Surprise Variety Shower Honors Mrs Hardle After Honeymoon
Friends of Mrs. Harry Hardle gathered at Mrs F Schneider’s home on North Walnut Street for a surprise variety shower following her honeymoon at Niagara Falls. Gifts were practical and beautiful. The event featured a 500 card game with Mrs Wm Ervin, Mrs F Minnich and M Miltenberger winning prizes. Attendees included numerous local residents and families, with many in attendance presenting best wishes and gifts.
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Harry Hardle
Niagra Falls
F. Schneider
North
Walnut Street
500
Haas
Wm. Ervin
F. Minnich
M Miltenberger
Mesd
James Gilmore Harding
Clinton Hahn
Frank Harding
Freddie Minnich
Howard Smoyer
Samuel Miller
William Ervin
Roy Rehr
Lewis Funk
Albert Kemmerer
Frank Edelman
Clayton Haupt
Asher Carnet
Kenneth Frey
Howard Zerwick
Frank Muffley
William Stocker
Harold
William Kunkle
Frank Shunk
Billy
George Eberly
Arlene Eberly
William Hoch
William Patch
Abbot Rothrock
Harry Bartholomew
James Worman
Clarence Graybill
William Lowe
M. Miltenberger
Ray Wolalayer
Harry Newton
George Colburn
W. Edelman
Frank Hardle
J. Hardie
Myrtie Miltenberger
Irene Kemmerer
Ray Moser
Dorothy Bartholomew
Robert Hoch
Alva
Preston
James
Norman
June
Jean Ann
Elizabeth Bibighaus obituary of Laurys resident
Miss Elizabeth Bibighaus eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Bibighaus of Laurys died Saturday morning at her home after a six month illness. She was Northampton High School class of 1928 graduate and is survived by one sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from her Laurys home and interment was in Miller's church cemetery nearby.
Town Jottings Reflect A Busy Local Agenda In Bedford County
A special town council meeting was called by the Water Committee. The Missionary Societies of El Pennsylvania Classis plan a fall institute in Memorial Church, Easton. A home purchase at $2250.00 was recorded. Church events include pipe organ and grand piano dedication at Christ Reformed Church, Bethlehem. A Cape May fishing trip yielded little catch due to choppy seas. Upcoming events feature the American Legion Jr Annual Banquet at Klecknersville Hotel with a chicken and waffle menu. Numerous social visits and local engagements are listed, including delegates attending conventions in Scranton and Philadelphia, and school club activities at Wolf Junior High School.
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Town Hall
Cape May
American Legion Jr
Klecknersville Hotel
Clinton Fehnel
Eugene Gangawer
Rush
Ivan Gangawer
Bethlehem
Erwin Shive
Lansdale
Robert Gangaver
Hellertown
Frank Kramer
Sarah J . Smith
Bath
H. Barton Keck
Catasauqua
F. G. Bittenbender
Jas. H Hawk
Poconos
F. J. Hahn
Gerald Fegley
Hamburg
B. F. Rohn
Arthur Edwards
Edward
John D Bessert
Germantown
Philadelphia
J. Hirtle
J. H. Sencenbach
Northampton County Sunday Association
Scranton
Bath District
W. A. Hellfrich
Rachael Worman
Jean Worman
Elizabeth Sencenbach
John T. Jones
Clarence
Clara Batton
Mildred Mehrham
Lillian Haupt
Captain
Warren Moser
Elizabeth Schaffer
Cardinal Bird
Donald Siegfried
Aaron Burr
Verna Harding
Elizabeth Lerch
Charles Schwab
Michael Temps
Woodrow Schlegel
Alfred Gren
Mary Horn
Lake Harmony
Evelyn Graver
Levin Sencenbach
Catharine Mooney
James Schneider
William Rothrock
Irene Pitter
Hattie Hahn
Robert Laubach
Carrie West
Nicholas Eyshan
Bernice Roberts
Elanor Leigh
Bath Baseball Records Summarized By Local Scorer
Bath’s official scorer Dr. F Sencenbach reviews a season rich in infield and outfield versatility with Ervin and Shamosky leading positions. Notable feats include Shamosky’s 12 strikeouts, Metz playing most games, Henry’s 17 error-free streak, and Rob erts five-hit games. Bath tallied 290 runs on 370 hits while yielding 218 and 330 against, with series results against Catasauqua, Nazareth, and others.
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Bath
F. Sencenbach
Deepene
Ervin
Shamosky
Metz
Hokendauqua
Ormrod
Bath Comet
Henry
Silfies
Willard Diehl
Roberts
Marshang
Stricker
Catasauqua Cardinals
Purcell
Phillipsburg A. A
M. McDevitt
Phillipsburg Antlers
Nazareth
Death of Grandmother Brings Philadelphia Calling
Rev and Mrs R L Kerstetter attended services after Mrs Jee Nie Thompson's death. A debate on Auditorium versus Swimming Pool favored the Affirmative. Local meetings and visits noted include 500 club at Miss Ethel Bittenbender's home, Young Peoples Guild event, Synod scheduling, and visitors from Allentown and Bethlehem.
