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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1937

Page

1

Off year elections signal cautious public mood and policy

Dorothy Thompson notes no wish to surrender political control to labor or big government. Voters show indifference to red scare rhetoric, with CIO defeats in Detroit and other centers. Bond proposals mostly rejected, and municipal plant takeovers defeated. Republicans gain modestly in regions. trend toward voting for the best candidate regardless of party persists. Economic signals point to a cautious Congress and slower business, with mixed steel and retail trends and a tentative outlook for 193? continuing.

Dorothy Thompson Detroit CIO Cleveland Akron LaGuardia New York Tememany Miss Thompson

Sixteenth Annual Farm Show Draws Large Northampton County Crowd

Over 3000 attend the 16th annual Farm Products show directed by the Northampton County Agricultural Extension Service. Exhibits were displayed across Thursday and Friday with an evening awards program in the auditorium. D J Leopold of Lebanon pa, president of the Pennsylvania State Bankers Association, urged stronger rural banking cooperation. RR B Donaldson of Pennsylvania State College spoke on marketing with emphasis on cooperation between farmers and banks.

Northampton County Agricultural Extension Service Spennd Pennsylvania State D. J. Leopold Lebanon Pennsylvania State Bankers Association Leopold B. Donaldson Pennsylvania State College

Rotary Club hears talk on Europe and Asia Minor

Nasareth Rotary Club members and guests gathered Monday in the Nasareth MCA auditorium to hear L. G. Weller of Catasauqua discuss Europe and Asia Minor. Weller, a Puller Pump Company representative and native of Germany, was introduced by Fred B. Hunt. Asa McIlhaney of Bath will present Northampton County historical data next week. Guests included Joseph Morrow of Catasauqua Peter Weisley of town and Roy Fehnel of Belfast.

Nasareth Rotary Club Nasareth ¥.M.C.A Europe Asia Minor L. G. Weller Catasauqua Puller Pump Company Germany Fred B. Hunt Asa McIlhaney Bath Northampton County Joseph Morrow Peter Weisley Town Roy Fehnel Belfast

44 Hour Law Sets 1960 Start Date in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports the 44 hour work week law becomes effective December 1. Secretary Ralph M. Bashore of the Department of Labor and Industry says over 6,000 jobs may be created and the act will be interpreted flexibly to fit individual cases with provisions for variations approved by the Industrial Board. Public hearings on petitions for changes were held all week.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Ralph M. Bashore Labor and Industry Bashore Department of Labor State Industrial Board Industial Board

Duck Dinner Hosted by Derrs on North Broad Street

Mr and Mrs Jack Derr hosted a Sunday duck dinner at their North Broad Street home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ellis Thomas, Mr and Mrs Milton Hellick, Charles Riel Uck of Smoketown, Mr and Mrs Clinton Derr of Easton, and Mr and Mrs Warren Snyder of Emmaus.

Jack Derr North Broad Street Ellis Thomas Milton Hellick Charles Riel Uck Smoketown Mars Clinton Derr Easton Warren Snyder Emaus

Tom Thumb Wedding at Forks Church December 4

Coming events note that the Tom Thumb Wedding will be presented by Forks Church at the Bushkill Center Church at 7 30 P M. All are welcome.

Tom Thumb Forks Church Bushkill Center

Nazareth and Wilson to clash in Turkey Day tilt

Nazareth and Wilson Borough High Schools meet for the eleventh time this morning in the annual Turkey Day game at Wilson home field. Both teams, coming off uneven schedules, seek a victory as fans anticipate a hard fought rivalry clash.

Nazareth Wilson Borough Wilson Washington, N. J Nazzarenes Northampton

Comedy Draws Many Cast For Three Act Play

A chaotic OCR fragment lists a three act comedy with cast including Durs Rose Polkovitz Emma Yukna Ilovitch Dominic Merlo William Tamandl Frank Huber Stanley Vetovitz and Michael Kay Presented by Holy Family Catholic OC. The snippet hints at a local theatre listing with names and roles in a small community production.

