NRA gains praised by druggists and small business advocates
The Nation polled druggists showing 8.5 percent favor extending a code past June 16, 1935, while 93 percent are classified as small business. References to Dun & Lindstreet and the Industrial Appeals Board note early relief actions for Pawtucket Rhode Island and NRA achievements amid calls for a complete recovery perspective.
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Dun & Lindstreet
Industrial Appeals Board
Darrow Board
Pawtucket R
NRA
Nazareth High School enrolls twenty eight students
The Nazareth High School student body grew to twenty eight as the town provides free transportation. Named attendees include Margaret Engler Bernice Happel Elva Fuls Mildred Bartley Ruth Hartley Hermenia Kametler Esther Pasini Virginia Daniels Erma Pankowitch Pauline Pankowitch Rosalie Finta Kathryn Bandt Dorothy Grubb June Grubb Adolf Marth Elmer Smith Steve Finta Frank Kametler Francis Breidinger Joe Jurasits John Jurasis Peter Mazze Robert Doyle Francis Daniels Forrest Butts Kermit Gold Joan Sipos and Robert Liebiber. Public school enrolls one hundred forty nine with four from Palmer Township and twenty two from Forks Township. Harvest Home observed by the Lutheran congregation. The Well Worth While Society schedules a Doggie Roast for Friday September 21 at Mud Run meeting at Harrison School at 7 30 and hiking to the grove. Carroll family visitors Rosalia Papa and family from Bound Brook NJ with Lawrence Papa. Mary Ellenberger recuperating at aunt Meixsell's Bethlehem home after Easton Hospital operation. Evan Evans Earl Evans Mildred Evans weekend in Wilkes Barre. Emory Smith Bethlehe h and son Fostermith visit. Mrs Frank Marth sons Frank and John and Miss Ross Brown returned from Peck's Pond. Louis Butts Stroudsburg visiting Eldon Butts. Frants Medicine Show left after two week stay. William Remaley principal of town schools recently surveyed Carbon county David Belts for a dam recreational project in Pennsylvania State De-</S:>
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Nazareth High School
Margaret Engler
Bernice Happel
Elva Fuls
Mildred Bartley
Ruth Hartley
Hermenia Kametler
Esther Pasini
Virginia Daniels
Erma Pankowitch
Pauline Pankowitch
Rosalie Finta
Kathryn Bandt
Dorothy Grubb
June Grubb
Messrs
Adolf Marth
Elmer Smith
Steve Finta
Frank Kametler
Francis Breidinger
Joe Jurasits
John Jurasis
Peter Mazze
Robert Doyle
Francis Daniels
Forrest Butts
Kermit Gold
Joan Sipos
Robert Liebiber
Palmer Township
Forks Township
Well Worth While Society
Mud Run
Harrison School
Rosalia Papa
Samuel Gumira
Joe
Carmela Deluca
Bound Brook
N. J
Lawrence Papa
Mary Ellenberger
Meixsell
Bethlehem
Easton Hospital
Evan Evans
Earl Evans
Mildred Evans
Wilkes Barre
Emory Smith
Peck’s Pond
Louis Butts
Stroudsburg
Eldon Butts
William Remaley
Carbon County
David Belts
Pennsylvania
Obituary notices of Emma L Ruth John Gradwohl and Mamie Rissmiller
Emma L Ruth 62 of Fountain Hill died Friday after complications. Survived by husband John L Ruth two sons Bert and John Ruth Bethlehem daughter Esther wife of Charles Miler Bethlehem and Flossie wife of John Dodendorf Wind Gap ten grandchildren six great grandchildren and one brother William Heckman. Funeral from her home. burial Plainfield cemetery. John J Gradwohl 74 of Nazareth died Sunday at home. Survived by wife Annie and daughter Rebecca Rice Georgetown. brother Joseph Gradwohl. member of St. John's Lutheran Nazareth. Funeral today 2 pm. interment Hecktown cemetery. Mamie Rismiller 42 of Plainfield township died at Allentown. Survived by husband James and six children Puray Raymond Victor Levi Esther Lucretia. four brothers and seven sisters. Funeral at Willauer Parlors Stockertown. burial Plainfield cemetery. There are 128 745 611 people in the United States and 1 264 389 candidates for public office. Uncle Elmer quipped about Al Smith Liberty League.
