Nazareth Borough Council Holds Regular Monthly Session
Nazareth Borough Council met for its monthly session hear committee reports and review bids and contracts. The highway committee announced oiling of Roth alley and Black Hill road, sign needs at New street and Center Square reflector placement, and linoleum bid to Harvey Buss at 48.50. A letter about a first aid class and oxygen inhalator planning was filed for reference, an invitation to join the Public Ownership League discussed, and a memorial for long-time solicitor Harry D. Katz prepared for the minutes.
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Highway Committee
New Street
Walnut
Center Square
Comfort Station
Harvey
Harry D. Katz
Toward Unity A Vision Of Global Unity By Frank Crane
The essay argues that humanity will move toward unity across all forces. Races will fuse into a single complex race, languages will homogenize, nationalism will fade, and a universal tongue may emerge. Religion will become a single human faith as ethical impulses unify, marking a new era in history.
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Tennyson
Maynard F. Metcalf
Orchard Laboratory
Oberlin
Ohio
Chinese Students’ Alliance
Man
Frank Crane
Pennsylvania to issue 1935 motor vehicle plates in November
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles prepares for the 1935 license plate sale starting in November. Nearly 2,000,000 sets are planned with 11 carloads shipped and 25 more due. Address changes must be filed now via Form RVG-2 to avoid delays, as plates will not be issued before November 1.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Pennsylvania
H. Richard Stickel
Bureau
Notaries Public
Justices of the Peace
Hecktown Lutheran Parish Plans Home Services
Harvest Home Services will be led by Rev. J. A. Klick at Hecktown on September 6 at 10 15 am and 7 30 pm with decorations and donations going to Good Shepherd Home. Bring filled jars or receive empty replacements. Farmersville services follow on September 16 at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm.
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Harvest Home
J. A. Klick
Hecktown
Good Shepherd
Farmersville
Nazareth A A Offers Schmidt Field To Nazareth High
Nazareth Athletic Association granted Nazareth High School football team permission to use Schmidt Field as their home venue due to Nazareth Field’s incomplete status. The Nazareth School Board endorses the move hoping Schmidt Field will meet football requirements and allow home games locally for the fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth High School
Nazareth Athletic Association
Schmidt
Nazareth
Ask Farmers to Conserve Timothy Seed for Spring Planting
Secretary of Agriculture John A. McSparran urged farmers to conserve timothy seed now and plan early for next spring. He warned the seed crop is extremely short and advised reducing timothy by a quart per acre when using mixtures. He also cautioned northern farmers to secure seed sooner to avoid shortages next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
John A. McSparran
Civil Service Examinations Announced by U S Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for game management agent salaries 2300 to 2000 and deputy agent 1440 to 1800 a year. Closing date September 21 1934. Deductions for economy and retirement apply. Information from the Secretary at Nazareth post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Game Management
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Nazareth
Training Camp Arcola Aids Unemployed Women Near Norristown
An adjustment camp for unemployed women operated this summer near Norristown under the Philadelphia Emergency Education Council. Camp Arcola trained about 12 young women over two sessions with a director, physician, vocational readjustment specialist, discussion leader, and instructors in home management recreation and handicraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Philadelphia Emergency Education Council
Department of Public Instruction
Arcola
Bible League Service at Mennonite Brethren Church
The Bible League service at the Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church on Broad Street will be Friday at 7 45 p m Rev C H Brunner of Emmaus will speak and Rev H M Falstick of Allentown will illustrate songs while a quartet will sing All are welcome to attend.
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Bible League
Christ Church
Broad Street
C. H. Brunner
Emaus
H. M. Falstick
Allentown
Harvest Home Festival at Arndts Church
The Festival of the Harvest will be celebrated in Arndt's Church by Rev. George Kleckner Lutheran pastor on Sunday September 9 at 10 15 am. There will be handsome decorations special music and an appropriate sermon.
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Arndt
George 8. Kleckner
Brotherhood Picnic Delights Hellertown Community
The Brotherhood of the Heck town Church held a successful Saturday picnic in the church grove. The Junior Concert Band of Hellertown, a three month old group, furnished the music and made a favorable impression on attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Vogel of Lincoln Avenue visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Filchner in Bethlehem Sunday.
