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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
6
A March lesson outlines the Christian life as a balance of kindness, honesty, and sacrifice. It cites Peter’s call to avoid profanity, gossip, and lying while valuing reputation and self control. The text stresses sacrifice for higher, future rewards, following Christ’s example.
A jumble of names and events outlines a Stockertown region social scene with teachers, non players, and townsfolk attending gatherings, birthdays, and church events. Mentions include Miss Shirley Taylor, St Patrick Day party hosts, Miss Kathryn Lehr, and various local families visiting relatives and attending funerals and services.
MACADA Rev Vo J Bauer to lead regular Lutheran church services Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Earl D Moyer and Mrs Wil bert CM Beers are patients at St Lukes Hospital Bethlehem recovering. Palmer Ritter sale well attended. Liberty Grange met Tuesday evening with W J Young in chair. lecturer Mrs O Gradwohl slowly improving at home. Mr and Mrs Roy J Moser hosted supper guests. others from Easton and Forks township visited Sunday.
The list notes Sunday activities at the Lutheran church with 9 am Sunday School and 10 am service by Rev. A Appel. It mentions guests and visitors including the Trach, McGrath, Bensing, Topher, Knecht, Fehnel, Edelman families and others, plus birthday wishes for Thomas Ole and various social visits in the area.
Church listings show Moravian Church with Rev. Paul Meinert scheduling prayer meeting Bible school worship and messages with Calvary theme and YPS events plus St John’s Lutheran led by Rev H C Snyder outlining Sunday School worship catechetical classes student troops and church choir rehearsals with midweek services and junior leagues all detailed for the week.
The St John s Evangelical Reformed Church lists morning worship at 10 30 with pastor Rev Walter H Diehl and a 7 30 Sermon Hour as part of a Lent series The program also notes junior C E, Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girls groups, Young People s League, Ladies Visitury, and catechetical classes The Mennonite Brethren and Scheneck Moravian churches present Sunday school, morning worship, Lent sermons, junior C E, and evening vesper services with catechetical classes and rehearsals toward weeknight activities
Mr and Mrs Fred Hahn and family of Allentown hosted relatives including Samuel Ha of Shoemakersville and William Zipf with son Russell. Other visitors included Billy and Cyrus Rissmiller and Anna Hahn of Wind Gap. Local families and friends gathered as Bushkill M E Church held Sunday School at 9 30 and sermon at 10 30 by Rev Samuel Gaskill.
Mrs Edgar Miller of West Centre has been ill and confined to her room for years. Weekend visitors included Miss Marilyn Jones from Bethlehem with Mrs Elizabeth Neeley. Mr and Mrs Matthew Merr were in No Sunday. Harrisburg guests Samuel Freeman and others returned home after brief visits. Lions Club banquet featured music by Hoeh's orchestra at Bath Heel.
Fourty two years ago work began on Max Ziyles new house on Thurday. C Miller and Isaac Mitchel from Bhairstown attended at the Inn. No J Simon Herman won the contract to dig the cellar for Con rad Miller. F Wundens & Brother supervise new dwelling until completion. Over forty inches of snow fell that winter. Draft for Gierings new bh on Center street nearly completed. At Thomas Stephens sale list.
Saturday a Jersey cow brought 59 dollars, a two year old heifer 45, and a yearling 26. Potatoes remain scarce in the area with agents selling by the half peck at Easton. Heavy snow and high winds last week blocked most roads, forcing travel across fields.
Mrs Joseph Keppel hosted her Madison Ava club gathering on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Harald Flick and Mrs Frank Reichel for notable contributions.
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