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Emma L. Ruth
Emma L
Leh
John L. Ruth
Sioux Street
Fountain Hill
Herbert
John Ruth
Bethlehem
Esther
Charles Miler
Flossie
John Dodendorf
Wind Gap
John J. Gradwohl
Washington Park
Nazareth
Annie Gradwohl
Rebecca Rice
Georgetown
Joseph Gradwohl
Hanover Township
St. John's Lutheran Church
H. C. Snyder
Hecktown
James Rissmiller
Mamie Rismiller
Plainfield Township
Allentown
Puray
Raymond
Victor
Levi
Lucretia
Willauer
Stockertown
L. B. Klick
Plainfield Cemetery
Resources Office Reviews Dam Site With Fish Habitat Possibility
The Department of Resources will inspect the site to determine if the dam should be placed as planned and to assess the potential for introducing fish into the stream.
MACADA Harvest Home Celebration at St Thomas Union Church
The Macada Reformed Harvest Home was celebrated in St Thomas Union Church with Rev H J Ehrer presiding. Services by Lutheran Church led by W J Bauer. Rally Day speaker Dr Haff of Northampton, Sunday School 9:20 daylight time, program by Liberty Grange. Picnic Saturday evening drew crowd. Speaker Warren Roberts on legislative session and George W Schuler on farmer troubles. False and True Worship discussed by Millard Rice. Church council authorized repairs to furnace and roof. Harry Doll and others attended. Mrs Harvey Miltenberger injured by a bull at home with a deep arm wound and bruises.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Harvest
A. R. Appel
Harry Michael
Easton
George Bensing
Herbert Bensing
Henry Landis
Egypt
George Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Cyrus Koehler
Charles Welty
Martha Miller
Martha Lambert
Nazareth
St. Thomas Union Church
H. J. Ehrer
W. J. Bauer
Haff
Northamton
Liberty Grange
Warren Roberts
George W. Schuler
Penna. State Grange
Millard’ Rice
Handel
Bach
William Lieberman, Jr
Christian Endeavor
Harry Doll
Lehighton
J. N. Dankel
Harvey Miltenberger
Bertha Laub
Ruth Fehner
Joseph Bergstresser
Henry Anthony
Hattie Shafer
Frank Mao
Elmer Zellner
Beatta Lindaman
Rain Delays Potato Digging and Grain Sowing in Richmond
In Richmond the ongoing rain has slowed potato digging and grain sowing. J Edwin Miller returns from Philadelphia Hospital to this area. Henry Miller of Riverton called on locals. Mr and Mrs H M Gross visited relatives in Lower Mt Bethel. Edna Kline of Upper Mt Bethel visited her father George Kline. Mr and Mrs D O Fox hosted visitors from New Jersey. The late potato crop in the county shows promise. H Depue and son Leroy spent the weekend with family.
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J. Edwin Miller
Philadelphia
Henry Miller
Riverton
H. M. Gross
Lower Mt. Bethel
Edna Kline
Upper Mt. Bethel
George Kline
D. O. Fox
New Jersey
H Depue
Son Leroy
Our
Emmanuelsville Church Services And Funeral Attends
Emmanuelsville Reformed church holds Sunday service at 9 00 am with Sunday school at 10 00 am. Funeral for Mr Butz attended by Mr and Mrs J N Dankel at Bethlehem. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Quince Shafer of Schoenersville and Mrs Adams of Allentown to Henry Anthony.
