Zhonta Camp Fire Girls Hold Meeting and Plans
The Zhonta Camp Fire Girls met Monday evening forming a church with 18 girls. President Anna Werk presided. A ceremonial meeting in December was planned for all girls, with a party slated for December 18. Caroling was planned. Guardian Katharine reported on the Guard Tum and a meeting attended on November 25 at the Berk Reading. The meeting ended with singing goodnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhonta
Anna Werk
Katharine
Ackerman Couple Mark 46th Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Lewis Ackerman celebrated their 46th anniversary with a duck dinner for relatives and friends. Attending were Rev Floyd Shafer of Tatamy Rev Clinton Hahn and daughter Mary of Moorestown Miss Lizzie Abel and William Moyer of Bethlehem Mr and Mrs William Ruloff of Allentown Mrs Mary Hahn of Stockertown William Ackerman and Frederick Gardner of East Lawn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ackerman
Floyd Shafer
Tatamy
Clinton Hahn
Mary
Moorestown
Lizzie Abel
William Moyer
Bethlehem
William Ruloff
Allentown
Clara Mann
Town
Emory Barliek
Irene
Millard
Warren Klotz
Neson
Mary Hahn
Stockertown
William Ackerman
Frederick Gardner
East Lawn
Bell Telephone reorganizes Eastern Area leadership
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania consolidates Philadelphia and Eastern Operating Areas into a single Eastern Area effective December 1. Lehigh, Northampton, Carbon, and part of Luzerne counties move to Central Pennsylvania Area with Harrisburg HQ. The new Eastern Area, led by H. L. Badger and team, includes Philadelphia and neighboring territory plus Diamond State Telephone Company. Edward M. Prisk becomes assistant to President Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Staples
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Northampton
Carbon
Luzerne County
Hazleton
Central
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Diamond State
Delaware) Telephone Company
H. L. Badger
T. H. Griest
J. E. Murdoch
H. B. Porter
H. L. Fitch
Edward M. Prisk
Staples
Northampton County Dramatic Tournament Set for December 7
The third annual Northampton County Dramatic Tournament directed by the Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service will be held Thursday evening December 7 at 7 30 in Nazareth High School Auditorium. Four groups—Well Worth While Society Saucon Valley Community Club Centerville Lutheran Church and Guiding Star Class of Johnsonville Church—will compete in the county wide event open to any rival adult organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County
Northampton County Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service
Nazareth High School
Well Worth While Society of Folks Union Church
Saucon Valley Community Club
Centerville Lutheran Church
Guiding Star
Johnsonville
Quakertown
Rong Dramatic Group
Entertained Relatives at Forks Dinner
Mr and Mrs Howard Frantz hosted a Sunday dinner at their Forks home with guests including Mr and Mrs Howard Heckman of Bushkill township Mr and Mrs Albert Brown and their son from Williams township Mr and Mrs Charles With and daughter Gladys of Nazareth Mr Howard Barrall of Tatamy and Mr and Mrs Serfass of Wilsonborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Frantz
Forks
Howard Heckman
Bushkill Township
Albert Brown
Williams Towneship
Charles With
Gladys
Nazareth
Howard Barrall
Tatamy
Serfass
Wilsonborough
Thanksgiving Dinner in Moorestown Spans Family Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. A. Russell Snyder and relatives visit Moorestown for Thanksgiving, sharing a family dinner at the home of Floyd Hoch. The event includes a group gathering with extended family and neighbors amid local social ties and celebratory mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Russell Snyder
Donald
Thomas E. Snyder
Moorestown
Floyd
Hoch
Wilbur M
Last WCTU Meeting and Local Social Updates
The last meeting of the year for the W. C. T. U. will be held at Mrs. Eugene Trein's home Monday at seven. Numerous notices follow of residents visiting relatives, minor improvements, baptisms, birthdays, hospital visits, and local appointments. Several families from Bethlehem, Bath, Easton, and Palmerton are noted, along with church services and a doctor visiting weekly.
