Directors to Meet for Chamber of Commerce Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce directs an upcoming meeting for members and interested citizens. State Chamber staffer F. E. Downes will speak on January legislature issues, NA R A topics, pensions, unemployment reserves, highway admin, and sources for 178 million in new state revenue. An informal dinner is planned for Thursday November 15 with a formal notice to follow.
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Chain | of Commerce
Chamber
F. E. Downes
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Political race nears end as voters question promises
Public sentiment shifts toward trusting workers over party promises as Pennsylvania voters prepare to choose a governor. The piece notes skepticism toward campaign rhetoric and urges voters to rely on personal judgment when selecting the next governor of Pennsylvania.
Barle Promotes New Deal and Labor Union Power in Scranton
In Scranton Barle argues for the New Deal in Pennsylvania by praising John Mitchell and unionization. He links rising miners' purchasing power to collective bargaining and aligns with the Democratic platform against Schnader. He recalls 1900 conditions and urges support for pro union policies.
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Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Democratic
Tom
Hazleton
Mitchell
Pus
Schnader
Wall Street
the United
Penn
Schnader Attacks Earle Over Labor Promises In Towanda
In Towanda Pennsylvania on October 29 Attorney General William A Schnader Republican nominee for Governor assailed Democratic rival George H Earle over labor and social legislation already enacted by Republicans He cites a 1915 child labor law a 1931 anti injunction law and a 1933 Yellow Dog Contract bill as proof of GOP labor leadership He accuses Earle of delaying relief measures and of causing a costly special legislative session backed by the New York relief meeting and Hopkins plan.
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Towanda
William A. Schnader
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Democratic Party
Earle
Labor
Republcan
New York
Hopkins
Schnader
Sbe
St John's Lutheran to mark 75th anniversary services
St John s Lutheran Church will celebrate 75 years since the dedication of its first house of worship and 25 years since the present chapel opened. The Sunday program includes a morning sermon by Rev Emil W Weber and a vesper sermon by Rev Russell D Snyder with choir performances and a special anniversary gift presentation.
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St. John’s Lutheran Congregation
St. John's Lutheran
St. John's Union Church
George D. Drunkenmiller
Emil W. Weber
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pottsville
Weber
Ministerium
Pennsylvania
Raymond J. Christman
Daniel Rohn
Kinder
Lemmens
Holden
City of God
Matthews
Russell D. Snyder
D. D
Mt. Airy Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Wooler
Scott Deis
Rogers
Sturges
Dubois
St. John’s
Jacob B. Rath
Reuben Wagner
David Kuntz
Luther D. Lazarus
George D. Druckenmiller
John H. Miller
Milton M. Dry
Harvey C. Snyder
Board of Health Holds Meeting in Municipal Building
October meeting of the local board of health had all members present with J A Starner presiding. Health officer C H Ziegler reported all complaints investigated and remedied and no contagions reported for the second month. Inspect forms will be printed and issued to food handlers noting inspection time and premises condition.
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Board of Health
J. A. Starner
R. M. Getz
C. H. Ziegler
Lions Club Welcomes Two New Members at Meeting
The Lions Club regular meeting at the Y welcomed Earl Ritter and William Lyst as new members with approval. J Horace Strunk of Bangor spoke on the liberties of Pennsylvania, guest John Stiles county commissioner attended, and A G Kern led singing. A big meeting is planned for November 13 with Earl Hodges as guest speaker commemorating the club’s tenth anniversary.
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Lions Club
Earl Ritter
William Lystwo
J. Horace Strunk
Bangor
Pennsylvania
Liberties
John Stiles
A. G. Kern
Earl Hodges
The
Lions International
Help A Poor Dog Lost and Found Service
Help a Poor Dog offers a free Lost and Found service during November for dog owners and dog lovers. If you lose a dog while hunting, report license number and details. if you find a stray, notify the Item with details so the owner can be located. No charge.
Naza reth School Board Holds Special Session
In a special meeting led by President C. F. Martin bids were received for smoke screen work in the Fairview Building corridors from H. O. Simons & Son and H. W. Roth, with Roth’s bid of 609.00 accepted. The Lehigh Valley Safety Council was granted use of the High School Auditorium on November 22, 1934 for a public safety meeting. Christmas vacation was shortened by one day with schools closing December 21, 1934 and reopening January 2, 1935 instead of January 3.
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Nazareth School Board
C. F. Martin
Fairview
H. O. Simons & Son
H. W. Roth
Lehigh Valley Safety Council
Messinger Mfg Sues Whinney Express Over Damaged Tatamy Office
The Messinger Manufacturing Company of Tatamy sues J G Whinney and J G Whinney Jr trading as Whinney Express of Philadelphia seeking 1105 31 in damages for an office building crash alleged to have occurred March 3 1934. Albert Neel spent the weekend at Rochester New York.
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Messinger Manufacturing Company
Tatamy
J. G. Whinney
J. G. Whinney, Jr
Whinney Express
Philadelphia
Radio address by Sportsmen's Federation head in Northampton
H P Yeisley chair men of the Northampton county Federation of Sportsmen clubs delivered this radio address on WCBA. He outlined three plans to strengthen fellowship between farmers and hunters promote better sportsmanship and support stocking and protecting game in Pennsylvania. He praised the farmer hunter and state game commission and noted deer and small game abundance, bear season closure, and pheasant harvests across several counties. He urged sportsmen to practice the golden rule in the field.