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Brotherhood of the Hecktown
Church Grove
Hellertown
Clark Vogel
Lincoln Avenue
Edwin Filchner
Bethlehem
Forks 4-H Flower Club Holds 113 Exhibits at Round-up
Forks Township 4-H Flower Club showcased 113 exhibits from fourteen members at the Bell School House round-up on August 31. A. E. Ifft judged the entries with Leona Whitehead winning top honors at 29 points, followed by Caroline and Margaret Whitehead tied for second, then Louise Wood, Evelyn Halteman, and Grace Miller in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forks 4-H Flower Club
Bell School House
A. E. Ifft
Stroudsburg
Leona Whitehead
Caroline Anders
Margaret Whitehead
Louise Wood
Evelyn Halteman
Grace Miller
Forks Township
Parent Teachers Association
A. R. Whitehead
C. T. Dewalt
Eleanor Graham
Charles Moll
Caroline Moll
Paul Moll
Gladys Saylor
Arlene Saylor
Nazareth Quoit Club Faces Busy Week Schedule
The Nazareth Quoit Club posts a heavy week with four home games and one at Hanover. Belfast appears tonight with skilled horseshoers to avenge a prior Nazareth defeat. Hanover returns tomorrow and Monday Nazareth plays away. Tuesday Schnecksville seeks parity and Wednesday Carlton challenges Nazareth. Jimmie Rohn and Steve Pazetto guide two new players throwing hubers as ringers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazareth Quoit
Hanover
Belfast
Nazareth
Schnecksville “Wobblers
Carlton Club
Jimmie Rohn
Steve Pazetto
Welfare Department Prepares Old Age Pension Forms
Department of Welfare officials finalize record forms for the new old age pension program. An application blank and detailed investigation report are devised, plus a supplemental sheet for difficult cases and a petition for payment of grants within the investigator's report.
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Department of Welfare
Nazareth Bank Named Executor in Werner Estate
Under the Will of Enos Werner late of Bushkill Township probate in Easton names Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company and Mrs Mayme A Fehnel as executors.
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Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company
Enos Werner
Bushkill Township
the Register of Wills
Easton
Mayme A Fehnel
Will Locate at Pottstown Harold Rohn Training De High School
Harold Rohn son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rohn of Walnut Street will locate at Pottstown after completing annual training at High School.
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Will
Pottstown
Harold Rohn
Charles Rohn
Walnut Street
Anual Training Dee High School
Auto crash injures Nazareth trio at Weitknecht Crossing
Lester Shafer of New Street and Charles Basley of Walnut Street Nazareth were involved in a side swipe with the Rasley car on the road to Beersville at Weitknecht's Crossing Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Rasley and Shafer were treated at Haff Hospital in Northampton and later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Shafer
New Street
Charles Basley
Walnut Street
Nazareth
Weitknecht
Beersville
Shafer
Rasley
Haff Hospital
Northampton
Northampton County Rural Dramatic Tournament Planned
The Northampton County Agricultural Extension Service plans the fourth Rural Dramatic Tournament open to rural adult groups. Entries must be one act not over 45 minutes, with eleven weeks to prepare. Last year four groups competed. entries due by September 10 to the Extension Service office in Easton, Pa.
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Northampton County
Northampton County Agricultural Extension Service
Parent-Teachers Association
Grange
Farmers’ Club
Saucon Valley Community Club
the Well Worth While Society of Folks Church
Guiding Star
Johnsville Union
Coroner Dr Calvin Nickel Honored at State Convention
Dr Calvin Nickel of Nazareth Northampton county was elected fourth vice president of the state coroners association at Pottsville and named to the legislative committee He traveled with Dr Theodore Reichbaum Easton who was made an associate member of the association
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Calvin Nickel
Nazareth
Northampton County
Pottsville
Theodore Reichbaum
Easton
Nickel
Reichbaum
Bureau Helps Sister Locate Missing Brother
Pearl Porter of Chicago sought help to locate her brother Harry P Porter missing since leaving school. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles checked records and traced a truck registration for Harry Porter in Scottdale, revealing birth date June 14 1885 height six feet weight 180 pounds brown eyes and black hair.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Pearl Porter
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Harry P. Porter
Pittsburgh Street
Scottdale
Porter
Frankenfield Resumes Duties After Crash Injuries
Mark T. Frankenfield of the Northampton county register of wills returned to work at the courthouse on Tuesday morning after a May 29 auto accident on Route 22 near Straustown Pa. Several family members were killed in the crash. He spent time at Reading Hospital and recuperated at home. He looked well and walked with a limp aided by a brace and a cane. A basket of flowers from courthouse employees greeted him on arrival.
