Rally and church notices mark Bath area meeting
The Bath district rally of the Northampton County Sabbath School Association met at Salem Union Church Moores Town with emphasis on the Children's Division led by Mrs Irving Bretz. officers were elected with Lester Welty as President and a long list of officers across divisions. A Sacred Heart Cemetery blessing service, visits by regional residents, and Home Mission Day plans at Christ Reformed were noted along with ongoing agricultural export studies by the U S Department of Agriculture on apple and pear shipments to British markets.
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Bath
Third District
Northampton County Sabbath School Association
Salem Union Church
Moorestown
Irvin Bretz
College Hill Easton
C. Victor Roberts
Chapman Quarries
M. E
John A. Jones
Lester Welty
George Fritz
R. F D
J H H. Sencenbach
Young Peoples
Ervin Braker
Northampton
Edwin
H Herd
Floyd Bath
Nazareth
R. F
Temperance
J. A. Jones
Anna Johnson
George F. Kunkel
H. D. Clauss
Bowmanstown
A. R. Apple
Salem Church
Sacred Heart Church
Church
East Penn Street
F. A. Burkhardt
Elmer Bartholomew
Bethlehem
LH. Bartholomew
Washington Street
Joseph Graham
Fox Chase
George Kreidler
Christ Reformed Church
C. R. Felton
Columbia
Reformed Parsonage
Felton
B. F. Rohn
B. F. Jr
Liberty High P. I. D
Lutheran Church Notes Highlight Morning Service and Pageant
Rev. R. L. Kerstetter spoke on Children, the Heritage of God at St John s Lutheran. An afternoon Missionary Pageant rehearsal The Gift Perfect directed by Mrs Catherine School will be staged soon. Miss Myrtle Miltenberger spoke to Luther League on Good and Evil in Newspapers at 615. A welfare nurse from Easton, Miss Schoefield, made several calls Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Kerstetter
St. John's Lutheran Church
Catherine School
Myrtle Miltenberger
Luther League
Woman Credits Kruschen Diet for 64 Pound Loss
Mrs Pii claims weight dropped from 190 to 126 pounds after using Kruschen daily for four weeks. She says she looks much younger and notes friends’ praise while urging others to start each morning with a half dose in hot water.
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Mre
H. Pii
Kruschen
PAYS TO CHILL PORK AND MEAT STORAGE TIPS
USDA urges prompt chilling of pork after slaughter to prevent spoilage. Southern farms use refrigerated space or homemade ice boxes. ideal curing temperature near 28 degrees F. Bureau offers free plans for on farm ice boxes. Also notes that modern social drinking carries health risks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South
Bureau of Agricultural Earing
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Quick Bile Flow
An 1891 advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for indigestion and bile flow issues. It describes symptoms like gas bloating and foul breath and claims the pills use gentle vegetable extracts to restore bile flow, priced 25 cents. The copy urges asking for Carter's Little Liver Pills and shows a red label brand presentation.
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Thane
Carter
C.m.co
Jesus as Outdoors Hero and Willed Courage
Bruce Barton compares Jesus to an outdoorsman whose life in open air built nerves of steel. The sermon highlights his calm in storms, leadership under threat from opponents, and unwavering resolve amid opposition, citing self-control and rare courage.
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Jesus
Brese Berwe
Mount of Olives
Napoleon
Mir
Bobbs-Merrill
Pheasant Crashes Window at James B Fry Home
A large hen pheasant flew into the second story front window of James B Fry on South Main street Sunday at 1 30 PM smashing the pane. The injured bird died minutes after the impact, likely frightened by a dog. Fry heard a noise like an automobile crash from a room downstairs.
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James B. Fry
South Main Street
Fry
Girl Scouts Meet at Mor an Church
Troop 1 girl scouts met in the Mor an church on Friday evening led by Mary Wunderly and Kath- 2 Rohn. The color ceremony featured Grace Karsch as color bearer with Marjorie Getz and Grace Neumerger as guards. Members recited the pledge motto slogan and laws in unison. Armistice Day plans include morning local observance and a 1:30 surprise hike. Evelyn Bauman and Margaret Smith of Stockertown joined. Vel ma and Helen Rohn and Ruth Neu meyer earned tenderfoot status for upcoming investiture. A scout court of honor and closing ceremonies followed with song taps and benediction.
