Stine Addresses Bath Church Fellowship on Civil and Sacred Duties
Prof. R W Stine of Muhlenberg College spoke at the St John Ey Lutheran Church Bath semi annual worship service. The men led by A O Shiffer filled the church and Rev R L Kerstetter presided. Visiting organist Paul Lerch and soloists Wilbur Bertsch and Francis McLean performed. Nearby Brotherhood members from Snyders and Petersville attended. A German play Sie Mocha Der Jake Hierra is planned for Thursday in the Firemen's auditorium featuring Milford Square performers. Sundry visitors at the parsonage included Mr and Mrs Harry J Thompson and son Junior from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of
St. John’s Ey.-Lutheran Church
Bath
R. W. Stine
Muhlenberg College
A. O. Shiffer
R. L. Kerstetter
A. ©. Shiffer
Paul R. Lerch
Bethlehem
Wilbur H. Bertsch
Francis McLean
Muffleys Mark Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Armistice Day marked the 40th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Muffley of Penn Street Bath. They wed November 11 1899 at St Johns Lutheran Church Brooklyn New York. They live in Bath where Mr Muffley works at the L and N E railroad depot. A family dinner at Bangor hosted by daughter Mrs Frank Andrews. Attending were sister Mrs Fred Freese of Brooklyn maid of honor and the original wedding cake design. They have five children and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Muffley
Penn St
Bath
Frank Oswald
St John's Lutheran Church
Brooklyn N.Y
Muffley
Frank Andrews
Bangor
Fred Freese
Brooklyn
National Educational Week Observed at Bath Junior High
Asst County Sept. Robert N Taylor addressed Bath Wolf Junior High School about The American Way stressing Americanism and open-mindedness. He urged indoctrination of American spirit among pupils teachers and parents and highlighted freedoms in the bill of American Rights. Thanksgiving program set for Nov 20 with play Elmer by the Wolf Democratic club. Keystone A81 projector gifted by 1939 Wolf class. demonstration by Principal Bollman and Dr H L Cunin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Taylor
Hellertown
Wolf Junior High
Bath
America
Bath Firemen’s
Elmer
Democratic Club
P. D. Bollman
H. L. Cunin
Bath Needle Work Guild benefit card parties held at four homes
Members of the Bath Branch of the Needle Work Guild of America held benefit card parties at the homes of Mrs. John Sleeman Mrs. W. J. Moll Mrs. C. J. Hahn and Mrs. J. R Stocker to raise funds for the guild.
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Bath
The
Needle Work Guild of America
John Sleeman
W. J. Moll
C. J. Hahn
J. R Stocker
500 Club Meets at Mrs Beem's East Main Home
Mrs L H Beem hosted the 500 club at her East Main Street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Kenneth Eickhoff Mrs Harry Newton and Mrs Wm Lowe. Attendees included Mrs A S Leiby Mrs Jos F Prey Mrs Stanley Semmel Mrs Frank Harding and Mrs Beem who served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Beem
East Main St
Kenneth Eickhoff
Harry Newton
Wm. Lowe
A.S. Leiby
Jos. F. Prey
Stanley Semmel
Frank Harding
Beam
Grace Martins Hosts Pleasant Surprise Party
Grace Martins 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Chancellor Martins received a birthday surprise at their Northampton Street home on Monday. Romaine Kline Louise Klingaman and Audrey Benninger won prizes while many friends attended including Louise Klingaman Mary Stocker Anna Cowling Charlene Fehr Ruth Ernest Romaine Kline Caroline Heller Winifred Krock Jane Spanitz Vera Saras Pauline Wagner and Mrs J R Spanitz and Mrs Chancellor Martins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Martins
Chancellor Martins
Northampton St
Romaine Kline
Louise Klingaman
Audrey Benninger
Mary Stocker
Anna Cowling
Charlene Fehr
Ruth Ernest
Caroline Heller
Winifred Krock
Jane Span
Turkey and Noodle Scallop to use leftover turkey
A recipe featuring turkey and noodle scallop and individual pies. It describes making a creamy mushroom sauce with milk and Velveeta, mixing in turkey, green peas, and onions, then baking in casserole or pie dishes with biscuit crust.
