Nazareth High Seeks Thanksgiving Showdown with Wilson High
Nazareth Highs undefeated football squad aims for a season finale against Wilson High on Thanksgiving Day at Wilson Borough field. The article notes Nazareths strong 216 to 21 scoring margin in eight games and mentions Wilsons improving defense and scouting efforts led by coach Sia Carney.
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Nazareth
Nazareth High
Wilson High School
Wilson Borough
Snyder
Wie
Ogi
Nazareth Ligis
Lau
Lehightu
Wu Champiot
Bangor
Th. Scmckington
Nicereth
Phil
Bagger
Pri
Wilson High
Boreough Boys
Wilson
Lipe Nazareth
Wilon
Toall
Sia Carney
Andy Leh
Satur
Pla
Capridy
Cnarl
Carney
Woce
Sery
Yewlly
Noweo
Wilson Hashis
Ted
Porites
Varta
Wau
Paka
Bete
Doughidie
Tor
Deeh
Fanta
Imon Neighibors
Thanksgiving Proclamation: Roosevelts call for unity and peace
President Roosevelt issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation praising national unity and mutual purpose. He urges gratitude for peace at home, progress toward common good, and divine providence guiding America through stress and discord toward harmony and fellowship.
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Roosevelt
Minons
America
Amertod
Farm Products Show Big Success at Nazareth
The Nazareth Farm Products Show closed Saturday featuring 221 fruit exhibits from Northampton County orchards. Apple class displays drew crowds with diamond shaped red green and yellow varieties. Canned fruit vegetables jellies and honey drew strong interest with 266 jars shown and honey displays highlighting bees at work. Over 1000 attendees enjoyed auditorium programs including singing motion pictures 4 H exhibits and talks by Penn State and extension staff. The event closed with music and readings under the Agricultural Extension Service.
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Dliss Nazareth Farm
Northampton County
Cita Slow
Ethel Beadles
Montgomery Co
Fred V. Grau
Pennsylvania State College
N. M. Rahn
Carbon County
Kenneth Hood
Agricultural Extension — Service
Tarouel
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Activities
The American Legion Auxiliary outlines goals to strengthen patriotism and confidence in American ideals, support veterans, and improve conditions in 8600 communities served by units. They advocate passage of compensation certificates for veterans at the upcoming congressional session.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Americas
Nazareth PTA Meetsazed Nazareth PTA Meeting Highlights
Nazareth High School hosts Nazareth Parent-Teacher Association meeting with Elmer Snyder presiding. Attendees sing the Star Spangled Banner and Lord's Prayer, and group singing follows led by A. W. Day. Charles Gotto's letter from the Nazareth High football captain is read. Mrs. F A Marcks reports on the Eastern District convention at West Chester State Teachers College. Treasurer Mrs. Eyer presents her reports. Bills are approved. Miss Jean Clut leads viewing of Japanese art cards. Continued on Page Five.
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Nazareth Parent-Teachers Association
Elmer Snyder
A. W. Day
Charles Gotto
Nazareth High
P. T
F. A. Marcks
West Chester State Teachers College
Marcks
Clarence Fehnel
Eyer
Association Theat
Mias Jean Clut
Nazareth Chamber Board Plans Cement Exhibit in Borough
Nazareth chamber directors met with 15 members present to discuss boosting town status through cement industry ties from Portland Cement Association. A model cement dwelling exhibit was proposed to showcase local manufacturing potential. Next board meeting set for Monday evening December 16.
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Kern
Rele
Willam
FEC
Champion
J. H Fulmer
William Henry
C.J Knauss
Bennett Pers
Portland Cement Association
Nazareth
Marriage Unites Margaret Shafer and Willis Laubach at Schoeneck Moravian
On Saturday at 7 30 PM Rev James F Gross united Margaret Shafer daughter of Dewey and Mrs Shafer Aluta with Willis Laubach son of Barnet and Mrs Laubach Newburg in a ring ceremony at Schoeneck Moravian church attended none. The couple will reside with Mr Laubach’s parents while Moravian events continue.
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James F. Gross
Schoeneck
Samuel Reinke
Alumni Bankers Gather Annual Social in Bath
About twenty six members of the Alumni of the Northampton County Bankers Association attended the annual social at the Bath Hotel. Jacob H. Seem presided and the event featured a turkey dinner prepared by Harry A. Gilbert and his wife. No principal speaker, it was a fellowship gathering with many named attendees listed.
