Memorial Day Exercises Planned in Nazareth May 25
Memorial Day events in Nazareth include flag raising at the Circle at 6:00 am by Harold V Knecht Post No 415 American Legion, taps and volleys at Moravian Cemetery, and tributes at Catholic Schoeneck and Union Cemeteries by veterans groups. A parade forms at 9:45 am proceeding through Main Belvidere and Broad Streets to Greenwood Cemetery for encores before dismissal. A bake sale by the Ladies Aid Society is set for May 25 at the A and P Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Knecht
American Legion
Legion
Moravian
Union Cemetery
Sons of Veterans Reserves
Owen Rice
Schoeneck
Marshalls
Nazareth Band
Terans Grand Army of Sprints War Vetersh Post
Sons of the Repubnis
Loca
Harold V. Knecht Post
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The
War Mothers
Main Street
Belvidere
Broad
High
High Stret
Greenwood Cemetery
Ladies Aid Society of
Evangelical Church of Nazareth
A. and P
East Penn League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
Saturday results include Limeport 5 Easton 4 and Bethlehem 9 Amicus 7 with Martin's Creek 7 Ponies 5. Standings show Martin's Creek leading with 4 wins, East Greenwich 4, Amicus and Easton at 3, Limeport 1. Upcoming games listed for Saturday and Sunday, plus Northampton County and Industrial League results and next week's schedule.
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Limeport
Easton
East Greenville
Nazareth
Martin's Creek
Ponies
Bethlehem
Amicus
W. L, Pts
Poppy Day Message From American Legion and Auxiliary
The American Legion and Auxiliary urge veterans to support Poppy Day observances in Nazareth on May 23. Luther Clewell, commander, stresses honoring fallen comrades and remembering buddies while national radio broadcasts outline Auxiliary activities and programs on May 24, June 8, and June 22.
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Hamor
Nazareth
Luther Clewell
H. V. Knecht Post
Americal Legion
France
American Legion Auxiliary
National Broadcasting Co
William Glenn Suthers
Radio Committee
Nazareth School Board Rejects Bids For Athletic Field Fence
At an adjourned Nazareth School Board meeting the board rejected all bids for a steel fabric fence around the High School Athletics Field. New plans call for a seven foot fabric width and bids due June 1. The committee was told to prepare grading and seeding plans for the field.
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Nazareth
William M. Silfies
Nazareth Chamber hears National Economy League talk
A. 8. Kempfer outlined the National Economy League’s fact finding scope at Nazareth Chamber of Commerce. William Bennett was named to the district committee. The group approved cement paving for the new post office driveway and formed a corner stone celebration committee led by Henry, C. J. Knauss and Charles Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempfer
National Economy League
Northampton County
Nazareth Chamber of Commerce
William Bennett
Nazareth Chamber
A. G. Kern
E. C. Champion
William Henry
Frank Martin
Charles Knauss
Harry Reichenbach
Frank Schmidt
Howard Shimer
H. P. Weisley
George Hahn
Robert Nolf
Howard Shafer
Joseph Fulmer
William Mertz
Nazareth
Henry
C. J. Knauss
Charles Shafer
Miss Mary Schlegl Leaves for Nicaragua Tomorrow
Miss Mary Schlegl daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Schlegel will depart Nazareth tomorrow for seven years in Nicaragua as a trained nurse. She will travel to New Orleans to board the S S Contessa for Puerta Cabezas next Wednesday and proceed by air or boat a thousand miles inland to Biswaskarma where she will serve. She has hosted farewell parties and will deliver messages and packages to friends in Nicaragua on her return. Mr and Mrs John Edelman also visited Phoenixville by car on Monday.
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Mary Schlegl
Henry Schlegel
Nazareth
Nicaragua
Miss Schlegel
New Orleans
Puerta Cabezas
Biswaskarma
Nazareth Red Knights Hold Banquet At Y M C A
A banquet honored the Nazareth Red Knights basketball team and Nazareth Y M C A boys and girls squads at the Nazareth Y M C A auditorium last Wednesday evening starting 6 15. About 40 players attended as Andrew Leh Nazareth High School coach spoke and team members presented summaries of the season. Knights won 27 games and continued on Page Four.
