Our Rural Schools Collective Activities and Events
On November 17 the seventh and eighth grades visited a telephone exhibit in Easton learning call methods and related facts. Armistice Day assemblies featured prayers, recitations, and a Lord's Prayer led by Howard Overholt. music and plays followed. The eighth grade viewed Forks Township geography, copper smelting, asbestos, and color film on Wilson High Band. Fifth and sixth graders performed The Baby Show and The Fortune Teller. Loretta Strouse and Pauline Christy gave piano duets aiding first and second grade reading. Spelling perfects included Gladys Roth, Raymond Carrohn, Marion Bickert, and Annabelle Weaver. One student traveled to Philadelphia for tonsil surgery. Current Event Club met weekly with Fermie Sipes as president and Ruth Gower as secretary. Reciters included Betty Seyfried, Viola Hahn, Hilda Unger, Robert Moyer, Howard Darrohn, Irene Longenbach, Chester Lahr, Paul Lahr, Pauline Kern, Robert Waton, and Carl Remaley. Jackson School boys whitewashed goal posts for a TY game with Hecktown. Spelling perfects named Ruth Gower, Ferne Sipes, and Paul Lahr. Grades 5–8 prepared November and December posters. The sixth sewing club met on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Howard Overholt
Arlene Clause
Flander
Shirley Babo
America
Uhler
Mr. Darling
Gladys Roth
Raymond Carrohn
Marion Bickert
Annabelle Weaver
Philadelphia
Fermie Sipes
Ruth Gower
Betty Seyfried
Viola Hahn
Hilda Unger
Robert Moyer
Howard Darrohn
Irene Longenbach
Chester Lahr
Paul Lahr
Pauline Kern
Robert Waton
Carl Remaley
Jackson School
Hecktown
Ferne Sipes
Rehearsals Begin for Christmas Program After Thanksgiving
Moorestown and nearby communities report on birthday anniversaries and local events. June Kresge celebrates tenth, Willard Smith marks sixth, Dorothy Moditch to celebrate seventh. Residents visited NYC, Plainfield Township, and Reading funerals. A red fox appears locally. sewing prize at Nazareth Farm Product Show. Several church services and solos performed in Salem Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Kresge
Marilyn
Clarence
Richard
Robbie Miller
New York City
Moorestown
Nazareth
Salem Church
Star Grange
Luther Bond
Clauss
Apple
Dorothy Schlamb
Pauline Michalgyk
Lilly Wil
Bath
Willard Smith
Dorothy Moditch
June Scholl
Zoological Gardens
Scranton
Junior Kale
Irene
Arlene Stahley
Pocono Mountains
Union School Overview and Thanksgiving Break Notice
Union School in Bushkill Township reports Roth and Julian Smith as reporters. Pauline Kramer is on the sick list. The school will be closed on November 26 for Thanksgiving. John Roth visited Ralph Kosten sader Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Bushkill Township
Roth
Julian Smith
Pauline Kramer
John Roth
Ralph Kostensader
Apples Provide Key Vitamin C Benefit Says Penn State
Nutritionists at Penn State emphasize apples as a strong source of vitamin C, addressing common dietary gaps. The comment notes the fruit's high bulk value in meals and its role in improving daily nutrient intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Over 3000 Attend 16th Annual Farm Show Here
The event featured potato and crop judging with awards for Russet, White Skin, and Grand Champion potatoes. Local groups staged plays and song numbers from Nazareth High School Band and Harmony Grange. Attendees heard educational films and an effort to promote potato cultivation among Northampton growers.
Current Events Club Meeting and Local Visits Noted
The Current Events Club met on Friday November 19 with participants including Julian Smith Hilda Mabus Francis Milheim Viola Groner Abby Harriegle Mildred Kramer John Roth Walter Mabus Bessie Colver Frederick Koehler Loretta Alesi Paul Mabus William Laubach Pauline Kramer and Martha Groner. Local visits were recorded as Mr and Mrs Albert Smith at William Smiths home on Sunday and others including Eugene Bensing and daughter Leona. Various family visits and choir practice are noted with multiple Colver Harriegle and Millheim family associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Smith
Hilda Mabus
Francis Milheim
Viola Groner
Abby Harriegle
Mildred Kramer
John Roth
Walter Mabus
Bessie Colver
Frederick Koehler
Loretta Alesi
Paul Mabus
William Laubach
Pauline Kramer
Martha Groner
Albert Smith
William, Smith
Eugene Bensing
Leona
William Millheim
Norman Millheim
Hawk
Harry Harriegle
Abbey Harriegle
Milton Wasser
Robert Colver
Julia Ann Smith
Bessie
Grace Colver
Mabel Reese
Olive Colver
Herbert Carren
Cherry Hill
Floyd Walters
James
Lester
Russel Smith
Scholastics Climax Grid Season with Victory
Scholastics claim a decisive win in a long list of fruit and vegetable class results. The page shows numerous winners across apples, beans, corn, pumpkins and canned goods with individuals named including Seifert Benn Wagner Scholl and Peters, plus many locations like Northampton Bath Nazareth and Easton.
