The Stork Visits Town Sunday
A new citizen arrives as Donald Eugene Abel, four days old, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Abel of North street, weighs eight pounds one ounce and was born last Sunday at 12 15 pm. Authorities authorize his parents to collect prizes from merchants who supported the contest, with collections to be made after the date and upon presenting official authorization and the item seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eugene
Leslie Abel
North Street
Stork Detis
Donald
Ife
Leslie E. Abel
Testing Cattle In Lower Saucon Township Tuberculin Work Begins
Testing of cattle in Lower Saucon Township starts Monday morning with cooperation from the United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry and the County. The program aims to eradicate bovine tuberculosis and has reduced prevalence in many counties to under one half of one percent. Milk producers benefit from a safer milk supply and reduced animal losses. State and Federal governments provide services including transport for veterinarians and necessary supplies. Transportation drivers will meet veterinarians at Hellertown and bids for a veterinarian transport service in Lehigh Town are due by November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saucon Township
United States Det of Agriculture
Bureau Industry
Cnt
Mnate
Ans
Hellertown
Lehigh
Nazareth Quoit Club Elects Officers in New Formation
Enthusiastic crowd attends the Nazareth Quoit Club meeting as officers are elected. The club, organized this week, plans Pine Street courts at Nazareth Creamery with six to seven footers installed for night play. Members can join via John D. Edelman, Raymond D. Werner, Robert H. Edelman, Ades H. Frace, or other officers. The club will host local games and distant matches but will not join any league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quoit
Pine Tear
Nazareth Creamery
John D. Edelman
Raymond D. Werner
Robert H. Edelman
Capades H. Frace
Wilson High Faces Off In Big Game Weekend
Four lads from Nazareth High and Wilson High prepare for the impending clash. Andy Igh’s squad is rested and off the injury list while both teams claim to upset past league rivals. Officials from both schools, including Detling and Walt, set the schedule for Nazareth High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Igh
Fron
Wilson High
Leh
Wilson
Repre
Detlingsberg
Walt
Penn State
Fefe
Milnois
Bame
Nazareth High End
Inspiring Supper Meeting Draws 150 Men at St. Johns Reform Church
The Men's League of St. John's Reform Church held a supper meeting in the church social rooms with over 150 attendees. Rev. W. H. Brong spoke on his trip to Japan, detailing cultural courtesy, mission work, and education there, followed by a Q and A session. The program featured music from the Sunday School orchestra and solos by Trevi and Nagle. The Lend A Hand Bible Class and Amy Knauss' class served the meal, and the next gathering is set for the second week of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
St. John's Reformed Church
W. H. Brong
Pen Argyl
George Smith
H. P.yelsley
Oscar Brong
Simon Sipple
Zions Reformed Church
Allentown
Sipple
Japan
Orient
United States
W. H. Diehl
W. H. Wotring
Eugene Trevi
Wayne Nagle
Amy Knauss
Lions Club Hosts Visiting Clubs in Nazareth Session
Nazareth Lions Club hosted Bath and Pen Argyl clubs along with Roger Graver district head 14A at a Tuesday evening gathering. A meal was served by YMCA staff followed by singing, reports on civic projects, and a address tracing Lionism’s growth from 1915 Texas to about 20 000 clubs and 81 000 members. The program also featured music from Joseph Schlegel and the Nazareth male chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Lions Club
Bath and
Pen Argyl
Roger Graver
Lehighton
Y.M.C. A
Lion Fry
Charles Hess
Texas
Graver
Williams
Helffrich
Bath Club
H. C. Snyder
Joseph Schlegel
Nazareth Club
Memorial Tree Planted At Whitfield House Grounds
A George Washington memorial tree was planted on the Whitfield house grounds on east Centre street Friday morning by the local Woman's Club. Mrs. Harry Worman chaired the conservation committee and led the ceremony, with Mrs. W. J. Happel delivering the dedication. Frank Martin of the Historical Society accepted the tree for the governing board. C. F. Martin spoke on Trees and Conservation, noting Washington's love of the outdoors, followed by Mrs. Laura Encke reading the poem Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Whitfield House
East Centre Street
Woman's Club
Harry Worman
W. J. Happel
Frank Martin
The
Historical Society
C. F. Martin
Washington
Laura Encke
P T A Presents Inspiring Program at High School
