The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
AN   INDEPE.NIJK.NT FAMILT
NE'W rtt\'\PFH DEVOTED TO 111 tltAIUK*.
LOCAI,  AND (iKNF:RAI. LN'i'EI.I.IGENCB
NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY  MOJi.XI.Vi;, .\[AK( II 7. I!*:'.."
No.  15
Cooking School Opens Next Wednesday, Closes Friday
BOROUGH FATHERS ARE ON THE JOB
iQuick Action Essential; Pre¬ liminary Plans iieady For Community Swimminji? PoolOn Park Site
Al TilORITIES RAID KOWE IN PlAI.NFlHLD
Marion C. ScIiaeiVer
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1,-, lo,-sl by 111' Uui'iiuii di'lviiiK hno i'nv m.l'.'.I' ¦:miiiuinity S'.vimniinu Puu! i i .^',ru(•'l.ed on the i),iit: -siU' U'- actiuii'i'd  bv    inv    B.'ioiuli.
The Borough Eneincn'i' l^-'*''  .I'-i' ^id;.
J,,,,.,..;    ;..Illative   ij'..iiu for   .i   puij!, 5o'f.. '. by 120 lP«'t,
In    iddiUon   lo  Ihe.io   pl.ui-     t,u'
Boi'oii-ii    Fathers  arc ii'.'l     lo.,i:i,
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Il 1.-, Willi a (iusi'i' ol pi'idi' thai Wi no'.v point at suir council body, Tli pii'\.iiliiig co-oiH'r,i: ive spirit and Lll piDiiipi .11.(1 rriii'iciil aclioii in this matti'i- ha^ \)vv-n accepted with ,:   b\   lhi'  I'litii'i' coinmiinily.
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Nazareth I>orouj-(h Council ^•Explains SE1!P> Work Delay
Evidence ol' an univecu
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;l ,iiid .'11- tire;\' unjust died a'.mck b\ pubhc senniuenl acain,st bormi'^h oIli'i,i:- of Na/.areth in rei;,i','d l.i .SKRB pr ¦- ]eci- \va,s brought loi'w.ncl l;v cine! burners F P. Hahn o' tlie couii',:il niei".iiv4 lield in th" uuin.cipal buildini}   ou   Mond,!','   c,  n.ng.
The plans for a n.'W uiuiucip.U building to be u.-n^d for storing bji- ough machinery and other things, was forwarded last vear. At same lime a letter was written till' purpo.se of obi.lining work labor who had re'^i'-ured although tliev were not receiving direct aid fi'iiii. the State. Ac-ordiUK to the SEP.B regulation onlv thoso rcceiv- liic direct aid from the State would be employed in any project Ob- vlnu-ly, men who h.ul merely reg¬ istered would not 1'reive any con- slder.iliun as far as employmeal wa- concerned, and the borough fathers were anxious to have all unemployed of Nazareth on the job A commiinicaUon was sent to thi^ effect and there was a deiav ,vo months before any an.swer I'.fi'ivrd and thi-^ was without promise lhat g ive hilie to tiie ,    of    the    l)0','.iii,;h      fa'hers.
Mi.ie.i\.r, it w;is iiiriareiil tha: llllle iir.iji'cts which had iii i;.' nil II I'lreiwiiH d.rect .stall' aid '.'..iird 11 :'eiw a pi'im.iry coiisicl,'r- :i'lllll. On top of all Ihi.s, th-' money aiipropriations were not mailable and this, beyond doubt. more than anvthing else held up the  project.    Not   before  April
I'.il'11 D(i\le and Augusi G. iz, Jr. W'ii'i I''side in Plainlieid lo'vvnsiiip, ] ju.-,L ouL,side ol Stoeliertowii, ',vi'i''' ,11II ¦ 'id I'l id.i: ni ;i raid on : iiei, liiiiiii. '.vhi'ii a ti:i,iiitily of alleyeU 11- 1 ;;, I l;(|ii.ii' w,rs seized and a stolen ,sh(jtguii   was  recovered
Tlie raid was slaiied by Cii.in'.', D,'te.ii\es Menikheiiii, Snyd'r an.l Hahn and Constable Cii.irl 'i E Hii'kri' Nii.iieri.'i., cr.iniiiaints lia;i Le.'ii rereued iibout the phice whi'h til' i.'iiii' was conducting. In addi¬ tion lo the Ii(|U(ii' lounU in liie place, the I'.iid.Ts found botllis, and I C)ii,piiieiU u-i'd tor rilling tliem.
