Junior Choir Performs At Neighboring Pastors Night
The Junior Choir of the Re formed church about 30 strong sang at Schoonersville church Friday night for Neighboring Pastors Fellowship Night. Under Delbert Blegfried and Mise Jean A Wor men they presented fine processional and recessional numbers including For Peace and For Plenty and The Light of My Life. Visiting pastors praised the work and organist Frank S. Graver played lovely pieces. the event may lead to new junior organizations within Schoenersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Schoonersville
Delbert Blegfried
Mise Jean A. Wormen
Frank S. Graver
Gome
Helffrich
Schoenersville
Memorial Supper for Rev. George W. Rhoad in Abyssinia mission
Immediate relatives host a memorial testimonial supper tonight for Rev. George W. Rhoad who leaves last Tuesday to resume charge as assistant field director of merged missions in Abyssinia Africa. He previously served with the African Inland mission for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rhoad
Rhoad
Abyssinia
Africa
Rev
African Inland Mission
Doctor Phillips Plans 1928 State Medical Meeting Move
Dr M W Phillips of Chapman Quarries returned from the State Medical Society convention held last week at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh. Dr Phil Moe reports the society will come to Allentown for its 1928 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Phillips
Chapman Quarries
State Medical Society
Schenley
Pittsburgh
Phil Moe
Cme
Allentown
Ihs
Town Jottings Highlight Local Visits and Church Events
The Pennsylvania- Dixie office hosted a doggie and marshmallow roast at Sleepy Hollow. Visitors include Frank Hardle and family back from Michigan, Rev. Kidd and family in Christchurch Bethlehem, and Rev. Hill with Dr. Hirtle driving to Reading. Local clergy, choirs, and societies held gatherings, fundays, and tours, with property repainting and a new radio installation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania- Dixie
Sleepy Hollow
Frank Hardle
Michigan
Emanuel Reformed Church
Petersville
Salem Church
Moorestown
Willauer
Union Indianland
C. Gabel
J. R. Becker
Petersville Church
Women's Synodical Society of the Reformed Church
Christchurch
Bethlehem
Young People's Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Elmer
Kidd
Sellersville
J. Siegfried
Weat
Main Street
Charles Bourguignon
Allentown
George Landes
Akron
Philadelphia
Randolph Helffrich
Ursinus
W. Chester Hill
J. Evan Hirtle
Reading
Lillian Miller
Northampton
Mary Moser
Stown
Watkins Glen
Ithaca
N. Y
John Jones
Northampton Street
Moving Picture Theatre
J. H. Sencenbach
Blue Mountain Union
Lehigh Gap
Herbert R. Kreidler
Trenton
J. Franklin Motson
Fox Chase
George W. Kreidler
W. A. Helffrich
Milton F. Graver
N. J
Bath District
Lehigh
Wints Studio
Robert H. Horner
Haff's Hospital
Maurice Williamson
Germantown
J. D. Achenbach
C. H. Anangst
Roy Hahn
Memorial Tablets Unveiled at Revolutionary War Graves
Valley Forge Chapter Sons of the American Revolution unveiled memorial tablets on two graves. Jacob Raeder in Old Union Cemetery East Main and Joseph Siegfried in Old Siegfried burying ground West Main. W. B. Hutchison of Bethlehem led. Asa K. McKhaney of Bath spoke on Siegfried's history. Rev. W. A. Helffried and Boy Scouts participated.
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Valley Forge
Sons of the American Revolution
Jacob Raeder
Old Union Cemetery
East Main Street
Joseph Siegfried
Old Siegfried
West Main Street
Hutchison
Bethlehem
Asa K. McKhaney
Bath
Siegfried
W. A. Helffried
Grace Smith Birthday Anniversary at Washington Street Home
Friends and schoolmates gathered at Grace Smiths home on Washington street to celebrate the eleventh anniversary of her birthday. A fine program with music and refreshments accompanied the evening’s festivities. Present were Mr and Mrs Palmer Smith and their other children along with Dorothy Gish Bernetta Haynes Hattie Hahn Adeline Graybill Ada Leigh Julia Medronui Grace Graver Ruth Nissley Evelyn Graver and Helen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Smith
Washington Street
Palmer Smith
Dorothy Gish
Bernetta Haynes
Hattie Hahn
Adeline Graybill
Ada Leigh
Julia Medronui
Grace Graver
Ruth Nissley
Evelyn Graver
Helen Smith
Borough meeting approves property crossing work and tar via on Main Street
A borough council votes four to two to charge property owners for a public crossing and gutter at Walnut and Northampton streets, to hire William H Barrall for the work, tar a Main Street section, and invites the Fire Department to discuss apparatus. Additional discussions cover West Main Street and the Spengler grade with plans to seek more information before Council action.
