Moravian and Lutheran Church Activities This Sunday
Local church listings detail Moravian and St John's Lutheran events including Sunday School at 9:30 AM, worship services, Bible study, youth and women’s groups, and special meetings led by pastors and visiting speakers. The notices invite congregants to anniversary celebrations, choir rehearsals, and community gatherings across Cooperstown area churches.
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Moravian Church
G. Molmert
M. A. Paster
Christian Worker
Christ
Coopersburg
Penns
Res Sam. C. Albright
Chas
AL Hart
Hart Hospital
Northampton
Pen Oa
Anna Niteehman
Kings Daughters
ST. Jobn's Lutberan
B.C. Snyder
William C. Berkemes
Zigo
Luther League
Boy Scouts
Roup
Snover
Snover Thursday 7 Oc P M Girl Scouts,riday
Cotechetea
Ras
Baman
Barris
W S. Harris
Catulillet
Seesteit
Rex
Bergstresser
Daniel Nace Whunsday
Jeremiah the inward religion and covenant message
Rev Cheries E Dana Jeremiah's message emphasizes personal religion over national focus. He argues the New Covenant places God within the heart, writing law there, and that divine suffering foreshadows the cross, aligning with Jesus in spirit though not method.
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Jeremiah
Israel
House of Israel
Jesus
God
Toa
Obituary of Harry Harriegle of Nazareth
Obituary for Harry Swepnen Harriegle born December 20 1870 in Nazareth. Son of John Andrew Harriegle and Mary Martha Mills. Confirmed at Schoeneck Moravian Church in 1890s. Married Mary Louisa Fehr on December 31 1905. Lived 37 years in New Village Nazareth Route 3. Died in Nazareth after a late Saturday evening event.
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Harry Swepnen Harriegle
John Andrew
Mary Martha (Mills) Harriegle
Nazareth
Schoeneck
Mary Louisa Fehr
New Village
Route 3
Walking Bogy Truck Victim Remembered in Nazareth Area
The obituary lists John A Harriegie William F Harriegie Geo E Harriegie and relatives from Nazareth, Nazareth. Emma Heller of Thomasburg near Easton. Gertrude A Miller of Bethlehem. Two brothers and two sisters predeceased him. Six grandchildren survive. Funeral services were at the home on Wednesday October 36 at 2 p.m. then at Schoeneck Church with burial in Schoeneck cemetery conducted by Rev James F Gross.
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John A. William F
Geo E. Harriegie
Nazare
Ellen J Heffelfinger
Anna Laudenback
Nazareth
Emma Heller
Thomasburg
Easton
Gertrude A Miller
Bethlehem
Schoeneck Church
Schoeneck Cemetery
James F. Gross
Rally Day Observed in Reach Church
Bangor reports Rally Day in the Reach Church with Richard Hager of Perkasie as boy singer. Perkiomen School headmaster Dr Clarence Tobias gave the address. Attendance awards were given across primary, beginners, juniors, intermediates, seniors and adults, listing numerous named participants and awardees. The evening featured a quarterly musical service directed by Charles W. Hess.
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Bangor
Richard Hager
Perkasie
Clarence Tobias
Perkiomen School
Pennsburg
Edward
Kenneth Follweiler
Anthony Cabea
Ancinetta Reigle
Arlene Werkheiser
de Jones
Blaine Rodgers
Ken Smith
Lorraine Heyer
Evelyn
Junior Kilpatrick
Miriam Noll
Bernice Arndt
Eva Kilpatrick
Victoria Ruth Shirley Herbst
Elizabeth Knecht
Doris Hoch
Arlene Schleicher
Mil- Heemt Ruth
Valeria Arndt
Gladys Schleicher
Viela Noll
Rojean Noll
Muriel Kern
Millicent Schleicher
John Hoch
Roy Frable
Jacob Noll
Harold Knecht
Allen Hahn
Stan Woodring
Henry Nickel
Charles Riegel
Anna Kilpatrick
Robert Bachman
Marion Krate
Charles Hoch
Kathryn Gold
Myrna Noll
Alveroa Longenbach
F. Noll
Kilpatrick
Edwin Werkheiser
Roy Kilpatrick
Minnie Itterly
Elizabeth Noll
Kath Hahn
Pauline Mengel
Clyde Longenbach
William Vogel
Simmons
Henrietta Frantz
Mayme Fehr
Emma Fehr
Hermina Kern
Lena Marcks
William Kilpatrick
Franklin Marcks
Roy Hahn
Charles Kratz
Charles W. Hess
Harrisburg Records Show 1249 Firearm Licenses Issued
Records in the office of David L. Lawrence, Secretary of the Commonwealth, show that 1249 licenses to carry firearms were issued in September.