II." -ll lUuii which they r.c^ivere 1 was stolen from Lorenzo Lopresla, of near .Stockrrtown about two years a'-io, and, Ihe detectUis s,iy, Getz has admitted stealing it.
Gelz is charged wllh larceny and ¦',11 ' ilii';ai ale and iio.ss: ssion ot li(|U.-i' Aldi'inni.i John R, Chid-i^y who issued the warr.mls, has flxel the man's bail al $500 and the wo¬ man's al  $:iilO
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PROMINENT EDIT ATOR VISITS FRIENDS HERE
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! nil,, be heard, the' Another problem thai the bor- for ough fathers were forced to cop ¦ for   with  was  tho dilemma  of  whether
' the clock* in front of the Second National Bank constituted an ad¬ vert i.s<'nient or not and would have to l>' taken down because of the ordinance recently passed which s.iid lhat no building could have a .sign thai extended six inches be¬ yond the building line. It was pointed out that Ihe bank clock was more of a landmark than an advertLsoment and lhal it was moreover, a real as,set and conven¬ ience to the borough, which is en¬ tirely U'uo. A motion was pa,s.sed that the clock could remain when' i' ',v!s if th" borough encineer, hav iii'i   I xainiiu'd   it,   Onds   it   entire
Dl'. Walter W, Keiiimirei', a inem- b''r of the --necial Texas delegation. which allonded llie national con- venlion of Ihe department of supor- iniriidi'iit^ (if the .Natloii.il Educa¬ tion As.sociation. held m Atlantic City last weelyA'isited friends and relatives in thi.s vicinity over the week end.
Dr. Kemmerer is at pre- nl assist¬ ant superintendent of th,. Houston Indi'peiKk'nt School DislricI in the Lone Star stale.
He is a giadu,ite of Nazareih High Sehool, cla,ss of 1020 and Lehigh University, and rcceiirrd his doctor's degrer' ;i: Coliiiiij>»fl' Uniyer.-.ity jus' before gnl'nwto''t'l•x,l^ six vears ago
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YOUTH INJURED IN CO.\STINr. MISH.\P DIES
(O.Mi TItlCKERS
ARE ARRESTED
KMKKIWINHI)
Mrs. Edward Hellick entiriained it bridge, on Tii".^d;iy evening at ¦ l^.'her  liomi'   on   Brl'.uieie   street
Tlio.-^e present were Mrs. M.iiirlc ' He,u'le,^, Mrs. WlUiam Himler. Mr- St.inl.'y Clewell, Miss Orace Edel¬ man, Mi,ss Arlene Heims, Mi,ss Eve- l.vii Schei'iz, Mi,i.^ Em lyn Mes-i.i^e.'.
Pi.ze-, were aw.irded lo Mr^ Stanley Clewell mid .Mis- Arl n,- Heiiiis.
.Mr and ^U¦* J /Mnn SiliaeMer aiinounceiiJ^I'ie enga'.;eiii,'ni ol th.'ir daui;hler. Miss M.irion Ci';iwtord Sihaeller, to Allorney Charles' i Ll'wi'ilyn Sliiii>ei, .son of Mr. and Mrs Howarcj^ Shimer. al a bridge- luiifiir 111. eiven SaUirdiiy at th'ir home,  'i Wasliingion  slrcot
MIs^ Schaefler was gradu:i!"d from Hood CoUe.je in 1931 and did gradual • work at Cornell University Al the present tinu .-.he i.s teaching in Nazareih. She is a gr,indd,iugh- ter of the lale Dr, and Mrs. W H Ci'.iwlord ol Nazareih and a niece of Dr. Walter Crawford of town
.Mr. Sliiiiier wa> graduated from tile Harvard Law School in l!i3L'and since his graduation has Ix'cn piae- ti(i:ig 111 Naz.ir''lli Prior lo atlend- ing la'.v : chool, he giadualed trom .MMiileiiUrg College m li>-2'J. wnere 111' was .ifTiliated w,lh the Alpha Tall   Oiiirga   fraternity.