Negro soloist in Bath church Sunday
Jerome Reading, a negro tenor and religious worker from North Carolina, was guest soloist at Christ Ev Reformed Church in Bath. He performed Bless My People Lord and Oh My Lord set to Goin Home, with the Junior choir assisting and the pastor Rev R H Hilfferich preaching on Render Unto God. Flowers honored the late Mrs Hanna Graver Deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Reading
North Carolina
Christ
David
Hanna Graver
Milton F. Graver
Trenton
N. J
Howard Jones
Local residents share moves and visits in Nazareth area
Mr and Mrs H Roth moved into their newly built home with Roy Fehnel as contractor. Russell Philips and Stuart Buss work in Belvidere NJ. Roda Siegle visited Horace Bath and family in Nazareth. Mrs John Berger and granddaughter Shirley visited Mrs Ralph Rader. Floyd Green and Stuart Buss family plan new home soon. Dr Thomas Stites spent weekend with family. James Hill and wife visited Nazareth from Connecticut. Hilton Bath returned home to his father Richard Bath. Nazareth students resume school. Marlyn Laub family plan to move into their new home under construction. Mrs Audenreid of Nazareth visited her parents. Rumor of another new home being built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Roth
Roy Fehnel
Russell Philips
Stuart Buss
Belvidere
N. J
Roda Siegle
Horace Bath
Nazareth
John Berger
Shirley
Ralph Rader
Floyd Green
Thomas Stites
Cresson Banatarium
James Hill
Connecticut
Hilton Bath
Cresson
Richard Bath
Marlyn Laub
Audenreid
James Rader
Honey imports into the United States for 1939 data
The Federal Department of Agriculture reports imports of honey for the year ended June 30, 1939 totaling about 0.25 million pounds from foreign countries and roughly 2 million pounds from Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Penn State specialists offer tips for growing hyacinths indoors with bulb water levels and weekly changes and shading during root development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington
Penn State
Holmeses and Martins Attend Gatherings and Funeral
Graver has purchased new automobiles. Mr and Mrs Melvin Holmes of Spring Lake NJ visited Mr and Mrs Harry F Weaver. Mr and Mrs Chancellor Martins attended the funeral of the late Mrs James Frey at Bethlehem on Wednesday. John Mooney celebrated his birthday with family at home. Betty Johnson of Allentown visited Geraldine Kirkpatrick on South Walnut Bt last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Holmes
Spring Lake
N. J
Harry F. Weaver
Chancellor Martins
James Frey
Bethlehem
John Mooney
Betty Johnson
Allentown
Geraldine Kirkpatrick
South Walnut
How to Carve Turkey at the Table in Two Methods
Instructions present two carving methods with detailed steps for breast thigh and wing removal. It covers standing or sitting service, positioning the platter and fork use, and carving directions for white and dark meat. A dressing removal tip and a sausage stuffing recipe with bread crumbs onion celery apple sausage complete the excerpt.
Savory Stuffing with Breadcrumbs and Sausage
Moisten breadcrumbs with water ten minutes then drain. Add onion celery apple and sausage meat in small pieces. Stir in salt sage marjoram and thyme with well beaten eggs, melt butter and add last.
Department of Highways awards October road and bridge contracts
Contracts awarded by the Department of Highways for October cover improvement of 28.51 miles of road and construction of ten bridges. The total cost for highway and bridge work is $1,443,235.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Bugs Seek Winter Shelter Says Penn State Entomologists
Entomologists at Penn State explain that with cold weather bugs seek indoor shelter to hibernate. The remark notes insects may invade homes as outdoor conditions grow uncomfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Local Notices From East Bangor And Vicinity
Hunters report scant game while Carl Brown from East Bangor is listed among locals noting sparse hunting. Moves include James Nicholas family settling at H. Lock’s house in East Bangor and Albert Gross enjoying a NYC trip. Others, Q Borey of Washington DC and H Depue of Tamaqua visit relatives. Mrs. Fisher of Mt. Pleasant visits daughter in Jersey City. Legal trespass notice priced at 2.00 per hundred.
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Carl Brown
East Bang
G. P. Brown
James Nicholas
H. Lock
East Bangor
Albert Gross
New York City
Q. Borey
Wington
D. C
H. Depue
le Fred
Tamauqua
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Clark St
Danvers, Mans
Dor
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Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Tomsiele Tag Rich
Deonat
Mg Ai Cea
Olds Mobile
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Oldsmobile
Ancing
Michigan
Eny
Jeahenge
General Motore
General Motors
Turkey
Dorothy Greig
Girl Scouts of
Wolf Junior High School
Georgene Cowling
Matilda Smith
Ethel Dech
Doris Watson
Rose Pfeiffer
Claire Hayne
Betty Moser
Dorothy Laubach
Christine Smith
Bollman
J. Franklin Motson
Fox Chase
George W. Kreidler
Washington Star
Edgar Graver
Catasauqua
George E. Sherer
Monqueacy Lodge No
F and A. M
Rohn Block
Warren Klipple
Cherry Hill
Cherry Hill A Daughter. Mrs. Klipple Is the Former Harriet Strunk
Christopher Pavle
Fred Christopher
Herb Pealer
Marion
Wilkes Barre
Quattison Quinter
Ernest Hayne
George Bilfies
Herman Bengston
Rey
Edward Burkhardt
Frank
Ask Home Service
June Meyer
Lome Service Department
Metropolitan Edison Company
Howard E. Yergiey
Aama Ateenat
Ford
Bo Luce
Dom
Etern
Onay
Frack & Leh
Bread
Kener
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