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Nazareth Red Knights
Nazareth Y. M. C. A
Andrew Leh
Nazareth High School
Nune
Knights
Cement Workers Honored at New York Safety Meeting
Lone Star Cement Corp employees earned national recognition at the Portland Cement Association spring meeting in the Waldorf Astoria New York for a perfect safety record in 1934. E C Champion led Nazareth plant safety efforts as 260 cement officials attended. JB John praised industry safety and accepted the PTA Trophy for the local plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Cement Corp
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Nazareth
E. C. Champion
Portland Cement Association
JB. John
Cleveland
John
Good Will Tour Campaign At Ena Opens
The Good Will Tour Campaign begins with an all expense paid trip to Yellowstone National Park for the winner, funded by this newspaper and local merchants. Interest grows in published nominations as contestants seek cooperation of friends to collect purchase coupons from participating stores. The contest is open to the girls and involves no active work beyond social effort and coupon collection.
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Yellowstone National Park
Merchant's
Iten
Good Will Tour Campaign underway in town voting campaign
Miss Mae Ruloff leads initial ballots with Miss Margaret Himler second as seven week Good Will Tour Campaign unfolds. Merchants supply vote coupons with each cash purchase to boost local contestants and extend business reach.
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Margaret Himler
Northampton County Motor Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Northampton County Motor Club met at the Ferndale Hotel in Penndel Pa Friday evening with officers and two directors present. Reports highlighted growth and service. guests from the Pennsylvania State Highway Department praised the club’s highway work in Northampton and Upper Bucks Counties.
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Northampton County
Farndale Hotel
Pernudle
Motor Club
Claude A Trauger
Bucks County
Ferndale
Robert H. Neumeyer
J. c. McCarrell
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Allentown
Nazareth High School Junior Reception Planned
The Nazareth High School Junior class hosts the annual Junior reception for seniors, faculty, and alumni this Friday evening at 8:30 in the Byninistan gymnasium. The event features spring decorations, games, card playing, and dancing to Louis Pol gardy’s Sirens. continued on Page Four.
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Nazareth High School
Byninistan
Louis Polgardy
East Penn and North Amptn Amateur Leagues Summary
The East Penn and Northamptn area leagues saw Nazareth and East Greenville contend for the top with Nazareth falling to East Bethlehem rivals. Birdmen and Cementtown also factor as leaders drop games with Mitch and Noblitt driving Nazareth at bat but Farmer Hemmer held opponents to seven hits. WInd Gap and West Bangor kept ties atop Northampton County standings as Miller and DePowers led West Bangor’s 16-hit attack. Ace pitcher from Wind Gap blanked Pen Argyl A A except for three hits.
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Pga
Nazareth A. A
East
Gwavili
Martin's Creek
East Greenville
Dougt
Cement Town Boys
John “Babe
Mitch
Jim Noblitt
Connie Mack
Mason-Dixie
Oval
Herb Hemmer Iv
Nazareth Bats
Bird
Rowley
Aba
Charlie Heath
Lefty Bauman
Northampton County
West Bangor
Stockertown
Tatamy
Miller
Tockash
DePowers
Bangor
Pedro and
Campbell
Stockrtown
Nardo
Dietz
Cowboy Rothrocks Tatar
A. A
Albert Thomas
Wind Gap
Pen Argyl A. A
Consumers Goods Men Want NRA Extended Says Sloan
Washington dispatch says Gey lwirmen of the Industries Committee told President Roosevelt the Consumers Goods Industries Committee favors extending the NRA while Sloan notes they oppose a 10 month extension and back Business Planning and Advisor.
