Whitfield "500" Club Hosts Prizes Postcard Event
Mrs. William Jacobs of Whitfield Street hosted her "500" club gathering last Wednesday afternoon with prize awards to Mrs. Asher Hahn, Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, and Mrs. Charles Knecht.
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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
2
Mrs. William Jacobs of Whitfield Street hosted her "500" club gathering last Wednesday afternoon with prize awards to Mrs. Asher Hahn, Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, and Mrs. Charles Knecht.
A Norwich Connecticut woman writes she lost 16 pounds on Kruschen Salts while on night duty. She credits improved sleep and appetite, says one bottle lasts about a week, and urges others to buy only Kruschen at a local American drugstore for a safe, harmless reduction with money-back assurance.
Harrisburg reports an average of 400 regular patrols daily, up over 20 percent from last year with 95 435 patrols by August end. Despite more private employment in September, total job placements under the Work Relief program remain low and unemployed seekers hit a new peak.
A son born Saturday October 27 at Haff's Hospital Northampton to Mr and Mrs Luther Schlegel. Kermit Kreidler wed in Tren ton New Jersey with bride from a prominent New Jersey family. Attendance included Mr and Mrs George W Kreidler and Mark R Kreidler. The ceremony took place in an Episcopalian Church followed by a reception at a nearby country club.
The report notes the number dropped from 5782 to 4299. Total jobs found in September was 7143 as compared with 13,376 the previous month. More than 69 000 new registrations by the unemployed brought the total applications on hand at the end of September to 576 927.
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