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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

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Blind organist recital in Bath church supported by Bath Lions Club

Bath residents witnessed a five part program by Joan Sencenbace at Christ Evangelical Reformed Church in Bath with Titaler explaining the pieces. The event, held Wednesday evening May 25 at 8 15, featured Bach, Tchaikowsky, Saint Saens and other noted composers.

Bath Bath Lions Club Titaler Bach Tachaikowsky Saint Saens Christ Ev Harry J. Ditzler Ditzler Bachelor of Lions Club Bling of Philadelphia R. H. H.lflerich Lionslab Universalist Church of the Messiah Broad and Montgomery Ave Overbrook School

Spring Social and Church Events In Bath Area

The Womans Missionary Society of St Johns Ey Lutheran Bath held its annual Spring social with piano solos by Janet Fehnel soprano numbers by Helen Shiffer and readings by Ruth Ernest. A humorous playlet and a Moslem dialogue were presented. Christ Ev Ref Church held a musical service with quartet and organ. Wolf Jr High promotes a three act comedy Speed for May 26 in Firemen's Auditorium with students Ethel Kunkel Phyllis Diehl Lois Ernest Catherine Heller Pauline Overcash Mason Ernest Rudolf Zakocs Frank Huryn and Frank Trinkle in the cast. Proceeds fund a New York trip for high schoolers.

Womans Missionary Society of St. John’s Ey.Lutheran Church Bath Janet Fehnel Brahms Bond Helen Shiffer Ware Arne Germian Randolph H. Bartholomew Ruth Ernest H. M Ernest Jakie Tilghman Oplinger Rebecca Abel M. Rae Moser Kenneth Eickhoff Florent Schneider Wm. Lowe Melbourne Pike R. L. Kerstetter J. E. Beers Miss Moser Kerstetter Christ Ev Phyllis Diehl Dorothy Wagner Pauline Overcash Frank S. Graver Walnut Mr. Kennedy Bloomsburg N. J the Wolf Jr. High School Ethel Kunkel Phylis Diehl Lois Ernest Catherine Heller Mason Ernest Rudolf Zakocs Frank Huryn Frank Trinkle New York

Young Ladies Class Hosts Monthly Meeting Shower

The monthly meeting of St. John's Ev Lutheran Young Ladies Class was held Wednesday at Thelma and Louise Marding's East Main Street home. After the business session, the class presented their teacher Mrs. Catherine Scholl with a gift. Members participating included Mrs. Nellie Op linger, Mrs. Marion Pike, Mrs. Dorothy Eickhoff, and Mrs. Pearl Harding.

St. John's Ev.Luheran Church Thelma Louise Marding East Main St Catherine Scholl Nellie Oplinger Marion Pike Dorothy Eickhoff Pearl Harding

Local Social List of Hostesses and Attendees

A long roster of attendees including Mrs Helen Marsh Mrs Helen Demko Mrs Alma Lawrence Mrs Mary Doroskie Mrs Gladys Stauffer and numerous Misses Rebecca Abel Ida Graver Adeline Graybill Helen Shiffer Lou Harding Thelma Harding Mildred Haupt Irene Haupt Mary Schiffer Betty Frey Mildred Bengston M Rae Moser and Mrs R L Kerstetter plus Mrs Frank Harding. A delicious buffet luncheon was served by the hostesses.

Helen Marsh Helen Demko Alma Lawrence Mary Doroskie Gladys Stauffer Rebecca Abel Ida Graver Adeline Graybill Helen Shiffer Lou's Harding Thelma Harding Mildred Haupt Irene Haupt Mary Schiffer Betty Frey Mildred Bengston M. Rae Moser R. L. Kerstetter Frank Harding

Mother and Daughter Banquet Held at Bath Hotel

Last evening at the New American Hotel Bath the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet of the Lutheran Church occurred with a special program. It was sponsored by the Young Ladies Bible class.

New American Bath The Lutheran Church Young Ladies Bible Class

Reform ed Ladies to Banquet Thursday Evening

The Woman's Missionary Society and the Girls Guild of the Evang elical Reform Church will hold their annual banquet in the Sunday School rooms on Thursday evening. A mother and daughter banquet is also planned with a special program mainly by Guild members.