The Par ent-Teacher Association held its monthly session in the high school building with Mrs. Charles W. Shafter presiding. $50 was donated to the concert piano fund. Rev. P. S. Meinert spoke on The Home, the School and the Church, noting their inseparable relationship and the duties of citizens, with focus on the home, school, and church as pillars of civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles W. Shafter
Mae Welsler
Joseph Schlegel
George Smith
Charles Hess
C. F. Martin
P. S. Meinert
Lubachs entertain Krauss guests at East Lawn dinner
Mr and Mrs Richard Lubach hosted a Sunday dinner at East Lawn for Mr and Mrs Oliver Krauss and Mr and Mrs Henry Krauss, sharing hospitality with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lubach
Oliver Krauss
Henry Krauss Thei
East Lawn
Two Nazarenes Die Suddenly Frank J Seyfried Dies at 51
Frank J. Seyfried aged 51 died suddenly Saturday at his home 45 Belvidere street. A butcher by trade he ran a meat market on Belvidere street for years. Survived by wife Ella and son Dr Ernest Seyfried, two brothers, sister Mary Hess. Active in Whitfield Lodge and Masonic bodies. Funeral held at his brother’s home and St John’s Lutheran Church with interment in Schoenersville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Seyfried
Belvidere Street
Ella
Ernest Seyfried
Howard
Harry
Town
Mary Hess
Schoonersville
Whitfield Lodge
A. M
C. F
P.O. S. of A. and Sons of Veterans
Lehigh Consistory
Allentown
Hugh dePayens
Knights Templar
Easton
Masonic Shrine of
Reading
Howard Seyfried
Green Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
H. C. Snyder
Schoenersville
William H Vogel 46 Nazareth Foreman Dies at Home
William H Vogel 46 of 240 Prospect street Nazareth dies at home of heart trouble. He worked as a foreman at the Pennsylvania plant of Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp. for years. Survived by wife Anna Smith Vogel two children Carl and Lilian and a brother Clayton Vogel. Funeral from his home to St John’s Reformed Church Bath Greenmount Cemetery. Rev W H Diehl to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Vogel
Prospect Street
Mr. Vogel
Mary Ann and
Wilson Vogel
Nazareth
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
Harold V. Knecht
American Legion
Washington
Order of Eagles
Bethlehem
St. John’s Reformed Church
Anna Smith Vogel
Carl
Lilian
Clayton Vogel
St. John's Reformed Church
Greenmount Ceme‘tery
Bath
W. H. Diehl
Lehigh Valley ACS to Hear Cellophane Talk at Lafayette
The Lehigh Valley Section of the American Chemical Society will meet at Gayley Hall Lafayette College on Friday November 18 at 8 00 p m The speaker O W Meservey of DuPont will discuss Cellophane from technical and selling angles The dinner follows at 6 30 p m at College Inn Prof John Cawley will speak on Some Astronomical Problems for the Chemist and Physicist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
American Chemical Society
Gaysley Hall
Lafayette College
O. W
du Pon
Meservey
Leland Stanford University
Harvard
Europe
College Inn
John Cawley
College
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Hoch On Birthday Evening
Rev and Mrs H C Snyder with Mrs Elemanda Gernet and Mrs Susan Ismith visited Mr and Mrs Brobert L Hoch on East Walnut street Wednesday evening for a birthday anniversary dinner honoring Mr Hoch who was celebrated the day before Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Snyder
Elemanda Gernet
Susan Ismith
Brobert L. Hoch
East Walnut Street
Hoch
Tuesaday
Principal Reports October Enrollment and Accidents
Principal reports October enrollments by grade with totals 640 for grades 1-6 and 524 for grades 7-12 plus 22 in the continuation program. Term to date enrollment 1172. Attendance across all schools 97 percent, high school 98. No lost time accidents except football injuries. most serious a broken clavicle for Conrad Tripp. Three other boys lost 4 1/2 days. Fire drills held October 19, 24, 25. Substitutes and sick leave noted. Medical examiner spent 29 hours examining 401 pupils, 8 hours on classroom inspections, 3 hours on sanitary inspections. Elementary examinations completed. Nurse weighed 458 pupils, performed 28 home visits, 2 clinic visits, 100 treatments, 11 inspections. continued report on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Tripp
Whitfield
Fairview
High School
Easton Hospital
Missionary From India In St. John's Lutheran Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. John’s Lutheran Church will hold their Annual Thanksgiving service on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The address will be given by Rev. Theodore W. Benze, Lutheran Missionary of Rakahmundry, India, recently returned to the United States after seven years in India. He will discuss the Indian missionary work. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Theodore W. Benze
Rakahmundry
India
Benze