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Northampton County Bankers’ Association
Jacob H. Seem
Bath Hotel
Harry A. Gilbert
Charles T. Hess
Thomas W. Hewitt
F. H. Schmidt
Asher A Abel
A. E. Frantz
EO. Meyer
Wm. H. Hess
Henry A. Miller
O. A. Greenzweig
R. R. Strassburg
Phillip J. Byrne
F. H. Leight
John 8. Machett
Thomas Weitknecht
Bart S. Reading
James Weidman
Gerald J. Jackson
J. E. Rumsey
Jesse M. Bodder
J. J. Orr
Stanley J. Hahn
Patriotic Order of Amicables Camp 315 Holds May Session
Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Am 1 regular meeting led by president Stella Dech with devotions by Chaplain Lacey Remaley. Mary Abel reports finances while sick list notes Grace Pike, Helen Miller, Mamie Edelman, Grace Remaley. Prize won by Ruth Hawk. Emma Walters recites Father’s Vacation. Next gathering Friday November 22 at 7 30 p m with card party and Thanksgiving drawing. Radio party afterward awards to Mary Smith, Stella Dech, Hazel Getz, Lulu Schissler, Kate Weaver, Lillie Dech, Ella Hay, Mary Kilpatrick, Evelyn Frantz, Lucy Remaley, Mary Abel, Emma Walters, Carrie Barrall.
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Camp 315
Patriotic Order of Am- 1
Stella Dech
Lacey Remaley
Mary Abel
Grace Pike Helen Miller
Mamie Edelman
Grace Remaley
Ruth Hawk
Emma Walters
Mary Smith
Hazel Getz
Lulu Schissler
Kate Weaver
Lillie Dech
Ella Hay
Mary Kilpatrick
Evelyn Frantz
Lucy Remaley
Carrie Barrall
Harrisburg Examinations Shaped by Liquor Board Postings
The State Liquor Control Board set exams for about 20 positions with roughly 100 vacancies. Of 3410 applicants, 1379 were rejected and 2031 were notified to report for examinations in multiple cities across the state.
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Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Department of Public Instruction
Thireuwhout
McPulte Disteuy
Exaialions Aetually
Past District Governor Addresses Rotarians at Meeting
Oliver Edmiston spoke on Rotary Principles and putting them into practice before a full club on Monday evening. President H A Reichenbach presided as guests from Nazareth and Easton attended. A spotlight on community service noted Rotary clubs expanding despite tough business conditions and upcoming programs were announced.
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Rotary
Chia
Deitle Goy Rior
Oliver & Edmiston
Franklyn Kostenbacher
Oliver Edmiston
Reichenbach
Edmiston
United States
Gfau Club
Rotary Fellowship
Rotary Community Service Clubs
Charles Shimer
William Frack
Frank Martin
J. A Fraunfelder
R. Brazina
H A Reichenbach
Wiliam Harper
James Hopkins
Lafayette College
Teske
St Mark
Thanksgiving union service at St John’s Lutheran Church
The Protestant churches of Nazareth and Schoeneck unite for a Thanksgiving service at St John’s Lutheran Church on Wednesday evening November 27 at 7 30. The combined Sunday School choirs perform at 7 15. Rev Iwul S Meinert delivers the sermon. United choirs under Charles Schnert lead the anthems. Offertory support splits between St Luke’s Hospital Bethlehem and Easton Hospital Easton. Public invited.
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Nazareth and
Schoeneck
St. John's Lutheran Church
I'wul S. Meinert
Moravian Ci Ho
United Choirs of
Charles Schnert
St. Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
Easton Hospital
Easton
Local Fire Company Holds Meeting With Nominating Ballot
Local Fire Company members gathered Monday evening with President Meyers presiding. Nominations were announced for Foreman of Apparatus and other officer posts, with a committee appointed to arrange the next annual ball and a December deadline for ballots.
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Warriliance House
Peddent Meyers
Areth Fire Company
Olas
Nemor
Chakleralon
Lewirley
Frank Raymentht
Harola Ware
Mike Maetewrence Rice
Palmer Linden
Willam Miller Foy Seeyd
Roy Godshale
Clayton Muheim
Frank Hammer
Earl Pram
Hose
Far
Smith
Clarence Shater Jand
Claude Artemps
Truman Trach Ocher
Appar
Milton Lindenmeyer
Chas Kahler
Chas. Kahler
Apoonter
Harold Howell
Prank Simons
Roy Godshark
Mike Mavers
E E Jones
Elwood
Dryland Church Choir Wins Honors In Tournament
The Dryland Church Choir Heck town directed by Charles K Landis won first place in the Choir Tournament held Saturday afternoon at Nazarenth High School Auditorium in connection with the Farm Products Show. Portland Methodist Church choir took second and St Paul Union Church Indianland took third while Bushkill Methodist Church finished fourth. Each choir sang two selections with Open Our Eyes by McFarlane as a required piece.
