Nazareth Community Notes and Local Appointments
In Nazareth area notes from 47 years ago describe cemetery Hill renewal in progress near centre street, Mr Geiger’s work, and hotel changes with Obn and new manager. Bethlehem Moravian preacher transferred to Milton Zelner’s Bucks County, Mrs Opdick plans a museum, and a Halloween bell prank ends with a churchman apologizing.
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Hults
Bethlehem Moravian
Bethlehem Township
Milton H. Zelner
Springtown
Bucks County
George F. Opdick
Plainfield
N. J
Nazareth
Hallowe‘en
Hallowe'en party and golden anniversary recalled
The article notes a 500 Hallowe'en Party hosted by Misses Amy and Ella Laub at Washington Park with prizes awarded to Florence Schmidt Mrs J H Heintselman Dr C E Stine and J H Hartnell. It also describes Nasareth residents celebrating a golden wedding anniversary at a New and Walnut Street home with family from far and near attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Ella Laub
Washington Park
Florence Schmidt
J. H. Heintselman
C. E. Stine
J. H. Hartnell
William S
Loux
David Trein
Milgrove
Bushkill Township
Regennas
Schoeneck Moravian Church
Nasareth
Charles Loux
Wendell Loux
Theodore Loux
Clementon
New Jersey
Aaron Loux
Walter Gould
Austin Hill
Wiliam Shupp
Effort
Monroe County
Edward Serfass
Wayne Altemose
Brodheadsville
David Shupp
Simon Shupp
William Loux
Charles Young
Vivian Fox
Riegelsville
Augustus Bold
Camden
N. J
Reubebn Loux
Bridgetown
Edwin Shupp
Gladys
Miriam Shupp
South Bethlehem
Wilson Seyfried
James Seyfried
Bethlehem
Florentine Seyfried
Aluta
Catherine Clewell
Emmaus
William Clewell
Fred Clewell
Leon Clewell
John Clewell
Edward Clewell
Kate Clewell
Stephen Trein
Nisky
Israel Trein
What Do You Know About Nealth
Fisher Brown and Nat Falk present a feature at New Village with a cast including Mrs William Trein of Cherry Hill and Nazareth residents Rev William Strohmeier Dr Thomas Cope and others. The event lists numerous local residents as participants or attendees from Nasareth.
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Nealth
Fisher Brown
Nat Falk
New Village
William Trein
Cherry Hill
Eugene Trein
George
Nazareth
William Strohmeier
Schoeneck
Thomas Cope
Eugene Stocker
John Speer
Emma Hineline
Harry Loux
Edward Loux
Walter Loux
Mary Loux
Nellie Loux
Nasareth
Community notes from Easton area residents
Thirteen items recount local travels visits and everyday life from residents and families across Easton and surrounding towns. Social visits include Philadelphians, trips to Mauch Chunk and Switchback, and hospital and school updates with several name-checks and brief movements. Journal entries note church and Gideon services and a dairy extension advisory on milk spoilage in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Yelsley
Philadelphia
Mae
Temple University
Raymond Haldeman
William Brensinger
Clement Haldeman
Butstown
Red Lion
Rittenhouse Gap
Lehigh County
Asher Brown
Church St
Joseph F. Payon, Jr
Ira Schlegel
Easton Hospital
Clayton Heckman
Charles Knerr
Knerr
Heckman
Andrew Benner
Babp
Cedar St
South Broad St
James Prack
Earl Reese
Moorestown
Benner
Charles Nicholas
David Messinger
Dorothy Diehl
Whitefield
Clara Giering
Florence Honszer
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
George
National Capital City
John 8. Nicholas
Providence
R. I
George Nicholas
Jacob Fehner
Lillian
Julia Keller
John Landis
Bethlehem
Mauch Chunk
Pennsylvania Farm Population Density Compared To National Averages
The commonwealth hosts about 1,000,000 people on 200,000 farms occupying 55 percent of land. Philadelphia shows the highest density at 79 per square mile, Potter County the lowest near the national average, and Lancaster leads in total farm population with 50,135 residents.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Philadelphia
Potter County
Armstrong County
Montgomery County
Allegheny County
Delaware
Lancaster
Lehigh
Bucks, Cambria
Northampton
Schuylkill
Allegheny Mountains
Bucks
York
Berks
Chester
Westmoreland
Washington
Crawford
Erie
Fayette
Crawford County
Fulton County
Juniata County
Adams
Susquehanna
Tioga
Wyoming
Bradford
Bedford
Labels Required On Potatoes In State Sales
State Department of Agriculture flags compliance with the 1937 Potato Marking Law on all closed potato packages sold, transported, or offered for sale. It notes dealers remain responsible if marking is incorrect due to grower or shipper errors and that grading checks occur at producing areas and terminal markets. Fumigation advice for beans and peas suggests carbon bisulfide in airtight cans to destroy weevils per Penn State extension entomologists.
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Barrisberg
State Department of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Department of Agriculture
Penn State
Walnut Trees Most Valuable US Timber Species
The black walnut is identified as the most valuable of about 0 commercial timber species in the United States by extension foresters at Pennsylvania State College. It can be started from either nuts or one year old seedlings.
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United States
Pennsylvania State College
Cabbage Cooling Methods Highlighted by Penn State Gardeners
Penn State vegetable experts advise keeping cabbage cold and not storing it until continuous cold persists. They suggest using bank barns, potato cellars, or an old-fashioned barrel pit as suitable storage options.
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Penn State
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Weert Banslag
Dominic Cerrone & Bros
MB Main
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Mends
Philade
Theodore Doll
Belvidere St
Frable
Corneilman
Lindenmeyer
Allentown
W. H. Korts
Earl Stroman
Gideon
New Americas Hotel
Christian Commercial Travelers Asso
Morts
Treii
Mitch
Penn State Poultrymen
Penna
Snyder
Potter
Sullivan
Perry
Wayne
Greene
Mabeta
Dr. W. Cal. Nickel
Main
Sound Investment
Telephone
THE
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Vind
Wale
Truetone
Callen
Berryen
USS
DAVIS
Western Auto Associate Store
Main St
J. Moss
Y.M.C.A
Easton
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Easton Papers
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