Town Council weighs road route with State Highway officials
Council and State Highway officials meet to discuss a new road from the Public Square southward to the Northampton Highway end of the Boro line. The dispute centers on Red Line old routing with S curves versus Blue Line straight route near Bath Hotel Shed property. The State seeks a straight line and new grade crossing over Monocacy Creek, while the town favors modifying the old line.
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Public Square
Northampton
State Highway Department
Race Street
Sensenbach
Frey
Bath Hotel Shed
Monocacy Creek
Northampton St
Bath
Nazareth
Geo Handwerk
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Safe Fat Loss
A Norwich Connecticut woman testifies that Kruschen Salts helped her sleep and lose fat after starting the morning dose of half a teaspoon in hot water. The ad claims one bottle lasts four weeks, costs little, and offers money back if not convinced, urging readers to buy only Kruschen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
America
Plea To Untangle Traffic Tangle In Borough
John A. Rupp of the Lehigh Valley Motor Club urged accepting state funded road widening to relieve a bad stretch. He noted possible discrimination against the Borough and stated the project would reduce the Borough’s share from 17,600 to under 5,000 dollars as part of a total estimated cost of 100,000 dollars.
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Partment
John A. Rupp
Lehigh Valley Motor Club
Boro
Bath Needle Work Guild reports six hundred garments produced
The Bath Needle Work Guild annual meeting announced about 600 garments made this year. Of these 198 for local use, 200 for Northampton County Aid, 75 for Good Shepherd Home Allentown, 69 for Bethany Orphans Home, and 56 for Tepton Orphans Home. Officers were elected and Red Cross programs outlined.
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Bath
Northampton County Aid Society
Good Shepherd Home
Allentown
Bethany Orphans Home
Tepton Orphans Home
E. A. Edwards
C. J Hahn
Warren J. Moll
Charles H. Anangst
Edwards
William A. Helffrich
Rolla S. Knapp
Easton
Guild
Beth Seneenbach
Leila, Houser
Dorothy Bartholomew
Catherine Heller
Ethyl Kunkel
Howard Jones
Wilam Musick
Post Halloween party and local civic notes on Northampton
A Friday post Halloween party was held in the Haupts garage on Main Street with games dancing and refreshments. A card and parchessi party benefiting Northampton County Aid Society was hosted by Mrs C J Hahn on East Main Street. County Commissioners met with town council to discuss the near completion of the new County bridge on Northampton Street and standard lighting changes. Scout officials Dan Smith and John Spanitz with Hilda Ervin and Pauline Miller joined the Sunday scout pilgrimage to the National Sepuc reservation in New Jersey including a dinner and shrine inspection. gift by Mrs Mortimer L Schitt.
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C. J. Hahn
East Main St
Northampton County Aid Society
C. A. Hawk
Northampton
County Bridge
Northampton Street
Dan Smith
John Spanitz
Boy Scouts of America
Hilda Ervin
Pauline Miller
Sepuc
New Jersey
Mortimer L. Schitt
Social Notes From Easton And Allentown
Miss Sallie Mack of Easton visits relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Asa K. McShaney on Northampton Street. Thelma Harding has become a General Nurse at Allentown Hospital after graduating last spring. Rev R H Helffrich and his mother attended Ursinus Muhlenberg game in Allentown Saturday. Mrs Nellie Sensenbach spent the weekend in New York City. Wilbur Sehall and family from Allentown visited Mr and Mrs LH Barth. Mr and Mrs David Gradwohl of Easton visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs George E Sherer and they took a motor trip to the pornos
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Sallie Mack
Easton
Asa K. McShaney
Northampton Street
Thelma Harding
Allentown Hospital
R. H. Helffrich
Allentown
Nellie Sensenbach
New York City
Wilbur Sehall
LH. Bartholome
David Gradwehl
George FE. Sherer
Popornos
Twenty five Counties Start Winter Work In Education Relief
A staff of eight handles Pennsylvania emergency education relief with counties launching fall and winter programs. Hundreds of classes are being organized across fields, employing several thousand unemployed teachers soon. The team cooperates with County Emergency Education Councils and state officials under Eric H. Biddle and Dr. James N. Rule, with Charles M. Emerick directing and a group of assistants and supervisors managing roles in recreation music nursery schools and more.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Staf
State Works Division
Eric H Biddle
James N. Rule
Charles M. Emerick
Rachel 8. Turner
J. Elliott Fisher
Charles H. English
Thaddeus Rich
Eleanor Emerson
Myra Woodruff
Harvey Salt
Fall Weather Boosts Pennsylvania Apple Harvest
State bureau of market specialists report a record quality apple crop as fifty inspectors from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Association confirm a fine harvest aided by clear mild fall weather across the Commonwealth.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State Bureau of Market
Pennsylvania Horticultural Associ
Red Cross Relief Report details 1934 disasters
The Red Cross disaster report for year ending June 30 1934 notes 103 calamities across the United States and possessions. Tornadoes hurricanes and fires dominated with 21 tropical storms the Chicago stockyards fire aided 1000 people and floods 17 cases.
