National Recognition Day for Sunday School Teachers Observed
National Recognition Day for Sunday School teachers is observed on October 6 with Sunday, October 7 set aside for tributes. Hugh Magill notes the value of real teachers, and a county association letter outlines a plan for local observances. Harry E. Paisley, president of the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association, will speak at Wesley Church in Bethlehem on September 25.
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Hugh Magill
International Council of Religious Education
Wesley M. E. Church
South Center Street
Bethlehem
Harry E. Paisley
Penna. Btate Sabbath School Association
LAX THE BLADDER with Juniper Oil and Buche Leaves
A 25 cent test promises relief for nightly urination. It claims juniper oil and buche leaf extract in grey tablets called BUKETS act as a laxative to flush acids and waste. if unsatisfied after four days, any druggist will refund.
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Paul W. Heckman
Woman Neatly Drops 20 Pounds in Four Weeks
Mrs Mae Westui on Suumann reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. She says she weighed 170 pounds at 28 and now weighs 150 with more energy and no hunger. The ad touts half teaspoons daily in hot water and a 4 week bottle sold at local drugstores with a money back guarantee.
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Mae Westui
Suumann
Paul W. Heckman
Dr Paisley to Speak at Bethlehem Sunday School Meet
Dr Paisley will headline a mass meeting of Sunday School workers in Bethlehem. Though arranged by Bethlehem District officers, county Sunday School workers are invited to attend. He earned his Religious Education title years ago and is a renowned platform speaker with extensive knowledge of Sunday School and religious work. His duties as vice president and treasurer of the Philadelphia and Reading R A and other roles limit his appearances, making his Bethlehem visit especially fortunate.
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Bethlehem
Paisley
Philadelphia
Reading R. A
Untested and unsigned townships in Pennsylvania bovine TB drive
Only 115 of 1 569 townships remain untested and unsigned in the TB eradication effort. July and August payments to cattle owners and federal indemnities are listed. Fifty two counties are now modified accredited, with seven more fully tested but not accredited. Intensive surveys target unsigned townships to speed eradication.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Bradford
Butler
Carbon
Cambria
Cameron
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Elk
Erie
Fayette, Forest
Fulton
Franklin
Greene Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lawrence
Lycoming
Luzerne
Lackawanna
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Montour
Monroe
Northumberland
Potter
Pike
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
Adams
Cumberland
Dauphin
Lebanon
Lehigh
Northampton
Truck Operators Must Know Laws
The Division of Safety warns truck drivers to be accountable for vehicle condition and safety violations. It notes drivers often blame employers, but remain liable for accidents when operating under various weather and road conditions and knowing the truck’s condition and capacity.
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Division of Safety
Gas In Transit Checks Move of 1.3 Million Gallons
The Pennsylvania-Ohio border patrol unit of the bureau of squid fuels tax checked 1,335,220 gallons in August. Of those, 1,218,321 gallons were gasoline with 656,534 moving PA to OH, 527,791 OH to PA, and 33,996 PA to WV via OH. The Department of State collected $22,837.
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Pennsylvania-Ohio
Snapshot Guild hints at turning light into striking photos
The piece invites readers to join the Snapshot Guild via shared photoblogging of pictures. It urges experimenting with light and angles to create lively images with strong highlights and deep shadows, encouraging readers to return next week for more tips. JOAN VAN GUILDER signs off.
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Snapshot Guild
Bregariing
Corse
Town Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Lehigh Valley
A wave of Sunday and weekend visits ties together Easton Chestnut avenue New street South Broad street and Park street communities. Families including the Todds Hughes Shields Allen Mackes and more traveled to see relatives in Pen Argyl Kunkletown Bethlehem Allentown and Nazareth as fairs visits and gatherings dot the regional social calendar.
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William Todd
Easton
David Hughes
Chestnut Ave
Raymond Shields
Virginia
New Street
William Allen
Pen Argyl
Raymond Mackes
Lillian
South Broad Street
Kunkletown
William Frantz
Oscar Pusher
Martins Creek
Madison Holland
J. S. Snyder
Simeon B. Harding
South Main Street
Earl Lichtenwalner
Ralph
Theodore Hess
Quintus Stauffer
Town
Allentown
Howard Rohrbach
James Hohrbach
South Main St
Stewart Eyer
Lorraine
Jiuomy
Lillie Trein
A‘ Ey Trump
Mickley's
Lehigh Couty
Bertha Broad
Preeland
Lambert
Broad
George Silvert
Patel
Fred Meyers
Moorestown
Charles Hawk
Clearfield
Womans Democratic Club
Oakland Park
Charles Bowers
R. No. 2
Nazareth
J. H. Lessig
Bessie Small
East Stroudsburg
Carrie Grover
Florence Mackes
Wind Gap
Annie Walters
Bethlehem
S. Correll
Coplay
Clayton Bowers
Martin Herman
Newburg
Joseph DeRoach
Carbondale
William Michael
Curtin Bonstein
Whitfield Street
Arthur Grant
Wilmington
Del
Eveline Smith
Anna Elizabeth Bruce
Wilson Borough
Robert Buck
Fred Wertman
Alice Moyer
Eleanore Brinksman
Northampton
Hermie Vogel
Lincoln Avenue
Floyd Wagner
Park Street
William Andrew William Gower
Mayme Houser
Wilson Borger
William Andrew
Evergreen Street
Joseph Andrew
Frank Yob
Schoeneck
Walter Knecht
Sterling Serfass
Howard Hess
Victor Yost Whitfled
Rece
Franklin Bo Leh
Nettle Deck
Paul Shire
Tatamy
Milfor
Port Jervis
Danny Clark
Scotch Plains
N. J
Lizzie Seibert
Broad Street
Russell Lampert and
Wilmington del
Raymond Christiman
Fangily
Stroudsburg
Edward Christman
East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Marva Brown
James Bagg
New York City
Miss Brown
E. A. Seyfried
Earl Laudig
Morristown
Elbert Wasser
George A. Grim
Mary
Philadelphia
George Kriedler, Jr
Johnstown
George Kreidler
Uniform grade names urged for consumer goods by NRA board
Washington reports the NRA Consumers Advisory Board asked the American Standards Association to develop a model system of grade terms to prevent consumer confusion. The study aims for simple, clear designations applicable to retail and wholesale goods, urging cooperation among producers, distributors, advertisers, and government agencies.
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Washington
American Standards Association
NRA Consumers Advisory Board
NRA
C.isomers Advisory Board
U. S
Consormers
Consumers Board
Thomas C. Blaisdell, Jr
Blaisdell
P. G. Agnew
Association
The
Courtesy on Highways Urged as Safety Plan
September designated as accident reduction month with Trafic Courtesy Week September 24 30 urging motorists and pedestrians to practice courteous behavior. Officials say lack of manners on the road can be life and death and many drivers rush to an intersection risking others. Through July 1960 198 persons were killed in road incidents.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Division of Safety
Politeness urged to cut highway tolls in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania report links bad driving manners to thousands of crashes this year. It cites failures to yield, improper passing, and speeding as major factors, urging citizens to adopt courtesy behind the wheel to reduce injuries and deaths.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
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