Denominational Activities At Town Churches Reported By Pastors
Moravian, Mennonite Brethren In Christ, Evangelical and Lutheran churches list services. Includes children's day observance, Bible school, worship times, prayer meetings, and church group activities across the week led by pastors Reverend Paul Meinert R L Woodring and H C Snyder with involvement from Rev Carson C Snyder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Meinert
Anna Nitchman
Kings Daughter
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
R. L. Woodring
Ba. m. Bible School
A. Gaumer
Jt. John's Lutheran
H. C. Snyder
Carson C. Snyder
St. John's Lutheran Church
Slatington
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Luther League
Well Worth While Society meeting plans Christmas cards
The Well Worth While Society of Folks Church held a lively Monday meeting on September 9. Reports on the Strawberry Festival and Radio Social showed profits of 211 dollars. Ruth Jeisley was named chair of the Christmas cards committee and October was set for the first play. A Ques Box feature will answer religious and current events questions. A party for the losing trio and winners is planned near Christmas. Harry Lichtenwalner was surprised with a 16 candle birthday cake, followed by refreshments led by Mrs. Paul Clewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Folks Church
Ruth Jeisley
Bender Buskirk Feud Renewed In Nazareth Court
Clayton Bender and Mrs. Buskirk of Nazareth posted 300 bonds for appearance on fornication and adultery charges filed by Jacob Buskirk. Hearing waived before Justice of the Peace Squire Fry. Alleged affair months ago involved enticement and neglect of an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Bender
Katellen
Squire Fry
Nazareth
Jacob Buskirk
Child Welfare Sought After Pitiable Local Case
Morning report notes a child in a pitiable state with possible state intervention to place the child with caretakers. The Squire has informed the Childrens Welfare Bureau. Neighboring homes reportedly suffer bad conditions and alcohol is blamed as a background issue. Mrs. Hiram Woodring of Allentown visits her sister, Mrs. Anglemire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheels of Justice
Childrens Welfare Bureau
Hae
Hiram Woodring
Allentown
Town
Charles Anglemire
Useful Little Animal Victim of Ignorance
The shrew, a tiny widely distributed creature, is wrongly killed due to superstition. It eats insects and benefits farmers and humanity. The piece notes 17th century beliefs that shrews were cruel or poisonous, and describes a harsh folk cure for lame animals involving ash trees, a live shrew, and a twig, still observed in some districts.
No Sound-Proof Room Case Ends In Damages For Writer
Henry Bernstein hired a builder to create a soundproof room in his apartment at 175000 francs failed to be soundproof. He recovered 37000 francs in damages. Publisher Horace Stoken recalls Carlyle’s non soundproof room and a neighbor rooster tale to illustrate the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bernstein
Bernstein
Horace Stoken
Carlyle
Chelsea
Colored Bindings Attract More Readers
Large libraries in New York and Philadelphia are rebinding books in gay colors to attract readers. Bright color schemes like lark red green brown and blue are used to avoid monotony. Librarians across fields approve the trend as part of a broader color revolution, with Duco finishes common for refinishing covers where new bindings aren’t affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Paul W. Heckman
Neighbors share visits and county happenings near Nazareth
Miss Kate Fetherolf returns home after a week with her Philadelphia family. Helena Sandt goes back to Allentown then Linden Hall on September 17. Families and friends from Tatamy, Minersville, and Nazareth gather for visits, birthdays, and a surprise for Mrs. Randall Lawler. Local church events, school enrollments, and a Helping Hand Bible class meetups fill September weekend notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Fetherolf
Philadelphia
J. A. Fetherolf