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Consumers Goods
Sloan
Washington
Gey Lwirmen
Industries Committee
Roosevelt
NRA
P Dent
Better Housing Day Starts June 15
News brief notes events leading into Better Housing Day with a May 2 Washington dateline. The report mentions Princepessa Maria Pia di Savoia meeting and Liboria Pringi of Easton organizing the lodge as grand deputy. A picnic plan is announced and a recruitment drive for new members is under way.
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Better Housing
Princepessa Maria Pia DI Savoia Meeting
Liboria Pringi
Eastorirganizer
Lxige
Princepessa Marit Pia di Savoia
Erand
Carlo's Hall
Joseph Perna
Joseph Sottolana
James Carmaline
Armenia Fiomara
Angeline Cabeza
Vincent Rampulla
Alex Company
Lena Istoletti
Fannie Merlo
John Paluso
Paul Petrizana
John Fring
Easton
Secretary Van Dyke Details Department's Financial Condition
Secretary Van Dyke warned state highway funds are at a perilously low level. If relief loans are not returned by summer the department cannot maintain basic highway operations. He cited an $8,000,000 shortfall beyond expected revenue by December 1 and noted Work Bill funds cannot cover maintenance. Cash in the Motor Fund stood at $4,494,000 after obligations and transfers.
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Sirenanes
Muarther
Warren van Dyke
van Dy
Department of Revenue
van Dyke
Motors
General Fund
Standing of Candidates at the End of the First Week
The Good Will Tour campaign distributes credits to Nazareth area young women. About 69 candidates earned credits this week, with 14 ballot boxes to be counted weekly, and leaders include Mae Ruloff, Margaret Himler, and Elizabeth Koch among others in Nazareth and nearby towns.
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Merc
Saraa
ITS
Mae Ruloff
Nazareth
Margaret Himler
Elizabeth Koch
Florence Kahler
Route
Miriam Vannatta
Pauline Johnson
Tatamy
Frieda Deutsch
Mildred Kahler
Evelyn Christman
Miss Walker
N. Wagner
Misent Rader
Anna Boerstler
Irene Barleib
Stockertown
Edna Koehler
Jacobsburg
Jugartz
Cue Siegfried
Cherry Hill
Neuner
Shankwhiler
Savitz
Min Rundle
Edelmans
Virginia Fehr
Marie Young Nazareth
Eva Williamson
Bath
Margaret Stout
Eveline Smith
Catherine Schlegel
Orchia Heyer
Pee Neal
Maybelle Happel
Eva Gower
Arlene Fehnel
Kathryn Andrews
Fretsir Conley
Gano Nadele
Tatainy
Berger
Taamy
Fary Berger
Ee Ybiekte
Beesie Kemmeres Nazareth
Marigot Kernreth
Mary Dry
Navareth
Renee Harper
Nagirth
Mis Ellen Butz
Schoen
Minnie Kostenbader
Evelyn Wambold
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Stanley Fehr
Bake Sale
Buddy Bugen
Chestnut Avenue
New York City
Richmond
Chestnut Hill
Trump
Petersville
Northampton High School League
Hellertown
South Whitehall
Wilson
Pen Argyl
Wilson-So
Whitehall
W. L. Pts
Saturda Waitefall
Strial League
Dixie
Chipmans
Edison Portland
Kramers
Standard
Vagropolitan Edison
Express Mack
Dixie Voce
Baker Chem
Metro
Edison
Kramers Sorcery
Chipmans Ve
Express-Mack
Long & Meyers
Express
Mack
Portland
New Village
Wed
Lincoln Field
Cotingham Field
American Legion, Auxiliary
Chamber OF Commerce Meets
Miss Mary Schlegel
Nica
Ragua
John Edelman
Walnut Street
Phoenixyile
RED Knights
N. Y
Ena
C. A. Anglemire
Buzz
Grace Fick
Nelson Freesman
Paul Heckman
George Heckman
Kern's
King’s
Robert Noltret
Nadareth
Hilips
Roth
Henry Schiegel
Stow Square
Gracery Sr
Northampton County Motor Club
Northampton
Upper
Bucks
Eastpenn
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