Rotary meeting previews next week public dinner noted
Rotarians enjoyed an gram at their meet MU. A. on Monday and Martin Ed and Russer IX Stoat tion talks. The district Rotary can be held at Atlantic 1 to 9 and from present the Nesareth club will by a large number their wives. Ro has generously of his bungalow this period. were distribut meeting and some of the thought they improved The usual high at average of the club was with only three absent. An was made by Secre that the Rotary Gov Botifed him that the ed had been placed on press list for attendance. was also made that Fable printed by the bad attracted as west as Denver, miracts had been & Nominations were night's meeting who will be chose Monday in April,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Atlantic 1
Nesareth
Rohas
Secre
Rotary Gov
Aswest
Denver
Nazareth Public School Officer Hurt In Car Incident
Miss Surface, supervising principal in Nazareth, escaped serious injury after a car accident on a return visit from Reading. She was shaken but unharmed, and remained overnight for observation. Her farewell party occurred at the home of Mrs. and Mr. Tin Thomasburg with many locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Su- Nazareth
Miss Surface
Selings
Jim Nazareth
Miss Sur
Prince
F. A
Nazareth
Tueday
Tin Thomasburg
Floydence
Mabel
Peter
Calvin
Harvey WM
Peter Rees
Clarence Dewalt
Frances
George Dewalt
Dewalt
Arthur Dewalt
Eterling Ritter
Howard Ritter
and Derr
Ralph Derr
William Rodgers
Nor Rodgers
Henry
Aaron Lug
Elmira Herster
Brown
Liloyd
Clyde Long- WM
Thomas Nm
John Yels
Herbert Marsh
Irvin Johnson
Neher
Robert
Wilson Keach
Kllie
Miriam Kline
Sarah Johnson
Emily Lea
Alma Zellner
Flora Zellner Nettheser
Lillie Werkholee Unkle
Gertrude Wis- Hilliard
Paul Stout
Kline
Stanley Werkhois
Rtholomew
Sterling Wiliam Knecht
Stanley Calvin Eckhart
Stewart
Wilbert Henning
Harold John Reichard
Merritt
Musebach
Kermit
Frank F Quik
Nglemire
Easter Music at St John’s Reformed Church
Easter season music at St John’s Reformed Church features regular services and midweek concerts under Carl Wy Hess. Soloists Lena Mareks and William Hunter headline with Holt's Hear Me When I Call, Calvary, Redemption, and Gounod’s Gallia cantata. Mrs Luther Batt solos. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Reformed
Carles Wy
Hess
Holt
Lena Mareks
Willam Hunter
Luther Batt
Nazareth Rod and Gun Club Plans Wildlife Film Show
Nazareth Rod and Gun Club discussed bringing State Game Commission films to town this spring. The reels feature wildlife in natural habitats and game refuges with conservation lessons. A blue rock shoot at the Fair Ground is open to all this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Alumni Defeat Nazareth High In Season Finale
Nazareth High School fell to the alumni 41 to 27 to end the season. Alumni players Himler Shafer Reimer Laudenbach Gano Sueger Metzgar Andrews Van Natta scored with Himler leading field goals and Laudenbach adding 11 points. Referee Ritter officiated Muhlenberg. Halves were 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth High School
Nazareth High
Himler
Relmer Shafer
Sueger Peppell
Gano Metzgar
Boerstler Shimer
G v
Everett
High
Clewell
Laudenbach
Fox
Andrews
van Natta
Shafer
Peppell
Metzgar
Reimer
Gano
Sueger
Anirews
Referes
Ritter
Muhlenberg
Nazareth Arrows rout Nazareth Y Intermediates 86 17
Nazareth Arrows defeated the Nazareth Y Intermediates 86 to 17 on the local floor. Himler led the Arrows with 13 points and strong defense, Shafer also starred for Nazareth, while Engler scored all 12 of the Intermediates points. Referee Sam Weine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Arrows
Nazareth “Y
Himler
Arrows
Shafer
Engler
Clewell
Freeman
Metzgar
Bolas
Michael
Sobers
Hoadley
Fraunfelder
Lindenmeyer
Sam Weine
Rare plant in bloom at Nasareth home
Mrs Danielmot of 117 rear South Newstret Nasareth displays a rare plant known as snake plant. It features a four foot green stem and a dark red flower with color specks. Indoors it needs no water or soil while outdoors in spring it grows like a palm with speckled leaves and a peculiar odor. the public is invited to view anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielmot
South Newstret
Nasareth
Immunization clinics wrap up in Nazareth
Diphtheria immunization clinics were held Thursday for public and parochial students. About six hundred children received final inoculations at the Fairview Whitfield and Parochial schools, with the Lions Club Nazareth sponsoring and planning a testimonial dinner for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fraunfelter
Fairview
Happel
Whitfield
Beck
Nazareth
Lions Club of
Lions Club Plans Testimonial Dinner for Immunization Helpers
The Lions Club will honor volunteers who assisted with the diphtheria immunization clinics at the Weil Baby Clinic Moravian. Final inoculations are to be completed next week for some children who started later. The testimonial dinner is set for March 27 at the MCA with elaborate plans for a standout event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Moravian
