Surprise party honors Mrs Uriah Nagle in Bath
A genuine surprise birthday event was held at the corner of Northampton and Chestnut Streets in Bath for Mrs Uriah Nagle. Guests danced and enjoyed a substantial refreshments spread with music by Knauss and Reaser and a large invited list including Siegfrid, Danner, Keim, McIlheaney, Remaly, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seyfried
Cherry Hill
Uriah Nagle
Northampton and
Chestnut Sts
Bath
Harry McIlheaney
Virginia
Messers, Knauss
Reaserana
John Siegfried
Levi Danner
Robert Barnes
A. Speerer
D. E. Keim
Stephen Roher
Harry Rechline
Alvin Fehnel
Thomas Remaly
E. Merkle
George Beer
Misses Ellen
Annie McIheaney
Annie Miller
Ella Danner
Mamie Reimer
Viola Snyder
Clara
Eva Sigfried
Edelman
Messers
Frank Haupt
John Schlegel
Daniel Sigfried
Doc Bulkley
William Knauss
Reaser
Master McIlheaney
Walter Henshue Back Home After Successful Operation
Walter Henshue 23 years old and son of Preston Henshue of Georgetown returned home from St. Luke's Hospital South Bethlehem where he underwent an operation and is greatly improved. Local residents and families are listed visiting and traveling in nearby areas including Bushkill Park Stroudsburg and Port Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henshue
Preston Henshue
Georgetown
St. Luke's Hospital
South Bethlehem
Robert Knecht
Cherry Hill
Calvin Knecht
New Village
Edward Wambold
Bushkill Park
Clarence Barton
Stockertown
J. H. Newhard
Charles Flory
Charles Edelman
Edelmans
Theodore Flory
Upper Plainfield
Clarence Williams
Charles Hahn
Moorestown
Williams
Stroudsburg
Bushkill Falls
Milford
Port Jervis
Stella
Mary Reese
Mamie
Martha Koch
Annie Roth
Ruth Miller
Victor Fogel
Easton Hospital
Anna V. Bauer
Nazareth
Abraham Bauer
Floyd
Warren Eberts
Wilkes Barre
Richard O. Beitel
G. A. Schneebeli
Philadelphia
Community Notices From Local Social Calendar
Tenants and families traveling to events across towns and cities in the region include Mr and Mrs Harry B Munger at Peck s Pond Rev R L Woodring re appointed minister at Mennonite Brethren Church Bethlehem and numerous visits to Philadelphia Newport Pen Argyl Fleetwood Shawnee on the Delaware Mauch Chunk Edgemont Farmersville and Farm s ville as listed social visits and gatherings among local residents and relatives with bridge parties and dinner at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phans
Gettysburg
Hagen
Moravian Church
New Dorp
Staten Island
New York
Nazareth Hall
F. E. Grunert
Bethlehem
Moravian College
Lititz
York County
Slate Belt Telephone Company
New Village
Bower's Mill
O. D. Shafer
Frank Wunderly
Claire Wunderly
Frank Seyfried
Town
Owen C. Lichtenwalner
Harry
Tatamy
P. G. Lichtenwalner
Lanark
Lehigh County
Harry B. Munger
Peck's Pond
R. L. Woodring
Mennonite Brethren Church In Christ
Lester Everitt
John Freeman
Luther Lazarus
Philadelphia
Charles Sunday
Newport
Paul Heckman
M. E. Stuber
C. M. Stuber
Frances Mackes
Pen Argyl
H. Thompson Vannatta
Mary
Nelson
Mona Vannatta
Jefferson Hospital
William T. Metz
Robert L. Hoch
Robert Kist
Willis Hagenbuch
South Whitefield St
Ralph Rissmiller
Pine St
Fleetwood
Clarence Fehnel
Shawnee on-the-Dela Ware
A .Newton Gi
Pennsylvania Retail Trade From Census of Business
Doing an annual business of two and a half billion dollars more than 125 000 retail establishments serve Pennsylvania citizens The census notes 40000 service establishments adding repair shops and custom industries The state retail business employs about a half million people a quarter of whom are proprietors Eight rural counties have more proprietors than employees Forest Fulton Juniata Perry Pike Snyder Sullivan and Susquehanna The sales pattern shows per capita differences across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
U. S
Forest
Fulton
Juniata
Perry
Pike
Snyder
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Recipe contest offers $500 prize and weekly prizes
The Nazareth Item details a Brer Rabbit Molasses recipe contest offering a $500 grand prize or $509 cash, plus four weekly prizes of cash or molasses. Entries must include name and address, attach a can label, and be mailed to Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Judging covers originality and practicality. winners and recipes become property of the packers. Contest runs four weeks with weekly closes and final publication of winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Main St
Clementine Paddleford
The
Christian Herald
Mildred Jessland
Arline Roiland
Lady Luck
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Nce
BR. Mallen
Per Capita Retail Sales Vary Widely Across Pennsylvania Counties
The State Planning Board reports Philadelphia has the highest per capita retail sales at 337 dollars annually, while the lowest county averages 93 dollars. The statewide average is 259 dollars as shopping habits drive city and rural purchasing patterns. News notes that 26 cents of every retail dollar go to food, 19 to general merchandise, 12 to automotive, and 9 to apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania
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Jerpts
Hecktown
Henry Clewell
Walter
Remaley
James Moore
Underly
Bro
John Anangst
Ly Jp
Stackhouse
Heller
Con
Ar, D. No 1
Ee—Nararetos
Anglemire
Mobilgas
John Welk
Centre
Dr. W. Cal. Nickel
So. Main St
Nazareth, Pa
Stockertown, PA
Ivania
America
Agider Painiien
Iggest
FORD
Brivett
Ena
Frack & Leh
RDS
Garomationty Cenniad
Firet
Prise Witt
Nice
Tex
Hie
Clementine Paddieford
Arline Malland
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