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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1930

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Marriage of Sarah Ellen Moore and Garrett Miller in Stroudsburg

Announcements from Bath report the July 23 wedding of Sarah Ellen Moore daughter of Harry F Moore of Sunbury and Garrett Fmery Miller son of Druggict SR Miller of Bath in Stroudsburg. The bride is a Liberty High School Bethlehem graduate and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy alum traveling as salesman for Bos' products in Central and other Pennsylvania. They will reside in Sunbury.

Sarah Ellen Harry F. Moore Sunbury Garrett Fmery Miller Druggict SR. Miller Bath Stroudsburg Weday the Bird Liberty High School Bethlehem Philadelphia Behcol of Pharmand Bos Central Othervania Sunvury

St Mar Lutheran Church Marks Seventh Anniversary

Philadelphia church observes its seventh anniversary at Broad and Chelton avenues. Pastor Rev Charles E Keim led morning services with Dr Charles E Jacobs of Mt Airy Seminary as pulpit guest, and Rev E F Protteicher of the Pennsylvania Ministerium preached in the evening. Keim, a Bath native, is linked to Nazareth families. anniversary events included a lecture by Rev Forrest E Fager and a Wednesday banquet.

St. Mar Lutheran Church Broad and Chelton Avenues Philadelphia Charles E. Keim Charles E. Jacobs Mt. Airy Seminary E. F. Protteicher Ministerium of Pennsylvania Keym Bath Frank Keim D. E. Keim Nazareth Forrest E. Fager

Excellent Program Presented by Wolf Junior High School

Last Friday afternoon Eureka Class hosted a Halloween program at Wolf Junior High. The Adelphian Club will be guests for a party tonight with committees set. Various readings, music, stories, and topics covered by multiple students, including Frank Moser and Verna Harding, showcased school talent. The Camp Fire Girls gained free use of a vacant bake shop on Main Street from Reuben Rohr, with meetings already held there.

Eureka Hallowe'en Adelphian Club Charles Dineer Grover Houser Nicholas Kossiros Camp Mins Woodrow Schlegel Alfred Green Mary Morn Evelyn Graver Kathryn Mooney James Snyder William Rothrock Irene Ritter Robert Laubach Carrie West Bernice Roberts Eleanor Leigh Nicholas Lyshan William Swepe George Strunk Newton Gish Ray Ervin Emma LeVan Reuben A. Rohr Camp Fire Girls

Town Notes on Visits and Local Happenings

Miss Anna Mae Reynolds and Miss Elizabeth Sencenbach visited Bath for the weekend. Teachers from Palmerton, crafts at the Needlework Guild, and plans for Camp Evergreen expansion were noted along with several local visits to Nazareth Bethlehem and Allentown. Community events include a prize masquerade at Sacred Heart and an In-gathering at the Presbyterian church during Institute Week.

Anna Mae Reynolds Bethlehem Elizabeth Sencenbach Claire Worman Palmerton Leiby Camp Evergreen North Walnut Street Richard Welty Charles Welty Nazareth R. L. Korstetter Allentown Jordon Church Lehigh P. C. Odenwelder County Teachers’ Institute Weel Needlework Guild Guild Bath Wendel Moser Trenton N. J Lloyd Y. Beers Washington, D. C Sacred Heart Auditorium B.V.M. Sodality Bath Melodians Presbyterian Church William A. Helffrich Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip Reformed Church Frank Slifer B. F. Rehn P.M. Kern Haff’s Hospital B. F. Rohn Northampton Street St. John's Lutheran Church Robert Mertz Nevin Bartholomew Glenside L. H. Bartholomew Washington Street J. H. Sencenbach R. H. Brennecke Schoeneck Aaron Lerch

Ground broken for public auditorium

The Firemen's auditorium project moves from plan to excavation as sub-contractor A A Ott begins cellar work with a large steam shovel. A force of men will be kept busy until construction is complete. Vote Jacob A Raub for General Assembly.

