Bath meeting of Sunday school teachers and pupils
A large Bath district gathering of the Northampton County Sunday School Association was held at the Reformed church. President John Bencenbach of Bath led the session. Edwin Herd of Chapman's Quarries shared an engaging three month Holy Land travel narrative. E A Speer of Easton gave treasurer remarks and helpful suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County Sunday School Association
Reformed Church
Bath
John Bencenbach
Edwin Herd
Chapman
Holy Land
E. A. Speer
Easton
Association
Rally Day Observed at Reformed Sunday School
Rally Day was observed in the Reformed Sunday school with 229 of 245 enrolled. A memorial doors project with art glass patrols was announced. The Ladies Bible Class led by J H Bencenbach gave $50 for two front lights. Communion service drew large attendance. Friday, Rev W Helffrich D D and the Junior Choir will join in dedication services at Schoenersville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
J. H. Bencenbach
W. Helffrich
D. D
Hhe
Schoenerswile
Town Jottings feature local visits and births
J H Silfies and family toured Northampton visiting Howard Silfies and relatives. Various residents from Allentown Bethlehem Nazareth and Nazareth visited Bath. Local births include a son to W A Dornblaser and a daughter to James Schaeffer. An upcoming lecture by Rev C C Miller is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd W. Knecht
Bethlehem
S. J. Siegfried
Augustue Laubach
Allentown
Bath
Oscar Wagner
Howard Roth
Northampton
Melvin Warren
Clinton Bartholomew
Washington Street
W. A. Dornblaser
Erasmus Bartholomew
Clarence
Cornelius Bartholomew
Roy Rohr
Haff's Hospital
Lillie Bartholomew
Laura Kleckner
C. C. Miller
Coplay
St. John's Lutheran Church
Literary Society Elects Officers at Local High School
The Wolf Literary Society reorganized for winter and elected officers: President John Nissley, Vice-President Ralston Bartholomew, Secretary Lucille Graver, Treasurer Melvin Houser, Chaplain Richard Heller, Librarians David Smith and Sebastion Hoepfil, Pianist Sara Worman. Next program set for a week from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wolf Literary Society
John Nissley
Ralston Bartholomew
Lucille Graver
Melvin Houser
Richard Heller
David Smith
Sebastian Hoepfil
Sara Worman
Quarantine rules on farm products and nursery stock
The bee quarantine on farm products is lifted for the current season but continues for cut flowers until October 15 1927. Removal of farm product restrictions does not alter the year round quarantine on nursery ornamental greenhouse stock sand soil earth peat compost and manure, with certificates required for all shipments.
Tad Toad’s Trial Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
A toad courtroom tale recounts Tud Toad accused of inadvertently killing rival Jody. The judge clears Tad after a brief jury deliberation, urging kindness to enemies. Tad grows up respected, but memory of Jody lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tud
Jody
Tad
Western Newspaper Union
Local residents host visitors from across towns
Nurses, families, and couples from Philadelphia Bethlehem Stroudsburg and Sayre visited kin in town over the weekend. Local trips included a public gate sale on South Broad street and a motor excursion through Carbon county. A Frack estate bid was placed at eight thousand dollars and Edwin Berger began work on a two car frame garage with an overhead apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Paterson
Kensington Hospital
Philadelphia
Niskey
Stephen Trein
Thomas Stoudt
Bethlehem
Peters
Saucon
Peter Stoudt
John Bardill
George Morris
Harry Hagenbuch
Morris D. Frable
Carbon County
George A. Kubilus
A. C. Hutchinson
Martins Creek
Andrew J. Benner
South Broad Street
James Frack
Amos Kratzer
Firetown
Steward Kratzer
James Kratzer
Bushkill Centre
William Gore
Frank Wunderfly
A. J. Schiseler
Robert Milheim
Trenton
N. J
Charles Ginther
Stockertown
Robert L. Hoch
M. E Stuber Company
Curtis Busby
John Crowther
Tannie Twiggs
Charles Burns
Buddy
Bennie
Benjamin Bourne
Raymond G. Nagle
Edwin Berger
Weekly Health Talk on Infantile Paralysis Care
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges patience in treating infantile paralysis, stressing rest during the acute stage lasting six weeks to two months. He warns against early manipulation and recommends quiet, possible splints in severe cases, then careful massage and natural restoration over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Commonwealth
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Doan
Milbara Co
Mig. Chem
Bufalo,n.y
J. H. Silfies
Harry
Silfies
Howard Silfies
C. C. Rapp
Schoeneck
Misa Ellen Silfies
Howard Schreiber
Martens
M. W. Phillips
Chapman Quarries
Ladies Auxiliary
Fire Department
Town Hall
Charles Steckel
East Bath
Paul J. Winters
Scheffler
Penn Street
R. J. Mack
Nazareth
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
Wevision Af General Meters Corporation
Rader-Buick Co
17Th and
Northampton Sts
Literary Society
Mary Graham Bonner
Arce
Dawes
East End
Fred J. Scheetz
Studebake
Mengowes
Tnc Iadiene
Sete
R.F. Ziegler
Nazareth, Pa
Chevrolei
Fisher
Chevrolet
F. B. Hess & Sons
Dakaase
Wickens
Oorreck
Ghosh
Broad Street
Nazareth, Penna
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