Daughters of America Hold Meeting in Eagle Hall
Daughters of America No 183 met in Eagle Hall with Carrie Holland presiding. By-laws revision read for second time, final reading set for November 29. Next week’s meeting waived, birthday social planned as a 7 o'clock covered dish supper with entertainment by the degree team and committee. Regular monthly meeting invited to be held at the American Tel on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield Council
Eagle Hall
Carrie Holland
Sadie Kern
Lizzie Butts
Emma Ruloff
Red Cross Roll Call in Nazareth Opens for Membership
The annual Red Cross roll call begins in Nazareth and runs until Thanksgiving. The Nazareth unit, part of the Easton branch, acts like an independent chapter with volunteers handling aid calls and investigations. Support from the school board and local donors provides storage for flour, clothing, shoes, and distribution space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Nazareth
The
Easton
E. H. Mohn
G. Feldman
Armistice Day Exercises Held in Centre Square
Armistice Day observances were conducted on Centre Square lawn with Harold V. Knecht Post No. 415 American Legion sponsorship. Rev. Walter H. Diehl delivered the main address, with invocations by Rev. George S. Kleckner and benediction by Rev. J. A. Klick. Legion Drum and Bugle Corps played as delegations from Sons of Veterans Reserves, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls participated. Wilson A. Zerfass served as MC. the program ended with a gun salute and taps by Walter Wasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Square
Harold V. Knecht
American Legion
Walter H. Diehl
Nazareth Reformed
George S. Kleckner
Forks
J. A. Klick
Hecktown
Legion
Sons of Veterans Reserves
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire
Wilson A. Zerfass
Walter Wasser
Salt River Parade Saturday Steps Toward Unity
Democratic committeemen of Stockertown and Tutamy merge to form a large Rivers parade, aiming for unity. The event runs 2 PM Saturday, marching a mile and a half along the highway from one borough to the other with Republican sportsmanship expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockertown
Tutamy
Birthday party honors eight year old Margaret McConnell
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs George Mc Connell on Tuesday afternoon for their daughter Margaret who observed her eighth birthday. Children played games and enjoyed refreshments as a prettily decorated table featured a large birthday cake. Guests included Janet Hunt Virginia Trach Vain Miller Lorraine McConnell Frederick Hunt James Diehl Clarence Ziegler William Bennett Charles Bennett and Margaret McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McConnell
Margaret
Janet Hunt
Virginia’ Trach
Vain Miller
Lorraine McConnell
Frederick Hunt James Diehl
Clarence Ziegler
Willam Bennett
Charles Bennett
Margaret McConnell
Nazareth Citizens Plan Big Salt River Parade
Arrangements are under way for one of Nazareth's largest salt river parades with committees urging participation. Residents are urged to decorate wagons and join the line, using good judgment to enliven the town next Friday evening, with full details to be announced in next week's columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Union Thanksgiving Service Unites Nazareth Congregations
The Evangelical Moravian Reformed and Lutheran churches of Nazareth join for a Thanksgiving Service at St John’s Lutheran Church on Wednesday November 23. An orchestra performs 7:15 to 7:40 p.m. The service begins 7:45 p.m. Rev. W. H. Diehl delivers the sermon with combined choirs under Charles Schnerr. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
St. John's Lutheran Church
W. H. Diehl
Charles Schnerr
Woman's Club Session Highlights Community Programs
The November meeting in the High School Building was led by Mrs W. Jo Happel. Miss Evelyn M. Carpenter, scheduled speaker from the Pennsylvania State Department, was unable to attend. Miss Ruth Sarga spoke on the work for the blind, Anita Gane performed, the club chorus sang two pieces, and a bake sale benefiting the Blind Relief Fund was held alongside a sale of pupil-made items from the Overbrook School. Hostesses included Mrs. Charles K. Shafer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jo Happel
Anrcett
The
Ciy
Plulade
Anita Gane
Overbrook School
Chopin
Lizt
Woman's Club
Marianina” Stevens
Massa Dear
Dvorak
Ralph Pry
George Kleckner
Floyd Wagner
Paul Wunderly
JR. Fraunfelder
Harry Wormbu
R. F P. Zieeler
Miriam Kleekner
Highway Safety Talk To Local Rotary Club
Former Eas ton mayor S W Horn addressed the Rotary Club at the Y M C A on Monday on Highway Safety. He urged universal courtesy and adherence to driving rules, citing county auto accidents and 33 509 deaths yearly. Horn warned against driving under liquor influence and listed ten driving guidelines for safer roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W. Horn