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Dryland
Hecktown
Charles K. Landis
Nazareth High School
Portland Methodist Church
Sadie Wise
St. Paul Union
Indianland
Clayton Gabie
Bushkill
Rural tax delinquencies surge in Pennsylvania study
The Department of Commerce notes a sixfold rise in unpaid rural taxes in Pennsylvania from 1929 to 1933. Professor Paul I. Wrigley of Penn State concludes one fifth of privately owned rural real estate was tax delinquent in May 1933. The mimeographed report 703 of the Journal Series covers rural real estate three acres or more with federal cooperation.
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Pennsylvania
Paul I. Wrigley
Department of Agricultural Economies
Pennsylvania State College
Wrigley
Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Penn
Tin Can Matinee By Woman's Club Aided Event
The annual Tin Can Matinees scene, organized by the Woman's Club, is set for Monday November 5 at 4 o'clock. Admission is free for children and two for adults. The report notes a brisk pickup in trade despite a cold snap that affected parts of the country, with some regions in the East and South remaining unsettled.
Thank Offering Service At St Johns Lutheran Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of St Johns Lutheran Church will hold its annual Thank Offering service on Sunday evening. Rev H C Snyder will deliver the sermon at 7 15. Organist Daniel Rohn will play a 15 minute program featuring Bach and Cooke pieces. The choir will sing The Army of the Lord by Scott.
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Women's Missionary Society
St Johns Lutheran Church
H C Snyder
Caniel Rohn
the Lord
Scott
Birthday party honors Lilian Vorel on tenth birthday
A pleasant Saturday afternoon birthday party was tendered for Lilian Vorel. Guests enjoyed games and a light dinner. Attending were Lorraine Peth Dorks Mae Unanys Rejent Noll Katherine Steiner Ruth Kessler Betty Ann Werkheiser Bhirley Dech Edith Claus Dorothy Koch Anita Heyer Katherine Hahn Marylon Werner Lillian Vogel Carl Vogel Mrs Raymond D Werner and Mrs Anna Vogel.
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Lilian Vorel
Aflernoon
Thom
Lorraine Peth Dorks Mae Unanys
Rejent Noll
Katherine Steiner
Ruth Kessler
Betty Ann Werkheiser
Bhirley iDech
Edith Claus
Dorothy Koch
Anita Heyer
Katherine Hahn
Marylon Werner
Lillian Vogel
Carl Vogel
Raymond D Werner
Anna Vogel
Golden Eagles Mark 45th Anniversary Celebration
The Golden Eagles observed their 45th anniversary on November 14 1935 at the local K G E Hal. The meeting opened with F L Kraemer presiding and included remarks from Master of Records TR Shafer and RL Hoek who received a fireside chair for service. Initiatives discussed covered the Castle’s formation and Nazareth Castle No 396’s recent organization and officer elections.
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F L Kraemer
FL. Kraemer
Shafer
RL Hoek
Castile
Brother Hoek
Cluirt Borg v
Hellertown
Littl
Philaetelptus Grand
Masis
O. Knecht
Erskin Walters
E. J. Unangst
J. J. Roth
J. Tenges, Jr
Be.f. Odenwelder
R. I. Schlabach
W. H. Hahn
Jas Seyfried
Thos. Dereamer
J J Clewell
F. Wunderly
G. D. Stocker
W. Nicholas
G. R.odenwelder
Edw. Smith
Fred Wunderly
J. H Kirkenthal
E. H. Kelper
H Townsend
Tilghman Abel
Wm G. Venter
J. Herman
I F. Hertzog
W. S. Clewell
P. J. Flick
W. H. Seyfried
Edw. Frack
R. J Knecht
D. P. Heckman
F . Heckman
F. Seyfried
Charles Ward
J. H Ward
George Rice
Haldeman
Syd. Westburn
Vin Heckman
Alfred Walter
F Huth
J. R. Reinheimer
Noble
Prank B. Abel
Frank Wunderly
Massr
Harry Towne
Exchequer
J. PF
R. Elder
J.J
W. G. Venter
J. R. Laubach
Chamberlin
C. H. Miksch
E.qur
G J Beck
Ensign
W. H. Tuwer
R. I Schlaach
E. F Odenwelder
Castle
V H.J. Ritter
S. H—J. F. Ettwein
Ensign—J. Baker
Esquire
J. Seyfried
W. C—E Bender
M R—J. Youlden
C. Herbs
Soon Time to Start Pruning Fruit Trees
Northampton county fruit growers faced spring delays last year as rush work prevented completing the annual pruning. County Agent B L Coleman notes pruning should occur in the dormant season between leaf fall and growth start. A single days work could be planned for late winter or early spring.
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Northampton County
B. L. Coleman
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