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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1939
Page
5
Numerous residents from Liberty Street to Bushkill Center and Nazareth Road celebrate birthdays and wedding anniversaries. The notes mention visits, fairs, trips to Allentown and New York, and several family gatherings across town, with several individuals highlighted for milestone dates.
The Nazareth Inn proprietor reflects on forty seven years of service and growth in Nazareth Pennsylvania. He recounts fire hardships and a civic welcome that enabled him to rebuild across the street. He criticizes self centered citizens while praising local churches schools and volunteer groups. He cites a bi centennial appeal and champions communal duty.
Emma Morell 78 and her daughter were admitted with possible leg and wrist fractures after a collision with a car driven by Harry Monier that veered off the road to avoid another vehicle and struck a service pole. Ada Lingele of Reading treated. Monier and others discharged after aid. Fire and medical units responded. car burned after gas tank puncture and ignition.
Troop 43 celebrated its charter night with Rev. Michael J. Walsh presenting the charter to Chairman Klepeise. Awards included two star, five first class and three second class, plus 21 merit badges. Members and mothers received pins as refreshments followed.
William Young visited the Christman family in Belfast on Saturday. Frank P. Keim and F. A. Lats shaw joined Mrs. Helena Edelman in Bath on Sunday. Edward Fehr from Cherry Hill marked a birthday on Tuesday. Allen town Fair drew the Schleicher and Chillot groups. Various couples visited relatives in Catasauqua Easton and Allentown areas over the weekend.
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