Local Committees Organized For Big Hospital Campaign
Nasareth district officials organized a campaign to raise funds for a new Easton hospital. A preliminary YMCA meeting drew speakers from Easton and Washington agency ties, with team captains named to assemble six-member local groups for a broader fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerstell
Easton
Hill Campaign Agency
Harvey Hill
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Alfred H. Hanzard
Y.M.C.A
Nazareth
A. G. Kern
F. H. Martin
C. Kern
Hecktown
Newburg
Farm Products Show Here Better Than Ever
The eighth annual Farm Products Show at Mesereth Bolte Home gymnasium, organized by the County Extension Service with Nazareth’s Second National Bank, closed with 37 exhibits. Judges from Pennsylvania State College evaluated all entries while Hess orchestra provided music and W P Gano led community singing. Prof Walter lauded the high quality of Northampton County entries, though noted the Northampton show still lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolte
Mesereth
Werner County Agricul
Extession Service
Second National Bank of Nazareth
Agricultural Extension Department of
Pennsylvania State College
Ruth Patrick
N. M. Raho
E. J. Walter
Hess’ Orchestra
W. P. Gano
Walter
Northampton County
Demostrations on forestry here next week
Two forestry demonstrations scheduled for December 5 and 7, hosted by the Nampa n County Agricultural Extension Service. Activities include planting Locust Catalpa Ash and Pine varieties to study growth, with a focus on reforestation. C R Anderson will lead the meetings, held at local farms and church tracts, highlighting older plantings and growth comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampton County Agriculturension Service
Forestry Board of
The
Moravian Church
H. J. Hill
Humier
Fryown
Richmond
Upper
Mt.ethel Township
C. R. Anderon
Pennsylvania
Woman's Club Sponsors Novel Kiddies' Party
The Woman's Club of Nazareth hosted a matinee at Broad Street Theatre yesterday for local children. Attendees were asked to bring canned vegetables or other nonperishable goods, with proceeds aiding needy families before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Autin
Uohy
Woman’s Club of
Nazaoth
Broad Street
Avery
Crarge Meeser
Thanksgiving Service at St John’s Reform Tonight
The union Thanksgiving service will be held in St. John's Reformed church this evening. The musical service begins at 7 o'clock, followed by the regular service at 7:30. Rev. W. S. Harris of Haman Evangelical church will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Reformed Church
W. S. Harris
Haman Evangelical Church
Nazareth Defeats Walter Madey in West Meet Card
Nazareth light heavyweight Bill Weiss won a referee decision over Walter Madey in a four round opener at Jack Dempsey's Coliseum Chicago. The Hoffman Marriner main event ended in a ten round draw as Marriner fought with a broken right hand. Weiss fans celebrate and hope to see Sam Weiss at Madison Square Garden someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Weiss
West
Walter Madey
San Francisco
Chicago
Marriner
Georgie Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
Colliseum
Weils
Madey
Big Fellows
Hoffman
Weiss
Sam
Madison Square Garden
Nazareth A C Plans Banquet Sunday Details
Nazareth A C arranges its annual football banquet at an area hotel with no venue chosen yet The event last year drew hundreds from the vicinity Manager Heath leads planning The Nazareth A C team will face Triple A of Allentown in a Sunday match and coaches expect a strong performance The article also mentions Thanksgiving program at Ta It Reredale under teachers Miss Kneuss and Miss Reimer on Wednesday Evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth A. C
Lake House
Heath
Strangements
Triple A
Allentown
Fleur Ineal Boys
Zune
Eli
Hill
Serles Pew
Stowe
Tait Reredale
Martha C. Kneuss
Irene M. Reimer
Reon
Nazareth Gridders Rout Easton Comets 40 to 0
Nazareth A A easily defeated the Easton Comets 40 to 0 at Kiefers field. Himler led Nazareth with a 20 yard TD run and multiple scoring drives aided by Heath passes and successful point after attempts. Substitutions included Marsh Knecht and others as Nazareth dominated all four quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Aston Comets
