Nazareth Editorial Urges Civic Pride and Leadership
This editorial laments Nazareth's fading public spirit and leadership. It argues past parades and civic efforts faded due to lacking coordinated cooperation, calling for renewed initiative and joint action. It cites recent Item articles seeking a Jack Frost Parade as evidence of town meetings without follow through.
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Yesteryear
Nazareth
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
American Legion Post
Sportsmen Clubs Urged to Curb Game Violations
A reader criticizes sportsmen clubs for not acting against game hogs and violators. Reports describe vandals along Bush Kill Creek killing four young mallards with stones. Bushkill Milling Company posts notices and seeks to protect the birds and their propagation efforts.
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Bushkill Creek
Bushkill Milling Company
Bath Junior Choir celebrates silver jubilee anniversary
The Christ Evangelical Church Bath Junior Choir marks its 25th anniversary with morning services at 10 15 and vesper services at 4 pm on October 31. Founded in 1912 by Rev William A Helferich the group now has 56 members with an active alumni network across the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Ev- Ref
Church
Bath
William A. Helfferich
Reginald H. Helfferich
Jean A. Worman
Clarence F. Lerch
Frank 8. Graver
Nazareth High routs Bethlehem Jayvees 52 to 0 in tuneup
Nazareth High blue and white overwhelmed Bethlehem High Jayvees 52 to 0 on the local field. Captain Billy Tamandl and Robbie Freeman starred with multiple touchdowns as Nazareth built leads, then rotated reserves in the second half while Bethlehem advanced only once to Nazareth’s 12-yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leh- Bartolet Nazareth High
Bethlehem High Jayvees
Bangor High
Leh
Billy Tamand
Robbie Freeman
Tamandi
Freeman
Brick Free
Jack Rediine
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Tamandl
Redline
Dhukker
Nazarenes
Wayne Keck
Bethlehemites
Nester
Bethlehem Nazareth
O. Weiss
George Doyle Mengel
Freeman Tamandl
Schmaltzer
Nazareth Varsity Club Rolls Past Alpha Jackets 18 0
Nazareth High School breezed to an 18 to 0 victory over Alpha Jackets on the Nazareth Municipal Park field. Nazareth led 6 0 after the first period as Stannard, Martin and Pedro moved the ball and Betz caught a five yard pass for the touchdown. Alpha’s lone threat came late in the game as their offense finally clicked briefly before Nazareth preserved the shutout.
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Nazareth
Alpha
N. J
Nazareth Munic Park
Touchpha
Nazarenes
Nagarenes
Biff Stannard
Babe Martin
Louie Pedro
Martin
Joey Betz
Pedro
Stannard
Betz
Mar
Cremona String Quartet To Render Program At St John’s
The Cremona String Quartet, sponsored by Dr. Charles Haff of Northampton, will perform at St. John’s Lutheran Church Sunday evening. The program features four ancient Italian instruments with ages ranging from 1540 to 1700, selected for their tone and blend in the quartet.
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Cremona
Charles Haff
Northampton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Antonius Stradivarius
Italy
Nicolo Amati
Peregrino Michelis di Zanetto
Brescia
Francesco Rugeri
Haff
1937 Pennsylvania small game season opens with broad licenses
Harrisburg October 28 1937 officials announce the small game hunting season begins Monday at nine o clock with licenses issued to between 600 000 and 850 000 hunters in Pennsylvania. The period runs 22 days for small game 12 days for male deer five days for bear and antlerless deer hunts with a special two dollar antlerless permit required November 25 27.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Adams
Armstrong
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Strafford
Butler
Cambria
Camp Carbon Center
Rush
Taylor
North
Half Moon
Huston
Union
Boggs
Snowshoe
Burnside
Curtin
Chester Clarion Clearfield
Cooper, Beccaria
Penn and Boggs
Clinton
Columbia
Dauphin
Elk
Fayette, Forest
Franklin
Fulton
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mifflin
Monroe
Northampton
Northumberland
Perry
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Suillvan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Venango
Warren
Nazareth Democratic Womans Club Banquet
Two hundred citizens attended the Nazareth Inn banquet sponsored by the Nazareth Democratic Womans Club. Dr. W. Calvin Nickel presided with speakers Everett Kent candidate for Northampton County Judge William Barthol and Mrs Flohr chair of the State Federation of Democratic Womens Clubs. The arrangements committee led by Mrs Victor Edelman received thanks for the event.