Social notes from Saylorsburg and beyond at Army-Navy weekend
Mr and Mrs Harrison Keck and others shared a chicken dinner in Saylorsburg hosted by Edwin Schmauder. Attendees roamed to Valley Forge, Red Lion, Philadelphia, and New York City for Army-Navy weekend, with visits to relatives, fellow couples, and a game appearance by several listed in the crowded weekend itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Keck
George Hoch
A. Russell Snyder
George Smith
Edwin Schmauder
Saylorsburg
Albert Neel
H. Lichty
Valley Forge
Kathryn Werkheiser
Thomas DeBeamer
William Gano
William Bennett
Tony Bolas
Richard Neel
Harry Murphy
William Miller
New York City
Frank B. Hess
Wallace
Irene
Red Lion
Albert Schlegel
Marguerite Altemose
Betty Duffin
Philadelphia
George Schaeffer
George K. Halteman
Allentown
Jacob Hartzell
Emily Hartzell
Chester Williard
Jean Clute
Dorothy Welker
Laura Bechtel
Mary Wheeler
Mabel Anders
Robert Halberstadt
Whitfield Trein
Dinner party at Mrs Snyder hosts on South Main Street
Mrs Thomas E Snyder hosted a dinner Thursday at her South Main Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Fox and their daughter Edna of Georgetown, Mrs Julia Fox, Bethlehem Nazair'n Pike, Mrs Mary Landis, Batt and Mrs Oliver Heimler, all of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E Snyder
South Main Street
David Fox
Edna
Georgetown
Julia Fox
Bethlehem-Nazair'n Pike
Mary Landis, Batt
Oliver Heimler
Town
Birthday Dinners Honor Local Residents on South Whitfield
Mrs James Gernet hosted a birthday dinner on Tuesday at her South Whitfield Street home in honor of her son. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Hoch and Mr and Mrs John Stamets. A separate birthday dinner honored Nathan Kleintop, who celebrated his 75th anniversary with family on South Broad Street. attendees included Mr and Mrs John Honszer, George Honszer, and Miss Reebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gernet
Whitfield Street
Robert L. Hoch
John Stamets
Steward Kleintop
South Broad Street
Town
Nathan Kleintop
John Honszer
George Honszer
Miss Reebee
Camp No 315 P. O. of A. meets. notes and obituaries
The Regular meeting of Camp No 315 P. O. of A. was led by President Naomi Uhler with Grace Pike as chaplain. Minutes and financial report were approved. A memorial list honors members including Myra Wille, Jackset, Peg Ateyb, and Andrew G Keen. obituary mentions Honey O. Hoeh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. of A
Naomi Uhler
Grace Pike
Mary Abel
Rera
Mre
Legin Tau
Maweys
Daemielag Civil
WM Fin Hoon
Peg
December events announced for Bushkill Center and Nazareth
A list of community happenings includes Dec 5 and 6 theater at Babps Hall and Dec 6 card party by the Nazareth women’s Democrats at Shafer’s Hall, plus Dec 8 and 13 card parties at Shafer’s and Eagle Hall. Other dates cover church sales, a Bread and Cake Sale, a Card Party in Eagle Hall, a Dec 29 party at Babps Hall, and a Feb 21 annual Firemen’s Ball at IOOF Hall Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calender Bushkill Center
Beantony Choir
P.O
A. Babp
Woman's Democratic Cluny of
Nazareth
Shafer's Hall
Belvidere Street
Democratic Club
Shafers Hall
A and P
Mats
Walnut Streets
Lutheran Adult Bible Class
Eagle Hall
Eagle Commandery
Babp
Vigilance Hos Company
IO O. F
Purcel
Birthday dinner honoring Mrs Ellen Ziegler at Boestler home
A birthday dinner is planned today at the South Broad Street residence of Mr and Mrs Jacob Boestler in honor of Mrs Ellen Ziegler birthday anniversary. Immediate family will be joined by Mr and Mrs Mia, Benjamin Fehr, Fred Gerlach, Mrs Ziegler and Miss Anna Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Boestler
South Broad Street
Ellen Ziegler
Mia
Benjamin Fehr
Fred Gerlach
Ziegler
Anna Ziegler
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Busines
Nazareth National Bank and Trust Co
J. H. Fulmer Auto Co
Nazareth, Pa
H. P. Weisley
Bell Telephone & CO
Nazareth Todee
Hylton Prigday
Charles Shimkwe Preadine
al Sulddutrus
Calvin Hasteell
Sve
Co Maye CF
Eugene Trein
Paul Frack
North Main Street
F. P. Hahn
Arthur Nolf
Fogelsville
George Heckman
Oscar Fritchman
John Knecht
Naomi
Capella
Charles Fehner
Mary Sweitzer
South Whitfield Street
Ray Williamson
Belfast
Jacob Sobers
Alfred Brobst
Clara Knecht
Easton
Charles Ungerer
Jo Hesenbach
Lincoln Avenue
Mister Roberts
Chapman T Ned
H. C. Snyder
Sandra Joan Rader
John J. Rader
Paul S. Meinert
Natal
James Fry
Niskey
South Broad
Prospect Streets
E. Marion Young
Temple University
Bangor
Anangst & Sons Dept
Soul
John Rissmiller
Clearfield
Harvey Hagenbuch
Robert Siegel
Edgar D. Rohn
Frank Dilbert
Kathryn
Victor Thomas
Bath
Herbert Thomas
Raymond S. Haupert
Moravian College
Elwood Fehr
Roy Fehr
Jacob Stemn
Emroy Ruhtf
Clarence H. Schaeffer, Jr
Scranton
Amelia Schaefer
Hazel Macey
Northampton County Board of the Directors of the Poor
Alvin Bonser
George Metz
Saylorsburg Rustlass
Glenn Knowle
Vlorsburg
Pohl
Bartionars
Ghavernor Martin
Telos
Finlay Nicht
William Shook Hall
Ramreth
Portland Cement Association
Walnut Street
Alin Y Ring F
Hartford
United States
Canada
Arsett O. Sturcis & Son Itterly Bldg
So. Main St
Phankse
North America
Eurpe
Plymouth
Despond
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Second National Bank
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