A se.i-l(),)d liiiiclr.'on w.is b.'rve.i to the guests. The ;innouncemeni was disclosed upon op"inng sea- shells tied with green ribl'on in which were found the namc^ of the engaged couple, Mi,s,i Schacller wore an informal green chiffon dress with a corsage of while orchids.
Prizes at br,dgc wcic awarded lo .Mrs Thomas Guard Lee, Misses Virginia Wood. Katherine and Helen Smith
The guests  included    the Kathryn    Schlegel,    Helen Amy  Knauss,  Evelyn  Cooley, Rohn,    Miriam   Kleckner, Wood,   Julia   Crawford,   Mr Shimer, of Nazareth;   Mrs. son Gunning and Miss Lydia Magee, of Easton. Mrs  Tryon Fritch Bauer, ul Bethlehem:  Mi.^.^e.^ .Mary France> Hausman, Katharine Kline. Eleanor Horn and Mrs   William Hudders of I Allentown: Mi,ss Miriam Klawan, of I Cumlx'riand,   Md ;   Mis,  Ruth  Hall, ^ of Harrisburg; Miss .Madiyn Hughe-i of Bristol. Conn , and Mrs. Thoma.s ! Girard   Lee,   of   Washinyion.   D.   C .Mi.-s  Hall.   Ml.-..-,  Klawan    Mrs.  Lee, Mrs  Gunning and .Mi--.- Ma.gce weie
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Pcri'ormaiici's to he (Ji\on March iL'th aiul i:5th
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Ah'-adv   many  lad..'.s   .tie    ura;.-
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A';::,: ,. . t.nv and all -e.s-Ion* of lh.- -.chlin w:U be free and an inMiati''>n i.i ext.fnded to each and (".erj- lad\ r>f lli-- coinmunity t<j lalce ,idwi:,t,iai- '.i the instructive \tr<>- grams ofTered
Tne:',. will be tive prizes offered ,t I'.i; :. ,'.'•.,.Mjn .session and At I.'i-t '.-I'll pn/i's .tt each evening s.e9-
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FERE.M E AT NAZV- REIII SVriRDAV
WOMAN KILLED
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DEMON'STH.\'l IO.\    PF.A'rUiiE
Aui'il    lll'l ktou 11    Wiiinaii    >li'ps Into    i'ath    ol    .Maelijne
Kline
Mrs   BJ.leii Fehr Johnson, 75, wife
of  Andix'W   Johnson,   ot   Hecktown.
one  of   tiie   U-st   known   and   most
belo\ed  women  ot   the   community,
Virginia I was almosi  in.stantly  killed at  7:15
i.   H.   E j o' clock  Sunday evening   wiien   she
B,  Nel-
Mi.-ses
Smith \
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R,iymond .M. Bi'jwn. it*, so:i i>; Mr, ,ind Mrs Jame- W. Brown, of Pl.nnf'ield township. Pen Argyl, R. D 1. died at 7:10 S.iturday nigir, ,it Ea,-ion Hospital, Hv \si.^ admiti d Jan i.iry 31 lor siir'^ical trraiin ir folio',vllig a coasting accident tiie before when hi' -ufTered a frac- . d left leg and internal injuries, ^idc- his pari'iit- lH' is -:i:\i\ed tie following brotheis .ind -;-- Evelyn, Helen and Aiti: ! ' n. at home; M:-. Ralpii !,• ;'i li II and Lester Brown and Mr- ,1.1 Miller, ai; of B,in';or; C .ir- Brown. and Mr- R.i;, iii''!, i How. 11. both of Allentown; Her.... Bn/'.' .1 and Mrs. Arch Getz, of Pi,!,:. lield township, and Gordon Brown Richmond,
Tile funeral was lu'ld Wediiisda',' aftimoon at the home of the par¬ ent,- with continued .s<>r\ice.- in the Plaiutield Church, of whicii he was a ii,":nber, in charge of the Riv W, H Bioiig. Internvnt was made in the  PLilnfield   cem. '-mv
    	
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Tu,, h-t ol cmI tnii.'krr., jumped up t'.vo mori' on Mondav afternoon wiien St;it.' Trnoner M.irshall Wil- lielm, of the Naz:U'eth barracks ar- re-led Charle- Duval, of 1704 White -treet. .South Belinar, N. J., and Ar¬ thur B. Herudk, nf Orand Avenue, Cedar Knolls. N, J , on the charg,^ of receiving stolen goods. Charg's were iirefern"! bv D'tective John Wa.schi'k. of tile l,"hi'-h Cnil and N,ui'jal:on Comiiaiiv. H,iviii'i 'o en :''"U'u;ed before Jii.-tice nf til" Peaee   Chni'l"-   Kiieelil.   thi'v     wtri-
iili'iicrd   l I   i),i:,'   S'J'lO  and   M  un l'.,id Ihe ei.il for di-'i':b;itioii am'ii th    iii'i'th   of  Na/,iri'th     Dtival  wi- , .iri'Miur   foir   ton-   while   H'-rudek I .'ii'ied   -ix
IIMKIM \l,Nl.i) ,\T "500"
Mrs. Charle- Knrcht. Main street
entertained hiT day aflernoon.
