Local Notes from Nazareth Area Mixed With Travelers
A jumble of short items mentions Louisa Rapp of Philadelphia visiting Nazareth again with Mr and Mrs Frank C Cures, Samuel Seem of Bangor in town for Jacob Hartnell's event, and Mr Keller Sr moving April 4. Schools in Bushkill Township close, Nazareth Hall boys go home for spring break returning April 4. A meat market planned on Main Street. A potential Easton Nazareth electric railroad is discussed. Carriage maker Jacob A Heller busy with multiple orders and new wagons for several clients. George Bates of Wind Gap noted among brief mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Rapp
Philadelphia
Nazareth
Frank C. Cures
Louis J. Beitel
I Elisabeth
WN. d
Samuel Seem
Bangor
New York
Jacob
Hartnell
Firetown
Keller Sr
Peter Kreits
Bushkill Township
Nazareth Hall
Harry Rader
Beil's
John
Tilghman Abel
Easton & Northern Railroad
Easton
W. H. Whitesell
George Faber
Thomas Kunkel
Amos Frenkenfield
George Bates
Wind Gap
Tricycle debut and local notes from Bethlehem area
The report notes a new tricycle test ride in mud, a Milton Haupt public sale at Moorestown concluding successfully with property sold, and Haupt planning move to Nagarath while John Saylor rents Haupt's farm. Also details Empire Works World’s Fair entry, a Columbus themed painting, a runaway mustang descent in West Bethlehem, a Connors assault case, and South Bethlehem’s liquor license tally of 58 for its 13 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Haupt
Moorestown
Nagareth
John Saylor
Haupt
Empire Agricultural Works
Tatamy
Leigh Bachman
West Bethlehem
South Bethlehem
Local notes and milestones from the town
Crushed stone delivered for cement block factory at the corner of Mauch Chunk and Church Streets for Morris Frabel West End Garage. Births twins to Mr and Mrs Klein of Nisky. Flick Simons win contract to build a dwelling for Harry Worman on Belvidere Street bought from G A Schneebell. Helen Beitel New York City teacher spent weekend with Beitel family. Ralph Fry visited Philadelphia guest of Gifford Eysenbach. Earl Heiney bought Henry Schaffer dwelling on N Main Street and will move April 1 with his father in law John Mack. Earl George injured forehead from falling picture during blast. Mrs John Werkheiser visited Easton. Jacob Davidson moved to Mahlon Williamson’s lot. Raymond and Ruth Shankwiler visited brother Robert in Hollo. Sydney Knecht rural carrier briefly ill but back on duty. Allentown auto truck stuck at Jacob J Mack’s. G Francis Seibold pulled out with horses. truck bound for Stroudsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Frabel
West End
Charles Kleintop
Nisky
Flick & Simons
Harry Worman
Belvidere St
G. A. Schneebell
Helen Beitel
New York City
R. O. Beitel
Ralph Fry
Philadelphia
Gifford Eysenbach
Earl Heiney
Nasareth Foundry
Henry Schaffer
N. Main
Heiney
John Mack
Earl George
Steward George
John Werkheiser
Easton
Jacob Davidson
Capella
Mahlon Williamson
Raymond Shankweiler
Tatamy
Robert Shankweiler
Hollo
Sydney Knecht
Allentown
Jacob J. Mack
New Village
G. Francis Seibold
Stroudsburg
Place of Posture In Health Education
Dr Lester K Ade Superintendent of Public Instruction outlines posture education as a tool to build carriage poise and confidence in youths. He stresses that good posture reflects mental state and that encouragement of responsibility and balanced school life supports healthy posture. He warns against forcing posture when mood is low and notes appearance motivates adolescents to seek good form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester K. Ade
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ade
Eggs as spring staple strengthen young and old
Miss F Marguerite Erikson of Northampton County ext contends eggs support growth and health for all ages. They supply high quality protein minerals and vitamins, enrich infant diets, and can be main dishes or desserts. Cook gently to keep tenderness and use seasonally when prices drop. Gladioli planting guidance follows with staggered corm planting from April in southeastern PA to ensure continuous bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marguerite Erikson
Home Economics Extension
Northampton County
Miss Erikson
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone Co. appoints regional manager from Millerstown
Commercial Manager of Bell Telephone Co. al Foster Bollinger, general com pania area, native of Millerstown Pennsylvania, serves this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Co
al. Foster Bollinger
General Compania Area
Millerstown
Career Beginnings for Cornell Graduate in 1918
He started his telephone career as a commercial representative in Harrisburg right after graduating from Cornell in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cornell
Weeds threaten pastures and milk quality in Pennsylvania
Dairy specialists from Pennsylvania State College warn that weeds such as garlic, ragweed, and wild bitterweed taint pastures. When cows graze on these weeds, milk may become unfit for consumption. A robust turf can suppress weed growth and protect dairy output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declan
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. J. Bartholomew
Nazareth, PA
Hoover
Buzzard Electric Co., Inc
Zog
Ruhije
Myrejen
Maxhide
Geraldine
Gladys Virginia Stewart
Mauch Chunk
Church 81S
H. Fester
Bollinger
Frank P. Rohn Undertaker
Tune In West Daily
DR. H. Gross
Optometrist
Main St
G. E. Ae . E. Sweepers
G. E. Irons
Gibson Refrigerators
Shick
Sunbeam
Remington Rand
Cor. Main
Mauch Chunk St
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