Joint Dinner Meet Features Lafayette Professor Speaker
A joint dinner of the Rotary and Lions clubs drew about one hundred men with Prof R B Miller of Lafayette College as guest speaker. He discussed economic conditions and proposed solutions to depression, including army employment, lending to farmers and banks, and devaluation of gold standards. Next week Rotarians will mark their sixth anniversary with Charles Puff of Philadelphia as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Miller
Department of Economics
Lafayette College
England
Charles Puff
Philadelphia
Washington Circus and Hoover Era Public Pressure
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss President Hoover and public scrutiny during and after the war era. The text references rising worries about duties, aging, and the volatile nature of popularity, noting shifts over several years and changes in public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Prieg
Vnc
Physical Education Demonstration at Local Schools
A day evening physical education demonstration was held in the local high school auditorium under Miss Elmira Ott and staff. Pupils from multiple grades performed dances songs games tumbling and stunts with many acts including a pirate dance and a wand drill, drawing a full house with some attendees turned away. All participants were praised for creditable performances and the program deemed a marked success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiltorium
Elmira Ott
Andrew
Club Most Affair at YMCA Luncheon Programs and Winners
The Club Most Affair held an all day event at the YMCA dining room with a four o'clock luncheon. Mrs. A G Ackerman led hospitality and many women from Bangor Easton Allentown and Catasauqua attended. Elizabeth Wysor read excerpts and Cedar Crest alum Gower presented readings. A bedspread raffle raised funds as Hawk won top ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
A. Gairman
Stout
Bangor
Barnako
Easton
Allentown
Catasauqua Ithe
Elizabeth Wysor
Easts
Julia Art
New York City
Cedar Crest Town
Gower
Hawk
Weddings Bring Couples Together in Nazareth Bath and Souderton
News items report Miss Angelina Male of Nazareth and Harry F. Hahn wed by Rev. Dr. C A Butz at his Bethlehem home. Blanche Kline and Paul K Fisher married in Philadelphia May 11. Dorothy Frey and Kenneth Elckoff wed in Bath with a Bath contingent, honeymooning in Port Clinton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Male
Nazareth
Harry F. Hahn
High Street
Bethlehem
C. A. Butz
Montrose Avenue
Kathryn Male
Bath
George Silfies
Kline — Fisher
Charles Kline
Miss Blanche Kline
Paul K. Fisher
Souderton
Philadelphia
Miss Kline
Allentown
Mr. Fisher
Main Street
St. John's Ev
Lutheran Church
Dorothy Mary Frey
Joseph F. Frey
Kenneth Elckoff
George Elckoff
Ralph L. Kerstetter
Viginia Frey
Ervin Werkheiser
Ashford
Shubert
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Port Clinton
Ohio
Leonard Jones
Mrs. Bickoff
Odenwelder
Northampton Street
Bake Sale by Ladies Aid Society at Seyfrieds Market
The Ladies Aid Society of Human Evangelical church will hold a bake sale at Seyfrieds Market next Saturday May 21 starting at 10 a.m. The sale offers home baked bread pies and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Human Evangelical Church
Seyfrieds
Lutheran Men In Meeting at St John’s Church Dinner
219 members and guests attended a Lutheran Men meeting at St. John’s Luth eran church. Frank Schmidt presided. Rev H C Snyder gave the invocation and the Sunday school orchestra led group singing. Dr Charles Bowman of Muhlenberg College spoke on Lutheran men’s role and a Lutheran Brotherhood was organized with a seventeen member committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frank Schmidt
H. C. Snyder
Charles Schnerr
James Fetheroll
Ralph Fry
Charles Bowman
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
H.C. Snyder
Bowman
Guy Camp
Walter Frantz
Russell Hangen
Edwin Heiney
Madison Holland
William Kleppinger
Floyd Kauffman
Herman Laudenbach
W. J. Palmer
Merritt Snyder
Raymond Anangst
Chester Williard
Frank Young
Raymond Christman
Howard Kessler
Earl Rinker
F. H Schmidt
Lehigh Valley ACS May Meeting at Lehigh University
The Lehigh Valley Section of the American Chemical Society holds its May meeting at Lehigh University on Friday May 20 at 8 00 pm in the Chandler Laboratory. Dr Harold DeWitt Smith of A M Tenney Associates will discuss The Anatomy of Rayon and a pre dinner talk by Arthur L Smith of Lehigh University will cover Why Have Gray Hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
American Chemical Society
William H. Chandler
Arthur L. Smith
Lehigh University
Migratory Children and Pennsylvania School Law