Thos.'  present   wer Jacobs,  Mrs.  George Alfred  Brobsi,   Mrs, .Mr-   Charli's   Frack, Boiisti'in,   Mr.-.
Prize ¦;     were
'500 ' club on Tu '.--
.Mrs    William
Leopold,  Mr-.
Asher    Hahn,
Mrs,     Curtin
Clarence  Mitchell,
awarded     to     Mrs,
Ilaliii   .Mis   I'la'. k and  .Mr-.  Jacobs,
I was struck by an auioinobile, opi'r- , ated by .Marvin Heller, '2\. .son of I .Mr, ,ind Mrs. Frank Heller, a neigh- I bor, and a clo.se fm nd of the John- ; son family,
'     The  accident occurred   while   the
! church bell of the H.'Cktown Church
I was   ringing,   suminoniiisi   tiie   con-
I giegatloii  lo service-.  .Mrs. John-Jii
> aii:\ioii-  I,)  bl'  on  liine,   ,-l. ppecl  ou'
inlo the higliway. direct'y  in  tron
ol  llie H li.'r aui<jinobili'   which wa-
. go,ng   v;uth,  .ll  a   Kite   of   .ibout   tj.i
; nnil'.- an iiour.    Hflier did not n.i'.e
ia  chance to ston  in   time  1/  avij.,i
I ,-ti':king    \fr-     Jdin-on,    who  wa-]
1 kn.jjkt'd   down.     Si'.i-    -ii-l.tined     a
ilil  lured   -kul!   and   br-iker.   ankle.
' .Sh ' was taken into h r h'Jine near
IV. and physici.iii-  ueie  .-tnnin n.'d
'.lid. she was Ix'yond iiieda ,il .i.d. and
diparently  died  wi'hin   1")   miiiuli's
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Dr   W   Calvin  Nici-tel.  coroner of      Rev   Dr  C. A   But.'   p.i-;.)r ol  the
Northimptoii     Countv.     exon.'rated . D'Vla'id R<'formed en.irge, of wiiicli
John   Le-niak,   of   Shamokin,   from'^f's- Johnson wa- a nuinber and i->
I The annual Efhciency Conference i of the couniv and di,strici offlcers I of Ihc Northampton County Sau- •¦ bath School As,sociation was held ' Salurday atternoon and evening m 1 the Nazareth Moravian Church Wllh a host of county and duuic. officers in attendance
General Secretary Walter E Mey¬ ers, visiting leader, wa.- the gie/. .-peaker, discu,ssing "The D..-inct Officers Function and Service' and 'Tne Divisional Siiperiiilendeni at W'lrk " Mr. Meyer.-. slre.vv.d liial the iinp'jrtant part of Sundi;, ,-cliooi work IS noi keeping the in the Stind,i\  ,-ci: <.il--   Jjj
• :,     Til   <    r)V-ur-,  wih  include   64
:,:¦ ,'''-l<'d   lad.e-   -iiuuld   app:'>    f',ir .y... ind-   o!    H'Or   dailv,an   electrto
:,.'ii'   -Uiiplv  of   ticket,-  a>  ear.y  as QuiJr:   mixer,   tlirie   electric   lamps,
,    i.ijli'     Die   I'J  till    Uni,;.':   -til- ''in--   \ eget.'i'il':   ; risfjcri,  three   alu-
:.-   ' ap.ien;,     .ii   tile   ' Y      mn.:     a minuni cake fians   two cake  savers,
ini.'.'d   ,'i:ir>..in'   of   tir kel-   w,ii     P .-.anitary   kitelien   can,   Jadite   refrl-
;; ':'i.jii.d     A,^o.   unit--  yo.i   ha',- 5erat.>r set. cut   gla.s-s wine  set  and
I    I'ki't,  '','.1  .i:- not ent.tied l.j ai.v .i   [ew   add.tii.'iial   prizes lo  be  mad©