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Nazareth Democratic Womans Club
Nazareth Inn
W. Calvin Nickel
Everett Kent
Northampton County
Willam Barthol
Flohr
Federation of Democratic Womens Clubs
Victor Edelman
Coming Events in Belfast Churches October to November
October 31 a 7:30 p m musical at Belfast Ref Church by Earl Held's Symphony Orchestra. November 3 turkey dinner by the Married Ladies Bible Class of St John’s Reformed Church in the church basement. November 4 Carl party at Odd Fellows Hall by Nazar eth Band. November 9 cooking school in St John’s Evy Ref Church social rooms under Mothers' Class. November 13 roast beef and sauer kraut supper in St John’s Reformed Church by local O E 8.
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Belfast
Earl Held
Symphony
St. John's Reformed Church
Carl
Odd Fellows Hall
Nazareth Band
St John's Evy
Moorestown Farm Products Show scheduled for Nov 6
The 13th annual Moorestown Community Farm Products Show will be held Saturday November 6 with exhibits from the surrounding community and county visitors. A committee led by J A Jones organizes the event with cooperative support from the Agricultural Extension Service and Nazareth National Bank and Trust Co to fund prizes. Exhibits accepted 1 PM to 4 PM. evening program at 8 PM includes films, entertainment, and judges talks.
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Moorestown
J. A. Jones
A. F P. Meyers
R. D. Hagenbuch
P. R. Seifert
G. H. Mann
J.C. Werner
J. J. Heyer
W. H. Schlegel
C. W. Williams
Agricultural Extension Service
F. Markuerite Erikson
B. L. Coleman
Nazareth National Bank and Trust Co
L. Hacker
Lehigh County
Grimes
McIntosh
Baldwin
Smokehouse
Rome
Stayman
Jonathan
King
Spy
Cortland
Paragon
R. I
Potato Club
Sterling Billheimer
John Edwards
Robert Edwards
Clair Fehr
Wilson Roth
Woodrow Roth
Paul Schlegel
William Schlegel
Nazareth Lions Mark 13th Anniversary With Turkey Dinner
The Nazareth Lions Club held its thirteenth anniversary celebration Tuesday at the YMCA. More than 100 members and guests attended a gala evening featuring Danny Deever's Orchestra, magician Gus Bohn, and a humorous address by Dr. W. C. Troxell of Allentown Hospital. Lion J. A. Klick introduced the speaker, while Lion George A. Smith presided as toastmaster. community singing followed led by Lion Tommy De Reamer with Lion Charles Hess at the piano.
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Nazareth Lion's Club
Y.M.C.A
Danny Deever
Gus Bohn
Philadelphia
W. C. Troxell
Allentown
Masquerade Ball by Young Democratic Club at Carlo Hall
The Young Democratic Club hosts a large masquerade ball this Saturday night October 30 at their headquarters Carlo Hall. Cash prizes attract attendees while music by Meixner's Globe Trotters will set the festive pace.
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Young Democratic Club
Carlo Hall
Meixner
Busy 11 Year Old Runs Large Chicken Farm Route
John Roth, eleven, feeds and sorts eggs for Mountview Poultry Farm in Bushkill Township while juggling school and driving a 1922 Dodge truck. His dog Pal aids traffic control as Roth, son of Albert and Mrs. Roth of Nazareth, also contributes to the ITEM Rural School News.
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John Roth
John
Pal
Albert Roth
R.F.D. No
Piletown
Nazareth
Mountview
Bushkill Township
County Federation of Sportsmen Meet at Point Phillips
Northampton County sportsmen through their federation oppose doe shooting in the county. At a Monday meeting at Point Phillips clubs discussed investigations into the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners and how sportsmen funds are spent. Nine other county federations joined in the push. The meeting noted distribution of trout sun and catfish in Bushkill Creek Birch Creek and other streams and announced 250 ringnecks released with bands. Hunters urged reporting banded birds for rewards.
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Northampton County
Point Phillips
Commission
Dhe
Ackermanville Rod and Gun Club
Bethlehem Fish and Game Asso
Blue Mountain Rod and Gun Club
Blue Ridge Rod
Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners
Bushkill
Birch Creek
Stewart
Biblical Drama at St John’s Reformed Church
The Biblical Drama The Prodigal Son will be shown at St John’s Reformed Church Sunday evening October 31 at 7 30 under the Men’s League. Miss Amy Knauss directs with music by Mr Charles Hess and Miss Mae Weisley. Oscar Brong plays The Father and George A. Smith The Traveler among others with a silver offering invited.