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Mark T. Frankenfield
Butztown
Trucks Leave Weight Checks In Pennsylvania Frontier
The Highway Patrol reports a surge in truck inspections with seven months tallying 45 727 measurements and 86 506 weighings. This year far surpasses last year’s figures and in July 5 409 trucks and 246 buses were measured while 9 496 trucks were weighed for load limits under state law.
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Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
Permits Mailed to Milk Retailers
The State Department of Health is mailing the last batch of permits for raw certified pasteurized milk and milk for pasteurizing. About 6000 applications have been received for retail sales, with permits valid from September 1, 1934 to September 1935. Inspectors will verify compliance and pursue dealers who did not apply.
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State Department of Health
Department
Bureau of Milk Sanitation
W. K. Moffet
Bureau
Prominent Bethlehem Postmaster Harry Katz Dies in Allentown Incident
Harry Katz longtime Bethlehem postmaster and prominent lawyer dies at Allentown Hospital four hours after fracture injury from boxing night crowd event. Follows initial injury near Seventeenth and Chew streets as spectator of Kiwanis Club bouts. Katz active in Democratic circles and Northampton County law, survived by wife and daughter Kathryn. Funeral held at Bethlehem home with services conducted by Central Moravian Church minister.
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Seventeenth
Chew
Allentown
Allentown Kiwanis Club
Harry D. Kutz
Bethlehem
Allentown Hospital
Kutz
Weber Cloves
Philip W. Woodring
South
Sixteenth Street
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
Chew Streets
Trafic Bureau
Woodring
Chew Street
Liberty
Robert L. Schaeffer
Kiwanis Club
Fair Grounds
George A. Mentzell
A. Farley
Washington, D. C
Mr. Mentzell
Washington
Arly
Kirafi
Nazareth
Northampten
Lewis R. Long
West Third Street
Northampton
Kathryn
Liberty High School
Hie
Easton Avenue
C. Arthur Meinicke
Central Moravian Church
William ©. Wagner
Bethlehem Post Office
George Mentmill
Lewis B. Long
Mr. Kutz
Morris King
Andrew Callone
Asher Dewey
Local Weekend Baseball Scores and Standings East Penn League
East Penn League results show Slatington 14 Hellertown 3 and 5 4 Nazareth 5 Bethlehem 4 among multiple games. Limeport dominates Amicus and Fairview Ponies with large margins. standings list East Greenville Fairview Ponies Limeport Nazareth Amicus Hellertown Slatington. Week end schedule includes Saturday matches Hellertown Bethlehem Slatington Nazareth Limeport East Greenville Amicus Ponies and Sunday reversals with Bethlehem Hellertown Nazareth Slatington Limeport Ponies Amicus. Northampton County League reports Martin's Creek Monocacy 20 8 Hecktown 3 Chestnut Hill 1 Wind Gap 9 Bath 3 Banger 10 Tatamy 1 first game Tatamy 5 Banger 2 second game.
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East Penn League
Slatington
Hellertown
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Limeport
Amicus
Fairview Ponies
Bethleem
East Greenville
W. L. Pet
Hecktown
Chestnut Hill
Wind Gap
Bath
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City of Bethlehem
Harry Katz
Mohawk
William Penn
Kutztown
Sell D
Mary D
Lafayette College
Katz
Mrs. Prank Kabler
Adelle
Bra Francis Knecht
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Martin's Creek
Tatamy Wat
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