:   'ie-  (l'l   :>:./,- oflered     Cii!  tor i::.-.,\ii   i.i'er.     In   addition   to   this
,;' •,',>:i't- a'   : ::.'   d   tlv coi,/e:,i - 1;,' of  h;ind-oin>' prize.-,, $5.00 in cash
:.-'   Ill' icli.ini-,   or   Tlie   Item  O.Ti" : w.ll n,, awardi'd the la.st day of the
Set Hij^h Standards For Scouts To Attend 1st National Jamboree
(las-mates   of Hood   College,
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TRL( K DRIVER EXONERATED RV (OUNTV (ORONER
a. g:',":i h'c lacl pri. sent
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Wa.'.'r T. .Meyer-, ol Philadelpliia. «'ho .rmnded County Sunday Schooi conveniion held in the Moravian Chur'ii, Naz„'U'etli. on Saturtlav. spent Sunday in town and made an addi'i'., in d^,. Moravian Sundav Sch.Ki; Ml- Meyers also taught tlie Past.,1 .. Bible Cla.ss and the Senior Bibl<^, ci,iss, Jointlv and gave an In- t^restni','  talk.
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Wold was received by the Secre¬ tary of the Chamber of Commerce, of town, that Mr and Mrs p. s Trumlwwer, on a Mediterranean I'l'in.se, ai'e having a most delightful irif) and the weather idcil. Among the places thev vi.-ited were Naza¬ reth and Bethlehem, in Jerusalem. "Pete' ,says Naz.ireth, Penna., still looks best to him, and he will no doubt have a lot more to say on their return, which will probably Ix' 11.'XI week
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Mi.ss Anna Wunderly, student al Flas' Stroud.-burg Normal Scluxil, spent the week end witli her par¬ ent-. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wun¬ derlv.
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ilMI..—Wi'diie-dav, Thursdaay and Friday, March 13tli, 14tli. and ISth
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\l»i\II>«.U»N:—Free. Obtain tickets for any or all se,-i ui- from coop<'rnting merchants or at THE riK,M OFFICE
>'HssiONS: -Cooking School Daily from 2 P M to 4PM Demonstrations  from 7 30  to 9 30  every evening
I'lMZHS:—I're-ented daily at every session The aflernoiin ,ind evening sos-ioii will atlord handsome prizi'.^ !o   thoso   attending
l.l.rri RF.I!;—Mis,- Marion Bellamy,   Home   Economist
I .Mlini r<:—Many di.si)lay,s of modern hoiusehold appli- an?ps and eiiulpinent bv co-opernting dealers, will l^"   demoii-trated   every evening.
;ill blame in the accident at Butz¬ town la.-t Friday nigiit which re¬ sulted III the death in St. Luke's Ho.-pital on Sunday morning of George Search. ,Jr . 17. al-o of Sliamokin
Searcli was riding on a ci.l iri.'':
I'lierated   by   I.esniak   and   '.v,L-   |;i.i-
: 1 ll   in   tlie  cab    wh n     th.'    tr.iriv
j crashed into a tree in front  o!   fi
Flori'iue   Brockman,     widow   h   S,  Wiininer hom.'     He  w,i -  h'l!