Drew Hum Jimmy Beaterday Sun the Holy Family Catholic OC H Durs Rose Polkovitz Utsch Emma Yukna Ilovitch Dominic Merlo William Tamandl Frank Huber Stanley Vetovitz Michael Kay Cak

Nazareth Band Hosts Former Members at Rehearsal

The Nazareth Band Board of Directors hosted about thirty former members during their regular rehearsal in the town hall on Monday evening. Guests of honor included John Ehrig John Lehr Barry Venter Samuel Ruth and Herbert Bnyder. Regular members present were Charles Seyfried H M Bell Donald Johnson Robert Beers Carl Miller Charles Hellick Peter Weisley Lester Bell Harry Olsen Myron Leh Junior Renner John Delchman Merlyn Steed Earl Shafer Russell Lilly Earl Audenreich Clifford Rohn Clinton Rice Frederick Reimer Gerald Meyers Harold Rinker Marlyn Riegel and Willard Schisler.

Nazareth Band Theand Hall John Ehrig John Lehr Barry Venter Samuel Ruth Herbert Bnyder Charles Seyfried H. M. Bell Donald Johnson Robert Beers Carl Miller Charles Hellick Peter Weisley Lester Bell Harry Olsen Myron Leh Junior Renner John Delchman Merlyn Steed Earl Shafer Russell Lilly Earl Audenreich Clifford Rohn Clinton Rice Frederick Reimer Gerald Meyers Harold Rinker Marlyn Riegel Willard Schisler

Scholastics Clinch 6-0 Victory Over Bethlehem Firemen

Nazareth Nazarenes, under Jack Reitze in his first year, finished 7-4 after a 6-0 win over Bethlehem Fire Co. at Municipal Park. They opened with four straight wins, outscoring opponents 148 to 74, with key early victories including Easton Trojans and Catasauqua Trojans. The season closed with the Firemen loss as Louie Pedro kicked off and Nazareth secured the shutout in the first quarter.

Fire Co Bethlehem Gareth Jack Reitze Washington A Nasarenes Easton Trojans Bethlehem Panthers Bangor A. A Catasauqua Trojans Roseto Reitze Clan Alpha Bluejackets Roseto Redjackets Nazareth Banger Pen Argyl Easton Triangles Beth Schem Blue and Gold Louie Pedro Nagareth Naz

Local Girl Scouts Camp Fire near Poor House Woods

A group of Girl Scouts gather around a camp fire in a corn field near the Poor House Woods on Armistice Day. Velma Rohn sits by the fire with Ada Snyder nearby, while Esther Pasini feeds twigs and others in the rear collect more timber. names include Carmel, Mae King, Josephine Stohl, Helen Rohn, Helen Bajan, and Anna Bajan.

Poor House Woods Velma Rohn Ada Snyder Carmel Mae King Esther Pasini Josephine Stohl Helen Rohn Helen Anna Bajan

Missionary from India to Speak at St John’s Lutheran Service

Sunday evening November 28 the Women’s Missionary Society of St John’s Lutheran Church will hold the annual Thank-offering service. Rev Fred J Fiedler returned missionary from India will deliver the sermon on The Gospel in India. Public invited to attend.

Women's Missionary Society of St

All Clergies Invited to Bethlehem Meeting November 29

Bethlehem Ministerial Association announces two World Conference reports on life and faith joining for a World Council of Churches. Dr. James H. Franklin will discuss Oxford July and Dr. J. Ross Stevenson will cover Edinburgh August, with prayers for Easton Allentown Nazareth area clergy to attend Monday November 29 at 3 p.m. in Bethlehem. Rollin Kachline suffered apoplexy during a hospital visit and was hospitalized with left-side paralysis.

Universal Christian Council On Life and Work Oxford England World Conference On Faith and Order Edinburg Scotland Near East World Council of Churches Christendom Ministerial Association of Bethlehem James H. Franklin Crozer Theological Seminary Heckewelder Place Bethlehem J. Ross Stevenson Princeton Theological Seminary Easton Allentown Nazareth Freemansburg Hellertown Northampton

Pennsylvanias Bear Season Draws Strong Harvest Report

Reports from multiple sections of the Pennsylvania bear territory show one of the largest first day kills in years. Executive Director Seth Gordon notes 25 bears in one North Central section and widespread high hunter turnout aided by light snow. The state, a pioneer in bear protection since 1905, now issues a separate bear season and allows two bears per camp.

