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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
3
The P O A met Friday evening with Carrie Holland presiding. May 12 will host an old-fashioned dance for members and friends. Mamie Edelman delivered a poem, the treasurer’s report was presented and accepted, Evelyn Frantz won the weekly award, and degree team practice followed.
Police broke up a Sunday melee in the west end during which Louis Heiberger was struck on the head with an iron bar and required stitches. He alleges neighbor James Luke delivered the blow and plans to file an assault charge. The notice also lists Northampton county grand and criminal court jurors for June, detailing district allocations and gender composition.
The following persons were selected from the jury wheel by the sheriff. The list indicates jurors chosen for grand and criminal court duty, reflecting an orderly process for upcoming trials.
The Brookside Recreation Club opened Shawnee Lake on their premises to the public for fishing. Boats are provided and can be rented. Neighbors note steady activity with local residents visiting relatives and attending meetings at the town hall and organizations.
The will of Herman F. Ziegler of Nazareth was probated by Register of Wills Herbert D. Snyder in the County Court house. Executors named are Mrs. Sarah Ellen Ziegler Anna J. Ziegler and Mrs. Carrie L. Boerstler all residents of town. The estate is bequeathed to immediate family members. Barbara Bucarush of Bath was named executrix for the estate of Martin Bugarcish of Bath.
The sickest report lists Mrs Jennie Michell Mrs Leda Oswald Mrs Mary Smith and Miss Mabel Boltz among those mentioned in Eagle Hollow Temple 131 activity.
I C O F initiate Nazareth lodge. IOOF held weekly meeting and passed a number of candidates through the first degree. Calvin Hartzell led the degree team as degree master. Visitors came from Allentown Badgor and Pen Argyl lodges. Officers in charge were noble grand Arlington Peters vice grand Charles Shankweiler past grand George Hartzell and chaplain Howard Seyfried.
The Women’s Democratic Club of town met Tuesday in Shafer’s Hall with Mrs. George Kost enbader In charge. Mrs. George Metz was installed as recording secretary by Mrs. C E Kern. A card party is planned for May 24 at Shafer’s Hall. Delegates Emma Happel and George Kostenbad er will report on the Allentown state convention at the next meeting.
A garbled text fragment references a troubled life and a wife, suggesting sorrow and unresolved tension within a family. The message appears to convey distress or a plea for quiet, with personal names and locations unclear due to OCR errors.
Troop 1 guided by Mrs Andrew Kern walked Friday from the Pleasure Gardens to the Moravian observance and Moorestown road, tallying ten bird species for nature work. A Moravian church social room meeting followed with Miss Wunderly and Miss Rohr directing tickets and posters for a May 20 Shafer's Hall card party. Holly patrol members worked on fire prevention, with Ruth Hartley and Elva Fuls passing the test under Betty Davis.
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