Helena Sandt
Allentown
C. E. Sandt
Linden Hall
Thomas Sandt
Wilson Romig
Town
George Stecker
Tatamy
Mamie Miller
Minersville
James Childress
Cleveland
Allen MacConnell
Florida
Gardner Brewer
Elizabeth Brewer
Trenton
Willia Wagner
Pauline
Edward Sandt
Edward, Jr
Lewis Burley
Betty Werkheiser
Aaron Werkheiser
Violet
Bertha Gerber
al Remaley
William J. Palmer
Nazareth
Wiliam Siebler
Charles Eilenberger
Walter Pusher
Nazareth High School
George Hell
Easton
Eleworth Meixeell
Kathryn Lehr
West Chester State
Teachers College
Mary Rohn
Gladys, Jones
Chapmans
Randall Lawler
Lemuell Howell
Ethel
George
Vernon Sickle
Washington, N. J
Frank Smith
Grace
Rose Mary
Frederick Buckingham
Lewis Smith
Hackettstown
N. J
William Kinney
Sussex
Sophia Getter
Newark
Sunday school and family visits across local towns
Sunday school met at the Reformed church with daylight saving time noted. Mrs. Caroline Wagner’s funeral, closely followed by visits from Miss Malinda Messinger of Bethlehem and George W. Metz’s family. Families in Nazareth, Plainfield, Bangor, Upper Belfast, Bethlehem and Easton spent Sunday with relatives and friends as St. Peter’s Union Sunday school concluded a picnic in the church grove with Bangor band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
George W. Metz
Caroline Wagner
Pen Argyl
Malinda Messinger
Bethlehem
Lewis Messinger
George Hoffman
Nazareth
St. Peter's Union
Plainfield
Bangor Band
Herbert Shook
Upper Belfast
Reuben Katz
William Evans
Billy
Evan
Richard Brown
Ella Houck
Lil- Nan Houck
College Hill
Easton
Frank Houck
Albert Bowers
Annville
Rush Bowers
Harvest Home Services and Local Social News
Sunday gatherings feature Zeiglers and many area families from Nazareth Bushkill Centre and Bethlehem. Harvest home services set for Bushkill M E church with stereoptic views. Local visitors include Longenbach Davidson Shively and Roth families. town notices cover sales and school promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Zeigler
Pen Argyl
Albert Smith
Nazareth
Wilbur’ Smith
Alice Kocher
Point Phillips
Howard Titus
Howard Heckman
William Dileherd
Franklin Milheim
Bushkill Centre
P. Frank Betge
Flower Show at City Guard Armory Easton Pa
Garden Club of Northampton County hosts a two day flower show at the City Guard Armory located at 7th and Northampton Streets in Easton Pennsylvania on September 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Guard Armory
7Th and
Northampton Streets
Easton
Garden Club of
Northampton Co
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Ture
East Center Street
Mangst Furniture CO
Maman Memorial Evangelical
Rev
Harris
E.L.C.E
John
D.D
Harvest Home
C. E
Boy Rangere
Camp Fire Girls
Camp
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mission Band
Boy Scouts Troop No. 3
Bender-Buskirk
Avatalasshy
Luss
Nazareth Coal & Lumber Co
South Main Street
Stockertown
Albert Heller
Easton Hospital
Plainfield Church
Frank Kimball
Francis Hartzell
Kathryn
Gladys
Elmer
Bangor
Harry Utter
Helping Hand Bible Clase
Isaiah Davey
Lehigh Avenue
Moorestown
Sylvanus Longenbach
Thomas Hahn
Ada Rundle
Pearl Allen
Chapman Quarries
John Davidson
Miriam Roth
Frank Scholl
Harvey Silfies
Stanley Siilfies
Northampton
George Kunkle
Ja. F. Peters
Victor Hoch
Samuel Hoch
Laura Seifert
Salem
Clarence Hawk
Northampton County Sabbath School Association
Rev. Klick
Connie
Bell
Calif
Emma Zellner
James Ebeets
Marie Oplinger
Samuel Oplinger
Edwin Winters
Salem Church
H. D. Clauss
Fairview Cemetery
Lehigh Lodge
Winters
John Willauer
Samuel Williamson
Eva
W. E. Williamson
Stanley Williamson
Thomas A. Oplinger
Moore Township
Hecktown
Bath- Northampton Pike
East Allen Township
Marcus Davidson
Hatfield and Pottsville
Carrie Derhone
St. Luke's Hospital
Emma Roth
Alfred Roth
Schissler
Fairview
Floyd Cole
Howard Cole
Detroit
John Frederick
Hall Dugan
Stella Fox
Maude
Fof Easton
John Reinbold
Mr Merchant
William Hertzog
Albert W. Roth
Adam
Heimer
Perso
Call and Delivery Sa
Ludwig I the Tailor
Walnut Street
CUT Rate Shoe Store
Belvidere Street
Goodyear
Oxfords
Pen
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