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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
1
A vintage menu description offers three toastwich ideas with cheese and egg, tomato and Swiss cheese, and bacon with olives. It details how to assemble each hot sandwich, options for bread, buttering, grilling, and finishing with garnishes and a brief note on serving for a summertime luncheon.
A social Sunday party at Mr and Mrs Thomas Dt in North Bethlehem honored Mr Stoudt on his 75th and Mr Moll on his 55th with a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs Stoudt and friends. Many relatives attended including the Stoudt and Moll families and neighbors, who extended best wishes and gifts, then departed to their homes. A Forest Planting note follows, noting 10800 trees per acre for young plantations and cone bearing trees per acre in mature forests.
Paris milliners show strong enthusiasm for feather trims as autumn hats return. Bright motifs and pasted bird appliques appear with ostrich quills and vivid hues, while felt hats adopt monotone feather themes or bold color contrasts. The collection features off the face brims, color coordinated bands, and fashionable feathered toques amid pastel or multicolor displays. 1929 Western Newspaper Union.
In a village a shy and bookish Sylvia Schoen endures a portrait of romance and restraint. After a boy at a drug counter delivers two chocolate cones and a strange sign, a memory of a promise resurfaces. Thirteen years later a quiet suitor confesses love, ending Sylvia’s lonely wait as life and love converge on Cedar Street.
A brief Los Angeles Times reflection notes that some men appear to have nothing else to anticipate beyond their official duties, offering a somber view on purpose and identity tied to occupation.
Guidance for reducing weight loss in cattle shipments. Advises lowering grain a day or two before shipping for steers fed corn and alfalfa, replacing with prairie hay. steers fed silage should receive dry fodder before shipment. Recommends night or early morning arrivals to allow cattle to regain fill before bidding begins.
Robert Wolfe and daughter uerite return home with Mrs Julia Schirer visiting Atlantic City. A clam bake hosted by Clarence Baker draws friends including the Hochs and Rohns. Edward Petterson’s grave is noted in Georgetown. Nurses training class at St Luke's Bethlehem lists local entrants. Various residents travel, visit, and attend events around Nazareth and nearby towns.
A weathered 1939 Weavern News page offers home cooking tips with recipes for Spaghetti With Liver, Sauted Tomatoes, Pineapple Skillet Cake, Hashed Brown Potatoes, and Ham Filets. Instructions cover liver simmering, tomato frying, a pineapple upside down cake, potato shaping, and ham crusting steps, reflecting era kitchen techniques.
Large Sunday services in the Moravian church marked the 202nd anniversary of the Hernhut revival in Germany when a church rift was healed and factions united. Two years later about 600 missionaries were sent out. Local families hosted bungalow trips at Saylor’s Lake and visits were noted among residents of Pen Argyl Allen town and nearby areas. Fred J. Rubin of Wilson Borough was nominated supervisor for the Thirteenth Congressional district amid census prep plans in Northampton Carbon and Monroe counties.
Rev H C Sayer reports the baptism of the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Kromer naming Shiry by Gene Kromer. Neighbors begin laying new concrete pavement on South Main Street at the Peck Homestead and plan a concrete porch in front of Nazareth church.
A group of grand jurors spent part of the week in Easton performing duties in the county courthouse. Named participants include Charles Gabel, Mrs C R Steinmetz, B Frank Kroner of Bangor, Owen B Jones of Chapman borough, Harvey A Buss of Town, W O Dennis of Pen Argyl, and Emily Laub with Norman Werkheiser of Plainfield township.
John Madi aged 74 died at 10 45 Sunday evening at the county home of cancer of the stomach He had been admitted from Bethlehem on May 11 1929 This was his fourth admission He is survived by his wife and a sister Mrs Kruckl of Bethlehem
Garden Club of Northampton County hosts a flower show at City Guard Armory at 7th and Northampton Streets in Easton Pennsylvania on September 14 and 18. The event showcases local horticulture and decorative displays.
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