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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
3
In Boston police clashed with about three hundred alleged communists marching before the American Federation of Labor headquarters. The incident highlights the contrast between radical political change and measured economic progress within existing government.
Sprinter Charley Paddock contends in Collier’s that alcohol erodes national athletic stamina, a trend he links to the decade of national prohibition.
General John J. Pershing, in Country Home, argues disarmament talk is futile while nations remain threats. He warns the U S must defend itself even without war, noting peace time army work includes canal projects, flood control, aviation development, and pest control.
Girl Scouts marked anniversary week with Sunday services at St John’s Lutheran Church. Rev H C Snyder preached The Letter of Life. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts attended with about one hundred in total as the church choir sang The Silent Sea.
The Silver Cross Circle of King's Daughters hosted a Hallowe'en party at president Mrs. E. Frantz's Belvidere street home with games and refreshments. Attendees included Ellen Bahn, Anna Frack, Mary Grim, Altemose, Catherine Beitel, Voigt, Maud Menhennitt, Miriam Michael, Lillian Michael, Caroline Wunderly, Thelma Flyte Walker, Violet VanNatta, Ila Crawford, Frances Simons, Zila Kreidler, Josephine Kreider, Margaret Wismier, Mae Fortner, and several spousesorman Mrs. Asher Hahn, Mrs. Earl Stro man, Mrs. Clarence Ziegler, Mrs Carrie Walker, and Mrs Paul Bath.
The Golden Eagle Ladies of Nazareth Temple No. 1 hosted a sour kraut and beans dinner that fed about 400 and cleared nearly $200. Chairs were Mrs. Cornie Stoff and Ms. Palmer Flick with Mrs. Robert Ginther leading the serving committee. decor by Mr. and Mrs. Spaugh. Proceeds to fund charitable projects.
The Foreman's Association of Nazareth Cement Company held its monthly meeting in Nazareth last Thursday evening with a large attendance. A five reel film from ore to finished seam pipe was shown by Mr. Skilly and guests from Pittsburgh. Discussions covered the National Congress and Byrd expedition film. After dinner members visited the bowling alleys and pins.
Mrs Rosetta Heller wife of Albert Heller died Tuesday morning at 8 at her daughter Mrs Edwin Kline Tatamy age 72 Survived by husband and daughter Funeral Friday at 2 30 from daughter home Rev Kleckner officiating Interment Forks Cemetery Augustus Meyers 67 died in Easton hospital previously a driller at Nazareth cement plant Lived on South New Street Nazareth He survived by son Lee Meyers and daughter Mabel Funeral services held yesterday at his home Burial Greenwood Cemetery Rev Snyder officiated
A quiet Moravian wedding united Marguerite Evelyn Hufford of Stroudsburg and John A. Heubner of Brooklyn N Y in a Monday afternoon ceremony led by Rev P S Meinert. The couple, attended by Beulah Palmer and Mrs Stanley Gold and Ted McLoane of Stroudsburg, will reside in Stroudsburg after a brief wedding trip.
The Past Grands of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and their wives attended a banquet and meeting of the Past Grands Association of the Lehigh Valley in Allentown last Saturday evening. Attendees included Lero Peters, Clarence Fehner, Robert Pauley, Harold Starner, Raymond Weaver, Oscar Brong, Raymond Michael, J. Allen Starner, Daniel Siegfried, William Miller, John Knecht, and Allen Troxell.
Miss Maybelle Happel hosts a Hallowe'en gathering in her garage with games including 500. Prizes go to Marion Kern, Victor Filenberger, and Sterling Koch. Sterling Eilenberger wins another prize. Attendees include Virginia Bowser, Kathryn Engle, Anna Breinig, Miriam Reimer, Romaine Beck, Veronica Weppler, Eva Reimer, Sterling Koch and Eilenberger, Victor Eilenberger, Donald Leopold, John Freeman, Tony Boles, Paul Perda, Irvin Uhler, Edward Christman among others.
The silver tea at Mrs. Herman Bork’s Belvidere street home last Thursday afternoon drew about seventy five guests. Mrs. F. H. Martin and Mrs. P. S. Meinert poured, with Autumn chrysanthemums and alder as the decor. Several out of town guests attended.
The Senior Bible Class taught by Frank Huth placed two new flags in the church chancel a Christian flag and an American flag Rev H C Snyder accepted the gifts during Sunday services in a fitting ceremony The flags stood with the Christian flag on the right and the American flag on the left and drew admiration from attendees.
Confirmation services were held Sunday October 26 at Arndts Church led by Rev G Kleckner. Twenty two new members were received by confirmation and transfer including Warren P. Smith. The class lists Esther S Schippers Freida C Schipper Bernita B Smith Ruth A Kline Caroline H Anders Elizabeth S Smith Hannah M Fehnel Verna M Fehnel Esther A Burris Elizabeth H Clause Ruby K Kline Richard H Sandt Richard J Sexton Elwood C Shafer William H Krantz Vernon W Smith Russell S Anders Paul L Moser William G Keck Luther F Sloyer and Walter D Young. A baptismal font gifted by the Lutheran Ushers Association was consecrated along with preparatory and communion services. The pastor spoke on I Timothy 6 12. All services were well attended.
A Nazareth district Scout Court of Honor met Tuesday evening in the Y social rooms with C F Martin as chairman. Awards included First class to William Carling, senior patrol leader prize to Henry Marx, merit badges to Alton Crampton and others, a bronze palm to Irvin Uhler, and firemanship awards to Chris Linkbeil and Thomas Conroy. Court officials and visiting scoutmasters attended. next Court of Honor set for Belvidere on November 20. A Woman's Classical Missionary Society meeting follows at Mrs Noif's home.
The speaker denounces a Pinchot Durants plan for enforcing the 18th Amendment as a wild fanatic scheme. He details proposed presidential actions to compel enforcement, dismiss violators, and appoint officials while accusing proponents of eroding constitutional rights and inviting government overreach.
A tirade against President Pinehurst accusing him of seeking to enforce prohibition through extreme measures. The writer derides his stance as frenzied and warned of dangers to constitutional duties, labor groups, and foreign relations while calling for restraint before the next week’s actions.
Mr and Mrs A J Dornblaser traveled to Philadelphia last Wednesday to see their son William Stroudt a patient at the Naval hospital. They were joined by Clarence Grube of Bangor. Stroudt has served two enlistments in the Cavalry and Navy and is currently in a broken health condition receiving treatment at the government hospital for several months.
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