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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
5
A long church calendar lists services for Moraviandom to November events with pastors announcements. It notes prayers, Bible school, worship, love feast, and Holy Communion, along with junior and youth activities and choir practices across multiple denominations including St John’s Reformed St John’s Lutheran Mennonite Brethren in Christ and Human Evangelical.
The essay reflects on offense and suffering with Paul as a model, praising prayer meetings led by women in Philippi and stressing virile Christian faith. It highlights Paul and Silas singing in prison and the jailer's seeking redemption as core lessons of resilience and divine aid.
The Schoeneck Moravian church led by Rev James F Gross hosts weekly Wednesday prayer meetings at 5 PM. The morning service includes Holy Communion, Sunday School at 915, and a sermon on Paul in Macedonia. A program of peace leads the afternoon activities with catechetical class and a senior choir rehearsal. A sausage and pancake supper is scheduled Saturday evening November 1st through 8 PM, sponsored by the Wing's Daughters.
Lewis V Hoch 73 died at home on Walnut Street from complications. Survived by wife Maria one son George Hoch of town one daughter Mrs Mary Stem Easton and two grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 pm from his home with services at St Johns Lutheran Church Rev H C Snyder officiating Interment Moorestown Cemetery. George L Beitel 60 died at home West High Street a life long Moravian Church member and former borough assessor for 20 years Survived by wife Mary Hoch Beitel daughter Catherine son Carl two brothers Edward and Daniel sister Anna Interment Greenwood Cemetery Rev J S Gross officiated from the Moravian Church Schoeneck.
Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns that overdoing vacations with long driving, late nights, heavy eating, and little rest leaves the body fatigued. He urges fresh air, daily walks, lighter social pacing, moderate meals, and eight hours of sleep, noting autumn offers a chance to restore vitality without cost. The piece also cautions against sleep loss from late reading and nightlife, urging natural rhythms and restraint.
The annual meeting of the Plot owners of Greenmount Cemetery Association convened on Main Street Mon day night. A new three year board includes John C. Rush Theos F Dech Asher Gernet and Henry J Bernard. An organization was formed with John C Bush as President Thos F Dech as Vice President James K Worman as Secretary and Wm Wind as Treasurer. Wm J Musick was chosen caretaker of the Cemetery Property.
The Bath District Sunday School Rally will be held Thursday evening November 15 at 7 30 in Salem Union Church Mooretown. County officers who attended the Gettysburg State Convention will present the program with music by the Pen Argyl Male Chorus. All 11 district schools are urged to send delegations. The Bath pastorate may see Rev Reginald H Helffrich of Butler Pa called after November 19. Dorothy Bartholomew attended the Lafayette Penn game in Philadelphia. A sizable Bath vote occurred Tuesday with local focus on tax collector Burgess town council and county judgeship.
Moorestown Sunday School meets Sunday at 1 15 p m and Reformed Church service at 2 30 p m led by Rev H Clauss. The annual Farm Product Show will be held at Grange Hall on November 11. Everyone is invited. Mrs Herbert Bensing visited Mr and Mrs John Topher at Point Phillips. Samuel Hoch visited Mr and Mrs Victor Hoch. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Remaley.
Our Silk Mill operated for a few days last week while the Woman's Missionary Society schedules a November 15 program at 7 30 p m and a Thanksgiving Pageant on November 26 at 7 30 p m both open to the public. Local hunters report fewer cotton tails but plentiful pheasants and a Democratic meeting at the Fire House on Saturday evening drew a large crowd.
The piece notes that most adults require eight hours sleep, with six to seven hours suitable for a few, urging individuals to set a fixed sleep amount and avoid sacrifices to reading or radioing. It also reports Ladies of the Golden Eagle Temple 10 meeting in Eagle Hall and lists local temple representatives attending a county Past Templars meeting.
Moore Township residents hosted relatives including Albert and Alfred Kemmerer, Llewelyn Kramer, and the Schlegel family. Balliett siblings visited Barral family while a new concrete bridge rises between Klecknersville and Delps and the Dettmer to Delp Store road nears completion. Cassanda Person from Wilkes Barre visited Wilbert Frick and son Charles on Wednesday.
Sunday social and family visits headline a string of community gatherings in Wind Gap and nearby towns. Temple No. 224 Ladies of the Golden Eagle held a Monday meeting while residents and relatives from Macungie Belfast Nazareth Pen Argyl Saylorsburg and Easton Hospital extended stays and hospital visits through the weekend.
The Bethlehem District Mora vian Co C Rally met last Saturday afternoon in the Schoeneck Moravian Church. Edward Helmich of London Wisconsin served as musical director during sessions and the supper hour. Reuben H. Gross led the afternoon devotions for the Schoeneck Society.
The I O O F held their regular meeting Friday evening in I O O F Hall with noble grand Charles Shankweiler presiding. A routine session followed by degree work resulted in the initiation of six candidates. Stewart George’s birthday party followed at his home with guests Mr and Mrs Milton Weiss, Mr and Mrs M Happel, Mr and Mrs Mathew Morrow, and Mr and Mrs Stewart George enjoying cards and refreshments.
The couple, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Dillman of Pittsburgh and son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Johnson, announced at a family dinner. They married April 15, 1933. The bride graduated from Belle Vue High School and Margaret Morrison Carnegie College in Pittsburgh, while the groom attended Lehigh and Washington and Jefferson College and joined Pi Upsilon Epsilon.
President Mervin Weidner led the business session and officer election. Rev. E H Christianson conducted recreation hour and Rev. Paul Meinert led evening devotions. Rev. Stocker delivered the evening address and installed officers. Members attended the 146th anniversary of the Society for Propagating the Gospel in Bethlehem. Dr Julius Richter spoke. Funeral held for George Leibert Beitel. interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
The moat of the corn in the neighborhood is husked and stover removed as the first snow of the season whitened the ground Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Snyder of East Texas Lehigh County visited friends here Saturday. Carol Seyfried is adding to his Cherry Hill house. Hunters were plentiful on the first two open days and most obtained what they sought.
ST0CKERTOWN households and relatives from New Hope Philipsburg Morrisville and beyond spent a weekend with the Hager family. Hunting trips to New Hope followed by visits to dispersed relatives in Stevensburg Linden Hall Nazareth Ackermanville Wilkes Barre and related towns marked a busy schedule as kin visited kin across multiple towns.
An old advertisement promotes a non narcotic pain reliever that claims to address the cause of suffering and promises permanent relief with continued use. Sold by all druggists in period pharmacies.
A Sunday gathering at the Fraunfelder home honored Mrs lat ter Fraunfelder on her 38th birthday with music by William Scott and son. A chicken dinner featured Kessler and Young families plus Fraunfelder and Shimer relatives among many guests. Other attendees joined a birthday celebration for Paul Spangler in Allentown with gifts and refreshments.
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