Lions urged to guard against wood famine
The Lions club met at the Bath hotel with large attendance. President A J Kemmerer was indisposed and Vice President Dr M W Phillips presided. District Forester R W Stadden spoke on preventing a wood famine and the need to replenish scarce hardwoods. He noted 1922 as the worst fire year in the state, and highlighted Pennsylvanias 150 native trees with 112 commercially profitable. He praised Childs Park in the Poconos as a pilgrimage site and mentioned the district's fishermen and gunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Bath Hotel
A. J. Kemmerer
M. W. Phillips
Tail Twister Hahn
Lion Tanner Hardie
R. W. Stadden
Stroudebburg
Stadden
Delaware
Monroe
Pike
Child's Park
Poconos
Pennsylvania
Bath Boxer Makes Chicago Debut in Eight Round Victory
Bath resident Walter Daucherty has emerged as Bath’s boxing representative. He won his eight round bout by decision before 13 000 spectators at Dreamland arena in Chicago and is slated for another engagement soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Walter Daucherty
Dreamland Arena
Chicago
Ill
Mrs Hummel and Morican in Separate Hospitals
Mrs. Henry Hummel is a patient in Haff's hospital. Mrs. Mike Morican of Pennsylvania block is a patient in St. Luke's hospital at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hummel
Haff's Hospital
Mike Morican
Pennsylvania
St. Luke's Hospital
Nelson & Lahnstein silk plant begins operations in town
Town notes report Nelson and Lahnstein started the silk plant with looms in stalled and plan to add more machinery as shipments arrive. Several local residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips to Allentown, Moorestown, Somerville, and Bushkill Falls. A Young People's meeting at Bath Walnut Street church featured a Persia missionary address and a successsful supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson & Lahnstein
Rebecca Abel
Allentown
Sterling Welty
Moorestown
Michael Garage
B. F. Rohn
George Rehrig
Somerville
N. J
Joseph Labrusquin
J. H. Hawk
Danielsville
Norman Bossard
W. E. Nagle
Town
Raymond Dennis
Bushkill Falls
Thomas Arndt
Russell Arndt
Winfield
Jean
Palmerton
Young People's Christian Endeavor Association of the
Lehigh Presbytery
Bath Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Persia
Ladies Aid Society
Display Window Broken by Auto Tire
Frank Danner returning from work at the Keystone cement plant Wednesday evening lost a tire and rim of his auto while rounding the Bath Hotel corner on Chestnut street. The wheel rolled into Robn's big store window, breaking the plate glass into pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Danner
Keystone Cement
Bath Hotel
Chestnut Street
Robn
Funeral Held for Palmer Smith in Snyder Church
The funeral of Palmer Smith took place Thursday afternoon at Snyder's church near Beemeville. A longtime township resident and church official, he was remembered by a wide circle of friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Smith
Snyder's Church
Beemeville
Reformed Church Plans Campaign for Phoebe Home
Consistory endorses the Phoebe Home campaign for Allen town set for June 2 to 9. C J Hahn and J H Sencenbach named to plan the effort while Rev Wm Helffrich leaves for General Synod sessions in Indianapolis. Next Sunday Bath church closes and services feature a substitute preacher then Miss Bertha Moser and the County Sabbath Schools Young People’s Division lead an evening service with a catechetical class appeal. Ladies Aid hosts a chicken and waffle supper May 25 in Weaversville P O A hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Home
Allentown
C. J. Hahn
J. H. Sencenbach
Ww. . Helffrich
D. D
General Synod
Indianapolis
Ind
Bath
Bertha Moser
County Sabbath Schools
Ladies’ Aid Society of Snyder's
Thurch
Weaversville
A. Hall
Well Known Bathite Surprised On Birthday
A pleasant birthday surprise party honored Frank S. Sensenbach of Bath at his Race street home Sunday. Out-of-town relatives attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schirner of Phillipsburg New Jersey and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howell of Easton, Mrs. Mary Swartz, Mrs. Sue M. Harding, and C F Sencenbach of Pen Argyl, Miss Hallie Howell, Miss Maria Howell of Northampton, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra A. Doster and son Albert of Bethlehem, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Whalen and children Kathleen and Thomas Jr. of Bethlehem, John H. Sensenbach and children Elizabeth and Carl, F Sencenbach and wife and children Frank Jr Budd Levan and Grace, and Mrs. William H Landes of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Sensenbach
Esquire
Race Street
Charles Schirner
Phillipsburg
N. J
Joseph Howell
Easton
Mary Swartz
Sue M. Harding
C. F. Sencenbach
Hallie
Maria Howell
Northampton
Ezra A. Doster
Albert
Bethlehem
Thomas E. Whalen
Kathleen
Thomas, Jr
John H. Sencenbach
