Bath area crowd attends annual high school operetta in Bethlehem
Bathites listed among attendees at Liberty High School operetta in Bethlehem. Rev R L Kerstetter preached, and the Men's Brotherhood held a well attended meeting with five new members. Beatrice Bartholomew broke her ankle at Wolf Jr High. Rice Scheffler tie the knot in West Grove with honeymoon in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L Kerstetter
Men's Brotherhood
Gordon Feller
Danielsville
Muhlenberg
Warmouth
Port Jervis
Wm D. Kunkel
Postmaster Change Hands After Twelve Years of Service
Monday morning the postmaster ship changed hands for the first time in twelve years, Arthur Scheffer succeeding Albert S. Leiby who served under Harding Coolidge and Hoover. Dick Leiby, clerk, will remain briefly to help acclimate the new postmaster to routine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scheffer
Albert S. Leiby
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Dick Leiby
Correction in equity case names and a weekend visit
A correction notes that the equity proceedings begun Saturday by Bertha M Hu ber against the Executors of Peter J Fehnel misnamed two defendants as Charles A Miller and Ellen A Fehnel. Correct names are Charles A Fehnel and Elmer A Fehnel An Gish Jr of Allentown visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Isa BK McIlhaney over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Huber
Peter J. Fehnel
Charles A Miller
Ellen A. Fehnel
Charles A. Fehnel
Elmer A. Fehnel
AN. Gish Jr
Allentown
Isa BK. MclIlhaney
Two Bath Couples Married Saturday
Michael Michalgych Jr and Winifred Guth were united in marriage at St. John's Lutheran Church Bath at 9:00 AM The ring ceremony was used The couple reside in Bath and planned a wedding trip by auto to New York State The groom works at Keystone Cement Co Bath and both attend Lutheran Church Bath The groom is on the church council and the bride is Sabbath School secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grove
Rev
Reinke
Michalgych — Guth
Michael Michalgych, Jr
Michalgych
Bath
Winifred Guth
Harry Guth
Washington Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
R. L. Kerstetter
Bath School
Bethlehem Business College
Keystone Cement Co
Lutheran Church
Church Council
New York State
Couple Getting Many Presents
Presents arriving daily by the score. Bobby asks for more as Brody Brothers advertises paints for everything except a lady's face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Brody Brothers
Furlough Plan Aims to Help TB Patients Return Home
State Health Department announces a new furlough plan for tuberculosis sanatorium admissions. Eligible patients on artificial pneumothorax treatment may be released to home under medical supervision, shortening wait times for new cases while ensuring continued care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Health Department
J. Bruce McCreary
Industries brace for lower hours and wage changes
The text notes pay raises by telephone companies in Chicago and Albany affecting 14,000 and 2,500 workers. It states Pennsylvania restored American workers to full time effective June 1, as did Cleveland Trust Co in Cleveland, Kroger Co chain grocers, and many western cities, with numerous firms across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albany
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Trust Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Kroger Co
St. Joseph
Exemptions From Hotel Code Granted by NRA Explained
NRA grants limited exemptions to hotel code provisions effective April 14 after review of 1,600 petitions. Exemptions allow one executive extra hours, five full days and two half days weekly for executives, resort hotels may use five by two schedule for up to three months, and small hotels with 15 or fewer employees get a 14 hour spread. Wages remain unchanged and exemptions last until NRA reviews the code. The code authority duties include planning, reporting, gathering figures, educating employers and employees, settling complaints, and reporting unresolved issues to state compliance directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Code
W&k
National Recovery Administrator
Surprise Birthday Party At Newburg Home
A pleasant surprise party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Oliver Miller in Newburg for their son in law Stanley Hahn. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as a list of attendees from nearby towns gathered for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Miller
Newburg
Stanley Hahn
Walter Minnich
Edgar Roth
Chester Roth
Howard Gold
Ellis Thomas
Verna Thomas
Harry Miller
Nazareth
Jack Derr
Howard Hahn
James Rosely
Albert Bond
Prank Staats
Clinton Rohn
Arlene Rohn
Eva Lineberry
Theodore Border
West Bishop
David Rapp and Sons
Easton
Paul Weaver
Wilbur von Steuben
Earl Fehnel
Hecktown
Walter Buss
Robert Ritter
Riard Sell
Stanely Hahn
Sabina Fenicle
Fred Minnich
Bath
Widespread factory wage increases follow Roosevelts code
Washington reports many corporations boosting wages retroactive to April 1 amid national code conference guidance. Firms include Curless Clothing in Mayfield 20 percent and Phillips Petroleum 14 percent. Fletcher shipyard Hoboken 12 percent. Viscose Parkersburg 9 percent. Other raises affect thousands across diverse industries and regions. NRA also approves a 36 hour work week reduction and industry amendments to extend wage gains to about 1 800 workers in furniture and related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscose Co
Parkersville
W. Va
F. W. Heitman Co
Houston
Tex
Youngstown
Ohio
Servel Co
Evansville
Ind
Atwater Kent Co
Philco Radio & Television Co
General Steel Castings Co
St. Louis
Sangamo Electric Co
Springfield
National Tea Co
Standard Brake Shoe Co
Pine Bluff
Ark
Southwest
NRA
Pro
Examination for Freight Rate Clerk
The United States Civil Service Commission invites applications for a Freight Rate Clerk. Salary starts at $2,300 yearly with deductions up to 10 percent until June 30, 1934, then up to 5 percent for the 1935 fiscal year, plus 3 percent toward a retirement annuity. Applicants must have at least five years of experience in the previous ten years before the closing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mus
Secretary of the
United States Cil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women Now 50 Cents
The advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women in a new 50 cent size. It claims relief for periodic pain and related disorders with no narcotics. The product is presented as a modern medicine addressing the cause and is marketed for sister's use and permanent relief, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beatrice Bartholomew
H. E. Bartholomew
Wolf Jr. High School
So. Walnut Street
Mildred Smith
Annie Smith
East Bath
Haff's Hospital
Northampton
Grace Reformed Church
Carl Sencenbach
Luther Fehner
Ursinus
William D. Kunkel
L. W. Siegfried
Siegfried
Robert Kreidler
Lehighton
Charles Laub
Emma
Laub
Town
J. F. Bartholomew and Son
H. O. Simons & Son An Meters and Builders
Nazareth, Penna
Metrpolitan Edison Co
Main Street
Bob and
Betty
Bob
Karl Metler
Grant H. Kahler
Mrs
Hahn and Gold
Dietz
Schissler
Main
Prospect Street
Seyfried
Flory Milling Company
Peoples
Hahn's
H. L. Roth
Stout
D. A. Morrison
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Bureau of Milk Creameries
Milk Control Sanitation
Department of Health
Bureau of Milk Sanitation
Unk
Lydia E. Pinknam
George Bensing
Moorestown
Ar. F. D. No
Wonders of Science
Eissne
Popular Mechanics
B. Cutarte
N. Chicago
Willowdale Farms
Dodge Dealers
Ziegler
Dodge
Plymouth
Dodge Brothers Corporation
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