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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
4
Readout lists weekly services and events for Moravian St. John’s Reformed St. Luke Schoeneck Moravian Waman Evangelical and other churches with Sunday School times morning and evening worship, youth activities, meetings, Lenten services, choir rehearsals, scouts, and catechetical classes.
A compact recounting of three months studying Mark's gospel focusing on Jesus as tireless worker. The piece notes themes from John the Baptist to Jesus teaching miracles and parables and hints at social issues like alcoholism, with plans to continue into the next quarter.
Mrs John Bush hosted a birthday dinner at her home on Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs William Faulstick of Saul...burg and Mr and Mrs Maynard Huber and son Walter from town. Girl Scout Troop 2 met at Moravian church with Edith Williams reader. Red Cross first aid discussed and demonstrated by Mrs Charles Roth. Union Lenten services planned for March 29 at 7 45 P M in the Reformed church. Belfast Baseball Assoc to present Zenzinger’s Accordion Band March 25 at 7 20 P M in Eugene Hahn’s Garage along the Highway.
Mrs George W Metz received a group of visitors including Mrs Harvey Walters and David Kindt of Easton Mrs William Jones and her son Thomas Mrs Ralph Bader of Melfeat Mrs Calvin Babo and Mrs John Toth of Boulton Mrs Clay Mostenbader Mrs George Kost Sheve and Mrs Lewis Kostenbad staying with her at home.
A Schoeneck rally night was observed last Sunday featuring music from sixteen organizations. Rally talks were made by several presenters as the event showcased local groups and community spirit.
Zen Zingers Accordion Band of Allentown performs March 25 at 7 30 PM in Eugene Hahn's Garage Belfast along Highway 7. April 1 the Women's Democratic Club of Nazareth hosts a card party at Shafer's Hall at 8 PM.
Local groups in Bath held meetings at the Reformed Church and Fifth Street houses. Speakers covered economic problems and the banking system with Clark P. Smith of the First National Bank of Bath giving the principal address. The program featured musical interludes and a live broadcast, with Richard Letby and J. H. Sencenbach named for future meetings.
John C Bush prominent Bath resident and former councilman and school board member, celebrated his 80th birthday Wednesday. He once drove the Easton Bath stage route and now leads Greenmount Cemetery Association in good health.
Male chorus and Senior and Junior choirs performed pieces including Under His Wings Calvary and Christ Arose. The trombone choir played Go to Dark Gethsemane while organ selections featured Largo from New World and Postlude. Sermon on the Ten Virgins followed. Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Seibold noted at Tatamy. Thomas Hinkel visited Charles Uhler in Bethlehem. Mrs G H Pasini left for Newbern City for a new position. Meixsell family visited by J Asher Meixsell and children Arlene Elwood Marion.
Lutheran Sunday school is at 9 A M and church services at 10 A M led by Rev A R Appel. Several residents visit, including Mr and Mrs George Buskirk and family, Mrs Cyrus Koehler, Melva and Isabel Andrews, and William Zelner visiting various local households.
STROKE: Various moves and visits noted in Stockertown Nazareth and surrounding towns. Claude Grubb family moved from Easton to New Hart estate. Mrs Lentz stayed with Breidingers in Bethlehem. Sandt returns from Philadelphia. Kate Fetheroff in Philadelphia. Doll hosts Vannatta Yoder and Yoder family for Eric's birthday. Several families move between Newhart apartments Tatamy and Martin Weiler houses. Alan Engler Mengel Uhler families mentioned. Appendicitis affects Edgar Rader Jr. and illness confines J D Childress.
New Village reports a public sale of farm stock to be held Thursday by Mrs Carrie E Reese widow of Erwin Reese. Benjamin Kimminour bought a fine young cow from Mrs Annie Paulus recently. Some farmers started spring plowing. Daniel Ressler moved from the Roth farm near Bower's Mill to Coplay last Thursday. The Cherry Hill to Belfast road foundation stone has been covered and makes a good driveway.
Zion's Reformed in West Bethlehem hosted the senior choir during Sunday services amid rain and hail that hindered travel. Noted recovery from appendicitis for George Barton. Schools closed last week due to Scarlet fever cases. Rev C A Butz to administer Holy Communion Easter Sunday and conduct Good Friday services at 10 15 AM. Weiland Hoch and Paul Hann of Nazareth visited. Some farmers began plowing. Rev J A Klick to lead Sunday service at 10 15 AM.
Rev Floyd Shupp will lead Spring Communion at Emmanuel's church on Easter Sunday April 16 at 10 A M. organist Adam Marsh resigned. Emmanuel's Sunday school hosts an Easter festival on Good Friday evening April 14. Travel notes include Harvey Miltenberger’s trip to Allentown and Arthur Silvius buying a used car there.
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