Miss Stauffer Guests of Ebbecke Family During Fair Week
A fragment notes Miss Alice Stauffer of Houser Hills and Myrtle Stauffer of Stroudsburg were guests of Henry Ebbecke and family at Niskey during fair week. It recalls a disgraceful street scene last Sunday involving four Easton men, three intoxicated, one nearly falling from a conveyance, and questions where they obtained alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stauffer
Houser Hills
Myrtle Stauffer
Stroudsburg
Henry Ebbecke
Niskey
Easton
Nazareth Maennerchoik serenades at Cherry Hill event
Several weeks ago organizers of Nazareth Maennerchoik serenaded Charles Schmickley at Cherry Hill on Sunday. A dream punchline involved a man striking his wife. Joseph Rickert, a Bangor and Portland brakeman, was promoted to conductor on the Easton and Northern branch. A trio hunted chestnuts but found them scarce, and stumbled upon a cider vein on the way home. John Kreidler reported a good fair week with four new vehicles sold. Over 6000 people rode the railroad to Nazareth during fair week. A Bangor and Johnsville sporting crowd witnessed a horse race on the track. John Reimer's mare won $100, costing $13.50, amid spavin remedy ads. Dr John Dillard's mare was the runner-up. Alonzo Slout, Fayette N. Y., wrapped up his merry-go-round season and will reopen in April. Stephen Keim of Tatamy quit Monday at his wife's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Maennerchoik
Charles Schmickley
Cherry Hil
Corbett
Sullivan
Joseph Rickert
Bangor & Portland
Easton & Northern
John Kreidler
Nazareth
Bangor
Johnsville
John Reimer
Johnsonville
John Dillard
East Bangor
Alonzo Slout
Fayette
Stephen Keim
Tatamy
Bangor& Portland Railroad
Hecktown Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Events
James Kester and family near Freemansburg and Clyde Friend and family from Cherry Hill spent Sunday with Peter Newhart and family. Charles King visited his parents George and Mrs. King. Sunday School at 9 15 a m and Lutheran service at 10 15 a m led by Rev J A Klick. Agnes Koch attended Mrs Mary Engler’s Nazareth household sale. Agnes Koch visited Edwin Newhard. Oliver Dewald had an ear cut off after a fall while carrying a glass bowl. Russell Edelman hosted card night with Haas. Attendees included Walter Messinger Belfast George Abel Kerndale Clinton Frantz Wind Gap Clifford Overpeck town and Edelman Bethlehem. Prizes to Mrs Overpeck and Mrs Messinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kester
Freemansburg
Clyde
Cherry Hill
Peter Newhart
Charles King
George King
J. A. Klick
Milton Fehnel
Agnes Koch
Mary Engler
Nazareth
Edwin Newhard
Oliver Dewald
Russell Edelman
Bethlehem
Haas
Walter Messinger
Belfast
George Abel
Kerndale
Clinton Frantz
Wind Gap
Clifford Overpeck
Town
Margiotti Praises FHA Rulings Expanding Home Loans
Attorney General Margiotti clarifies that banks may lend against FHA insured mortgages and that securitized bonds can be sold while retaining servicing. The ruling boosts private financing for home building in Pennsylvania and potentially nationwide, expanding access to FHA insured real estate lending and encouraging rapid home construction and refinancing across 38 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Griffith Boardman
Eastern Pennsylvania
FHA
Boardman
Luther A. Harr
State Department of Banking
Robert L. Myers
Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Hunt
Commonwealth
Hart
Federal Housing Administrator
National Housing and
Dr. Harr
Bank and Trust Company
Harr
Heathen America illustrated lecture at Schoeneck Church
Rev Hamilton Sturtevant president of American Inland Missions presented an illustrated talk on Heathen America at Schoeneck Moravian Church Sunday evening with Judge Henry White and Dorothy White of Andover New Jersey in attendance. The morning sermon theme was Mobilization. The funeral of Harry Hariegle of Cherry Hill was held at his home and church on Wednesday afternoon after he was struck by a car. The item concludes with a remark about Franklin Doty and Eleanor Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Schoeneck Moravian Church
Hamilton Sturtevant
American Inland Missions
Andover
N. J
Henry White
Dorothy
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Kentucky
