Trial Plays at Bath Auditorium by Borough Citizens
The Bath Chemical and Hose Co presents two plays The Trial of the Century and Wm Bachman for next Friday and Saturday evenings with 65 participants including Burgess A Kemmerer Clark P Smith and Mrs Anna Scheffler in leading roles Rehearsals are nightly A large dedication service for a 175 year old walnut tree at the church lawn was held with Rev Reginald H Helffrich officiating and Mrs Wm Helffrich delivering the unveiling address Safety prompts by Edward Curran urge careful motorist behavior as summer vacation increases child street exposure.
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Bachman
Bath
Bath Chemical & Hose Co
Borough
Burgess A. 3. Kemmerer
Clark P. Smith
Allen Scheffler
A. O. Shiffer
Ernest Haynes
Anna Scheffler
H. L. Cunin
Walter Wagner
J. R. Stocker
L. H. Beam
Alice Metz
Reginald H. Helffrich
F. 8. Graver
Wm. U. Helffrich
Wm. A. Helffrich
Ladies Aid Society
W. A. Helffrich
Edward P. Curran
Keystone Automobile Club
Edwin Guth
William B. Ervin
Allentown Hospital
Myrtle Miltenberger
Nazareth
J.H. Sencenbach
Nazareth “Y
Sencenbach
Reformed Parsonage
Cyril C. Helffrich
al. Randolph Helffrich
Philadelphia
Girl's Guild of the Reformed Church
Mary Swartz
Ed. Roof
Pen Argyl
James Ed. Worman
Walnut Street
Worman
Allentown
Lions Club
Medical Association of
Northampton County
Melvin Warren
Clinton Bartholomew
The Painted Porch Can Take It
A neighbor describes how a housewife refreshes a porch each year with durable porch paint and coordinated green and yellow decor. She uses spar varnish on wicker and barked Hickory while applying quick drying enamel to metal furniture. The project protects furniture, reduces wear on the home, and keeps the porch clean and inviting for outdoor activities.
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Aia
Porce
May Day Exercises at Wolf School Highlight Coronation
Pupils from all grades performed on the baseball field with teachers joining. May Queen Kathryn Kossifos was crowned by Annie Miller as Lillian Laubach announced her. Grades danced in costumes with cornet and clarinet music by Earl Haynes and Albert Kemmerer. Refreshments and handiwork displays followed. the event drew strong attendance and was praised as one of the best in years.
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Wolf
Earl Haynes
Albert Kemmerer
Kathryn Kossifos
Annie Miller
Lillian Laubach
Langhorne Auto Races Set With Wild Bill Cummings
Ralph Hankinson signs Wild Bill Cummings to anchor Langhorne sprint program for Saturday June 9. Cummings, Bowes Bear Fast Special driver, will clash with Billy Winn Johnny Hannon Bob Ball Ken Fowler Ben Shaw Lloyd Vieaux and others as fans expect high speed action and record attempts.
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Langhorne
Ralph Hankinson
Indianapolis
Hankinson
Wild Bill Cummings
Cummings
Wild Willie
Billy Winn
Johnny Hannon
Bob Ball
Ken Fowler
Ben Shaw
Lloyd Vieaux
Winn
Hannon
Sall
Vieaux
Maple product production shows Pennsylvania in top four
Harrisburg Pennsylvania ranked among the four leading states in maple product production for 1934. Vermont produced 3,549,000 pounds of maple sugar, New York 5,628,000, Ohio 2,189,000, and Pennsylvania 1,675,000. The state tapped fewer trees and yielded 10,000 fewer gallons of syrup than in 1933.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New York
Ohio
Invitation driven local ad jingle with bakeries and services
A 1934 local promotional verse lists Bettys shops and area services. It mentions Flory Milling Company flour Nazareth Creamery Starner Beauty Shop Hahn Motors and Brody Brothers hardware Harveys photographs Moravian Restaurant and Schissler Service Station. It promotes town offerings and warns of infringement.
Maple sugar and syrup production figures by county
The report shows 83 000 pounds of sugar and 199 000 gallons of syrup from 657 000 trees. Sugar output was 25 000 pounds below last year with Somerset Crawford Erie and Tioga counties leading the industry in the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Somerset
Crawford
Erie
Tioga
Auto Tag Totals Show One in Ten Cars Not Relicensed
Harrisburg reports a spring surge in registrations yet 177,967 cars licensed last year have not been renewed for 1934. Through December 1933 1,716,357 license plate sets were issued, with 1,538,300 by the first of this month. Among operators 143,618 with last year’s permits have not obtained new licenses by May 1, while total operator licenses stood at 1,824,431 versus 1,968,049 in 1933. The bureau notes one in ten cars and one in sixteen operators have not renewed.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Houses On Parade Paint Your Home For Spring
Spring drives the urge to dress four homes in fresh coats of paint across towns and hamlets. Lighter colors flatter small houses and coordinate with neighbors while stucco and dirtied exteriors benefit from new paint. A Good House Ever Had shows the painter’s role to renew life and economy by protecting against weather, adding years to value and signaling optimism in a brighter market.
Japan Seeks Name Nippon Over Acceptance of Enduring Exonym
The article discusses Japan aiming to be officially recognized as Nippon in foreign discourse. It notes mixed reactions to shifting long standing exonyms and the implications for national identity and international diplomacy.
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Japan
Nippon
New Deal Prompts Hopes of New Dole in Nation
A sizable portion of the populace hopes the New Deal will swiftly provide a new dole or direct relief. The remark underscores optimism about government aid amid economic strain.
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Bath Firemen
Reformed Church AT
D.D
The
Ladies
Aida
J. F. Bartholomew and Son
Kay Allen
Frances Lee Barton
Seyfried’s
Betty
Flory Milling Company
Peoples Coal and Supply Co
Stout
Grant H. Kahler
Kahler
Hahn and Gold
Starner Beauty Shop
Karl Metler
H. L. Roth
Bob
Hahn Motors
Brody Brothers
Harvey Dietz
Schissler
D. A. Morrison
By Paul Fontaine
Lydia E. Pinknam
H. O. Simons & Son
Nazareth, Penna
George Bensing
Moorestown
F. D. No
Lydia E. Pinkham
Selief
Aif Dsoggin
Willowdale Farms
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