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Reformed
Emmanuelsville
J. N. Dankel
Butz
Bethlehem
Quince Shafer
Schoenersville
Adams
Allentown
Henry Anthony
Harvey Miltenberger
Clara Miller
St. Lukes Hospital
Jeremiah Stout
Harold
Elda Clauss
Edith
Nazareth
Laura Jester
Maryland
Mos
Mga
Harvey Edelman
Daughioe
Mne
Edelmans
Paul Radcliff
Dorothea
Plainfield Village Choir Reunion and Home Day Held
NEW VILLAGE reports that several local families attended the Choir Reunion and Home Day at Plainfield Church on Sunday afternoon and evening. Other items note G T Hulls from Eas ton visiting in their summer home, Nazareth High School new entrant David Houck, Millgrove School term opening with 34 pupils, Adam Het building a barn on a lot previously destroyed by fire, Howard Wessler of Nazareth conducting business locally, Bushkill M E Ladies Aid meeting, and Aaron Williamson making railroad ties for Darwin Creamer.
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Plainfield
G. T. Hull
Easton
David Houck
Nazareth High School
Millgrove School
Adam Het
Howard Wessler
Nazareth
Ladies Aid of
Bushkill M. E
Aaron Williamson
Darwin Creamer
Moore Township Social and Travel Notes
Moore Township updates list moves to Bangor by Mr and Mrs H Jones. Lloyd Barrall traveled to Allentown Saturday. Ellen Lilly visited Reinsmiths and Percia Louchner. Farmers dig potatoes. Mrs Charles Frick returned from Haffs Northampton hospital greatly improved. Guests at Barralls included Henry Graver Jr and M Leighs family. Henry Reid and Albert Reinsmith families toured Summit Hill. Llewellyn Kramer and son visited Schlegel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jones
Bangor
Lloyd Barrall
Allentown
Ellen Lilly
Albert Reinsmith
Percia Louchner
Charles Frick
Haff's Hospital
Northampton
Lloyd P. J. Barrall
Henry Graver, Jr
M. Leigh
Henry Reid
Summit Hill
Llewellyn Kramer
Alfred Schlegel
Jacob Schlegel
Moravian and Lutheran Church Activities and Schedules
The notes list Moravian and St John’s Lutheran church activities including Sunday school mornings and evening services, youth groups, choir practices, Boy and Girl Scout meetings, and Rally Day remarks by Prof. Luch. It also covers Schoeneck Moravian services and a Harvest Festival, with multiple departments and leaders named. It ends with a report on Pennsylvania tree planting in 1934, noting counties with most planters and total trees planted, and fall planting plans.
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ST. John's Lutheran
HL C. Snyder
M J. Luch
Lehigh University
Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Luther League
Pennsylvania
John W. Keller
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Berks County
Westmoreland
Butler
Crawford County
Pymatuning
Forest County
York County
CCC
State Game Commission
Department of Public Instruction
Bloomsburg State Teachers’ College
Miss Helen Raillerd Leaves for Germany Marriage
Forty years ago Miss Helen Raillerd, after two months with her sister Mrs. G Bahnsen of Schoeneck, departed for Germany to wed promptly on arrival. Miss Carrie Kiefer hosted a birthday party with an excellent supper, games, dancing, and a very enjoyable evening. Misses Stella Miksch and Annie Nolf escorted three New York fresh air children to Easton, sending them home after a two week visit.
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Helen Raillerd
G. Bahnsen
Schoeneck
Germany
Carrie Kiefer
Stella Miksch
Annie Nolf
New York
Easton
Iota Chapter Hosts Card Party at Nazareth Home
Iota Chapter Tau Phi Sorority held a Saturday card party at Miss Maybelle Kalpler's Nazareth home. Bridge and 500 were played with prizes won by Helen Van Natta Evelyn Messinger Lena Marcks Kathryn Werkheiser Marie Halley and several others.
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Iota
Tau Phi Sorority
Maybelle Kalpler
Nazareth
Feving
Helen van Natta
Evelyn Messinger
Lena Marcks
Kathryn Werkheiser
Marie Halley
Francis Knecht
K Dever
Dorothy Jones
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