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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
6
Church bulletin lists Moravian St John s Reformed and St John s Lutheran activities in Lancaster Pennsylvania. It details Sunday School worship services sermons youth groups choir rehearsals catechism classes and midweek meetings with specific times and leaders. The page presents a snapshot of parish life with multiple congregations offering programs for children adults and families.
Rev W S Harris to lead Sunday School and preaching at Haman Evangelical Church with a missionary program at Pomona including singing recitations and readings. Pastor W S Harris to speak. Prayer meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 PM with a midweek service.
The passage recounts Paul’s sermon in Athens, noting the mixed reaction. Some mocked, some sought more light, and a few believed, but no church formed there, and Paul did not return to Athens before moving on to Corinth where reception was warmer. The tone mirrors a historical study of early Christian outreach and its outcomes.
Rev James F Gross ministers at Schoeneck Moravian with a full slate of Sunday School at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 and evening vesper at 7 30 plus midweek classes and choirs over Friday and Tuesday sessions The November 20 illustrated lecture Traveling With Paul by Mrs Eugene D Trein supports the current Sunday School lessons.
Mrs Savanna M Beck aged 79 died Monday at 9 45 pm at nephew’s Bethlehem home after a brief illness. She leaves 7 nephews and 5 nieces, last of eight siblings, funeral Friday at 2 0 o clock from 743 North New Street Bethlehem with burial in Hecktown Hope cemetery. Reverends Brunger and Butz officiate. Mrs Ellen Hahn 80 died Friday night at home 56 North New Street town from apoplexy. Wife of Llewellyn Hahn she leaves a son George W Hahn two granddaughters and sister Mrs Louisa Smith Saylorsburg R D. Funeral services were held at Dryland Church Hecktown.
A Tuesday afternoon service followed by interment at Heck town Hope cemetery after repeal era events. Dryland Church held rites for Barmaids and Cocktails.
Dr Theodore B Appel stresses Pennsylvania's fickle winter climate requires flexible layering. He warns fur coats on mild days risk illness and stress, urging medium weight coats for most days to save health and money, noting overcoats can cause fever, pneumonia, or death if misused.
Officers of the Pen Argyl Sunday School Association met at Miss Lillian Jones's home in Wind Gap with county secretary Miss Margaret Bull present. They planned work for the next months and set a departmental rally for early December. The Pen Argyl male chorus will provide music at the Thursday Wath District Convention at Salem Union Church Moorestown. County officers who attended the Gettysburg state convention will share impressions. Election of officers will occur. Eleven schools comprise the district. Lester Welty of Nazareth is president.
Edgar L. Barrall and son Kenneth of Nazareth visited MP and Mrs. Floyd P. Barrall on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Frick and family moved into their new home at Point Phillips Station last week. Mr and Mrs Herbert Bower and family moved to Danielsville.
A long list of election officials and party affiliations appears alongside scattered social notes. The column mentions Clark Messinger D Frank Stratton D Samuel Smak R and other named inspectors, judges, and staff, interspersed with Sunday visits by local residents and civic notes about Civil War veteran William Ohl celebrating his 70th birthday.
Wind Gap region residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous family and friend gatherings from Tobyhanna Allentown Mauch Chunk Stroudsburg Plainfield and Pen Argyl. Rev C R Hammerly conducted revival services at Millville New Jersey. Local Ladies Auxiliary officers were elected and community dinner honors held for the Correll family birthday observance at Saylorsburg.
An enjoyable post Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Floyd Buzzard and Mrs. Herbert Brodt at their home featured refreshments dancing and games with music by George Petersons Ramblers. The week included visits and birthday anniversaries among locals including Eva Rothrock Kate Fetherolf and multiple Hager family celebrations with friends and relatives from New Hope Tatamy Forks and Saylorsburg.
In Bushkill Township many neighbors and relatives came to visit over the weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. David Heckman of near Belfast and Mrs. Sarah Fehr, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Happle with Lucy of Bangor, Mr. and Mrs. David Engler of Lafona, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kostenbader. James Kostenbader, 85, voted Democratic at the election. Others visiting or visiting back include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ehret, Nazareth. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Hull, Eas ton. Miss Mildred Beers visiting Clearfield grandparents. and Raymond Amy and family, Pen Argyl, Albert Williams and Lizzie Bieler and Steckel residents from Allentown and Easton.
Mr and Mrs George Bensing, Mr and Mrs Herbert Bensing and son John attended the funeral of John Kaske at Easton on Thursday afternoon, with additional Bensing family members noted in attendance.
SCHOENECK Morning service featured the Choir singing Dear Jesus Sweet the Tears by George B. Nevin. Pastor Harold Snyder delivered a sermon on forgiveness, with an Andante Religioso prelude and Chorales forming an interlude before Holy Communion at 11 15 a m. Evening program by the Christian Endeavor Society led by Richard Siegfried focused on A Program of Peace followed by a sermon titled Action. Harold Snyder played organ preludes, Batiste offertory, and Le maigre Fughetta as postlude.
An ad urging readers to avoid sleeping on the left side to prevent heart pressure from stomach gas promotes Adlerika as a remedy to relieve gas. It claims the product clears poisons and allows a full night’s rest. Druggist Paul W. Heckman endorses the line.
An advertisement touts Mentha Pepsin as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the medicine eases stomach distress, restores normal breathing, and calms rebellious digestion, noting over 80 bottles sold in a Jersey town last year.
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