Bruin Seth Gordon Pennsylvania Game Commission Gordon Tiet Pennsylvania Commission Pike County Monroe County

Golden Wedding Anniversary for Renner Couple

Mr and Mrs William F Renner of Bath celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday November 26 at their Main Street home. They wed November 26 1887 in the Reformer Parsonage Phillipsburg NJ with Rev Townsend officiating. Longtime residents of Beersville and Bath the Renners enjoy good health and a quiet home celebration.

William F. Renner Main Street Bath Reformer Phillipsburg N. J Mr. Townsend Renners Beersville Renner William Renner Rebecca

Engagement announced for Elizabeth Van Cleaf and Walter Bachman

Maplewood New Jersey November 25 engagement of Elizabeth Van Cleaf to Walter Bachman son of Mrs C E Bachman Nazareth Pennsylvania announced by their parents The bride elect is a Columbia High School Hood College graduate Bachman a Lehigh University graduate with Gibbs Cox marine engineers New York City The wedding is planned for early spring. Philadelphia November 25 over 25000 Pennsylvania groups hold Thanksgiving services to commemorate the 300th anniversary sailing of Peter Minuit and settlers from Gothenburg Sweden to establish New Sweden per the Pennsylvania 300th Anniversary Commission proclamation to mark the holiday (Continued on Page Four).

Maplewood N. J Elizabeth van Cleaf Walter C. Bachman C. E. Bachman Nazareth Mr. Bachman John C. van Cleaf Columbia High School Hood College Bachman Lehigh University Gibbs & Cox, Inc Marine Engineers of New York City van Cleaf Philadelphia Pennsylvania Earle Sweden General Assembly Gothenburg New

Cement Workers Mark Safety Movement Twenty-Fifth Anniversary

The Portland Cement Association observes 25 years of safety efforts with a coast to coast NBC broadcast. More than 200000 employees heard safety talks as plants nationwide sounded whistles at 3 45 pm. Speakers included Henry A Reninger John W Finch John Porter and other industry leaders. The Nazareth Lone Star Mercurus plants joined festivities with enhanced facilities and local plant representatives hosting reception spaces.

Portland Cement Association N.B. C New York City U.S.A Penn- Dixie Broad St Nazareth Cement Plan Lone Star Mercuris Henry A. Reninger John W. Finch U. S. Bureau J Ot Mines John J. Porter North American Cement Corporation Norman Vincent Peale Marble Collegiate Church

Night Patrols Target Illegal Deer Hunting Near Bushkill Moore Line

In the Wind Gap area near Bushkill Moore Township the back roads are under enhanced night patrols to catch violators of game laws. Flashlights have been sighted nightly ahead of the deer season and residents reported several sightings on Tuesday evening. Two state troopers and game wardens searched the area and may file further reports.

Bushkill-Moore Township Wind Gap Little Gap Nazareth

Legionnaires Banquet Behind Auxiliary Ace Event

Mrs Beatrice Klock Eastern director of the American Legion auxiliaries spoke at the Ladies Auxiliary banquet in the Y M C A attended by about 1125 guests George Hartzell post commander also spoke Mrs Anna Laubach opened the banquet as toastmistress Rev Walter Diehl led invoc and an entertainment program featured by orchestra, xylo phone, vocal trios and trumpet selections A check from the Auxiliary to the Legion for the building fund was presented and a corsage given to the Gold Star member Mrs Knecht.

Beatrice Klock Lansford American Legion Auxiliaries Y.M.C.A Ladies Harold V. Knecht American Legion George Hartzell Anna Laubach Charles Millheim Walter H. Diehl

Special meeting of Sons of Veterans urged attendance

A special meeting of the Sons of Veterans will be held in Eagle Hall tomorrow night at 8 P. M. to elect officers. All members are urged to attend.