Elizabeth
Carl
Sencenbach
Frank, Jr
Budd
Levan
Grace
William H. Landes
Bath
Local Notables and Social Notes From Allentown
Mrs Eva Kummerer transacted business in Allentown on Saturday Frank Graver radio dealer returned from a four day convention in Washington DC where he shook hands with President Hoover L H Beam spoke of a week in Washington attending Supreme Forest Tall Cedars meetings L W Knecht and associates and Mark R Kreidler of New York motored to the Poconos by car Betty and Carl Shireman of town planned a New York City trip Norman Overcash recovers from surgery at Haffs hospital Bath Dramatic Association plans a banquet at Ross Common Manor Frey Brothers meat market senior member Harry Frey loses part of his middle finger in a fridge door accident Missionary Society Reformed church met at Mrs J H Seem’s home Mrs J H Sencenbach improving after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Kummerer
Allentown
Frank
Graver
Atwater Kent
Washington, D.C
Hoover
L. H. Beam
Washington
Supreme Forest
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
L. W. Knecht
Messrs. Boydt and Lambert
Bethelhem
St. Luke's Hospital
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From The State College
Timely farm tips from Pennsylvania State College cover chick housing as pullets mature, early cockerel separation to prevent crowding, and heating needs. Dairy guidance stresses using only progeny from high producing cows and sires. Advice also includes thinning carrot seedlings to three inches, gradual hardening for outdoor plants, timely weed destruction, feeding sugar syrup to starving bees, and controlling raspberry anthracnose with lime sulfur sprays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Chantenay
Civil Court Jurors Attend Easton Session From Multiple Townships
Charles Miltenberger Allen township Mrs Jennie Pritchard Steward F Ackerman Oscar Walfe William Bowers and George Godshalk Bangor Floyd Bond East Bangor Ruth Morrow Forks township Floyd E Geary Arthur W Heyman Fred W Greenwald Emma Reiter and Charles C Herman Northampton Charles De Groff Portland Alice Weaver Alfred Jackson Nettle P Harding H H Cowling and John Edinger Pen Argyl Domenic De Franco Roseto and Milton Shimer Tatamy spend the week in Easton attending court as members of the civil court jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miltenberger
Allen Township
Jennie Pritchard
Steward F. Ackerman
Oscar Walfe
William Bowers
George Godshalk
Bangor
Floyd Bond
East Bangor
Ruth Morrow
Forks Township
Floyd E. Geary
Arthur W. Heyman
Fred W. Greenwald
Emma Reiter
Charles C. Herman
Northampton
Charles de Groff
Portland
Alice Weaver
Alfred Jackson
Nettle P. Harding
H. H. Cowling
John Edinger
Pen Argyl
Domenic de Franco
Roseto
Milton Shimer
Easton
Co-operation in Health, A Key public issue
Dr Theodore B Appel says co operation is vital for health problems and urges individual effort alongside health organizations. He notes magazines publicize official health work but many assume officials and insurers handle it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Northampton Ties for Third in Prison Ratings
Score ratings for state prisons announced in Harrisburg by Secretary E. H. McCauley show Allegheny County Workhouse at Blawnox leading with 875, Montgomery's Norristown prison second at 815, while Northampton and Philadelphia counties tied for third with 755. Lehigh 736, Berks 750, Bucks 645, Monroe 370.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Harrisburg
E. H. McCauley
Allegheny County
Blawnox
Montgomery
Norristown
Northampton
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Berks
Bucks
Monroe
Giving the body a square deal and health control
The article argues that personal health is a matter of individual responsibility beyond mere regulation by health departments. It stresses that diet, smoking, exercise, sleep, and leisure jointly influence health, and that success depends on enthusiastic cooperation with official medicine.
Care for the Eyes Outdoors in Wind and Sun
Advice on preserving eye health during outdoor season emphasizes regular cleansing with an eye cup and boric acid solution, plus nightly eye muscle exercises to strengthen sight. It notes wind dust and bright sun strain, and outlines simple routines performed in bed or upon waking.
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Arthur Oplinger
Hellertown
Tilghman Vogel
Charles A. Kahler and Child
A. Fehner
Walnut Street
A. N. Cressman
South Walnut Street
Lewis D. Kreidler
Samuel Barral
Roseta
Warren A. A
George W. Kreidler
M. R. Kreidler
New York City
Metropolis
Flrs
Pontiac
Michigan
Lovejoy
Patterson-Boyer Motor Co
Butler St
Reformed Church
Wendell C. Neville
Pennsylvania State College
East End
Sinclair Gas
Fred J. Scheetz
Nazareth
the Broad St. Tea
Tobey
Clara M. Leopold
Studebaker
ODAY
Commander Eight
Wes Weaf
NBC
Amd
F. Ziegler
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