Womans Missionary Society Girls Guild of the Ref

Bath Woman Attends Democratic Convention in Pittsburgh

Mrs. Wm. J. Scheffler of Bath travels to Pittsburgh for four days to attend sessions of the Democratic State committee as the representative of the Bath Woman's Democratic Club.

Wm. J. Scheffler Bath Pittsburgh Democratic State Committee Womans Democratic Club of

Memorial Day Services Around Local Churches

Memorial Day services will be held this Sunday at Little Moore and Petersville Churches, with Salem Moorestown hosting on June 5. Local residents Mrs. Willard J. Rohr of Brodheadsville, a former public school teacher, and Rev. J. Joseph Stout of Bangor were noted visitors and connections. The Brotherhood prepared an improvement program, and travels included calls to Ursinus College and a trip to Buffalo for new autos.

Little Moore Petersville Salem Moorestown Willard J. Rohr Brodheadsville Monroe County Charles Schall Northampton Bt Harry Hardle F. J. Edelman Samuel Evin Northampton St Edward Schaffer Bath Philadelphia George Smith Martin Horn James Schneider Charles Hahn Norman &Shiffer Arthur Dieh Carl Rehrig Buffalo N. Y Ralph Hartzell Gilbert Jane Housel Broadway N. J Benjamin W. Ervin Walnut St Luther League

Make Shades Last With Simple Kalsomine Coating

Instructions summarize methods to refresh faded window shades and awnings. Dust, apply powdery kalsomine per manufacturer directions, dry thoroughly, paint other side. Washing around windows advised after treatment to avoid water spotting. Also suggests dyeing or painting awnings and rugs with diluted house paint for a refreshed look.

Cream Sauce and Meadowsweet Notes for Gardens

The text mentions a quick ice cream sauce with melted chocolate and mint creams, plus Meadowsweet as a tall perennial suited for wide borders. It notes June and July frothy flowers, rapid spread, and preference for rich moist soil. Helpful for shady spots as a backdrop to low growing plants.

Indian Health Progress Returns as Medicine Reaches Tribes

A historical reflection notes that disease and colonization devastated native populations but recent medical efforts have increased Native American numbers. It cites Navajo growth from under 10,000 to over 43,000 and credits modern hospitals, doctors, and up-to-date treatments. Cultural superstition hampers cooperation, with elders clinging to old beliefs such as body lice as omens and placing a grey back on beds.

Pacific Ocean Esquimaux Australia New Zealand

Country Home of William Penn to Be Restored as State Shrine

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania begins restoration of the Pennsbury Manor as a public memorial. A $236 000 State Authority project, begun April 21 with Governor Earle laying the cornerstone, follows six years of research and archaeological work by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission and partners. Over 50 National Youth Administration workers helped survey the manor area in spring 1996 uncovering thousands of relics including bricks flagstones and hardware.

Hartisburg Delaware William Penn Philadelphia Pennsbury Atream Pennsylvania Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Tullytown George H. Earie Earle Pennsylvania Historical Commission Welcome Society of Pennsylvania National Youth Administration The Historical Commission

Restoring Pennsbury Manor Details emerge from archives

Historic restoration notes reveal Pennsbury Manor once measured 60 by 30 feet with a 30 foot rear extension. A four hundred year old water tank on the roof provided fire protection but later rotted timbers. The house featured a wide front porch and board walk to a Delaware boat landing. The restored estate will open to the public next summer under Historical Commission oversight.

James Logan William Penn Penn Delaware Pennsbury The Historical Commission

Pa Summer Resorts Earn State Wide Publicity

Harrisburg reports that Lake Wallenpaupack area resorts in northeastern Pennsylvania are gaining broad attention. The State Publicity Commission distributes hundreds of copies of a new 12 panel folder created by the Hawley Lake Wallenpaupack Chamber of Commerce to promote the region. The folder includes a brief history.

Harrisburg Broad Lake Wallenpaupac Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission Hawley-Lake Wallenpaupack

Picturesque County Folders Feature Mountain Streams and Lake Views

Broad regional folder highlights the region's beauty with scenes of mountain streams hunting fishing boating and other sports. A detailed map illustrates Pennsylvanias countryside across Pike and Wayne counties near the lake. One view near Route 6 at Butterfield Bradford County stands out as among the finest in the state.

Pike Wayne Counties Pennsylvania Route Butterfield Fradfield

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