Harrisburg details the 1931 acts defining migratory children as pupils temporarily domiciled in a district for seasonal work. It requires migratory children ages eight to sixteen to attend school and bans employing migratory children under 16 if home state law requires school attendance. It also requires school certificates for such employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Thieves Visit Garage At Nazareth Farm
A garage on the Martin Lapp farm Nazareth R D 1 was entered and tools valued at 875 dollars were stolen. The report was filed with the county detective's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lapp
Nazareth
Huth
Deep Sea Fishermen Plan Dinner with Reformed Churchmen
A group led by H. P. Weisley and Harry Drake fished Tuesday at Morris Beach New Jersey and Delaware Bay with plans to provide enough fish for a church dinner meeting of the Reformed Churchmen's League in the social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Weisley
Harry Drake
Parent Teacher Association Elects New Officers
The May PTA meeting in the High School elected officers for the coming year. New posts go to Mrs. Charles K. Shafer as president Donald Detweler as vice president Mrs. Harry Worman as treasurer and Mrs. Ralph Fry as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
H. P. Weisley
Charles K. Shafer
Donald Detweler
Harry Worman
Ralph Fry
Carrie Riddle
Easton
Northampton County
Miss Riddle
F. A. Marcks
Lehigh Valley Child Helping
Bethlehem
Tatamy Couple Observes Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles A Boyer celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Tatamy home. Married May 5 1882 in Farmington they began life in Trexlertown and later moved to Tatamy. They have three children and many friends gathered for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Boyer
Tatamy
Charles Boyer
Emma Fritch
Farmington
David Walbert
D. K. Humbert
Ella Bennett
Mertztown
Trousseau
Trexlertown
Boyer
Henry Stittler
Messinger Manufacturing Company
Hattie Happel
Warren Boyer
Nazareth
F. R. Shafer
Alice [Gumbert
Edward Weinland
Mahlon
Tonio Blank
James
Shelda
Richard
Bert Davis
Delaine
Bert
Sylvester Fritch
Frank Begel
Jeanette
Louise
Lehighton
William Bennett
Louisa Eberts
Stanley Coffin
Ruth
Macada
Esther Trexler
Wescoesville
Kenneth Hayde
Rally Day at Haman Evangelical Church
Rally Day at Haman Evangelical Church will be held next Sunday at 10 a.m. in the church and Sunday school in joint session with special features for the occasion. At 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Richline Harris will speak on The Signs of the Times and Lewis Rosenberger will sing three selections. At 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. E. Heberling will preach and the Wesley male chorus of 30 voices will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haman Evangelical Church
Richline Harris
Lewis Rosenberger
J. E. Heberling
Pen Argyl
Wesley
Nazareth High presents Bits O Blarney operetta
A large audience attended the Nazareth High School two act operetta Bits O Blarney presented by the combined Glee Clubs. Peggy and Patrick form a jealous, mistaken identity plot with costumes and disguises. The cast includes Margaret Seyfried, Marlon Kern, Harold Snyder, and others. Mae Weisley directed. Miss Clute and Donald Detweiler staged scenery. a 54 member chorus and 30 member orchestra supported performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth High School
Otis Carrington
Peggy
Patrick
Mike O'Noole
Mike
Margaret Seyfried
Marlon Kern
Mike O'Noale
Harold Snyder
Herbert Haas
Margaret Saeger
Maybelle Happel
Martha Simmons
Mae Weisley
Jean Clute
Donald Detweiler
Orthea Heyer
Grace Breinig
Raymond Uhler
Arnold Bath
Harold Kratz
Nelson Braemer
Vincent Keller
Betty Barie
Ex Sheriff and Bondsman Sued in Northampton County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ex rel William J Hoppel executor and Aggie E Hoppel executrix sue former Northampton County sheriff John J Snyder and his bondsman American Surety Company over $1550 from Hoppel v Sulkin. Plaintiffs allege funds entrusted to the sheriff's office were fraudulently diverted for Snyder's use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County
John J. Snyder
Williams Township
American Surety Company
New York City
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
William J. Hoppel
Aggie E. Hoppel
Joseph Hoppel
Hoppel
Sulkin
Rod and Gun Club hosts fishing contest updates
The Rod and Gun Club met Monday evening with vice president John Knecht presiding. Three entries were reported in the current fishing contest including trout by Mrs. F P Rohn Floyd Kauffman and Henry Garr. Entries may still be made with committee members F Kauffman Don Detweiler and Clayton Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knecht
F. P. Rohn
Floyd Kauffman
Henry Garr
F. Kauffman
Don Detweiler
Clayton
Vogel
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Band Shell Set for May 28