A. A. Ott

Grapes as Symbols and Serving Tips in Classic Cuisine

This piece extols grapes as symbols of plenty and happiness and offers serving guidance from warm room temperature to chilled, with presentation ideas on leaves and platters. It also provides a grape accompaniment for mutton featuring haricot beans and simple casserole instructions.

Tians

Game Commissioners Discuss Plans for Hunting Season

Division game supervisors met at the Game Commission office to outline plans for the coming season. Reports on game and feed are generally good across the state, with abundant beechnuts in the northern counties. Violations have begun to appear, and several deer cases have resulted in $100 fines plus costs. The notice urges sportsmen to cooperate with protectors, practice safe firearms handling, report violations, and follow trapping and hunting seasons and rules.

Office the Game Commission G. H. Gustin Lock Haven L. G. Confer John Gaines Samuel McGongal Clifford McGongal Max N. Ostrum Clyde Bundy Oscar Andrews Keating Summit William B. McClarin Salladasburg L. H. Hopkins South Williamsport Hopkins Meredith Kinsman Gillett Robt. A. Bailey Bradford Albert Syskora Germania William F. Hamilton Galeton Game Commission

Entertains Club members at Mrs Spencer Reph home

The Entreats Club, including Mrs. William Santee and Mrs. Wilmer Heyer, met at Mrs. Spencer Reph’s South street home on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Heilman as refreshments were served to attendees. A separate party celebrated Nazareth High School senior Edward Christman’s 17th birthday with classmates and friends.

Spencer Reph 500 South Street William Santee Wilmer Heyer Wilmer Wolfe Sterling Smith Asher Hahn George Heckman George Leopold Edward Heilman Wolfe Heilman Edward Christman Nazareth High Sehol Ray Christman Belvidere Street Margaret Seyfried Virginia Bowser Eleanor Gano Maybelle Happel Kittie Engle Anna Brienig Evelyn Christman Dorothy Rub

Weekly Safety Radiogram urges child patrols cut deaths

The National Safety Council notes a drop in mortality among school age children due to street safety training and boy patrols near schools. It urges motorists to heed young officers and highlights common home fire hazards and prevention tips.

THE National Safety Council

Majestic Refrigerator Debuts at Nazareth Hardware

The Majestic refrigerator from Grigsby-Grunow enters the electrical refrigeration field with Chicago based Majestic Household Utilities Corp. production slated at 1000 daily rising to 4000. Units feature a flat top concealing mechanisms, steel cabinet, enamel finish, and modern design cues.

Majestic Nazareth Hardware Company Grigsby-Grunow Company Chicago Majestic Household Utilities Corporation

Ford Builds 2-Mile Tunnel To Draw One Billion Gallons Daily

Ford Motor Company engineers burrow sixty feet underground for two and a quarter mile tunnel at the Rouge Plant Dearborn Michigan. The shield driven boring method forms concrete lining to create a new intake with a daily capacity of 913.6 million gallons replacing the current 600 million. The project also includes remodeling the power house to boost output.

Detroit Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington Rouge Ford Motor Company Dearborn Michigan Ford Baby Creek

Majestic freezers feature heavy insulation and quiet rotary compressors

Majestic engineers tout three inch thick fibreboard and Dry Zero insulation to cut heat transfer and save energy. The unit houses two frozen compartments with a total capacity for ice cubes and desserts, using rotary compressors to minimize vibration. A guide from the Bureau of Home Economics offers plans for winter play suits for children.

Majestic Bureau of Home Economics

Octagon and Circle Riddle Excerpt

A playful exchange asks how many sides an octagon has and answers eight. It then reframes the circle with two sides, outside and inside, as a light classroom joke.

No Substitute For Your Sweetheart Ad

Advertises Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy for biliousness and constipation. Claims the product moves bile and cleanses the system. Warns against substitutes and directs purchase at dry goods stores for 25 cents. Looks for the bottle label.

Carter

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