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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
2
The piece extols the Twentieth Century wonder era highlighting concrete highways as the nation’s life-blood. It argues for rapid expansion beyond 100000 miles of concrete to meet three million road miles, praising safety, even surfaces, and durable crowns as key benefits.
A reflection on astonishing statistics from United States mortality and cigarette waste, noting the public fascination with figures like Robert Ripley. The piece argues that statisticians should use data to benefit mankind rather than entertain, stressing the value of arranging facts toward a higher destiny.
A fragmented report cites the St Louis team’s success as partly due to warmer year round weather allowing more practice. It notes experts offer other explanations beyond luck while mentioning advertising and economics shaping public discourse.
International Sun day School Lesson explores prayer as fellowship with God using Matthew 6 5 15 3 14 41 John 4 46 54 and Eph 6 10 17 It explains secret prayer over public show and presents the Lord s Prayer as model While forgiving others and heartfelt talk to God are emphasized practical tips urge honest inner attitude over mere words.
Sunday gatherings unfolded across Stockertown and nearby areas. Families including Peters Happel and Neigh hosted visits while Ruth Martin and Beatrice Newhart traveled between Stroudsburg State College Oneida and Bangor. A Frank Marth home party celebrated March and Jenny’s birthdays with extensive local attendance. The Forks Church observed confirmation and communion services with Rev. George Kleckner presenting confirmations.
An old advertisement for George N Miller General Merchandise featuring Wayne Frappe Farming Implements. Retail offerings include farm tools and supplies in a local dealership listing.
Moravian Church Rev. Paul S Meinert M A Pastor announces Men's Prayer Meeting Bible School worship and message themes and various parish activities including teachers meeting orchestra rehearsal and a tea social room gathering plus junior Friday events and Girl Scouts Troop 1. St Johns Lutheran Rev H C Snyder lists Sunday School Confessional Service Boy Scouts Ladies Aid Society and choir plans with catechetical class in process. St Johns Evangelical Reformed Church Rev Walter H Diehl notes Sunday School and Junior C.F activities.
Emmanuelsville Reformed will sponsor a chicken and waffle supper on Saturday November 17 after Sunday services. The church will also hold a Young People's meeting and a reception for newly confirmed members by the Well Worth While Society on October 24. Numerous local residents and visitors attended services and visits across the region, with many calls and family mentions noted.
Liberty Grange announces its annual Hallowe'en party on October 30 with valuable prizes, dancing, cards, and bingo following the grand parade. Guests include Mr and Mrs C C Koehler Bethlehem and Mr and Mrs W J Young Macada who toured the Poconos over the weekend. A surprise party marked Warren Baeger's twentieth birthday at the Saeger home Nazareth Pike with games, dancing, and luncheon. attendees listed.
Missionary Superintendent Culver A led the Sunday School with the roll call by Robert Mary Ruth Beil. The session focused on Economic Conditions Today. Morning sermon titled Covetousness and evening sermon titled Wisdom. Berean Adult Bible Class met Tuesday evening at Mrs. William Lieberman’s home in Schoeneck.
Winds topple nuts as kids gather them. Ladies Aid met at Van Mellhaneys. Columbus Day observed with exercises. Elma Fox returns from Easton Hospital. Freddy Depue suffers severe cold. Rev J P Shook visits McIlhaneys and Mary Shook. W Ribble nearly finishes a new garage. Clarence Fox and wife visit Mt Pleasant relatives. Hunting season nears but hunters must seek owners permission.
Confirmation and Communion services will be held in Christ Re formed Church Moore Township Sunday at 10 00 a m A supper will be held in Moores town Grange on the 3rd of November Mr and Mrs Warren Bockwaller Mr and Mrs John Lucas and Miss Virginia Pelhemius of Asbury Park N J visited Sunday with James F and H E Bartholomew on Walnut street Mr and Mrs Russell Cowling and David Smith and Helen Laubach accompanied the big Sunday excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls over the Lehigh Valley Mr and Mrs Harley Beers Allentown spent Tuesday here at the old Homestead Rev R H Helffrich and his delegate elder are attending the sessions of East Penna Class is at Salem Church Catasauqua two days this week In the midst of all of our grand ideas no one has yet asked for a bigger and better low mood.
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