Lions Club
M.C. A
Nazareth High Climbs to Close Cage Season
Nazareth High boys and girls basketball teams closed their seasons with a victory over the Alumni. The girls compiled 12 wins 4 losses and 1 tie in 17 games led by Yottle Roll at center and Dorothy Metz at forward. They beat Lehighton and Wilson while Palmerton edged Lehighton by a point in the Lehigh Valley league. Four regular players graduated ending the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirly
Ohe
Yottle Roll
Dorothy Metz
Wilson
Lehighton
Palmertor
Obituaries from Nazareth area detail multiple deaths
Obituary notices report Angela Deutsch 12 daughter of Frank and Yohanna Deutsch died Tuesday at Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown funeral at Holy Family Nazareth burial in adjoining cemetery officiated by Father Frankiske. Rebecca Werley aged 1 died Sunday at Northampton County Home admitted March 7 1924 from Nazareth with no surviving relatives. Herman Ziegler Nazareth claimed by Undertaker Frank Rohn burial Wednesday afternoon. Harry B Schramb longtime Nazareth resident died Saturday at 11 15 am at home on Belvidere Street age 66 years 2 months 7 days. He served as carpenter farmer and auctioneer in Bushkill Township and as borough road supervisor in Nazareth. Survived by brother George of Orangeville three sisters Amanda Schlamb Nazareth Mrs Milton Johnson Tatamy and Mrs Louisa Shireman near Nazareth. Funeral services held from family home Wednesday afternoon interment Nazareth Greenwood Cemetery officiated by Rev W H Wotring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Deutsch
Frank
Yohanna Deutsch
Wood Street
Nazareth
Sacred Heart Hospital
Allentown
Holy Family Church
Franakiske
Rebecca Werley
Northampton County
Herman Ziegler
Frank Rohn
Harry B. Schramb
Belvidere Street
Bushkill Township
Amanda
St. John's Reformed Church and Vigilance Hose
Lodge
T. O. QO
George
Orangeville
Amanda Schlamb
Milton Johnson
Tatamy
Louisa Shireman
Nazareth Greenwood Cemetery
W. H. Wotring
D. D
Farewell Supper Held for Rev G Stecker At Bahnsen Home
On Saturday March 17 a farewell supper was hosted for Rev G Stecker and family at Rev Bahnsen's East Centre Street residence. Green St Patrick’s Day touches adorned decorations and favors. Attendees included Rev Stecker Anna Stecker Samuel Stecker H Marx Werner Erica Maria and Samuel Marx Miss Sara Raillard Miss Anastasia Bahnsen Miss Elizabeth Bahnsen Rev and Mrs G F Bahnsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stecker
Bahnsen
East Centre Street
Rev. Stecker
Anna Stecker
Samuel Stecker
H. Marx
Werner
Erica
Maria
Samuel Marx
Sara Raillard
Anastasia Bahnsen
Elizabeth Bahnsen
G. F. Bahnsen
Four-County Firemen's Association Sees Growth and Death Benefit
The Four County Firemen's Association of Carbon Lehigh Monroe and Northampton states 150 delegates from 95 companies attend its Lehighton convention. Membership exceeds 700 with nine deaths last year. Finances show 3645 dollars in bank plus funds for routine death benefits and sinking. The association plans to raise death benefits from paid up memberships. Vigilance Hose Company Nazareth reports 26 members. Current officers: Alfred H Marks Allentown president Peter J McNally Catasauqua secretary M H Be Allentown treasurer.
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Carbon
Lehigh
Munroe
Northampton
Bethlehem
Las
Charles Seekerman
Lehighton
Tme
Vigilance Hose Company, No. 1
Nazareth
Alfred HH. Marks
Allentown
Peter J. McNally
Catasauqua
M. H. Be
Local Firemen Prepare for Upcoming Four County Convention
Vigilance Hose Company members met at the Munich ral building electing four new members and approving three proposals. Edwin Wambold was chosen to represent the Hose company while Howard Kratver was named delegate from Nazareth Firemen's Relief Association for the Allentown Four County convention May 17 to 19 and state meet in Uniontown in October. An adjourned gathering is set for Monday at 7 40 PM to plan participation in the Allentown parade May 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigilance Hose Company
Munichral
Edwin
Wambold
Hose Company
Howard
Kratver
Nazareth Firemen’s Relief Association
Allen‘town
Uniontown
Allentown
Cake and Candy Sale and Parish Notes at Hecktown
Class No 6 of St John Luther an Sunday School with Miss Margaret Repsher will hold a cake and candy sale at Altemos store Hecktown on Saturday March 34 from 2 to 5 pm Palm Sunday April 1 at Hecktown 10 am and 7 15 pm Farmersville Good Friday 7 15 pm and Easter 10 am Sunday schools plan Easter festivals Hecktown Easter Monday Farmersville Easter Sunday night and morning times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
Margaret the Lord
Altemos
Hecktown
Farmersville
Local Market Report Chickens in Weekly Trade
Market notes show chickens priced in local trade with limited demand. Traders report uncertain poultry demand and fluctuating quotations across regional buyers and sellers in today’s session.