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St. John's Reformed Church
Yelock
Men's League
Amy Knauss
Charles Hess
Mae Weisley
Oscar Brong
Charles L Shimer
Harold Kratz
John Allen
George A. Smith
Nazareth
Nazareth Needlework Guild Hears Plan for Garment Drive
The Nazareth branch executive board met at Mrs P B Trumbower’s home to plan the annual collection of garments. The meeting will be at Moravian Church on November 17 at 2 PM with donations on display. Last year’s total was 15 14. A social hour follows. garments will be distributed the next day to needy families and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth
Needlework Guild of America
P. 8. Trumbower
Halloween Party At Kilpatrick Garage
A Halloween party was held in the garage of Peter Kilpatrick at East Lawn on Friday evening with games and refreshments. Attendees included Arlene Morris, Marion Zellner, Leola Shook, Ella Timmel, Louise Kindred, Margaret Wartman, Betty Ackerman, Vivian Von Steuben, Alverna Trach, Eva Kilpatrick, Anna Kilpatrick, Clarence Clewell, Ralph Shook, George Shook, Russell Kresgy, Allen Lilly, Warren Lilly, Stanley Werner, Wilson Rissmiller, and Roy Kilpatrick. Mr Henry Knauss of Liberty Street was confined to his home due to illness.
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Peter Kilpatrick
East Lawn
Arlene Morris
Marion Zellner
Leola Shook
Ella Timmel
Louise Kindred
Margaret Wartman
Betty Ackerman
Vivian von Steuben
Alverna Trach
Eva Kilpatrick
Anna Kilpatrick
Clarence Clewell
Ralph Shook
George Shook
Russell Kresgy
Allen Lilly
Warren Lilly
Stanley Werner
Wilson Rissmiller
Roy Kilpatrick
Coffin Sr. of Nazareth Cement Company Dies at Cedar Gate
Geo F Coffin Sr prominent North on County Bar figure dies at Cedar Gate home at 3 30 PM Monday after complications. He and son George Jr practiced law in Easton. his son is assistant district attorney. Coffin held offices in Lehigh Bridge Co Nazareth Cement Co Ogdensburg Gas and Power Co Portland Cement Association and National Portland Cement Co. Survived by widow two children sister Dell Graver Palmerton.
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Northon
Cedar Gate
Town
Coffin
George Jr
Northampton National Bank
Easton
Lafayette College
General Reeder
Lehigh Bridge Co
Nazareth Cement Co
Ogdensburg Gas and Ogdensburg Power & Light Co
Portland Cement Association
National Portland Cement Co
First Presbyterian Church
Donald Patterson
New York City
Dell Graver
Palmerton
Nazareth Republican Council Active Meeting Report
The Nazareth Republican Council held its monthly meeting at Municipal Park on Tuesday evening October 19 with president Helen Thomas presiding. Prizes at bingo were won by Herbert Edelman Oplinger Mrs Howard Werkheiser Mrs Robert Pritchman Miss Salome Wolf Mrs Luis Mrs Fred Seyfried Mrs George Smith and Mrs Charles Rundle. Miss Alice Hilliard won the door prize and Mrs Mamie Wartman of Upper Nazareth Township won the rural district four committee women prize for bringing in the most members.
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Nazareth Republican Council
Helen Thomas
Herbert Edelman
Oplinger
Howard Werkheiser
Robert Pritchman
Salome Wolf
Luis
Fred Seyfried
George Smith
Charles Rundle
Alice Hilliard
Mamie Wartman
Upper Nazareth Township
Robert Fritchman
Page Pive
Roosevelt's special session signals policy shifts in New Deal
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's planned November session and hints at a reformist turn away from heavy spending toward farm aid and wage hour controls. It cites sources claiming the White House trimmed radical policies, focused on international affairs, and eyed less aggressive government power, while noting ongoing debates about authenticity and timing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Ope
Bonneville
Washington
Paul
Mallon
Supreme Court
Chicago
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County Federation OF Sportsmen
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Pan” Game Commission
ST. John’s Reformed Church
Needlework Guild
Hallowe'en Party
Henry Knauss
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F. W. Dodge Corporation
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