
Newbury
Hecktown
Martin Hagenbuch
Easton Visitors and Local Happenings Recap
18 years ago Dr. Thomas Cope and guests visited Easton and watched the ice gorge on the Delaware River. Clayton Gold and D Wilmer Wolf hosted by Elmer Jones in Bethlehem. Thomas T Dennis named head farmer at Nazareth Hall farm starting Tuesday. Morris Frable plans a new fireproof garage at Mauch Chunk and Church Streets. Edna Abel sold 27 dozen eggs from 24 Wyandotte hens for 18.32 dollars in February. Mr and Mrs Charles Silver returned from a month at the Estherville Plant at Georgetown South Carolina with Mr and Mrs John Mil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cope
Peter Trumbower
Easton
William Cope
Delaware River
Clayton Gold
D. Wilmer Wolf
Elmer Jones
Bethlehem
Thomas T. Dennis
Nazareth Hall
Morris Frable
West End Auto Co
Mauch Chunk and
Church Sts
Edna Abel
Charles Silver
Estherville
Georgetown
S. C
John A. Mil
Sinclair Lewis a life in letters and a Nobel prize
Dale Carnegie recalls Sinclair Lewis from their youth on Long Island and follows his rise from obscurity to fame with Main Street and a string of best sellers. He notes Lewis’s practical indifference to money and fame, his varied life experiences, and his Swedish Nobel Prize moment.
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Sinclair Lewis
Preeport
Long Island
Red Lewis
Lewis
Main Street
Europe
Babbitt—Arrowsmith
Elmer Gantry
Dodsworth
Ann Vickers
Red
Minnesota
Atlantic Ocean
Panama
Jack London
Babe Ruth
Red Grange
Local notes on transfers and community events in Nazareth area
Robert E. Ritter recovers at home in Tatamy after grippe and plans to resume duties soon. Rev. and Mrs. Kreider of Philadelphia expect to move back to Nazareth to West Centre Street. Mrs Rice and Robert Rice of Aluta were surprised at a Friday gathering at the Rice home. A group cleared a road from Jacob Mack’s to Fred Kostenbader’s at New Village, closed since February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Robert E. Ritter
Tatamy
Charles Kreider
Philadelphia
Nazareth
West Centre St
Local Trade Echoes Caution Over Substitutes in Pricing
Consumers are urged to value customers as assets while debating the ethics of small price boosts. A business note warns that shifting from a substitute to a three or four cent gain per sale can erode trust and long term value.
Robots and Minds in the Making
In Washington several machines show how labor and capital interact as engineers expand machine use while human brains remain essential. The essay notes The Great Brass Brain tide calculator and MIT’s Bush machine solving complex math, yet each relies on human setup and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coast and Geodetic Survey Office
Great Brass
Washington backs lighter than air navigation and dirigibles
The article notes Congress may fund three million dollars to build an experimental Navy dirigible smaller than the Macon and Akron. It cites lessons from past wrecks, hydrogen to helium shifts, and calls for U.S. leadership in air travel. Farm Bureau leader Ward A O Neal urges better rural roads and more tar through a federal tax to support secondary road construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Navy
Hindenberg
United States
Farm Bureau Federation
Ward A. O'Neal
United
Early Plant Growth Tips From Peon State Gardeners
Grew Good Plants Proper watering and ventilation are important practices in the growing of early plants, report Peon State vegetable gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peon State Vegetable Gardeners
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Peoples Coal and Supply Co
Stockertown, PA
Ford
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Dale Carnegie
Penn State
Sizzy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dean Vannever Bush
Cl el Eeles
Aife
North Wales
Irene Laverty
Roger
R. J. Bartholomew
Appointmet
West
DR. H. Gross
Optometrist
S. Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Cent
Oldsmobile
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