Nazareth A. A
Comets
Easton
Kiefer
Aternoon
Easton Boys
Npither
Himler
Heath
Knecht
Himbr Ugain
William
Benstela Contets
Nakareth
Cornelia
L.B
Bauman Brosius
Hearh Shuter
Werkheiser ‘Oda
Lindenmeyer Sutton
Altemose Durning
Heckman ‘Tamborelli RE
Batt Selpov
Himler Pulli
Bee Bverett
Arney
RGLB
Searles Gler FB
Heath Nazareth
Marsh
Campanert
Fischel
Carons
Baler
Thomas
Vieko
Fox
Messinger
Kazan Kabriel
Boudont
Whiteknight
Leh
Unesman
Michael
Re dedication services planned at St Johns Reformed Church
Six months of repairs and additions at St John s Reformed Church lead to Sunday re dedication services. A social room is now finished, organ enlarged with new Deagan Chimes, walls frescoed, new carpets laid, and doors installed. Dr Paul S Leinbach will preach at both services with a 3 pm concert by the choir featuring organ works and an anthem program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed Church
Town
Bread and Prospect
Manuel Austin
Paul
Leinbach
First Reformed Church
Aston
Messenger
Rearing horse injures Kesslersville rider Simon Lehr
Simon Lehr, five percent? years old, was thrown when a horse reared at Oscar Ge at Kesslersville Nazaret, fracturing his left leg. Dr. W J Happel attended him and he was taken to Easton hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Lehr
Kesslersville
Nazaret
Trolle
Thurse
Mr. Lehr
W. J. Happel
Town
Easton
Anniversary Address Marks 195 Years Of Egypt Reformed
Last Sunday afternoon Dr. W. M. H. Wotting delivered the inaugural sermon for the 195th anniversary of the Egypt Reformed Church in Lehigh County. The congregation traces its roots to 1734 with ancestors who helped organize the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.mh. Wotting
Lehigh County
Immigration officers free local PV clean
Leonard Ciavarella, held on a $500 bond since January 20 1928 for lacking proper credentials to stay in the United States, was released on the order of Commissioner General of Immigration Harry Z Hull Washington DC on November 4. He will remain in the country and arrange for his wife in Italy to join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Claverett
United States
Harry Z. Hull
Washington, D.C
Ciavarella
Mt Washington
Mullan
Philadelphia
Penn Daie Cement Corporation
Cavarella
Italy
America
Urges Hunters To Use Care During Big Game Season
Harrisburg reports a toll of dead and over 100 injured during small game season. John J. Slautterback of the Board of Game Commissioners urged caution for deer season from December 1 to 15, noting shotguns caused most small game toll and warning that high powered rifles can kill a man half a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John J. Slautterback
Board of Game Commissioners Today
Slautterback
Hunters Fined for Trespass on Rader Property
Walter F Miller and Roland J Raines both of Pen Argyl paid five dollar fines for trespass on Mrs Laura Rader's Plainfield township land on November 12. The men claimed to hunt on lands advertised against hunting. A separate case: Thomas Strauss of Bethlehem R 1 paid 25 dollars for reckless driving after colliding with trucks on Broad street and near Hecktown. He was captured after a chase by Officer Suber and Corporal Fleming. Charges of driving while intoxicated were held over. Alex Compani's case for reckless driving and driving while intoxicated and damage to John Williams's vehicle was postponed awaiting settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Miller
Schank Avenue
Roland J. Raines
Applegate Avenue
Pen Argyl
Squire James
Fry
Laura Rader
Plainfield Township
Squire Fry
Charles Stuber
Strauss
Broad Street
Victor Edelman
Gulf Refining Company
Hecktown
Suber
Corporal Fleming
State Highway Patrol
Alex Compani
John W Jliams
Pom Argyl
Christian Spring Crossroad
Dath-Nazareth
James Fry
Compani
Reverend Klick attends centennial re dedication in Monroe
Reverend A Klick participated in Monroe County centennial service and the re dedication of the Hamilton Chapel. The church, beautifully renovated at over $70,000, retained its old features and attracted many local residents to witness the restoration and related ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Klick