Sturtevant
Judge White
Local Society Notes Highlight October Meetings and Plays
The Literary Society program featured recitations by Belinda Sparrow and James Livre and a story by Billy Cave. The Lutheran Women's Missionary Society of St. Peter’s Bethlehem plans a November 6 meeting at 7:30 pm with Grace Belfast, Trinity Wind Gap, and St. Peters Reformed as guests. The Allentown Conference Ministerium of Pennsylvania will hold its inaugural convention October 17 at St. Peter’s Bethlehem with Dr J O Lebensperger and Dr E P Phattec as speakers. St. Peter’s Plainfield observes its first anniversary with a public thanksgiving on October 27 at 7 pm, featuring Sister Anna Cressman and a pageant, The Gift Perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belinda Sparrow
James Livre
Billy Cave
Eleanor Jones
Evelyn Hackman
Charles Rissmiller
Liberty High
Daugher
Jennie
Washington, N. J
Moorestown Sunday School and Church Services This Week
Moorestown area churches schedule services with Lutheran and Reformed congregations. Sunday school at 9:00 a m and church at 10:00 a m led by Rev. A Apple. Star Grange hosts Salem church services. Pork and sauerkraut supper planned at Grange Hall on Saturday evening November 2. Reformed fall communion set for Sunday October 27 with preparatory and confirmation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Apple
Frank Scholl
Robert Bruch
Cyrus Koehler
Steward Miller
Mildred Reinbold
Nazareth
John Reinbold
Star Grange
Salem Church
H. D. Clauss
A R. Appel
Grange Hall
Mens Club
Mens Chorus
Telephone Directory ad offers cheap home phone service
Time is limited to get listed in the Telephone Directory and new book. Place your order for telephone service before 3 P M Thursday October List. A home telephone can cost less than a dime a day. Call the Business Office or any telephone employee to order now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Inn
Telephone Directory
Wedding Plans and Local Social Notes in Chicago
Local society items note a Saturday evening event for Lawson Little and Durainy Hurd, with Lutheran communion planned for Sunday November 2 and preparatory services on Friday November 1. Several families, including Mann, Trach, Kun kel, Peters, Smith, Williamson, Seyfried, Hall, Serfass, Crill, Nellis, Mitman, Heller, and Schlamb, are listed as visiting or traveling to nearby towns and hosting or attending gatherings over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Communion
Harry Mann
Dorothy
Newfoundland
Harland
Winifred
Wayne
Randolph Trach
Sterling Kunkel
Shawnee
Granville Peters
Floyd Smith
Samuel Willamson
Fred Seyfried
Sutherland
Harry Hall
Henry Anthony
Petersville
Richard Serfass
Eva
Robert Crill
Slatington
Daniel Nellis
William Mitman
John
James Heller
Bethlehem
Clayton Schlamb
Enrollment gains push Pennsylvania eighth grade records
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction figures show eighth grade enrollment rising by 196 percent from about 24 000 in 1904 to 71 000, the largest gain among grades in the past decade. Seventh grade up 161 percent and high school enrollment up 112 percent. Harwood of the Game Commission warns against pre season hunting and urges reporting violators and full penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Harwood
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Chas, C. Willauer
Mearee and
Lincoln Ave
Stockertown
DR. W. Cal. Nickel
Main Street
Nazareth, Pa
Complete Optical Service
Leon Kolb
the Nazareth Inn
P, Schwoyer
Belvidere and
Hecktown
Howard E. Weisley
Tuseras
Ute T
Easton 2077
Tatamy, Pa
George Bensing
Nazareth Item Publishing Co
Schoeneck
Franklin Doty
Eleanor Roosevels
Mrs
Luther Houck
Moorestown
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Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Chicago
Feober
Game Commission
WM. J. Dilcherd
Clearfield
Isi
Ane
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Northampton County
Farmers Mutual
Wm. D. Kunkel
Springfield
U.S
Rev Roc
Ithaca
Sterlingworth
L. S. Smith
Western Long Range
Winchester
Savage
Riverside
Parker
Trojan
A’ Grade
Fox
Rifles
Savage HiPower
Remington 54
Winchester Off
Woolrich
South Main Street
GAM Tog
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