Bath church events and community notices reflect local life
The Bath area reports fall communion plans at Hirst Evangelical Reformed with the Junior Choir, a memorial service for Rev. William Ufferich, and an Allentown pilgrimage by the Community Auxiliary. Local gatherings include a birthday surprise for Mrs Worman with many attendees, and a Bath Hotel reception where dozens visited sharing gifts. Additional items note hospital, housing, and church activity across Nazareth, Allentown, Kreidersville, and neighboring towns, with regional pastors and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Hotel
John Abel
Nazareth
Russell Roth
Allentown
Frank Eisenhardt
Kreidersville
Harvey Miltenberger
Petersville
Charles Miltenberger
Pauline Miltenberger
William Frey Bath
Mark Miltenberger
Charles H Greene
Harry A Gilbert
Lewis Beam
Thelma Harding
Helen Abel
Rebecca Abel
Adeline Graybill
Isabelle Shiffer
Helen Shifter
Myrtle Mihenberger
Burnta Haynes
Nelda Haynes
Eleanor Hardle
Margaret Kunkel
Pauline Overcash
Marjorie Stehley
Marion Frey
Louise Frey
Isabelle Rey
Frey
Te 2Theran Church Lake
William Frey
Mill Street
Allentown Hospital
Fred Anglesting
West Main Street
Helffrich
Repp. Schorneck
Norris Sheffy and
Hutchison Sisters
Mauch Chunk
Stroudsburg
East Penna Classis of
Boy Scout group maps Blue Mountains trail project
Scouts Harold Shiffer Asst ram Rothrock Harold Dil f and others from Panther Cuckoo Eagle patrols met Saturday afternoon to map a route from the Lehigh & New Poland Railroad to the Appalachian Trail in the border territory. Verna Stehley of Bath hotel Fe will wed next week to Atman Ruth of Allentown. A deputy shower was given by a large Bath delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shiffer
Asstram Rothrock
Harold Dilf
Robert [Lonnick
Panther
George Sm Fihe
Thomas Tederickson
Eagle Patrol
Lehigh & New Poland
Appalain
Liss Verna Stehley
Bath Hotel Fe
Atman Ruth
Allentown
Pattern description for a simple collar house-frock
The note outlines a mature judgment of a Pattern 883 collar style with draping to resemble a simple collar and cuffs with lines in color. It suggests transforming the look into a house-frock using cotton, short sleeves, and a small sketch. Send 15 cents per pattern with name address style number and size to Patricia Dow Pattern Dept 115 Fifth Ave Brooklyn N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Dow
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
Carpet sweeper with knee action on display at Merchandise Mart
A new carpet sweeper with a jointed handle to reach under furniture is shown in Chicago at the Merchandise Mart. Its knee action reduces bending, and a wall fastened cord with a ball and socket joint prevents tangles. Also featured is an air conditioned bed with a de humidifier and other gadgets amid fashion chatter by Jean Harlow and a food note on Welsh rarebits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Washington’s vast federal footprint reshapes the capital
A reader recalls Washington as a city of vast horizontal growth with short buildings and miles of corridors between federal offices. The Supreme Court’s marble complex rises above Alabama Georgia and Italian floors while Uncle Sam remains the city’s largest tenant and taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenfant
Federal City
Washington
Supreme Court
Vermont
Alabama
Georgia
Justice Cardozo
Justice Holmes
Uncle Sam
District of Columbia
Eevee
Nationwide Returns Signal Hot 1936 Presidential Battle
Partial national straw vote tallies from 23 states show Roosevelt leading Republicans with 5375 to 4288 and 285 for third party. Southern states contributed 1400 Democratic, 835 Republican votes. overall trend suggests a very heated race ahead. Ballots urge readers to cast votes and mail by this week, naming many candidates and potential contenders across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent Roosevelt
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Virginia
Water
Tes
Citizen
Liberty and housing shape a moving Washington scene
The writer notes crowded vacancies with 145 applicants and developers selling units before completion, while rents fall elsewhere. Population shifts push people to Maryland suburbs and Virginia hills as a Federal official commutes from Baltimore. Old Glory stands for liberty to believe and act without harming others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Potomac
Virginia Hills
Baltimore
Board to Buy 77000 Cotton Tail Rabbits for Restocking
After the 1935 hunting season the Game Commission will start restocking by purchasing 77000 cotton tail rabbits, the largest such purchase in department history. Most stock will come from Missouri and Kansas. only the healthiest animals will be bought. A limited number of raccoon may also be purchased to reinvigorate depleted populations, with discussion of introducing Michigan white tailed deer to diversify local herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Game Commission
Missouri
Kansas
Michigan
Commonwealth
Farm Calendar and Exhibits Keen for Autumn Planting
Fall orders advised for forest tree seedlings and Christmas trees with limited supplies of pine, spruce, Japanese larch, and black walnut. Gladiolus bulbs should be dug before hard freeze and stored at about 45 degrees. Choose corn and potatoes early for exhibits and ensure uniformity and cleanliness. Homemakers source vegetables from multiple markets and save seed potatoes carefully. Attend Poultry Course Oct 21 to 25 at Pennsylvania State College for modern methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
By John Sendenbach
Hirst Evangelical Reformed Arch
R. H. Helffrich
Junieor Choir
Wm. Uffrich
Community Act of Bath
Freihofer Sery
Piremens Audum
James K. Worman
Worman
Wing
James Bartholomew
John E. Beers
John Sleeman
J. E. Hir
Bushspies
Ja 1 Seem
M. Rae Mos¢t Pe Danner
Mary Schlabach
Brecknerwy Bears
Anna New ‘Ibe
BOY Scout
Patricia Bowe
Pan
New York
Coiffure Guild of
Ma Topping
Nomans
Snaney Hart
Andy
Jean Harlow
Thyra Sa. Winslow
National Press Club
Northampton
Thadco
Carter
Mame
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Talmadge
al Smith
Glass
Byrd
Ritchie
George [ Tramme
Smedley Butler
Hearst
Ickes
Tugwell
Henry Ford
Jim Reed
Wm. Murray
Wallace
Robinson
Thomas
Garner
Baker
Harry Moore
Sheppard
Douglas
Barclay
McAdoo
Borah
London
Knox
Hoover
Vandenberg
Wadsworth
Lowdon
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Fish
Dickinson
Sen
Couzens
Col
Col. Lindbergh
Schall
Norris
Garnet
Dawes
Pinchot
Hatfield
Christensen
Capper
Wynant Hoffman
Mills
Owen Young
Fletcher
Huey Long
al Capone
Townsend
Ba la Follette
Fa Coughlin Oe
Murray
Ca Ee
Inet Choice
Boston
Germany
Llinois Milk
Merengo III
Kane
McHenry
Lake Counties
SerTice E. A. Clewell
H. O. Simons & Son
Satareth
PENNA
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