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Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
the Commonwealth
Principal's Report Highlights School Health and Finances
Principal's Report shows September to October activity at Holy Family School Nazareth. Substitutes totaled 22.00 in district costs. Fire drills occurred at Fairview Whitfield and High School. Accidents caused seven days absence for two senior students. Medical inspector examined 202 pupils and football squad, plus health program and scarlet fever checks. Nurse Miss Grim logged 28 hours, 41 home visits, 12 accompanied to clinics, 6 to hospital clinics, 19 minor treatments. Non resident pupils total 2450 across grades 7-12 plus elementary, from fourteen districts including Bath Beth- hem, Bushkill, Chapman Quarries, Forks Mt. Bethel Hill. Local community notes list visits by several Nazareth residents.
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Nazareth
Holy Family School
Anne Y. Long
Elizabeth Bahnsen
William Wiliams
Augusta Etschman
Charles Frack
Fairview
Whitfield
High Schol
Industrial Arts Department
Fraunfelder
Bulding
Bath
Bethhem Township
Bushkill Townip
Chapman Quarries
Forks Towner
Mt. Bethel
Social Notes from Stockertown and Nearby Areas
A crowded weekend of visits and family events across Stockertown and neighboring towns includes Darrohn and Scott families hosting relatives from Lower Nazareth and Washington NJ, plus trips to Bound Brook for a 75th birthday celebration. Guests span Tatamy Easton Martins Creek Bethlehem Allentown and Philadelphia as Mrs. Engler, Miss Sand, and others enjoy weekend gatherings and extended family time.
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H F. Darrohn
Howard and
Raymond
Margaret Scott
Lower Naza
Clarence Young
Margaret
Vernon Milbburn and
Daugher
Tatamy
Samuel Darrohn
Amanda Martin
Harvey Pysher
Forks
Edwin Silverthorn
Willam Winters
Iaughter
Raymond Collins
Washington, N. J
C. E. Sandt
J. H. Newhart
Beatrice and
Russel Newhart
Saylorsburg
Evan Evans
Robert Eschenfelder
Wilkes-Barre
Aaron Werkheisey
Remaly
Siegfried and Fehnel Families Noted in Pulerton and Cherry
Mr and Mrs Joseph Siegfried and children Loretta Josephine Robert and Louise of Pullerton are joined by Mr and Mrs Charles Fehnel of Cherry in a family notice signaling an extended household gathering.
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Joseph Siegfried
Loretta
Josephine
Robert and
Louise
Pullerton
Charles Fehnel
Cherry
Barrall Improving After Blood Poisoning
Charles L Barrall, once seriously ill with blood poisoning, is improving. Family members including Mr and Mrs Earl Barrall and Victor Lilly and Mrs Ellen Lilly visit. Mrs Richard Oplinger visited her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs William Mills last week. Farmers in the area husk corn as autumn work continues.
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Charles L. Barrall
Earl Barrall
Victor
Lilly
Ellen J. Lilly
Charles Barrall
William Mills
Victor Lilly
Richard Oplinger
Llewellin Kramer
Alfred Schlegel
Jacob Schlegel
Pennsylvania Beautiful Fall Colors Explained
The southern part of Pennsylvania experiences vivid autumn colors as leaves change to red and orange on maples, dogwood, sumac, sassafras, and oaks, while yellows appear on tulip trees, hickory, locust, birch, and beech. Experts say frost aids the change but does not cause it, noting chlorophyll fades as daylight wanes and minerals reveal new hues.
Patriotic Order Sons of America Meeting At Easton
About twenty five members of the local camp of the Patriotic Order Sons of America attended the first meeting held in Camp 407 rooms at Easton. Bill Homtz and Eddie Dech were elected district guard and conductor respectively.
