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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
4
Marketing cooperatives battle middlemen to obtain fair prices for producers. They aim for a fair share of the final selling price, not to extort consumers. Aggressive cooperative action reduces middleman profits and raises farmers’ income without boosting consumer prices.
A patriotic essay urges a rebirth of faith in individuals and institutions to sustain liberty and growth. It contrasts self belief with dependence, cites the Declaration and Constitution, and warns against planned economy. It cites national pride and calls for renewed confidence in business, country, and self.
The 1940 Chevrolet passenger cars debut a completely restyled trio with 4% longer length, revised six cylinder engine, vacuum power shift, helical syncro mesh transmission, and safety and luxury upgrades. Front end, hood, grille, lighting, running boards, and interiors are redesigned for lower center of gravity, better visibility, and enhanced comfort. Models include Special De Luxe, Master De Luxe, and Master 85 with multiple body styles and new cabriolet option.
A well attended Well Worth While Society meeting announced three one act plays for Forks Consolidated School: After the Honeymoon No Banners Flying and The Tiger's Claw. A Quiz Contest between single and married teams ended with a married team victory.
Bangor residents Mr and Mrs John Roberts and Pen Argyl guests Mr and Mrs William Hill ard visited Mrs Cora Opps and Mrs Susan Bhaver in Bethlehem. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Homer Prevost from Glen Falls stayed with Mr and Mrs John G Williams, Mrs Prevost formerly Margaret Thomas. Other guests included Mrs Harry Bonser Mrs Ernest Lal and Mrs Mary Smith at the World’s Pair event.
Weekend visits span Somerville and Passaic areas as families host relatives. Church groups meet in Plainfield and Wind Gap venues. students and locals attend P T A and class gatherings. Notables include guests from Belfast East Orange and Bethlehem with a recital by Ruth Kellow and piano solos by Mrs Zanette and Mrs Bosco.
Howard F. Carrohn Jr Charle Trone and Charles Zellner observed birthdays over the weekend. Harry Moss Miss Edna Abel and Mrs Clara Edelman spent Saturday in Belvidere New Jersey. The Dryland Church Lutheran catechetical class was postponed. Sunday School at 9 15 followed by Lutheran Church services at 10 15 A M.
The macadam road from this place to Bangor is being oiled and a coating of crushed stone placed on the road from the cross.
Residents report road work toward the Bangor line and grazing land updates. W A Ribble and family, Harold Ribble, and Mrs Branley Miller visited the New York World's Fair. A barn on Peter Capone Jr e farm was destroyed by fire last Thursday. Tax Collector A Bitz collected school taxes at the Richmond House on the 24th. Ruth Frey from New York City visited Mrs Gordon Grown on Sunday. Earl Labor nears recovery and plans to resume farm labor. Blue Mt Telephone Co nears completion of a cable line locally. Recent rain improves water supply and late pasture lands. George Beers and family visited Harrisburg relatives. George Cole and family moved to Louisburg. Pals Class held a doggie roast at Elina Fox’s home. Norman Reagle making improvements to his farm dwelling. Calvin Frey, longtime Dearborn resident and local former resident, visiting relatives nearby.
The article outlines 26 Chrysler body styles across Royal Windsor Traveler New Yorker Saratoga and Crown Imperial ranges. It details coupe sedan convertible variants, transmission options Cruise and Climb overdrive, Fluid Drive availability, and notes all models share a similar front end with varying trim and equipment.
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