Improvements in town lighting and traffic markings
Workmen set a street light on Main Street between Walsar and Letvidere. More lights may be added to poorly illuminated blocks. the street committee will order painting of traffic lines at main intersections. New parking plates are ordered and to be installed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsar
Letvidere
Cornell
Two Inches of Land Sparks Local Dispute Settlement
A feud over two inches of land in Lower Nazareth was settled by Justice of the Peace James Fry. Stephen Hoffer and Frank Dimettrovich exchanged accusations about a roof overhang and storm water, tree cutting, and ladders on the line. Fry brokered a peace by arranging Dimettrovich to move the building back to avoid future friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
James
Fry
Stephen Hoffer
Frank Dimettrovich
Lower Nazareth
Uie
Hoffer
Dimettrovich
Wiech
Squire Fry
Agricultural Meetings In Northampton County Next Week
Agricultural meetings and demonstrations, led by Pennsylvania State College specialists, cover swine, sheep and forestry topics. Events run March 27 to 29 at local farms in Forks, Mansfield, and Treiteli townships with docking, shearing, planting demos, and extension forester guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County Agricultural
Pennsylvania State College
C. F Graver's
Forks Township
L. C. Madison
E. O. Heaney
Moinfield Township
W. BR
Connell
St. Forest
M. Albert
Treieli Township
Andyson
Extension Forester
Wll
State Farm
BL. Coleman
Card Party by Ladies' Auxiliary in Shafer's Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the local Camp of Sons of Union Veterans will host a card party in Shafer's hall on Wednesday March 28 at 8 PM. All 500 and baas players are invited for a social evening with prizes. Tickets are available from members at a nominal price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo-Eal
Sons of Union Vi
Shafer’s Hall
Nazareth High School Principal Resumes Duties After Illness
Prof. F A Marcks has resumed duties at Nazareth High School after two weeks at home due to illness. Colin Bauman, head of the mathematics department in Denver Pa., remains ill and his classes are covered by Norman Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Marcks
Nazareth High School
Colin Bauman
Denver, Pa
Norman Freeman
Nazareth Hall Meadow Sold to Arthur Schmidt
Albert O. Sturgis & Son sold Nazareth Hall meadow along the Nazareth and Cherry Hill road containing all acres to Arthur G. Schmidt of Nazareth, a hosiery manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert O. Sturgis & Son
Nazareth Hall Meadow
Nazareth and
Cherry Hill Road
Arthur G. Schmidt
Nazareth
Nazarene Elected Exalted Ruler of Easton Lodge
A large attendance from Easton Lodge No. 121, B P O Elks, gathered at the Easton home on North Fourth Street for the election of Exalted Ruler. Charles Reiss was chosen to lead, defeating Arthur Raub, with a social hour and lunch following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene
Easton Lodge
Easton Lodge No. 121
B. P.O. Ebiks
Norih Pourth Street
Easton
Charles
Reess
Knigit
Arthur L. Raub
Hercules Picnic at YMC A March 31
Indoor Hercules Employees picnic planned at the Y.M.C.A. with music by the Hercules Serenaders and a male quartet. Athletics for all ages, bowling and pool, and refreshments from 7 to 11 45 p m. Admission saves $1. The program promises a lively evening for employees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules
Real Y. M.C. A
Hercules Serenaders
Suit Against Local Jeweler Dropped
A suit for 228 dollars against Buffalo jeweler R. v. Lambert was discontinued after settlement discussions. The case, filed last session by Robins Bladen and Hobins, arose over shipment of parts with some returned. Lambert was reportedly in a hospital during the dispute and returned to reach a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins, Bladen and Hobins
Buffalo
R. v. Lambert
Lambert
Buffalo Concern
Vintims Od
Nazareth School District Plans New Leberts Building
Upper Nazareth school directors plan a new schoolhouse named the Leberts building to be placed on the Nazareth Stockertown highway near Schoeneck a quarter mile from the highway. Demand from rapid territorial growth prompts the bid invitation for the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Nazareth
