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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
6
A long list of church and denomination events is detailed, including Moravian, Lutheran, and Mennonite groups. It outlines Sunday School times, worship services, evening pageants, and numerous youth and auxiliary activities across multiple churches. The notice invites public participation and notes various meetings and catechetical classes.
The notices detail multiple church events including special meetings, morning worship services, and youth activities across Evangelical and Broad St churches with pastors named. A birthday dinner for Mrs. Christian Schlamp at Frank Kratzer’s home featured a sixty seven candle cake and guests from Bath Bethlehem and town.
Eleven children attended the Well Baby Clinic with two new registrations. Next week Dr. H. C. Pohl will be present. A town visit to Scott Run showcased Fred Wunderly’s rest site with a trout pond, overnight bungalows, a barbecue, and hand carved ornaments attracting locals.
In Nazareth and surrounding areas residents attended joint Reformation services at St John’s Lutheran Church Nazareth and saw families such as Marcus Fehnel and his children Harley and Wilmer visiting friends. A Resurrection photoplay was advertised at Broad Street Theatre with showings at 6 8 and 10 o clock. Local Ladies’ Aid prepared the annual supper as Hallowe en parties were noted.
Fred Waldbieser of this place celebrated his 72nd birthday on Sunday with a large social visit from his children grandchildren and many relatives and friends. Attending were Mr and Mrs Gotfried Waldbieser and sons Paul and Robert of Harmony New Jersey and many others from Eas ton Phillipsburg Nazareth Allentown Bethlehem Newark Springfield Jersey City and more. The group offered birthday wishes and then returned to their homes after a most enjoyable day.
Worshippers gathered for reunion services at Altona church as Rev W J Bauer completes over two decades of pastorate during which 178 catechumens were confirmed, 125 became members, and six members died. Rev Howard Paulus delivered the sermon from Galatians 2 20 amid special music.
Emmanuelsville resident John Santee of Bethlehem spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. J N Dankel. Mr and Mrs Frank Lerch visited Mr and Mrs Henry Anthony Sunday. Farmers report finishing husking corn. Elmer Zellner and Louis Bagota traveled to Palmerton. Mr and Mrs Asher Edelman of Easton visited Sarah Edelman. Henry Anthony and Sarah Edelman attended Lottie Kelfriter funeral in Allentown last Wednesday. Residents joined the Hallowe en parade in Northamption Monday evening.
Halloween celebrators in Richmond wear old time costumes while the Ladies' Aid Society hosts a chicken and waffle supper. H. E. Woods plans a cattle sale on November 7 at the Richmond House. Resurrection is shown at the Broad on the hour at 6 8 and 10. Prof. Z. Brodt, former teacher, expects to spend winter with relatives in Allentown. Corn husking, potato digging, and cider making keep farmers busy. Charles R. Shook sold his farm to buyers from Long Island New York and now teaches at Stone Church.
Wind Gap and Easton families spent Sunday visiting relatives in McIlhaney Fiddletown and Northampton. The Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society held its regular meeting in Trinity Chapel with leaders in charge. Salem Congregational Sunday School reported 28 attendees and a $7.21 offering.
Stockertown Miss Kathryn Lehr returned from a week with Mr and Mrs B F Taylor and Eastman School of Music in Rochester New York. A large group including Mr and Mrs Lewis Paff and many relatives visited Mt Pocono and Hellertown then planned a Friday Town Hall meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary and Firemen.
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