of Harry Brockman, died Sunday al 'n,  th,-  cab  until  a   bu-   nulled  ih
truck   awa\'   from     llie    tree     Tn accident  happened when    .i    spnn.:
whicii service.- sh.   w.i- 'in inr wa> ii.id   six'iil  Sund,.y   wKii   ine   coupl ¦ .Uld   wa-   their   dinin i    .md   stippe:' gii' -t.     The  Re\.  D,     B.it/   iiad   iil
A deinon-traljii exec'Ulne nie.'11114 W.I ..- nui.e yearly, d n: t.i ne-.v di.-lrict offl,. rs ar sear and tiie dem .n-tratuin j;;.'- thi'in a '^jood idea of Sabbalii Siioo, work. Taking part in liic execu- "ue meeting wcie Waili-,
Sclniiickle, of E.i.-ton. pie-,,ci-,'n' , Miss Margaret Bull, Ea.-i.iii .r t.iry; Mr- IrMii Brelz. Ea-top. cln.- dri'iis division, W,ilt. r F",t.,n ; E.i.-'on, youii'4 peipir - w.i:'i-:, Jii;:: Sencenbach. ol Ba'n. ad.iit d.i--.- t: in: Ge.irge F Mr -chool adinini.-tMti i! . 1' r.  B- ll,i-t    Cir
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FLOKENCI'l    BROCI-C.MAN
the Mor.ivuin Sisi r- Home, Betii- leiieiu, wher,. she moved lasi Angus: iK-iii her liome un Centre Squtire, town Siic had breii ill for several months Mrs. Brockman was a daughter of the lale Rev, and .Mrs, Fi'ancis Knaass, and was born .it .Moravia, Iowa, on March 5. 1807, Had slie lived until Tuesday she would have been 68 years old When she was a young girl, hir lather retired and the family moved lo Naz.ireth, She attended the Mora- van Seminary for Women at Beth- l«'heni, ,specializing in music and lollowed this throuuhout the re¬ mainder of her life She was con¬ nected with the Nazareth Moravian Church choir for over fifty ye.irs She was married to Harry Brock- iii.in on .July 0, 18n3, by the Rev. P. de Schweinitz, then pastor of the Moravian  Church  here,
Mrs. Brockman Is survived by two -ons. Francis, of Brido'^jport, Conn,, and JoseiJh of Athens, Ga,, and one sister, Mrs Annie Halstead, resid¬ ing 111 New York City.
Funeral   services   will   tx-   held   in the Moravian    Church    this    after- niwn at  2 p, m , lu charge of the pastor, the Rev, P, S, Meuieri,   In j terment will l>'  iinid,,. in the Mora \ 1,111 cemeterv
broke after striking a liole in thi' sti-eet, Lesniak was able to leave for his home after recenm,! atten¬ tion in the ho-jntal
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MRS SARAH JANE REPH Mrs Sarah Jane Werner Reph widow of Jos(-ph Reph, who h.id l)(>«'n living with a broih-r in N,iz.;i- reth until removed to the HafT Ho-- pit,il last Tiie^d ly. died Satindin night at the hcspltal, of pneuinnni,!. She was 77 ye,irs of age Mrs Reph is survived by twn children, Mr- PiT-toii ar,iver, Balh R 2. and F.lmer Reph, Bath; bv two graiiil- I hildren and a brother, Eugene Werner,   High   street,   Nazaii-th
The funeral was held W<dnesd,iv iiteniiKin with ai; services at the home of her son Elmer, in Batli III charge of the R<v H D Clau.s., Inteinient was made In the fainll> plot In Fairview cemetery, Moores- t»iwn.
STOCKERTOWN
Mr. and .Mr.-. Willi.im Schilling, ot Lower Naz,ii-etii. on Sunday enter¬ tained Mrs Henry Woodring in honor of Mr. Schilling's birihday
Mrs Fannie Morrow of Easton, spent the week end with her son, Charles Morrow  and family
Mr and \lr - W.iiier Clewell and daughters \kera nnd Virginia, of Nazareth, siiViif Sundav with Mr, and Mrs. mymoiid Pehnel and fainily. \
Mrs   Harry  Bender,  of  N,izai'eth. ix'iit   Sunday   with   her   daimht<'r, Mrs,  Francis  Youne
Mr, and .Mr- George Height, of Easton; Mr and Mrs Paul Oroner. of Broadheads and granddaughter Gl.ira, of Broadhead-; Edward tones. Nazareth; Mr and Mrs Charles Oroner and Mr and Mrs, Ivster Oroner atul daughnr Paul-! :ne, of Bangor, were Sunday guests of Mr   and Mr-   Ell-worth Mi'lx,sell.
