November Lions and community events list in Bethlehem area
The article details multiple local activities including Lions Club meetings at the Bath Hotel on Wednesday at 7 p.m., a Firemen’s Hallowe’en party at the Auditorium with Rev. R. H. Helfrich preaching two sermons, and an Armistice Day preview scheduled for next Sunday. It also notes visitors to Bethlehem, a car accident on West Main Street with no injuries, and a Northumberland county tax collectors dinner at the Firemen’s Auditorium on November 14 chaired by John B. Beers with District Attorney H. F. Laub expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb. Vraver
Hallowe'en
R. H. Helffrich
The
Reformed Church
Helffrich
John Spanitz
Hilda Er- Yin
Lewis Kleppinger
Bethlehem
James Frace
Edwin Hawk
West Main Street
Northampton County
John B. Beers
H. F. Laub
Lady B Longenbach Dies In Bath At 47
Ladie B A Longenbach wife of George S Longenbach died at her Bath home Friday morning of complications. She was born February 17 1887 in Kreidersville daughter of Lewis Fenstermaker and Susanna Silvus. Survived by husband son Lester Nazareth daughters Mrs Stanley Mann Bath R F D 1 Mrs Warren Mollenstein Bethlehem R F D 3 Mrs Elwood Roth Nazareth Mrs Albert Fenstermaker Danielsville R F D and Ethel at home plus brothers Raymond and Russell Nazareth R F D 1 Elmer Akron Ohio and sister Mrs William Arndt Easton and seven grandchildren. Funeral from her home near Chapman Quarries with burial Petersville cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie
Longenbach
A. Longenbach
George S. Longenbach
Bath R. F. D
Kreidersville
Lewis Fenstermaker
Susanna
Silvus
Lester
Nazareth
Stanley Mann
Warren Mollenstein
Bethlehem
Elwood Roth
Albert Fenstermaker
Danielsville
Ethel
Raymond Fenstermaker
Nazareth R. F. D
Russell
Elmer
Akron
Ohio
William Arndt
Easton
Chapman Quarries
Petersville
Changing ideas in medicine replaces old beliefs in health
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges abandoning grandma era wisdom about growing pains and stresses that pain has definite causes. He cites infections and dental issues as sources and warns against relying on outdated notions. The piece notes even seasoned fighters can suffer hidden injuries and advises professional medical checks after any serious blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Secretary of Health
Tom
Grandma Brown
Grandma
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted As Health Boost
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets claiming to increase strength and vitality for adults and children. It cites testimonials of rapid weight gain and improved health, promising no taste or smell and urging readers to try the product immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Mather
Gil
McCoy's
Local Farm Show Sets Rules and Prizes for 1934 Exhibits
The notice outlines entry rules for the 1934 farm show with delivery by November 15 and judging November 16. It lists classes for potatoes, apples, eggs, honey, rugs, 4 H club foods and clothing, corn, small grains, canned goods, street outfits, and vegetable canning budgets, with prizes ranging from 50 cents to several dollars.
Surprise Birthday Party Held for Mrs Hawk at Meyers Home
Mrs. Charles Hawk received a surprise birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers. Refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Getz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lilly and many other neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hawk
Fred Meyers
Norman Roth
Luther Elberts
William Newhardt
Benjamin Fenstermacher
Fred Meyer
Sarah Altaman
Ella Minnich
Miriam Newhart
Florence Fenstermacher
Velyn Elberts
Miriam Meyers
Mae Hawk
Mildred Eberts
Madeline Roth
Nama Hawk
Anna Eberts
Pauline Bayda
Elmer Bonney
Harry Fenstermacher
Norman Kern
William Roth
September corporate filings in Pennsylvania total 150, plus 52 foreign
The Secretary of the Commonwealth issued 150 domestic certificates of incorporation in September, with fees totaling $4500. Certificates of authority for 52 foreign corporations were issued, yielding $1540 in state fees.