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the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Frst
Camp 407
Easton
Bill Homtz
Eddie Dech
Hettict
Birthday Surprise Party at Green Street Home
A birthday anniversary gathering honored Mrs at the Sieg el residence on Green Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Smith, Mr and Mrs Hoch and son Harri from Kerndale, Mr and Mrs Charles Kline and Dorothy and Joseph from Fulmer's Crossing, Mrs Emma Rauschen berger, and several Siegfried relatives from town.
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M. Tel Siegel
Green Street
George Smith
George Hoch
Harrison
Kerndale
Charles Kline
Dorothy
Joseph
Fulmer
George Koehler
Percy Kidd
Truman
Daniel Siegfried
Daniel
Town
Harrisburg WPA Projects Enforce Department Safety Rules
Harrisburg WPA projects will enforce Department of Highways safety rules on all highway work. Secretary Warren VanD. First aid equipment is provided by the department and available under WPA. Employees are instructed to observe full safety precautions.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Secretar Warren Vand
High School Grid Warriors Ready for Pen Argyl Clash
The Blue and White seek revenge after last year’s 7 to 6 defeat to Pen Argyl. Coaches emphasize readiness as 134 points were scored in the first three games, with no serious injuries and a same lineup expected for Saturday’s 2 30 kickoff amid fears of an aerial Pen Argyl attack.
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Pen Argyl
Emaus
Pen Argy
Forest Fire Warning From Pennsylvania Warden
Harrisburg says chief forest fire warden George H. Wirt warns sportsmen to guard against fires as hunting opens and autumn fire season would usually start by mid October. Rain and lack of frosts lessen danger but hot windy days could spark fires. sportsmen urged to be careful with matches tobacco and camp fires now.
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Harrisburg
George H. Wirt
Pennsyla
Pennsylvania
Forest fire risk and humane hunting ethics in autumn
A fragment discusses how careless use of fire starts wildfires and harms wildlife. It notes a Canadian report on birds and animals killed or injured when homes and food sources are damaged, urging sportsmen to allow quarry a chance to escape and avoid letting fires burn.
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Canada
Record of 522 deer killed by farmers in September
In September 522 deer were killed by farmers to protect property, the largest monthly total since the right began. Most killings occurred in the northcentral belt, which will open to antlerless deer shooting for three days in December. The Game Commission logged ninety six prosecutions and several bear damage claims from Potter county.
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The
Game Commission
Northcentral
Potter County
Pennsylvania Game Board Oath Arduously Governs Offic e Candidacy
The Pennsylvania Game Commission forbids any employee or deputy from seeking public office without resigning from service. At Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Americans meeting in Babps Hall, President Stella Dech led devotions with Chaplain Lucy Remaly. Mary Abel reported finances while illness and recovery notes were shared for Grace Pike and Helen Miller.
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Ers
Pennsylvania Game Commission
P. O
Patriotic Order of Americans
Babp
Stella Dech
Lucy Remaly
Mary Abel
Grace Pike
Helen Miller
Mary Rineer
Lottie Reber
Flora Garris
Catherine Young
Kate Garris
Elizabeth Transue
Anna Gruner
Sarah Serfass
Mary Smith
Emma Walters
Refreshments Served at Meeting by Local Committee Members
Emma Johnson, Mamie Edelman, Anna Kratz, Carrie Barrall, Ruth Hawk, Kathryn Johnson, Olive Hoff and Mabel Stettler provided delicious refreshments at the gathering. Friday October 18 meeting begins at 7 30 p m followed by a card party.
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Emma Johnson
Mamie Edelman
Anna Kratz
Carrie Barrall
Ruth Hawk
Kathryn Johnson
Olive Hoff
Mabel Stettler
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Boy Scout Cubs
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Pastor
Bethlehe
Scroeneck Moravian
Jetmao
Cooperssyre
Ty Rev
Cheries
E. Dana
Harry
Harriegle
REF
Helen Sandt Lehr
the Board of Game Commission
Dr. A. G. Potts Ontometrist
Northampton St
Perman
Rose Beauty
Work
Tobachmik
Grand’s Millinery Dept
Porvenery
F.& W. Grand “Stone
Cer Millinery de
Allentown Station
Topeoate
Triangle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsie Williams
Danville
Ets
State
Natex
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Gchlegel
Nazareth, PA
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