Democrats Sweep Bath Primaries With Wide Margin
In Bath, Democrats led by 223 votes to 117 over Republicans in Tuesday primaries. William H. Barrall led the county commission field with 169 votes against 88 for Kitter. D. B. Keim topped county treasurer contenders with 157. Republican leads included Mitman as top commissioner candidate and Best as sheriff, with local offices tally showing Fehnel and Helfrich among school and election officials.
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William H. Barrall
Bath
Barrall
Kitter
D. B. Keim
Palmer Smith
Icaiah Troxell
Harry
Silfies
Clark P. Smith
William M. Helfrich
Frank R. Haidle
Unusual Dahlias Display At East Main Street Home
Andrew J. Brown showcases fine dahlias and flowers drawing local residents. Notices report obituaries for Allen town resident, J. F. and J. E. Beers’ relative, and illness improvement for Moores town resident Ellen Silfies. Harvest Home offering at Christ Reformed totals 185 dollars toward apportionment. Holy Communion at St. Johns Lutheran postponed to Oct 9 with Rev. Miller to preach. Local events include sales, travel to Atlantic City, and church activities.
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Andrew J. Brown
East Main Street
J. W. Sehlichter
Allentown
J. F
J. E. Beers
Ellen Silfies
Moorestown
Howard Schreiber
Northampton
Christ Reformed Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. C. Miller
Coplay
St. John
Wiskee-Barre
Injured hand at Michael's garage prompts hospital visit
Floyd Deck, a mechanic at Michael's garage, injured his left hand while repairing a car and a person stepped on the self starter. He was bruised and taken to Haff's hospital for treatment.
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Floyd Deck
Michael
Haff's Hospital
Engagement Announced for Miss Anna Wagner and John Bauer
Announcement from Bath notes the engagement of Miss Anna Wagner daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Wagner to John Bauer son of Mr and Mrs John Bauer Sr both of Bath. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding with details to follow.
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Anna Wagner
Stephen Wagner
John Bauer
Bath
Borough tackles family wash water disposal issue
Borough council and the board of health renew a call against careless families who pour wash water into streets and gutters. Rev. W. A. Helffrich attended a Sons of the American Revolution chapter meeting Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Worman and Rea McIlhaney with daughter Marion traveled to Collbaugh on Tuesday for the Lehigh Presbytery gathering where Mr. Worman served as the local church's representative elder.
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Borough Council
Board of Health
W. A. Helffrich
Sons of the American Revolution
William D. Worman
Rea K. McIlhaney
Marion
Collbaugh
First printed Bible by Gutenberg celebrates historic edition
The article notes the Gutenbergs Bible as the first printed Bible and earliest printed book. It mentions Johannes Gutenberg and traces its publication year 1450s, with broader reflections on love and its influence in society. It also references a Women’s Home companion publication.
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Johannes Gutenberg
Cupid
Far Better to Lose See Better to Have Loved and Fast
A Kansas City Star line sketches time worn sayings with wordplay on love and luck, noting a surprising preference for risk and speed over caution and harm in daily life.
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Kansas City Star
End of Romance in Vancouver as Honeymoon Ends
A brief Vancouver note reflects a changing mood as a honeymoon fades and parties lose interest in decorative preparations. The piece hints at practical adjustments and a shift away from elaborate romance projects.
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Vancouver
Long life and health through rationing meals say health official
Dr. Theodore B. Appel argues that even a near ninety wealthy man who keeps golfing shows the value of moderation. He cites military discipline and controlled eating as key to longevity and urges Americans over forty to adopt a scientist’s approach to diet and activity.
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Theodore B. Appel
Democrats at Bethlehem Outing Highlight Clambake
Northampton County Democrats gathered at the Jacksonian Democratic Association outing in Grosses Grove along the Nazareth highway. The day featured a bake directed by Walter Kuenzler with discussions on the primary election among ward city and county candidates. The warm weather fostered a highly successful event.
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Northampton County
Jacksonian
Democratic Association of
Bethlehem
Gross’e Grove
Nasareth Highway
Walter Kuenzler
Disrespect of a Father by Children Sparks Debate
A letter from a father of two ages sixteen and eighteen blames the mother for failing to teach love and respect. He argues children mirror the mother’s treatment of the father and warns that fatherhood requires sacrifice and affection in return. He asks who bears responsibility for the strained relationship.
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Miss Flo
How to Win a Child’s Love Through Earnest Effort
The author argues parents should market themselves to their children, showing ability and wisdom to earn love from infancy onward. He warns that lack of love robs both child and father of joy, urging deliberate, ongoing effort to remain worthy of esteem.
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BOCK
the Bath Primary
S. J. Fehnel
William Patch
J. H. Hawk
Chester R. Strunk
J. N. Sencenbach
Harry Guth
A. Newton Gish
Lester Ben- Binger
Roy
DOAN
Tote Re Milibera Co
Mig. Chem
Buffalo
James Bartholomew
Town
James Best
Atlantic City
Reformed
F. J. Frantz
H. R. Kreidler
Geo. W. Kreidler
Crystal Cave
Mt. Carmel
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Mise Ethel Bittenbender
Mies Bertha Moser
Reformed Church
Charlie Murray and
George Sidney
Broad ST
Siniow
Zis
BUICK
Rader-Buick Co
Northampton Sts
Easton
U. S
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky
Broad Street Theatre
East End
Lly
Gm-R
General Motors Research
Accom Mokates
F. B. Hess & Sons
Broad Street
Nazareth, Pensa
Ak Land
Studebake
Studebaker
Ford
Regal
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