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United States
Anne Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Washington
Red Cross
All Relief
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Insular
Chicago Stockyards
Payne
Diet Relief Service
Apple shipments under federal supervision rise in 1923-24 packing
The report notes a larger share of Pennsylvania apples graded U S No 1 under federal supervision and packed into two and Fatey grades than any year since packing began in 1923. While eastern states face a short crop, South central and southeastern Pennsylvania harvest more apples. carrot shipments are about five times higher than last year with stock moving to canneries storage or nearby markets.
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Ation
Pennsylvania
Marke
Moores Town Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Danielsville
Paul Lordoi aged 37 of Moores Town was arrested by state police at Nazareth barracks for disorderly conduct at the State Quarry Hotel in Danielsville. He appeared before Squire Knecht of Nazareth, was fined $5 and $2.50 costs. The report notes candidates grew desperate this year and grabbed at a straw vote.
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Paul Lordoi
Moorestown
Nazareth Barracks
State Quarry
Danielsville
Squire Knecht
Nazareth
Nazareth Notes Include Parade Honor and Local Happenings
Forty years ago Nazareth held a Columbus Day parade where KGE No 396 won a $10 gold premium. Elder voters recall casting their first presidential ballot in 1832 for Henry Clay. The great grandmother of E Walter turned 101, a Easton resident in good health. George Reese returned from Illinois after a year away. Night school was approved by the school board. Local visits include Mrs Fenstermaker and Mrs Heckman staying with John Hartzell. Bangor and Portland RR head Miller bought a Moravian lot at Centre and New for $1000. Mrs Spencer Reph hosted a bridge party on South Broad Street with eight guests. prizes went to Mrs Young and Mrs Santee.
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Nazareth Castle
Slatington
Josiah Beitel
Henry Clay
E Walter
Easton
George Reese
Thomas Reese
Bushkill Township
Illinois
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E. A. Clewell
Belfast
Dial Easton
V. Bouden Easton
McCoy
Good Housekeeping Institute
St Bushkill Milling CO
W. F. Messinger
Main
Batil Needle Work Guild
Red
American Red Cross
Post Hallowe'en Party
Clayton Haupt
Main Street
Evelyn Dech
Betty, Games
Betty Frey
Elizabeth Schaffer
Verna Harding
Mildred Dech
Eleanor Hardle
Miriam Hess
Eleanor Saras
Lillian Haupt
Lester Spengler
Walter Newhard
William Rothrock
George Strunk
Paul Dech
Elias Spengler
LeVan Sencenbach
Joseph George
Carter
C.m.co
Eae
Spencer Reph
Bridge
South Broad Street
William Widdecombe
Palmer Young
Lester Hawk
Burton Andrews
Edward Heilman
William Santee
Willis Hagenbuch
Florence Gerhardt
Young
Santee
East End
Nazareth, PA
Maytag
Magis
Nazareth Coal & Lumber CO
South Main Street
Thring
So. Broad St
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