State reports September capital stock bonus fees and new issues
Bonus on capital stock paid to the State during September totaled $5 736.13. New corporations reported $2 419 190 of original stock issued and old corporations increased by $536 805.
dangers of seemingly minor blows to head and body
The article warns that skull injuries with slight surface damage can hide serious internal harm such as liver or brain injury. It stresses seeking professional medical advice after any hard blow, even if there is little or no visible injury, since the odds may still conceal life threatening damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Hunters reminded to obtain hunting licenses in Harrisburg region
Harrisburg notes that licenses for the hunting season are available at county treasurers offices and Department of Revenue agents across the state. Over 550000 licenses were distributed last month. Resident licenses cost $2 with blue background and gold numerals. non resident licenses start at $15 with green background and white numerals. The license no longer shows the bag limit on the reverse. a leaflet with details is available from treasurers and agents. Also mentions visitors from North Carolina Mr Joseph Stone and family visiting Mr Lyon and Mrs Pry. notes R O Beitel's upcoming 90th birthday open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
North Carolina
Joseph Stone
Ostainly
Lyon
James Pry
R. O. Beiteel
Must Be 18 to Operate Trucks Rules Urged by Safety Division
Harrisburg notes warn truck owners to avoid underage labor and excessive hours after two fatal incidents near the city. An 18 year old operator died when a heavily loaded truck from coal regions to Baltimore burned after a crash. A second case showed 34 and a half hours on duty led to a collision killing one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Division of Safety
Baltimore
Tamper proof liquor bottle embeds U S coin
Industry leader Greenberg announces a new tamper-proof bottle design embedding a U S coin to deter reuse and changes hands. Approval from the Treasury and metallic gold foil labels mark the launch with coins sized to bottle capacity and a first brand using the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Eaders
Greenberg
Lo Distributers Corporation
New York City
Canada
P. J. O'Hara
New York State
U. S. Treasury Department
Reynolds Metal Co
State agents track wild predators killing sheep and poultry
State bureau of animal industry reports agents extended duties beyond enforcing dog laws to exterminate predators. A two month pursuit killed five coyotes in Washington county, and a Greene county stakeout led to the capture of a large lynx believed to have killed sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Washington County
Greene County
Cement Workers Health Study Shows Low Death Rates
A study by the Portland Cement Association reports cement plant workers have a much lower death rate than other industries. Insurance data from 68 plants across the U S and Canada cover over 100 000 man years, showing overall deaths at 781 per 100 000. Tuberculosis rates are notably low at 42.5 per 100 000, supporting theories that calcium oxide in cement manufacture may benefit lung health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement Association of Chicago
United States
Canada
U. S
Ninety Four Nonprofit Corporations Registered
The Corporation Bureau of the Department of State reports ninety four nonprofit corporations registered in the past month. Names of the organizations are listed in the official filing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Bureau
Department of State
Breath smell hints at digestive decay and bile imbalance
A cautionary health note explains how overeating affects digestion and bile flow. It warns readers of foul breath and body toxins from decaying food, urging use of Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile and relieve constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brea
Carter
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E. A. Clewell
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V. Bouden Easton
Stueete
Bushkill Milling CO
Mre
Bae
Rien
Nike Fx
Mooney
Paul W. Heckman
Russett
Baldwin
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Northern Spy
Winter Banana
Red Delicious
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Rome Beauty
Stamen
Bellflower
Paragon
R. I. Greening
Smokehouse
Jonathan
Fellawater
Stark
Ben Davis
King
Grimes
Ickes
Hawke L. Ickes
Interior
Liberty
Edwin C. Hill
Hunters
Lovely Wynne Carver
Cosmopolitan Club
Upton Sinclair
Brotherhood of Man
George Bensing
Moorestown
Frank P
Rohn
Battoe
Nasareth
Howard E. Weisley
Enna
J. F. Bartholomew and Son
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Monroe and
Lincole Ave
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Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
W. F. Messinger
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