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WCBA
H. P. Yeisley
Northampton County
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanian State Game Commission
Game Commission
Great
Commonwealth
Beause
Buck
Lehigh
Montgomery
Northampton
Weisley
Variety of Shows at Broad and Royal Theatres
The Broad and Royal present a slate of films and Westerns this week. Have A Heart stars James Dunn Una Merkel and others. The Cockeyed Cavaliers stars Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. The Barretts of Wimpole Street and The Man with Two Faces also headline along with Desirable and The Party Is Over.
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Broad
Royal
James Dunn
Una Merkel
Stuart Erwin
Jean Parker
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Nazareth
Tatamy
Moorestown
Bath
Hecktown
Cross Roads
Stockertown
Norma Sheare
Frederick March
Charles Laughton
Barretts
Wimpole Street
Royal Theatre
Tim McCoy
John Boles
George Brent
Jean Muir
Patsy Kelly
Edward G. Robinson
Robinson
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Robinson
E. Brown
Nazareth-Tatamy Road Concrete Plea From Local Resident
Local letter argues for permanent concrete paving on the Nazareth to Tatamy road to handle heavy truck traffic and reduce tax burdens. The writer notes two years since state takeover and multiple patching coats, urging Highway Department action to install durable concrete. Signed by William E. Henry.
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Nazareth
Tatamy
Crete
Gitemer Alphafa
Tetamytn
Messingte Mfg
Star Rewle
Easton
Sail
Highway Department
William £. Henry
American Legion Auxiliary Masquerade Ball Attracts Three Hundred
About 300 people attend the American Legion Auxiliary Masquerade Ball in Odd Fellow Hall. Participants enjoyed card games with prizes for first place and categories for costumes. Notable winners included Anna Miller and Eveline Smith, with judging by local couples and neighbors. The Four Musketeers of Bethlehem provided music as organizers thanked contributors and helpers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellow Hall
Haas
Anna Miller
Walter Campbell
Stella Koch
A. Bramer
L. Koch
Oscar Fritchman
Dorothy Follweiler
Edna Johnson
Elda Silvert
H. A. Buss
H. S. Hagenbuch
Walter R. Campbell
George Koehler
Mildred Bartron
Ida Moser
Cula Brobst
L. Metagar
Mary Steed
Clark Rash
Clarence Huber
R. E. Kresh
Leroy Scott
Charles Knecht
Emma Sours
Bertha Reph
Grace Hahn
Daniel Siegfried
Carrie Alpeugh
Kinnaman
George
Hartzell
Thomas Knecht
Marshall Moll
Ellen Smith
Anns Laubach
Cora Dech
Elsie Koehler
Dethea Mabus
Martha Meyers
Emma Heller
William Ackerman
Ray Weaver
Eveline Smith
Ruby Crush
Edith Lehr
John Heivich
Chester Rogers
Norman Maklin
Easton
Musketeers
Bethlehem
Wilson Zerfass
American Legion and Auxiliary
Public School Teachers Meet in Nazareth Township
The joint meeting of the Teachers Group of Upper and Lower Nazareth Township School District occurred at Michael School Pen Argyl with Assistant Superintendent R. N. Taylor present. Clarence Roeder was elected president and Mrs. Goldsmith secretary. Next meeting set for Hecktown school house on November 22 at 2:30 PM.
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Upper
Lower
Nazareth Township
Michael
Pen Argyl
R. N. Taylor
Clarence Roeder
Nazareth
Goldsmith
Catasauqua
Hecktown
Owner Must Accompany Dead Game In Transit
Harrisburg warns sportsmen opening small game season to follow transport rules. It is illegal to move small game without the owner present, and shipments must be unboxed hand carried or clearly labeled with owner details and hunting county. Non residents may not transport game out of Pennsylvania without proper license or permit.
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Harrisburg
Game! Commission
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Nazareth Woman's Club Honored for Citizenship Efforts
The Nazareth Woman's Club was honored at a State Federation of Pennsylvania Women session in Grace Methodist Church for its American citizenship classes at Nazareth High School. Florence Nicholas chairs the education committee with aides A E Frantz Amy Laub and others. The Lehigh Valley Congress of Women's Clubs met at Palmerton October 30 and was well attended.
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Nazareth Woman's Club
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Nicholas
A. E. Frantz
Amy Laub
Charles Elefer
Charles Frack
Helen Eve Detn Ae
Lehigh Valley Congress of Women’s Clubs
Palmerton
Evangelical Church
Ralph Fry
Stroudsburg Women's Club
Harrisburg State Federation
Nazareth Club
Man Found Dead Near Nazareth
Michael Toth, who lived alone near Nazareth, was found dead Monday morning by neighbor Mrs. Laurauth after she learned he was ill. Coroner Calvin Nickel issued a death certificate citing natural causes. The deceased had no close relatives.
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Michael Toth
Nazareth
Laurauth
Mr. Toth
Calvin Nickel
Nazareth Quoit Club Plans November Outing
The Nazareth Quoit Club announces a outing on Friday November 9 at Peterson Grove Georgetown. All members are urged to attend. Indoor tournament under way with no fixed schedule yet and only one match played last Wednesday.
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Nazareth Quoit
Petereson Grove
Georgetown
Masareth
Slatington
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Scranton
St. John’s Lutheran ‘Church
Albert Neel
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Sportsmen’s Federation
Nazareth-Tatamy
Local Woman's Club
Nazareth Quoit Club
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