The local Chamber of Commerce directors met at the Y M C A with P B Trumbower presiding. H O Simons reported near completion of the Eagle Hall band shell and plans for painting lighting and seating for a May 28 dedication. The shell, named the Community Band Shell, will host a public concert and brief addresses and be available for use by local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. of C
Band Shell
Chamber of Commerce
Trumbower
H. O. Simons
C. J. Knauss
Henry Schlegel
Edmund Champion
Harry Freeman
Andrew Kern
Joseph Fulmer
Frank H. Martiin
R. B. Fortun
William Henry
Eagle Hall
F. H. Martin
E. C. Champion
Te Chamber of Commerce
William Mertz
Auxiliary Banquet Honors Mothers and Veterans Aid
More than 75 auxiliary members and guests gathered for the Harold V. Knecht Post 415 American Legion auxiliary banquet. The event included a business session led by Mrs. Steward Eyer, reports from the Lehighton Four County Auxiliary Council, and a memorial day invitation from the Sons of Veterans Camp. The local group plans to distribute 1500 poppies on May 28 for veterans hospital care, plus an Allentown radio segment on May 26 about Poppies. The evening featured entertainment, a Motherhood address by Rev. H. C. Snyder, sketches, duets by Mrs. Heyer and Mrs. Happel, and flowers for the oldest attendee Mrs. Henrietta Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Knecht
American Legion of Town
Steward Eyer
Lehighton
Alma Walters
Sons of Veterans Camp
Meaney
Allentown
H. C. Snyder
Hazel Itterly
Clara Andrews
Agnes Keene
Tillie George
Cora Prey
Sadie Poltz
Jennie Silvers
Carrie Hagenbuch
Maizie Keehler
Carrie Nagle
Helen Simona
Wilmer Heyer
W. J. Happel
Lorraine Eyer
Rev
New York City
Virginia Wolfe
Miriam Anangst
Henrietta Abel
Stewart Eyer
Town Council Adopts Paving Bid For Main Street Resurfacing
An adjourned Town Council meeting on May 10 1932 approved the resurfacing contract for East Side of Main Street between Easton Road and Park Street. Howard S. Shafer awarded at 69 cents per square yard with Burodite material, five year guarantee, 100 percent bond, local labor from delinquent taxpayers list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Kern
Lindenmeyer
Mertz
Schaeffer
Keim
Worman
Altemps
Hartzell
Seyfried
Main Street
Easton Road
Park Street
Messrs. Hausman
H. S. Shafer
Mr. Brown
Burodite Paving Company
Messrs. Mertz
South and
Park St
Howard S. Shafer
Lindenmeyer and Kern
Principal's Report Highlights Attendance and Activities
Principal reports 1123 students with 105 in senior high and 288 in junior high. Monthly attendance 95 percent and term-to-date 95. An accident cost 15 days for a torn ligament from after school ball play. Fire drills held at Fairview April 8 Whitfield April 18 and High School April 21. Substitutes taught 9 days at $46 district cost. Treasurer notes March April receipts 3.85 expenses 8.03 balance due 4.18. Industrial Arts fund totals 303.82. High School funds total 2028.52 with major deposits from Athletic Association 437.73 Comet 782.26 Library 245.72. Baseball season: two home games played, net from Bangor game 23.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Arts Department
The
Athletic Association
Comet
Library
Bangor
Profit Poor When Permit Was Lifted
Harrisburg report shows a Department of Revenue check on motor vehicle inspection stations. A patrolman reinspected a station whose appointment had been suspended for violation of the law. After inspection the officer asked if the owner had profited by suspension, and the owner replied that he did not profit and had lost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Bake sale at Moravian Church in Mama reth Saturday
A bake sale by the Sisters of Schoeneck Moravian Church will be held in the Commolly Building at 60 So Main Street Mama reth on Saturday May 21 starting at 11 00 a m. Come early for Sunday pastry supplies and enjoy items like candy and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sania
Commolly
Main Street
Mamareth
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Wilhelm Knecht Trein
Marcks
Hington Circus
Spinton
Iysical Educaton
Bt Club
Ponce
Weppines
C. Snyder
South Lenning
Coal City
Dorothy Serfoss
IB. Ackerman
Mt. Beththryn
Male — Hahn
Bickoff — Frey
Bake Sale
L. V
Amer. Chemical Societs
Deep Sea
Albert T. Reid
Parent - Teacher Association Elects
Heberling
Carter Junior Republic
Marjorie Batchelor
Palmerton
Twitmeyer
Win Boyer
Sol, Boyer
Willard Boyer
Maxatawny
Floyd Fritch
Samuel Caccardi
Ira Bankes
Oliver Fritch
Hersch
Jean
Kermit
Robert
Raymond Haggerty
Raymond
W. Joseph Happel
William Himler
Edwart
Smart
Corna Stoffler
Cathrine Messinger
Henry Woodring
Ferman Engler
Stockertown
William Albert
Homer Albert
William Happel
Francis Messinger
V. D. Bauers
Snyder
ROD and Gun Club
Highway Committee
West Prospect Street
Messrs. Schaeffer
William M. Kiefer
South Main Street
Peppell
Worman and Altemps
Clarence P. Fehnel
Emma Ruloff
Fairview
Whitfield
High School
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