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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
1
Bath area social notes recount a Moorestown orchestra engagement between meals. Also birthday, Halloween parties, juror list, and a Bath brief on school activities mark a lively community update from Bath and nearby towns.
A dessert feature describes a dark spiced cake with cinnamon nutmeg and chopped nuts, layered with a lemon cream cheese icing. The recipe includes tomato soup as a moistening ingredient and details on mixing and baking. Community notices follow about a Halloween party and local visits and meetings among residents.
A vintage guide on deep fat frying covers tempering fat, cooking times, and temperatures for fritters, croquettes, fish fillets, and onion rings. It lists recipes for fritters, fried pies, deviled oysters, and fried meats, plus a note on Pennsylvania swine growers seeding ryegrass for pasture to aid feed and sod durability.
Home Mission Day will be observed in Christ Evan. and Reformed Sunday School at 9:00 AM with a special program. Bathites attending the World's Fair last week include Mrs. Abbot Rothrock Mrs. Wm. Shingler Mrs. Walter Miller Mrs. Raymond Hoch and Mrs. Stephen Grutski. Walter Haupt son of Mr. and Mrs Clayton Haupt Bath who is in the U.S. Army was stationed at Fort Slo cum NY and will be transferred to Hawaii for two years.
AUNT CAL urges high school readers to gain broad knowledge for future work. The piece notes practical value beyond French tests, stressing general education, character-building, sportsmanship, hobbies, and early exposure to different jobs through reading and experience.
The note urges exploring books magazines and newspapers at the library and gaining first hand knowledge by visiting shops and talking to workers. It suggests learning from company pamphlets and keeping an open mind to new ideas with a friendly sign off from Aunt Cal.
Penn State extension specialists say unmarketable apples can yield a ready saleable cider if they are sound and insect free. They warn using only quality fruit for best results.
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