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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

Page

5

Principal Makes Report For September 1

Principal reports athletics revenues and expenses from games with Coplay and Stroudsburg totaling 170.55 and 76.25 respectively, with net balances of 130.80 and 30.50. Weather described as extremely unfavorable. Nazareth Holy Family School reports 145 enrolled students under Sister M. Theophila. Eastern District Pennsylvania State Education Association convention set for October 19 in Pottsville with no school that day. PTA meets October 11 at 7:48. Senior high school magazine drive nets 164.14 for the library. Crowell Publishing Company periodicals used.

Coplay Stroudsburg Nazareth Holy Family School M. Theophila Pennsylvania State Education Association Pottsville Crowell Publishing Company

Plans for State Farm Show in Harrisburg Next January

Committees from over thirty farm groups in Pennsylvania work with the State Farm Show Commission to plan the nineteenth annual Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg January 21 235. Director Lighe cites expansions for livestock dressed meat and poultry displays egg show rugs baked goods and dress exhibits while improving food booth layout and door placements to accommodate more exhibitors and entries.

Pennsylvania State Farm Show Commission Harrisburg Lighe

De Facto usurys Plainfield land sold for debt

Webster Stover and Raymond Stow associated with Herbert F Lau attorney in a writ of execution. The property described is a 2 acre 6 perches tract in Plainfield Township on the Easton to Wind Gap road, including a 1½ story frame dwelling and outbuildings. The sale enforces a judgment against Bert F Laur? Lt. The Northampton County Sheriff, Charles H Cunungst, directs the sale.

Webster Stover Raymond Stow Herbert F. Lau Plainfield Easton Wind Gap Annie Seawall Thomas Miller Perthes Stockers Town Edelman J. Milton Miller Bert Flaur Charles H. Cunangst Sherif Northampton County Pennsylvania

Banks cautious but borrowers willing in postwar credit view

Read excerpted conclusions from Albert W. Atwood’s piece on The Idle Dollar. Banks report high loan approval rates yet many applicants seek long term capital, while overall demand for credit remains weak as debt and caution shape borrowing.

Albert W. Atwood Saturday Evening Post Mr. Atwood Everyody Ty Crlavige

Sanitary Skid Proof Floors for Barns by Kaiser

Agricultural engineer W G Kaiser describes concrete floors as essential for sanitary dairy barns. He outlines site prep, forms, mix ratios, curing, and finishing techniques to create durable non skid surfaces and proper manger and stall construction for hygienic milk production.

W. G. Kaiser

Obituary notices for Anna Oehler Lopp and Nathan Kleintop

Mrs. Anna Oehler Lopp widow of Rev. George H. Lopp died at St Luke's Hospital Bethlehem of appendicitis aged 68. Survived by son Harold Lopp and daughter Mrs Herbert Meinert. Funeral at Nazareth Moravian Cemetery. Nathan Kleintop died at home in Nazareth after a heart attack aged ? survived by son Stewart, two stepdaughters, a sister. Funeral at Moravian church Saylorsburg Cemetery.

Anna Oehler Lopp George H. Lopp St. Luke's Hospital Bethlehem Lopp Helen Bell Cottage Nazareth Jamaica Nathan Kleintop Stewart Kleintop Broad Street Oliver Kressler Allentown Mark Andrews Harlan Kentucky Howard Borger Kleintop Monroe County Pauls. Meinert Moravian Church Brick Church Saylorsburg

Wrong Side Driving Claims Many Lives This Year

The Division of Safety reports 68 fatalities and 3899 accidents caused by driving on the wrong side through August. In addition to deaths, 1698 people were injured.

Wedded Force Dornblaser in Nazareth Nuptials

Edwin Force of Buzztown and Arlene Dornblaser of Easton Route 3 wed at the parsonage on Broad Street Nazareth at 4 PM Saturday under a ring ceremony. Rev J A Klick officiated and the couple was unattended.

Force — Dornblaser Edwin Force Buzztown Arlene Dornblaser Easton J. A. Klick Broad Street Nazareth

Aiding Motorists Record For State Patrol Soar

State Highway Patrolmen aided motorists on 8056 occasions in eight months including 749 calls in August. The record reflects steady emergency response across the period and underscores readiness to assist in distress.

Resume Sealing Bituminous Mines Resume Sealing Bituminous Mines

The State Department of Health announces that, with Federal authorization, sealing abandoned coal mines in bituminous fields resumes to prevent stream pollution and protect public water supplies. Dr. Theodore B. Appel notes 280 mines and 13,000 drifts and shafts sealed since December 1933, with grants guiding continued work.

State Department of Healy Theodore B. Appel

Banks Cut R. F. C. Debts Across Bank Sectors Since 1982

Banks reduced Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans by 1.656 billion since February 1982, with about 1 billion repaid. The K.P.C. advanced 4.5809 billion to non-government borrowers, of which 2.17 billion, or 48 percent, has been repaid.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Adi K.P. C

State Employes' Retirement Fund reaches 14 million total

The September 1 financial report shows 13,564,000 invested and 461,034.02 cash on hand, totaling 14,025,034.02. The rest contains unrelated phrases and nonessential text.

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