Monroe Go
A. Klick
Hamilton Chupetti
Monroe County
Seedle Work and Sale at Latoon Church
The Ladies' Aid of the Latoon church held a seedle work and sale on Saturday December 7 at one o clock in the store room of Charles Meese on South Main street. Proceeds offered for the parish and window fixtures were noted as items for sale including a cotter and pegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecemoor
Charles Meese
South Main Street
Tae Tibbs
Bern
Satirdad
Nazareth and Easton All Scholastics to Meet in Benefit Game
Nazareth A C will clash with Easton All Scholastics on December 7 at Lafayette stadium. The match is a benefit for the Easton hospital building fund with 10 000 anticipated admissions. Nazareth plans 1000 tickets with 500 to players. band and American Legion Drum Corps will aid in promoting the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Lafayette Stadium
Big Easton Hospital
Nazareth A. C
Easton
Easton Hospital Building Fund
Morris Fortuin
Hospital Fund
Charley Heath
Nasareth
Heath
Catasaug@a
Nazareth Band
American Legion
Lehigh Company to Merge With Bell Telephone System
At a Lehigh Telephone Company board meeting initial steps toward a merger with Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania were taken. Stockholders are urged to attend a December special meeting to approve the merger after similar action by Dell Company stockholders. The merger would not affect service or rates in Lehigh, and both firms would align standards and practices. The Lehigh system covered about 1,590 telephones in 194? and would gain expansion through Bell’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Telephone Company
Lehigh Company
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Dell Company
Meri
Iiss
Nat Ag Mont
Prisk
Lehigh
Bell Company
Exe
SCO
Bell Com
Forks Church Hosts Nazareth District S S Workers Meeting
Forks church welcomed Nazareth District Southamopton County Sunday School workers for a two oclock session at Salem Union church Forks township. The program featured a 22 piece Sunday school orchestra led by Wayne Nagle and G Whitefield Trein with a song service and scripture lesson Romans 12 led by Henry Schlegel Jr. Rev W S Harris offered prayer and greetings from local delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Southamopton County
Salem Union Wreh
Forks Township
Harrison Jock
Charles Hellick
George He Oduch
Eugene Trein
Sion
Suniday School
Tren
Wayne Nagle
G. Whitefield Trein
Town
Henry Schlegel, Jr
Young People, Council
W. 8. Harris
Haman
Mises
EY Walter
Diana Happel
Harry Lichtenwalner
Piso
Alwin Itterly Creary
City Feet
Roll of the
Sandy Fools
Hae S. Messinger
Reinating Committee
Henry Schlegel
Charles W. K. Shater
Howard P
Shank Offering Services at St John's Lutheran Church
On Sunday at 7 30 p m the Women's Missionary Society of St John's Lutheran Church conducts their Thank Offering Service a custom of United Lutheran Church in America. Rev Henry H Moser will preach with Missonary to India Rev Moyer on furlough. Organist Daniel Roun will play Jubilate Deo A Song of India and Nun Danket. The choir will sing O Lord how manifold are Thy works. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Socieyoot
John’s Lutheran Ehuret
Milary Societies
United Lutheran Church In America
Vee Sylvester Fherts
Joli’s Society
Henry H. Moser
India
Moyer
Daniel Roun
Silver
Rins*y Koraskob
Daniel
Barnby
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Campaign and Hospital
Acto
Mt To Easton
Institut
Mortis Fortuin
R. A. Stots
Robert
Poser Kessler
Joseph Kessler
Easton R. F . No. 2
Squireames Fry
Helen Gall
Smith School
Lainfeld Township
Miss Gall
Kapila Kessler
Dow
William Keim
Kessler
Miss Waa
Keanler
Peter
Miss All
ST. John's
Nazareth A.C
Comet
Dleath
Pasa Heath
Searles
Sraight
St.john’s Reformed Parish
ST. John’s
Reformed “Messenger
Israel
Althem
W. H. Wotring
D. D
LL. D
Ranney
Gyat Church Sun
Bell Telephone System of
Penna
Shank
ST. Juil’s
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