Easton
Rotary Club
Y.M.C
R. B. Fortuln
Nazareth
RL. Fox
Bethlehem
Harry D. Kresge
A. A. Kistler
Stroudsburg
Nazareth School Board Holds Monthly Session
Nazareth School Board met in the High School building with all members present except H H Leh. Treasurer reported October balance 31 625 60, receipts 16 399 12, expenditures 12 473 09, balance 35 551 63 November 1. Nazareth Red Cross to use two rooms at North Broad Street building for office and storage, pay for electricity and 50 cents per day rent. Blackboards to be resurfaced at Whitfield School by Natural State Blackboard Co for 75 dollars. Directors waived 4 a day per diem and mileage for convention to save 28 dollars. Bills 1 593 39 approved. Miss Hilda Kindt granted leave of absence. Miss Mary Rohn to substitute. Principal authorized to dismiss schools at 3:15 PM monthly for teachers study hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth School Board
H.H. Leh C. F. Martin
Nazareth
American Red Cross
North Broad Street
Red Cross
Natural State Blackboard Co
Pen Argyl
Whitfield
Nazareth High School
Hilda Kindt
Mary Rohn
Miss Kindt
Neu
Men's Night at St Johns Reform School Event
Members of the Men s League at St John s Reformed church plan an evening worship service on November 20 The program will feature a panel discussion and choir performance with notes about guest speakers and preparations for the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Reformed
Nazareth Woman’s Club hosts tin can movie event
The Nazareth Women's Club presents a Tuesday afternoon show to benefit local chairs. Admission is canned fruit, vegetables, or other food-stuffs. The screening starts promptly at 4 p.m. and children should arrive early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Womans Club
Cup to Be Presented at Booster Meeting
A McAlee attendance silver loving cup will be presented by donor Attorney Floyd McAlee of Easton to local camp 445 P. O. S. of A at Shafer's Hall. The booster meeting will be held Thursday evening at the local P. O. S. of A. headquarters. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer’s Hall
McAlee
Floyd McAlee
Easton
Motorists Visit Harrisburg From Various Localities
Mr and Mrs Clinton Beers of Clearfield Josiah Price and Annie Gorr of Tatamy and Mrs Elemandi Gernet of town joined a group of motorists on a Tuesday sight seeing trip to Harrisburg in the Capital City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Beers
Clearfield
Josiah Price
Annie Gorr
Tatamy
Elemandi Gernet
Town
Nazareth Farm Show to Feature Talk by Howard Wolfe
Howard Wolfe president of the Pennsylvania State Bankers Association will be the chief speaker at the Nazareth Farm Products Show Friday evening. His topic Farming and Banking appeals to farmers and business men. The event occurs at 8:00 PM in Nazareth High School auditorium during a two day show November 18 and 19 with Thursday exhibits in the gym. 4 H Potato Club leads crop displays from Saucon Valley Lower Saucon Lower Nazareth Moorestown Indian Trail. Home Economics clubs From Stone Church Forks Township Northampton Treichlers Rich mond Moorestown Saucon Valley Macada. Exhibits directed by FP Marguerite Erikson and B L Coleman with judging Friday morning by Pennsylvania State College representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Howard Wolfe
Pennsylvania State Bankers Association
Nazareth
Nazareth High School
Wolfe
Saucon Valley
Lower Saucon
Lower Nazareth
Moorestown
Indian Trail
Forks Township
Northampton
Treichlers
Stone Church
Richmond
Macada
Stone Church Club
Gir's
Marguerite Erikson
B. L. Coleman
Pennsylvania State College
Sunday School District Rally in Nazareth District
The Nazareth district Sunday Schools held a convention at St John s Reformed Church starting 2:30 Sunday. Officers were elected for the next year including Eugene Trein president and Ed ward Weisley Tatamy director Young People. Rev W H Diehl and guest speaker Allen S Wheatcroft spoke on consecration and fundamentals for a definite program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
St. John’s Reformed Church
Tatamy
Forks
Bushkill Centre
Clearsfield
Christian Springs
East Lawn
Town
Schoeneck
Rev
P. &. Me Certster
Nazareth Moravian
Ilson Boerstler
Rev. Allen
Wheatcroft
Allen Town
Eugene Trein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eugene Abel
Lower Saucon Township
Zareth Quoit Club
Ote Reis
Lions Club
P.T. A
William A. Vogel
William Williams
Gladys Haas
Rohn
Daughters of America
Salt River Parade
UNION
Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Howard Wolfe
Nazareth Farm Products
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