Lutherans Bid Farewell to Rev Hill and Family
Members and friends of 8&J. John's Lutheran church hosted a farewell reception Tuesday evening in Sunday school rooms packed to capacity. The program featured multiple musical numbers by local performers, addresses by Rev. W. Chester Hill and others, and a social hour with lunch after benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8&J. John’s Lutheran Church
Chester Hill
Doris Ann
Rosetti
Allentown
Evelyn
Dorothy Funk
Frank Harding
Lewis D. Kreidler
A. ©. Shiffer
Pastor Hill
W. A. Helffrich
D. D
H. C. Snyder
Nazareth
College Chum
Hill
Rev Hill Leaves Bath for Wyndmoor Pastorate
Rev. W Chester Hill moved his household from Bath to Chestnut Hill to assume the Wyndmoor Lutheran church pastorate this Sunday. In Bath over five years he baptised 75, solemnised 26 marriages, 41 funerals, and welcomed 103 new members. The Ladies Aid Society funded $1000 improvements to the parsonage while the Luther League grew with a $100 balance. Woman's Missionary Society studied regularly. Sabbath attendance rose. and a junior choir of about 20 girls supported the pastor’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chester Hill
Bath
Chestnut Hill
Wyndmoor
Luther League
Hill
Woman's Missionary Society
Pharmacy graduate Garret Miller accepts post with Squibbs
Garret Miller, a graduate student in pharmacy, has accepted a position with Squibbs drug firm in New York City and departed for his new work last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Miller
Squibbs Drug
New York City
Town Jottings From Bath Area Society Notes
Local notices report church rallies in Christ Union Little Moore and Walnut Street Presbyterian Bath, with county officers leading. Social visits include Mrs Katherine Bliss in Bath and guests from Holyoke, Allentown, and Ruppert Esser moving to Finley Ohio. Germans en route home from Keystone cement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County Sunday School Association
Christ Union Church
Little Moore
Bath
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Philip, Nicholas
Princeton Theological Seminary
W. A. Helffrich
Katherine Bliss
Holyoke
Mass
Cyril Helffrich
Allentown
Ruppert Esser
Keystone Portland
Industrial Lime Company
Finley
Ohio
Polysius Construction Company
Keystone
Germany
F. B. Franks
Keystone Portland Cement
Bath Hotel
Newark
New York
James F. Bartholomew
Town
James Best
Bethlehem
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Randolph Bartholomew
Uncle Sam
Charles Bourguignon
Young Bathites to Attend 3 Day Bangor Conference
The annual County Young People's Conference meets in Bangor at United Evangelical Church Friday to Saturday with devotions, discussions, music, and a closing pledge. Highlights include programs led by Bertha Moser Myrtle Miltenberger Ida George Bonnie and R Leichliter with delegations from Bath's Y P Council.
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Bangor
United Evangelical Church of
Bertha Moser
Myrtle Miltenberger
Ida George
Velma Pickel
Christ
Bath
Y. P. Council
Marie Erhardt
Irene Davis
Margaret Schreiber
Bonnie
Miss Brown
R. Leichliter
H. Sototz
R. Marsh
D. Noble
I. Davis
W. Kane
M. Schreiber
B. Sargeant
James Machette
Hazel Grove
Ray Willover
Whitfield Trein
Nazareth
Mr. George
Local social notes and church society events in Nazareth area
Miss Mamie Rhymer of Philadelphia visits relatives in town while others spend Sundays in Allentown and Bethlehem with local families. Greenmound Cemetery directors include four new members Frank Haidle Charles Scholl Lewis Siegfried William Windt. officers re-elected. Northampton County Sabbath School Association plans fall and winter programs at Nazareth Y M C A. Christ Reformed and St John Lutheran groups report Home Missionary Day and missionary programs for Hungarians and joined synod activities. Womens Missionary Society events highlighted with talks by Mrs. Oscar Schmidt and a Bangor church quartet.