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Flint
Wilson Knecht
Easton R
George King
R. D. Hagenbach
Bath R
Paul Schlegel
H. E. Weltrecht
M. E. Kleppinger
Stanley Wohlbach
Harvey Frack
Northern Spy
P R Seifert
Nazareth R
Floyd Knauss
PR. Seifert
R. P. Benn
Bangor R
John Borger
Northampton R
Ybert Edwards
D. D. Wager
D Cole
Nazareth
McIntosh
Robert Edwards
R Seifert
Rever
How
D. D. Wagner
P. R. Seifert
Baldwin
William Schlegel
Benne Brasty
StSamen Winceap
H. E. Weitrecht
Howard Col
Howard Cole
Rome
Clinton Wohlbach
Jennie Cole
Northampton, R
Dorsey Wohlbach
Herbert Broder
Bethlehem R
Frank Scholl
George Dewalt
Ruth Pusher
Mary Hower
Granville Peters
Margaret , Swartz
Mabel Hower
Nazareth Triumphs Over Bethlehem In Wet Muddy Clash
Nazareth and McIlvain fought a soggy 10 period game with Nazareth advancing on a 20 yard run by Douglas and a Pratsko interception. The second half became a punting duel as Nazareth dominated field position, Nazareth finishing with eight first downs to five and 110 rushing yards to 40 for McIlvain.
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Wo Betz
Douglas
Pedro
Nazareth
McIlvain
Bethlehem
Galle
Pratsko
McIilvain
McIivain
Nasareth Nothing
Pos
MeIivain Nesareth
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Die Buva Am
Pandee Homes
Saatife
Hickerutes Laesa
Welshkern Boshta
Hawsa Sheesa
Ken Wanner
Moorestown School
Marie Payenk
Howard Reese
Clinton Frack
Plainfield Township
Dorothy Mann
Mrs
Harry Mann
Mrs. Mann
Reading
Grant Powell
Otis Hovencamp
Carl Weber
Hellertown
John Werner
Gower and
Peaina
Mallen
Indian Ladder Falls
Pike
Army-Navy
Salling
Tebell
Joe Louis
Istie Champ
Max Schmeling
Louis
Brown Bomber
Harry Thomas
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania
Northampton
W. P. Gano
Farmersville
Forks Township
Jack Wright
Putztown
Forks Church
Emma Fours
Pomona Grange
National Grange
Harrisbure
H. E. Weinrecht
Holland
Penn
Northamp- State
Jon
Clarence Hower
C. W. Williams
Potato Club
Moorestown Club
Aaron Homer
Lecter Wohlbach
Easton RB
M. E. Klep
Weinrecht
Paragon
D. Wagner
Harvey Prack
Alice Alexanderson
Bradford Greene
Bradford
Alice
Cleveland
Brad
Navy
Fenathas
William Gohrlegel
R. D.nbuch
Mo Fenamater
R P. Benn
Floydnauss
Stark
Robert E.wards
R. D. Hagenbuch
Ben Davis
P. R. Seiffert
King
A. K. Bartholomew
George Buss
Clase
Apiary
Floyd Sandt
Harvey Frantz
Floyd Sand
Valeria Muffley
Margaret Swartz
A. H. Fogel
Clinton Millheim
Laura Seifert
Cabbage
Prank Scholl
Marie Lindenmeyer
Scholastics
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Areth
Robbie Siebler
Stannard
Alel
Ruth Pysher
Lima
Mabel Bower
Margaret Swartz. Carrets
Irvin Frack
IR. D
Margaret Schwartz
Park
Clinton Wolbach
Jane Scholl
Marcella Roth
Nagareth
Elizabeth Correll
Verna Judd
Hel'erstown
Lower Saucon
Mary Edwards
Marie Salt
Upton
Indian Trail
Mildred Nicholas
Lower Nazareth
Beatrice Borger
Upton R
Marie
Olt
Bostom
Plymouth
Broad ST
Studebaker
Bob
R. F. Ziegler
Mauch Chunk
Church Sts. Nazareth, Penna
the House OF Hazards
Junior
MacArthur
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