Mother's Day Program at Reform Sunday School
The Reform Sunday School Junior Department held a Mother's Day program led by Miss Elizabeth Sencenbach. Highlights included recitations, songs, poems, and prayers by several Juniors and boys, with readings on mothers and notable figures such as John Wanamaker and Lord McDowell. Attendance was large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Sunday School
Elizabeth Sencenbach
Catherine Heller
Jean Guth
Betty Smith
Doris Strunk
Jennie Huryn
Ethel Cowding
Margaret Rissmiller
Phyllis Dieh
Mott Garden
Barbara Stocker
Pauline
Mother's Day observations at St Johns Lutheran Church
At the Sunday School gathering Mother's Day was honored with a talk by William Mu of Pen Argyl. Rev Ro L her pastor spoke on the theme Mothers. The Allentown Conference secretary gave an interesting talk. A Jordan Quintette program from Jordan Mission Allentown was announced for next Sunday evening to close summer services.
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William Mu
Pen Argytq
Ro L
Luther le
Allentown
Jordan Quintette
Jordan Mission Allentown
German play a decided success at Howertown Church
The Ladies Art Society of Howertown Union Church staged a German play in the Piremens Auditorium drawing a full audience. The one act, centered on a family aboard a train to Philadelphia, featured clever rural characters and songs by Mrs Sch Miler and Mrs Pearl. Local musicians and the Jelly Mountaineers provided entertainment, with attendance noted by Rev. Bert and Rev. Felton at the dedicatory services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piremens Auditoriary
Ladies Art Society
Howertown Union Church
Philadelphia
Stusiie
Mary Wuebatic Seemes
Sch
Miler
Pearl
189th Session of Eastern Synod to Convene in Williamsport
The 189th Annual Session of the Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church in the U S will meet at St John s Reformed Church Williamsport Pa and First Evangelical Church on Packer Street beginning Monday May 20 1935 at 745 PM standard time. Key leaders include Rev William C Rittenhouse host pastor for 27 years and Rev J Rusch Stein D D of Philadelphia as Stated Clerk. Dr Paul Ried Pontius DD Lehighton will preach the opening sermon and Rev Louis William Goebel DD Chicago will speak Wednesday May 22 on Facing a Challenge. The gathering marks merging talks between denominations and features leaders from Zion Church Lehighton and the General Synod.
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Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. John’s Reformed Church
Williamsport
Willam C. Rittenhouse
Loci
Packer Street
St. John’s Church
Evangelics and Reform
Rittenhouse
West Susque
Hanna
Dr. Rittenhouse
Social Service Workers Round Table
J. Rusch Stein
D. D
Philadelphia
General Synod
Paul Ried Pontius
Lehighton
Pontius
Zion Church
Lehigh
Louis William Goebel
Chicago
First English Evangelical Church
Evangelical Synod of North America
J. MG. Darms
Reformed Churchman's League
Charles F. Freman
Doylestown
Churchman's League
Darms
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Better Digestion
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for digestive issues. It claims excessive eating causes foul breath and body decay, urging readers to use the product to stimulate bile and avoid calomel dangers. The note mentions the price of 26 cents and credits C M Co from 1934.
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Carter
C.m.co
Orders Check on Cattle Dealers in Pennsylvania
Dr H M Kalodner director of animal industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture ordered a wide check on livestock dealers to identify those violating the Livestock D Licensing Act of 1931. Dealers handling more than 100 head yearly must be licensed. applications by December 1 and licenses by January 1. Violators will be prosecuted to protect livestock health with no license fee but severe penalties for noncompliance.
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State Bureau of Animal Industry
Health exams urged for all first time Pennsylvania school entrants
Dr James N Rule urged uniform physician exams for every pupil entering public schools in September. The plan, endorsed by health and education bodies, favors vaccination and correction of defects via family doctors or group summer screenings, with follow ups shared by schools and health groups.
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Rule
County Emergency Health Committee
Pennnsylvania
Suage
Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Posts
United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for ethologists and instrument makers in several departments. Pay ranges from 1 620 to 4 600 dollars yearly. Departments include Interior Indian Service and Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey. Full details from the Secretary at Nazareth post office.
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United States Civil Service
Indian Service
Department of the Interior
Division of
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington
D.C
Stat
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Nazareth
Farmers Use More Lime and Fertilizer in 1944 Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report shows 73 percent of Pennsylvania farmers used fertilizer and 41 percent used lime in 1944. County estimates by the division of crop reporting indicate a total of 209 020 tons of fertilizer and 322 909 tons of lime consumed with expenditures near 949 000 dollars. Top counties by lime use include Adams Chester Somerset and York, while Forest county had 77 percent of farmers using lime.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Division of
State Department of Agriculture
L Easter
Y. Aester
Bucks
Adams
Schurlkill
Somerset
Westmoreland
Washington
Ette
Armstrong
Chester
Bradfo
Indiana
York
Adams County
Forest County
Uncle Elmer Refutes Chain Letter Craze
"Uncle Elmer" derides the fourteen sent chain letters terming them weak while urging readers not to trust such solicitations in a brisk morning remark.
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Unel Elmer
Big Business versus national policy sparks common man relief
The remark notes that when big business criticizes governance, it often signals gains for ordinary citizens. The statement frames policy friction as a potential win for the common man amid national debates.
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Chapman Quarries
Frigidaire
Uper
Eastern Synod
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Jouer
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Uncle Elmer
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