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Mamie Rhymer
Philadelphia
Wilson Rabenold
W. E. Nagle
Allentown
Raymond Dennis
Thomas E. Whalen
Bethlehem
Frank
Sencenbach
Emily Keck
Hellertown
Dorothy Bartholomew
Greenmound Cemetery Company
Frank Haidle
Charles Scholl
Lewis P. Siegfried
William Windt
J. H. Silfies
John C. Bush
James K. Worman
George N. Arner
Northampton County Sabbath School Association
Nazareth Y. M. C. A
Men's Missionary Congress Reformed Church
Yester
Sale Church
Harrisburg
Christ Church of
Synodical Board
B. F. Rohn
Howard Jones
Helffrich
William H. Hawk
Fred Heard
They
Special meeting at Chapmanborough church concert scene
A special meeting of the Young People's Conference at the M EB church featured a splendid piano duet performed by Bethlehem Conservatory of Music pupils Misses Helen Phillips and Elizabeth Sencenbach.
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Young People’s Conference
Chapman Borough
M. EB
Helen Phillips
Elizabeth Sencenbach
Bethlehem Conservatory of Music
Young Aviator Nelson Maps Bath On Radio Flight
Air pilot Nelson spoke on WJZ Sunday night about his New York to Cleveland route under the "Flying with the Moon" topic. He noted Bath Pennsylvania by its cement plants and Bethlehem Steel plant as landmarks, then described other route points before his plane passed over the town at 10 15 p m on his regular trip.
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Nelson
WJZ
Collier’s Radio Hour
New York
Cleveland
Somerville
Easton
Bath
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Steel Co
Red Cross outlines veteran relief role in ten year span
James L. Fieser reports on Red Cross veteran relief during ten years since Armistice. Expenditures reach about 665.8 million for veteran aid. 349 trained workers serve in camps and hospitals. annual year ending June 30 1928 sees 307,458 in relief work and 1.169 million spent to support services. 3,700 chapters allocate 1.732 million in aid. war service aided claims totaling 693,203.42 plus 183,359 in monthly insurance and compensation. Roll Call remains annual fund drive for continued relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
James L. Fieser
Red Cross
Washington
Fieser
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
War Service
The
Cement Industry Evolution and Rotary Kilns Developments
The article explains dry and wet cement processes with ball mills and mix tanks, then traces the rotary kiln history from Ransom in 1873 to American development by Atlas Portland, Edison’s later extensions, and modern kilns. It notes fuel shifts to pulverized coal, large kilns over 12 feet by 340 feet, outputs of 800–1000 barrels daily, and variable motor speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ransom
England
Ransom
America
DeNavarro
East Kingston
N. Y
Keystone Cement Company
Lehigh Valley
Giro
Atlas Company
Northampton
Thomas A. Edison
New Jersey
Messrs
Seaman
Hurry
Great Britain
Associated
Portland Cement Manufacturers
Dear Mise Vera Love Advice Column Snippet
A reader asks which fiancé to choose between a handsome but fickle lover and a serious suitor. Vera counsels choosing the dependable partner if you love them, but warns against marrying without love. The fickle man’s future hinges on his devotion.
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L. M
Pulverized material fed to kiln via special feeders
The article describes material that has been pulverized and proportioned then fed into a kiln by various feeders. It notes the feed pipe and brick hill around the intake with the kiln stack, chimney draft, and high temperature conditions. The text continues on another page.
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Rev. Hill
Henry Rhymer
Penn Street
W. H. Schlegel
Borough Reservoir
C. F. Graybill
Emma Toughey
Main Street
George Bittenbender Jr
Jack
Emma Heckman
Robert H. Siegfried
Northampton Street
Chapman
M. W. Phillips
Bath Lions Club
Jacob Baker
Weaversville
Dewey Lilly
Nisky
Grant Lilly
Fisher “Bitter
South Main St
Cne
Wwe
Bolick
East End
Sinclair Cas
Graham Pale
Fred J. Scheetz
Howard Leh
Lions Club
Mise Vera
Anyi
Miss Vera
Trumbower Cor Easton Road
Lehigh Anthrag
Studebaker
Oakland
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