Sons of Veterans Eagle Hall

Evolution of Big Game Bullets and Design Trends

The piece surveys how high powered rifles and jacketed bullets spurred a search for a versatile big game bullet. It tracks evolving projectile designs from soft point to hollow point and protected point varieties, noting shifting popularity and field experience while hinting at continued discussion.

Nazareth Red Cross District Aims to Hit $1200 Quota

Nazareth branch chair Mrs. F D Heckman said canvassing is incomplete so no final district report is ready. The Nazareth Red Cross expects to reach the $1200 quota this week and plans a full district report next week for publication.

Nazareth F. D. Heckman American Red Cross

S of A Card Party in Belvidere Street Hall

Washington Camp 445 Patriotic Order Sons of America held a card party at Shafer Hall Belvidere St Prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Kern Sterling Smith Lillian Keim Sommers Ruth Fehr Jane Hack Innes Mrs Mabel Borger Mrs Paul Hann Ralph Rissmiller Virginia Werkheiser Mrs Mattie Smith Mae Fortner Charles Hess Mrs Dorothy Peters Alice Hartzell Joseph Rayerk Jr Cula Brobst Martyn Riegel Thomas Weaver Virginia Frantz Nettie Kleppinger and Mrs Paul Kern.

Washington Patriotic Order, Sons of America Shafer Hall Belvidere St Paul Kern Sterling Smith Lillian Keim Sommers Ruth Fehr Jane Hack. Innes Mabel Borger Paul Hann Ralph Rissmiller Virginia Werkheiser Mattie Smith Mae Fortner Charles Hess Dorothy Peters Alice Hartzell Joseph Rayerk Jr Cula Brobst

Home Group to Meet in Stockertown on December 1

The American Home Group of the Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening December 1 at 745 PM at the home of Mrs Theodore Doll in Stockertown. Mrs Doll and Miss Florence L Nicholas host the event with Mr Charles Shimer as speaker on The Legal Status of Women.

Woman's Club Theodore Doll Stockertown Doll Florence L. Nicholas Charles Shimer American Home Group Ralph W. Fry Robert Pauley C. K. Wil Uar Paul Wunderly Pred A. Marcks William Jacobs Joseph Heintvelman H. P. Weisley Guy Camp F. N. Wagner George Kleckner Miriam Kleckner Edward Cassler William Kleppinger

Marionette Club Organized at Junior High

A marionette club was organized at the junior high school with Miss Jean Clute as faculty advisor. The group elected Eugene LeVan president John Beisel secretary and James Fetherol treasurer to plan a Cinderella based show.

Jean Clute Eugene LeVan John Beisel James Fetherol

Silver Tea Planned by St Johns Sunday School

Members of the Beginners Department of St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday School will hold a silver tea on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. The event will be open to both children and adults.

St. John’s Evangelical-Lutheran Church

Reasonable enforcement stance on 44 hour law work limits

Harrisburg reports Secretary Ralph M Bashore will be reasonable about enforcing the 44 hour work law effective December 1. Inquiries about a hairdresser's permanent wave operation show service may extend beyond the limit if the service is completed, applying to hairdressers barbers waiters and other service occupations.

Harrisburg Ralph M. Bashore Secretary of Labor and Industry Bashore

Nazareth Inn Serves Private and Public Gatherings

The Nazareth Inn clarifies it does not cater to dinner and dance parties. It emphasizes serving travelers and making special efforts to please private and public gatherings in its spacious dining room. The Inn says rumors of contrary catering are unfounded and come from a flippant tongue.

Nazareth Inn Nazareth

January Floods Reveal Strength of Red Cross

Report on the Ohio Mississippi Valley floods shows Red Cross relief offices across 182 counties with 828 county offices under 8 regional HQs. Aid reaches 1,062,000 people, 5,400 rescue boats, 300 emergency hospitals, 3,600 nurses, and 56 years of disaster relief experience cited. Major federal coordination, fund contributions surpassing 25 million, and 120,000 families aided in 1937.

Red Cross Red Cros Ohio-Mississippi Valley National Red Cross Washington, D. C United States Washington Cary T. Grayson Admiral Grayson Alaska District of Columbia

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