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Moran Church
Arge
Mary Wunderly
Kath- 2 Rohn
Grace Karsch
Marjorie Getz
Grace Neumerger
Savior's Lake
Evelyn Bauman
Margaret Smith
Stockertown
Velma
Helen Rohn
Ruth Neumeyer
Surprise party for Leipsville couple hosted by cement firm
Mr and Mrs A L Lewis were honored at a Saturday night surprise party at their Leipsville home hosted by Lone Star Portland Cement Company staff. Guests included numerous couples and Miss Arlene Helms and Miss Evelyn Messinger. the event featured masked mingling and bridge games with refreshments.
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A. L. Lewis
Leipsville
Lone Star Portland Cement Company
Lewis
Philadelphia
Earl Heyer
Russell Schmidt
Eradicate Weed Patches and Cut Fire Wood
Timely reminders from the Pennsylvania State College advise eradicating weed patches this fall using sodium or calcium chlorate at 8 to 10 pounds per 1000 square feet or 2 to 3 pounds per square rod. Also suggests obtaining winter fuel by cutting non timber trees from farm woods and thinning to leave straight timber.
Scouts Meet at St John’s Reformed Church
Troop 62 Boy Scouts met at St John’s Reformed Church on Thursday evening with Scoutmaster Earl Ritter in charge. Oscar Prong Rev W H Diehl attended as troop committee representatives. The session opened with flag pledge, motto, and Lord’s Prayer followed by talks on scout craft and troop winter plans. Benediction by Donald Metz closed the meeting.
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Pennsylvania
Boy Scouts
St. John’s
Earl Ritter
Oscar Prong
W. H. Diehle
Red Cross Clothes Drive Produces 296000 Garments
Volunteers under Red Cross direction sewn 296000 garments last year and expect millions more in winter 1932. Millions of yards of cotton cloth were distributed from 500000 bales turned over by Congress. Cloth sent to chapters and proposals made for ready made garments including trousers overalls underwear stockings and socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Congress
Braille Books Produced Under Red Cross Direction
Books in braille for the blind are produced by women under Red Cross direction. Last year 2,813 books were printed in single copies and 3,533 in double copies. Works include fiction biography history economics and school books. The Red Cross donates them to libraries for free distribution to blind readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Dairy Herd Care and Sprayer Storage Tips
Advice on improving dairy farming includes selling underperforming cows and feeding the rest according to their productive capacity. Also notes to prepare sprayers for winter by flushing tank, pump, hose, and pipe connections with clean water.
Sweets To The Sweet Not So Sweet
Health note urges teen girls to limit candy and desserts to protect skin and prevent obesity and diabetes. Moderation is advised with meals, while between meals sweets and sugary drinks are discouraged. Cold milk is recommended for thirst.
Will Rogers Analyzes Campaign Ends And Platform
Public figure Will Rogers discusses the closing week of democracy’s campaign. He questions late deciders and favors a six year presidential term with no reelection and proposes benefits for ex presidents while criticizing political parties and tactics. He references Davy, Ohio elections and a looming count of votes.
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Senate
House
Tom
Davy Fronks
Ohio
Governor White
Tralee
Pruning Advice Follows Harvest Time For Gardeners
Water and drain thoroughly. Oil all parts and connections. Pruning can start after harvest and be done without injury except during the growing season. The article ends with a note that modern work life is challenging beyond military service.
Weekly Health Talk on Preventing Colds
The article outlines common attitudes toward the cold and offers practical rules to reduce infection. It stresses avoiding close contact with those who are ill, ensuring proper ventilation, wearing appropriate clothing, avoiding damp feet, and washing hands before meals. It notes inoculations help in some cases but are not universally effective.
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Theodore
B. Appel
Secretar
Oly Dame
Remembering cautious health and politics in a jazzy decade
A fragmented reflection warns against delaying rest when ill and stresses safe bed rest over risky quick fixes. The text contrasts public health, election talk, and social scenes from a bustling era with mentions of football, Christmas, and a woman driver seeking parking.
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