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Strank, Heyer
Sencenbach
Silies
Rohr
Walnut Street
Northampton Street
William Lowe
William H. Barrall
Main Street
Fire Department
West Main Street
Spengler
Miss Weil to Speak on Mission Work in Bethlehem
Miss Minerva Weil a reformed missionary to China now visiting Bethlehem will address the Woman's Missionary Society on November 3. She will recount her capture by bandits during the recent insurrection and the escape that led to her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Weil
China
Bethlehem
Woman's Missionary Society
Miss Weil
Infant Death Charles Oscar Wagner Four Months Old
The infant Charles Oscar Wagner four months old son of Mr and Mrs Willis Wagner of Northampton street died Wednesday at 430 pm from convulsions. Funeral services were held at 230 pm Saturday at the parents home with burial at Greenmount cemetery Rev William A Helffrich officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oscar Wagner
Willis Wagner
Northampton Street
Greenmount Cemetery
William A. Helffrich
Early Bird Catches The Worm In Cancer Battle
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges urgent cancer vigilance in Pennsylvania. He notes the high death toll and the cure potential with early operation, listing warning signs such as unusual bleeding, a lump, mouth sores, or chronic indigestion with weight loss, and urges immediate medical visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Pennsylvania
United States
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and celebrations
Chapman Borough residents spent Sunday at home with relatives including Mr and Mrs J H Hawk and Mr J Aom Pr. The Irish Settlement farm saw completion of a concrete block house by Harvey Mease. The local bus line added a chair car to its fleet as Miss Esther Schaeffer nurse returned home. Civil War veteran William Heberling marked his 88th birthday with Sons of Veterans visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dech
Michael
Northampton Street
Adam Bossard
Allentown
James Hawk
Daniel Smith
John Spanitz
William Windt
York
York County
Harry Windt
Cross Roads
Heberling
A. Newton Gish
Fred Franks
Fred Junior
New York City
Borough Considers Road Work In Special Session
Town Council met in special session on Friday to review unfinished fall road projects along Chestnut and Walnut streets. All members attended except Hahn. Street committee urged replacing gutters on Chestnut from Northampton to Main and Walnut from Main to Mill, with approval passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
L. H. Beam
Chestnut Street
Northampton
Main
Walnut
Mill Street
Rohr
Beam
Walnut Street
Rear End Collisions Rise Warn Public on Motoring Safety
The Keystone Automobile Club warns motorists of an epidemic of rear end crashes caused by sudden stops, four wheel brakes, and brake inefficiency. It urges drivers to signal intent, practice road courtesy, and ensure braking systems are reliable to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Automobile Club
Assessors Secure Supplies for Triennial County Visit
Northampton county assessors visited the courthouse on Thursday to obtain necessary materials for the upcoming triennial assessment this year. Supplies were distributed by Robert E. Ritter, commissioners' clerk, and A A Woodring, county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County
Court House
Robert E. Ritter
A. A. Woodring
Just Like That Kissing Accusation Sparks Morning Row
Witnesses recount a morning scene where Bob allegedly kissed a person twice, prompting a sharp exchange about the scoundrel and his cheek. The brief quarrel centers on the unexpected advance and the immediate reaction.
Daughter Brings Home Family Plane To Endure Domestic Strife
The family anticipates continued tensions as a daughter delays bringing the family plane home, forcing others to wait. The situation highlights domestic strain tied to travel constraints and shared assets.
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Doan
Pestec- Milburn Co
Mig.Chem
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Buick
Fisher
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Divison
Meters Corporation
Mes
Council
Studebaker
Inoalves
Society of Automotive
F. Ziegler
Nazareth, Pa
Roa
East End
Sinclair Gas
Fred J. Scheetz
Nazareth
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