Neutral stance urged to keep U S out of war
Editorial from Farm Journal and Farmer's Wife October 1930 argues for true neutrality and non-partisanship. It criticizes war-mongering leaders and calls for dismissal of partisan officials, protection of radio independence, repeal of the neutrality act, and actual neutrality to preserve prosperity and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Scandinavian
Holland
Switzerland
Ickes
Corcorans
Farm Journal
Farmer's Wife
Autumn colors arrive early across Pennsylvania hills
The piece notes foliage already brightening in the northern mountains ahead of October peak. Color spreads from Williamsport to Eagles Mere and Pine Creek Grand Canyon with reds, golds, purples and bronzes. By mid October, Seven Mountains, State College area, Altoona and Cook Forest offer prime scenes. later in the south near Maryland, with Lincoln Highway routes and byways revealing widespread autumn vistas.
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Penn
Richard P. Brown
Williamsport
Muncy Valley
U. S. Route 220
Eagles Mere
High Knob
Grand Canyon
Pine Creek
Wellsboro
Pennsylvania
Pocono
Maryland
Seven Mountains
State College
Altoona
Wopsononock Mountain
Hollidaysburg
Lincoln Highway
Cook Forest State Park
Cooksburg
Jefferson County
Bedford-Johnstown
Lock Haven
Renovo
Kane
Penn's
Centre County
Wind Gap Returns Eva Cornelius From Atlantic City
Eva Cornelius has returned home after summer employment in Atlantic City. The Willing Workers of Trinity Sunday School met in the church social room last evening. Myra Houck RN resumes duties in Philadelphia after a two week visit with her parents. Frank Houck Ella Houck and Richard Metz attended Old Folks services at St. John's Lutheran Nazareth Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Manck moved into their renovated home on Upper Broadway previously occupied by Mr and Mrs Peter Nicholas. Mr and Mrs George Albert quiet-
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Eva Cornelius
Atlantic City
Trinity Sunday School
Myra Houck
R. N
Philadelphia
H. F. Houck
Frank Houck
Ella Houck
Richard Metz
St. John's Lutheran Church
Nazareth
Local events mark week with rallies and visits
Rally Day at the M E Sunday School drew 102 attendees as Rev Paules led the address and vocal duets. Wind Gap Junior High held its second weekly assembly featuring recitations current events jokes and a class debate on country versus city life with the negative side declared the winner by judges Paul Shoemaker Floyd Kemmerer and Morris Mets.
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Steward Male
Winton
John D. Wilams
West Point
Charles Blake
East Orange
N. J
Henry Bauer
Steinburg
Emory Knecht
Allentown
Harvey Diets
Blake
Luther K. Houck
Carrie Ella
Ella Houck
E. Parker
Lehighton
M. E
Paules
Tannersville
LeRoy Metz
Winifred Jones
Robert Kresge
Carrie Setzer
Catherine Pacovich
Raymond Weidman
Herbert Weidman
Roy Lesh
Shirley Pritchard
Wayne Jones
Henrietta Hackman
Paul Shoe
Smith Wolf Couple Wed At St John’s Church
Miss Arlene Mary Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of 318 North Tenth Street Easton and Ralph Wolf son of Mr and Mrs D Wilmer Wolf of South Whitefield Street were married at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon in St John’s Evangelical Reformed Church by Rev Walter H Diehl. The couple were attended by Miss Arlene Smith of Bath and Carl Miller of town. The bride graduated Easton High School in 1936 and the groom Nazareth High in 1931 attended Churchman Business College and is employed by his father in town where the couple will reside.
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Wolf — Smith
Arlene Mary Smith
Raymond Smith
North Tenth
Easton
Ralph Wolf
D. Wilmer Wolf
South Whitefeld
St. John’s Evangelical- Reformed Church
Walter H. Diehl
Arlene Smith
Bath
Carl Miller
Town
Easton High School
Nazareth High
Churchman Business College
Danielsville Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
Grant W. Dieter and Dorothy M. Mills were married Saturday afternoon at the parsonage in Danielsville by Rev. H. D. Clauss. The ceremony used the ring rite. Attendants Woodrow W. Moser and Winifred A. Moser, of Bethlehem, stood with the couple. Dieter is the son of Harvey C. and Mrs. Dieter and Mills is the daughter of William and Mrs. Mills.
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Danielsville
H. D. Clauss
Grant W. Dieter
Dorothy M. Mills
Woodrow W. Moser
Winifred A. Moser
Bethlehem
Dieter
Harvey C. Dieter
Miss Mills
Wm. Mills
Mr Dieter Engaged in the Boring Business Ceremony
The note reports Mr Dieter is involved in a dull business line and mentions a ceremony following it. Details are sparse in the fragment.
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Dieter
Reception honors Mr and Mrs Meter at home
Guests attended a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Meter to celebrate a social gathering. The event featured cordial greetings and communal moments as friends and neighbors shared in the occasion?
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Uests
Mrs . Meter
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Nazareth Item Pub. Co., Inc
Northampton County
Sacom
Mesday Clase
Cory Ral
Cal
National Editorial Association
American Press Assn
Nazareth, Penneye
Congress
American
America
FORD
Army & Navy Store
Main Street
Nazareth, Pa
Floyd Kemmerer
Morris Mets
Dieter — Mills
MVIN
R. W. Weaver
Belvidere Street
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