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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
1
Traffic lights are now installed in Bath with Friday tests to time stops at intersections. Attica Signal Co. of Harrisburg is the contractor, work near completion except for the public square signal to be placed after the monument is finished. Civic committee erected in honor of World War soldiers.
Path Lion's Club members indicate willingness to sponsor a large Hal lowe'en parade in Bath. The issue will be formally raised at the next meeting with plans for a big event.
Bath A A defeated Lincoln A C 13 to 2 as Marshang fanned 18 in a nine inning game. Dink homered for Lincoln while Diehl and Stermer doubled and Stermer added a three bagger. Bath the fielding error free, Stubblebine tossed well. Lan dis and relatives noted in Allentown.
Local residents share visits and business as H A Lambert expands in Easton neighbors host residents travel to Bath and Allentown. Irene Kemmerer plans Irene Shop opening October 1 in Stout store room. William Byrne of New York visits Bath as Wertheimer Silk Mills overseer. Many Sunday visitors gather at the Reformed parsonage and Bethlehem guests. Rev Cassel announces Sunday school rally September 30 with a large Allentown male chorus lineup. Golf and car outings mark a weekend in the area with hospital care for William Landis.
The Bath district hosts a County Sunday School rally Saturday at 2 30 in Christchurch Bath with B A Mc Gy of the Penna State Sabbath School Association as principal speaker. Pastors superintendents teachers workers and interested residents are urged to attend. Bath A A seeks another game and to meet a strong local nine Sunday afternoon. Call Er win Metz for details.
Garret Miller son of S R Miller sustained body injuries Thursday after a motorcycle left the highway at the Route highway and Old Christian Springs road intersection near Kieters park. He rode with the Hefftfried boys, traveling in a side-car. He was returned home for medical treatment.
Moore Township reports enrollment growth across all 15 schools from last year. Renovations during summer included school buildings and outbuildings, with a list of new teachers for the year such as Mary A. Reimer and Nellie L. Renner, among others.
Nazareth residents spent a Sunday visiting Gilberts in Monroe county and took a motor trip to Harrisburg to view the State Capitol. Others returned from Lehighton and Allentown visits. A police chief sustained injuries from a stone crushing accident. Reverend W H Wotring and John W Sencenbach attended a Reform church relief board meeting in Harrisburg. The late Stephen Haupt, born Bath native, was buried at Easton.
The Minneapolis Tribune endorses Herbert Hoover as the best choice to guide agriculture toward quicker and steadier stabilization, with fewer waste motions and less disruption than under any other leader.
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges frank discussion of health issues despite social modesty. He warns delay in seeking care allows diseases like cancer to advance, stressing the physician as a trusted confidant and urging prompt examinations to save lives.
Prominent farm tips advise seed selection and field planting with mature, healthy seed corn. Graduates find jobs in agriculture across Pennsylvania. Silage benefits beef and dairy, peach borer control advised, fruit show criteria and exhibit specs noted. Early pullet placement boosts laying performance.
Practical notes cover using a concrete hog wallow to control worms, sowing wheat late in fall to reduce scab, eradication of black currant spreads, improving cowpea markets by recleaning, and safe ant control. It also notes immunizing suckling pigs for hog cholera, summer silage for dairy cattle, and the McLean County hog sanitation system boosting farm profits.
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