Leberts
Nazareth-Stockertown
Schoeneck
Funeral of Mrs. Laubach Held at Local Church
The funeral for Mrs. Robert Laubach was held Tuesday from the family home on South Broad Street and continued at Mecktown church. Many friends attended as pallbearers George Nicholas, Elmer Miller, Edwin F. Troxell and Lewis P. Werkheiser served. Interment followed at Hecktown Hope Cemetery with Reverends J. A. Klick and Harvey C. Snyder officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laubach
South Broad Street
Mecktown
George Nicholas
Elmer Miller
Edwin F. Troxell
Lewis P. Werkheiser
Hecktown Hope Cemetery
J. A. Klick
Harvey C. Snyder
Merry-Go-Round Meeting of Veterans Auxiliary
The Lehigh Valley Association of the Sons of Veterans Regulars and the Ladies Auxiliary hold 14 joint meetings in Bhafer's hall on Friday evening April 13. All members of Camp No. 20 and the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 20 are asked to attend. A social time and lunch follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Association of the Sona of Veterans Regulars
Ladies Auxiliary
Bhafer’s
Golden Eagles Initiation Scheduled for Nazareth County
On Tuesday March 27 at 7:39 a.m. the Golden Eagles initiation will take place at the LOOF in Nazareth. Chiefs Euston Bethlehem and Nazareth Castles will oversee infant training and the ritual for candidates from nearly all castles of the county. A meting and banquet will follow with a hoed, and plans note a state military convention in October with a parade and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Iy Teume
Euston
Bethlehem
Engiedom
Nazareth Plant Building Contract Awarded to Hahn & Gold
The Nazareth Artificial Ice Co awarded a contract to Hahn & Gold for a brick one story plant building at Walnut and Pine streets. It will measure 42 by 90 feet and house ice making machinery by mid May ready to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Artificial Ice Co. Oas
Hahn & Gold
Walnut
Pine Streets
Nazareth Boy Scout Court of Honor Held March 16
The Nazareth Troop held its regular Court of Honor on Friday March 16 at M C A with pledges to the scout laws. Awards included Tenderfoot to Vincent Jer Nazareth V 1 Second Class to Hector Carmel Nazareth 2 Wilson Weaver Nazareth Samuel Sottolano Nazareth 2 Merit badges for Tatamy 1 Asat Scoutmaster Frank Carlingchemistry cooking Nazareth V 1 Asst Scoutmaster Edgar Smickle-botany Earl Leudig personal health wood carving Henry Schlegel Jr scholarship Lloyd Ruth firemanship public health Albert Knauss woodworking Harold Roba hiking Nazareth 2 Nelson Braemer bird study music swimming William Teel carpentry Star Scout Earl Laudig Albert Knauss Eagle Scout application for Irvin Abler approved and Walter Dean of Nazareth V 1 received Eagle Badge Nazareth V 1 Commissions for year to Scoutmaster R I Shields Nazareth 1 troop charter presented Nazareth 2 to troop committee Nazareth V 1 The next Court will be at Tatamy on April 1 High Totals Nazareth V 1 2228 points Rangor 4 1340 Pen Argyll 978 High Averages Nazareth V 1 65.53 Rangor 4 39.41 Pen Argyll 32.60 Cups now held by Nazareth V 1 for first place. Court ended with salutes and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
M.C. A
Vincent Jer
Nazareth V
Hector Carmel
Wilson Weaver
Samuel Sottolano
Frank Carling
Edgar Smickle
Earl Leudig
Henry Schlegel, Jr
Lloyd Ruth
Albert Knauss
Harold Roba
Nelson Braemer
Wiliam Teel
Earl Laudig
Irvin Abler
Nazareth Vo
Walter Dean
R. I. Shields
Tatamy
Troop I Meeting Highlights Scout Reading and Talks
Scout Harold Rohn read a report at the weekly Trop I meeting. Mr. Snyder gave a brief talk urging the troop to encourage uniform wear and enter the local bird house contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rohn
Trop
Nagareth
Snyder
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Martin
Russer
Gear
Gab
Robert W. Fenton
Charles Shafer
Fred
Spervisor Hato Accident
F. Sodetvising
Shimer
The
Boar
Warren B. 3
ST. John's Reformed
ROD and Gun Club
Albert T. Reid
FR Gurgas
Wae RE
Avtocasten
Rev
Stecker
County Firemen’s Association
Heocktown Parish
Local Market Report
Watts
Nazareth Hall
Elas
Chartes
G. Reese
Y.M.C.A
POR User
County Golden Eagles
BOY Scout Court OF Honor
Rangor
Pen Argyll
Pen
Argyll
East Northampton
Sas
Bangor
Pen Argyl
Eeeetas
Tees
Saa
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