Local and Personal News Briefly Told
Miss Ruth Blair Horner daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A flor ner of Bath and Sterling Paul Eagleton son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Eagleton of Cleveland were married in Walnut St Presbyterian church Bath on Saturday at 5 pm Rev James Robinson officiated. The church front was banked with palms and floral baskets. The groom’s reception followed by a couple’s departure for Detroit Michigan.
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Ruth Blair Horner
Joseph A. Florner
Bath
Sterling Paul Eagleton
Clarence Eagleton
Cleveland, O
Walnut St. Presbyterian Church
James Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
T. Edgar Shields
Nativity Episcopal Church of Bethlehem
Shields
Geraldine Simpson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Virginia Stoothoff
New York City
Carol Grossland
Lititz
Mr. Eagleton
Detroit
Mich
Bath Town Jottings From May Events and Local Visits
Bath notes report William A. Jacobson back from New York business, J H Sencenbach two trips, and Inspector Lees in town for safety checks. Kiwanis music fundraiser aids Easton’s undernourished children, while town rallies for May 4 tickets. Local accidents, plays at Snyders church, and Bath baseball opens May 6 against Fullerton Rebels.
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William A. Jacobson
U.S
New York City
Charles H. Ubangst
Poconos
J. H. Sencenbach
Charles F. Sencenbach
Philadelphia
J. Bennett Lees
Department of Labor
State Department
Kiwanis Club of
Easton
Louise Lerch
Metropolitan Opera
Earle Laros
Bath
Hartzell Leem
New York
Jacob H. Seem
Northampton Hospital
J. Siegtfried
Snyders Church
Seemsville
Ruth
Chancellor Martens
Bethlehem
Elvin D. Newhard
Treichlers
J. H. Hawk
Palmerton
John D. Bossard
J. Evan Hirtle
Benjamin Roth
Hatchgravel
William Landis
Chestnut Street
Fullerton Rebels
Missionaries Speak in Lutheran Church
Missionaries home on furlough from Africa spoke at St. John’s Lutheran arch. They shared native crafts and tools in a large packed audience. Many questions were asked about the exhibits and out of town visitors attended from Schoonersville where Rev. Oberly’s parents once lived.
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New
Robert C. Oberly
Libe Africa
St. John’s Lutheran
Arch
Africa
Schoonersville
Rev. Oberly
Frank Oberly
Chicago man Lewis D Kreidler travels east
Chicago resident Lewis D Kreidler is currently eastward away from home, according to a brief society note. The short item places Kreidler outside the city on an undated travel reference.
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Lewis D. Kreidler
Chicago, Til
Not Everyone Who Makes His Mark Seeks the Dollar
Boston Herald quotes say the greatest world figures are not defined by money. It notes belief that nature may aid farmers, suggesting nature influences achievement beyond wealth. The piece comments on the link between natural forces and farming success.
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Boston Herald
Missionary journey to Abyssinia ends with Christmas in Addis Ababa
Rev George W Rhoad recounts traveling inland from the coast on Christmas day toward Addis Ababa with German and Abyssinian scenes along the way. He describes crowded trains, carols, a derailed section, a royal hotel stay, and greetings from the United Presbyterian Mission, then plans to meet the king after mule buying in the bustling market.
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Abyssinia
Addis Ababa
Gimbel’s
Dierre Dons
Addis
Kenya
Aouash
Dr. Lambie
United Presbyterian Mission
From Kenya to Imperial King in a Gospel Visit
A narrative of a religious mission to Ras Tafari in the king’s capital. The speaker describes formal audiences, personal faith, and hopes to bring Christian teaching to "his Highness' country." Encounters with local priests reveal doctrinal disputes, while soldiers and threats of war underscore political tension during the visit. The party notes good health but ongoing diplomatic uncertainty as they await the king’s response.
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Kenya
Christ
Dr. Lambie
Ras Fafari
Faith and peril mark voyage toward southern tribes
A report quotes a missionary noting strengthened Ras hands and obstacles removed to aid reaching southern tribes. The letter describes growing faith as dangerous conditions persist, limited access to the country beyond the capital, and a chance that mail to the south was destroyed, risking letters not reaching their destination.
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Gp Rohhorse
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