Anniversary of Discovery by Columbus Public Schools
The Nazareth item notes the 47 year anniversary of Columbus discovery celebrations held at Mora Public Schools. A Nazareth Drum Corps led the procession to the church with large attendance, patriotic hymns, and speeches and essays by Floyd W. Beck Lottie Cope Helen Beitel Annie Crawford and Charles Knecht praising Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columate
Naza- Ha Priday
Mora
Main
Columbus
Annie Crawford
Charles Knecht
Remarks on Pilgrims and civic duty at school exercises
Rev de Schweinuts contrasted Pennsylvania and New England pilgrims and stressed public schools' role in building patriotic and moral citizenship. The two hour program drew praise for students, staff, and facilities, with parents and the public invited to feel proud of the schools.
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de Schweinuts
Pennsylvania
Town People and Local Updates Chronicle
Alvin Anangst and family visited relatives in Moorestown on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Whitesell suffered a left arm fracture after a delay in seeking medical care. Rev. W. H. Vogler returned from Utica with news of laying the cornerstone for a new Moravian church. Others: choir invites, plans to return from Wisconsin, Mayme Stofflet to Philadelphia for nurse training, Richard Laubach ill, Harry Steele met Nazareth committee, Clarice Henning moved, David Kern jobs, John Happle bought a Ford, Clarence Hummel moved to Philadelphia, John Edelman trucked goods, George Bossard visited Nazareth and Bath, Lewis Hoch bought a Walnut Street lot for a bungalow.
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Alvin Anangst
Moorestown
Charles Whitesell
East Walnut St
W. H. Vogler
Utica
N. Y
Vogler
Second
Fred Kern
Eugene Trein
Plainfield
Claude R. Christ
Wisconsin
Mayme Stofflet
A. J. Stofflet
Town
Philadelphia
Richard Laubach
Dexter
Harry Steele
Easton
Nazareth
Clarice Henning
Smoketown
Robert Bachman
Mauch Chunk Street
David Kern
Georgetown
R. O. Beitel
John Happle
Tatamy
Palmer Auto Co
Clarence Hummel
Newburg
John Edelman
George Bossard
Palmerton
Bath
Bossard
Allen Street Railway
Lewis V. Hoch
Center St
Walnut St
Harry Abel
Promised Land Visitors Tour Monroe County History
Sun day visitors, led by Mr and Mrs Jesse Kereidler and Mr and Mrs Willis Hagenbuch, toured Promised Land and Gilberts in Monroe County to view the Kresge family monument as part of a Sunday outing. The group included Miss Hester Kereidler and Miss Lizzie Abel among others.
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Jesse Kereidler
Hester
Willis Hagenbuch
Sunady
Promised Land
Isaac Abel
Lizzie Abel
George Silvert
Walter Abel
Gilberts
Monroe County
Kresge
Local Dignitaries and Residents Visit Nearby Towns
The report notes Kermit Nolf of Battery 12 Fort Monroe Va returns from a fifteen day furlough to visit his mother Mrs Frank P Hahn. Councilman L A Butts visited Easton. Thomas Hoffman works as night watchman at Nazareth Waist Co. George Reese Arlene and Henry A Schlegel visit Hope N J. George H Welty visits Palmerton. Carrie Stocker formerly of town now of Allentown visits. I A Bachman and Hermon Hark spend days in Philadelphia. Jeremiah Stout and Eliza A Johnson improve properties with new concrete pavement on South and South Whitefield Streets.
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Church
Kermit Nolf
Battery 12
U. S. Army
Fort Monroe
Frank P. Hahn
L. A. Butts
Easton
Thomas Hoffman
Nazareth Waist Co
George Reese
Arlene
Henry A. Schlegel
Hope
N. J
George H. Welty
Palmerton
Carrie Stocker
Town
Allentown
I. A. Bachman
Hermon Hark
Philadelphia
Jeremiah Stout
Eliza A. Johnson
South
South Whitefield Sts
Halloween Socials and Bulb Advice Highlight Wind Gap Notes
Mrs Harry Oaten and children visited Mrs Oatens parents in Pen Argyl. Ruth Wagner visited Lancaster parents. The Willing Workers class held a Halloween party at Zion Welsh church with prizes and a large luncheon. A masquerade party was hosted by the Houghs in Mauch Chunk Street. Bulb planting tips from Penn State urge proper soil and storage for winter blooms.
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Harry Oaten
Amelia
Samuel
Harry
William Gard
Lower Broadway
Willing Workers Bible Class
Zion Welsh Presbyterian Church
Charles Trexler
Lillian Jones
Richard Buskirk
Gerald Roberts
Richard Pritchard
Chas. Jensen
Clyde Snyder
Harry Edwards
Ne! Parry
Bronwen Pritchard
Leona Cox
Fred Trexler
Eleanor Trexler
Billy Buskirk
Duane Walek
Charles Jensen Jr
Rodney Snyder
Lil-ian Jones
Bangor
Wm. Gard
Wm. Walek
Charlene
Ruby June Hough
Hallowe'en
Charles K. Hough
Mauch Chunk
Gioia Michael
Naomi
Ruth Koch
Shirley Dech
Lois Rohn
Marjorie Griffin
Clara Redline
Jacqueline Jones
Marion Bachman
Ruby June
Charlene Hough
Lester Young
Llewellyn Bachman
Kenneth Bachline
Cary Simmons
Willard Smith
Edward Follweiler
William Redline
Kenneth Fry
Robert Kocher
Thomas Kern
Penn State
Autumn months show peak highway deaths in US
National Bureau notes October to December bring the highest fatal accidents on American highways with about 25 percent higher deaths in the last quarter. Night driving during the shorter days increases risk, especially 5 to 7 PM, when traffic is heavy. Pedestrian fatalities rise in November through January, so motorists should slow at dusk, watch intersections, and ensure headlights are adjusted.
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National Conservation Bureau
Association of Casualty and Surety Executives
Bureau
Conservation Bureau
Bake Sale by Bushkill Church Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bushkill M E Church Clearfield will hold a bake sale in Nazareth Hardware store rooms at 49 South Matin Street on Saturday morning October 28 starting at 9 A.M. All home made tasties will be on sale.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Bushkill M. E
Clearfield
Nazareth Hardware
South Matin St
Harrisburg FFA Band Forms All-Star State Youth Ensemble
The Future Farmers of America band in Pennsylvania brings together more than a hundred youths from across the Commonwealth. Members are chosen from numerous local bands, creating an all-star organization representing many sections of the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Future Farmers of America
Commonwealth
Watch for Wet Leaves as Darkness Falls
Warnings about wet leaves and potentially frozen patches after dark urge drivers to plan earlier returns. Shorter daylight in fall and winter makes 20 or 30 minutes of saved travel time significant for reaching home before night.
Farm prices rise as September ends in Pennsylvania
Harricburg index shows Pennsylvania farmers with higher agricultural product prices for the month ending September 15. Prices of many farm products advanced sharply, though terminal market prices indicate some declines since September 15. The level reported today remains the highest since January 2008.
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Pennsylvania Farmera
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