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Ethel Bittenbender
500 Club
North
Walnut Street
Young Peoples Guild of the Reformed Church
Luther Schlegel
Eastern Synod
Allentown
Reformed Consistory
F. J. Frangz
C. J. Hahn Secundus
Erasmus Bartholomew
Clarence Bartholomew
L. W Knecht
Communion service drew a large Reformed Church audience
Sunday service at the Reformed Church featured the Junior Choir performing an extra number. Community members and visitors attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Laub and daughter Dr. Irene F. Laub of Easton, with several local residents and out of town guests noted at various events and visits throughout the day.
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Fred P. Laub
Irene F. Laub
Easton
Alice Insley
Lehigh Gap
Mary Schlabach
Insley
Miss Schlabach
Asa K. McShaney
James K. Worman
J. Evan Hirtle
Strouse
Wilkes Barre
G. E. Sherer
Randolph Helffrich
Upper Darby
J. T. Jones
E. A. Edwards
Frank
Graver
Bethlehem
Christ Reformed Church
Minnie Worman
Jean
Palmerton
Claire Worman
Lillie Bartholomew
Allentown
Floyd P. Werner
Ithica
N. Y
Charles Werner
Bath
Frank W. Schreiber
Old Zionsville
Jacob H. Leem
First National Bank
Columbus
W. A. Helffrich
D.D
The
Reformed Church
Harry E. Grubbe
John Edwin
John W. Topfer
Nyack
Dorothy Frey
Joseph Frey
Haff's Hospital
Charles Bader
Clinton Bartholomew
Washington Street
William D. Kunkel
Fulmer
Ervin Leads Bath Batting Honors Amid Strong 306 Avg
A. A. Ervin tops Bath batting records with 46 hits, 37 runs, and 3 homers, despite Kern and W Diehl sharing praise. Metz plays all 34 games, Ervin and Silfies 32, team hits total 85 steals, and the squad posts a 306 team batting average across 34 games.
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Silfies
Shomasky
Metz
Ervin
Stricker
Kern
Michael
Diehl
Buranofsky
Bilfies
Coffin
Wagner
ScheMer
Fatzinger Stermer
Shamosky
Wey
Schoenenberger
Bertall Iw
Schwab
Stler
Fogelman
Leftover Vegetables And Vegetable Pies In Home Cooking
A guide to using leftover vegetables in salads and pies. Emphasizes careful handling of spinach and peas, quality oils and vinegars, minimal vinegar, and freshness. Describes making vegetable pies with varied combinations like lima beans onions peas and turnips or tomatoes corn peppers potatoes and beets.
Remaley and Kuntz Wed in Bowmanstown Ceremony
Howard W. Remaley and Miss Pearl I. Kuntz both of Nazareth were married Saturday in Bowmanstown by Rev. H. D. Clauss, Moore township charge. Miss Mary Fehnel from Sunnyside united with Christ Reformed church at the communion service Sunday, coming from Moore township by letter of dismissal. Warren L. Odenwelder and sons of Allentown visited Mr. and Mrs. P C Odenwelder on Northampton Street Sunday.
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Howard W. Remaley
Pearl I. Kuntz
Nazareth
Bowmanstown
H. D. Clauss
Moore Township
Mary Fehnel
Sunnyside
Christ Reformed Church
Warren L. Odenwelder and
Rexall Orderlie Brings Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes much misery but Rexall Orderlie provides relief by drawing water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement. Chew one at night and wake with ease. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores. Paul W. Heckman, South Main Street.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
Paul W. Heckman
South Main Street
Nightlife shifts to family centered evenings in New York City
Orchestra leader Mike Landau notes a change from elite and bachelor crowds to family celebrations in restaurants and clubs. He says daily papers overplay wild nightlife, while informality grows, easing manners. Demand leans to lively dance tunes with catchy lyrics, not risqué songs, and Waikiki themed pieces rise in popularity. Landau formerly directed music for Maxim's and Churchill's, now at Will Oakland's Ter.
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New York City
Mike Landau
Broadway
Mr. Landau
Maxim
Churchill
Dai i
Father
Waikiki
Practical Thoughts from a Pig and a Safer Autumn
JPM Joseph Gaines argues practical, moral living over chasing science. He uses pigs as a parable for simple, sensible habits and warns about fire safety and October auto crash risk, urging vigilance in heating, chimneys, and driving.
Weekly Safety Radiogram Sparks Fire Facts
A historical note recalls Chicago’s great fire and cites U S fire dangers. It warns a new U S blaze occurs each minute with seven of ten caused by carelessness. It notes winter furnace fires rise and about 8,000 deaths and nearly a billion dollars in losses annually.
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Chicago
United States
Leaves and Co op Conference Tips for Farmers
Practical advice for farming includes raking leaves for mulch and bed protection, feeding cows by production level, using germinated oats for poultry, and a note that Pennsylvania cooperatives meet November 20 to 22 for their fifth annual conference. Also covers feeding bees sugar syrup, farming efficiency, and storing plows with grease.
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State College Poultry Specialists
Pennsylvania Co-Operatives
State College
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