Mr   and   Mrs   John   Howell   and Mr-   WillM'rt   Hack  .six^nt  Thur.-iday, in New York City " I
Mr- John Fox, Sr, visited frl'iui,-' It   Alpha   N   J, on Sunday, {
.I,imes   Ern.st,   of    Wilkes    Barre, | nul Miss Minnie .Schmidt, of Wind. Gap.   on   Sundav   visited   Mr,   and Ml-   TliiMinis  Miller I
Mr and Mrs Charles Uhler and children Catlierine, Jean and Char¬ les on Saturday visit4'd Mr and Mr-   Valentine Uhler nt  Allentown.
.lohn Fossel Mrs Oozella nnd children Fi'alik. Helen, and Theresa o| Oe<Mgeti.wn -[lent Sunday with I<iuts  Oroller ' I
Frank Mlll-r of Easton, on .Sat-! urdiy visited Mr and Mrs Thoma,' Miller I
Wl I'll' he li,id jii-t :;n..- \u. .ilion winn the m i - .:.'! '   rur,..
l:alik Heikiii.in ,,.:ii' ".1 'li,- di..i- C'.,, of the I'iiiii ll .Il il. w ,r, t . I'lrit'ch, w,i.- u.i.. :i th,' th^i m ::; "• :.-'. Alti'r ,1-.,- .11, ;:, : .i ;;:i. .\I: J inn.-on ii.'o tie iioil -.'. h.' h iri'ied to the cliiriii and ii,; .::,i' I ':.( iia.-tor TlieRi\.L)r Iiu/ mai' th.' ainioiinceineni and th ii we:r to liie Johnson hom-' Sei'. ici- wci ' n It resumed.
Dr.   Theodore   Reieh.r.iin    of   E,is ton   deputy coroner.  w,i.-  .-:i;i;in.i:i d and  after conductiiiij an   inve-tiga- tion.  decided  that  the  accld.'nt  was' una', ¦.)idable, in which opinion mem-1 ber- of the Johnson family concur-,
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!     Wiien   news   of   tiie   tra',;ed,    was
, coiuiyed   to   the   Rev,   C    A    Butz,
Refiiiined   pastor,   who   li,id   op.'lied
thf -erviees, lie announced the death
, ol Mrs   Johnson to the cmarciation
j and ilo,sed the vnvice
I     S^ii      was  a   laitlilul    an.l    act.ve
niem'x-r of the Reiormed congrei-M-
tii'ii    of  the     Drvi.iiid     Cniirch    a'
i Htxk'iiwn      For   many     vi,r, ,     hi-r
I hii-b.md   W.I-   Jan.tor   , :
town Church and at  p;
ton  .if H.i|)e cemetetv     i
[ chur, h, .Mrs   ,Tohn-.ui  v
lx>r of  the  Ladle-'  Aid  ,'-i '  :¦" , .   tne
.¦Willing Workers and the Mi-sioii,ir',
'S«>i'i''y.    She  w,i,  ,i   icnj  ;   n\    tn.'
rehm lUs   a.^air-   ..f   the   ciinii ini, ¦,
and her tragic death ha.- .-a-t gl.1.1.11
o\er  thc entir,.  countrv side
I     Sh.'   1-  -urvived   bv   her   husband
I and   ,wo  daughter-.     Mr-      Sainiel
I Orube  and  Mrs   George   Buvs.  both
[Of   near   Newburg,   Lower   Na/areth
i township    There are aUo  11 grand
I cliildren     and     oijlit   great-grand-
, ehiidren.
I Funeral s.-rviee- will Ix' held frnm 1 the home this afternoon al J P M [followed by sprvice- in the Drv land j Church, Hecktown. in iharge nl the 1 Rev C A Butz. .-ind interment will I be made in Hoi>' cemetery, adjoin ing the  church
T,U' N,i/,ii-etii  Br.ncii ot  t.i.'  L.i- t.>:;   Hospit.il   aiixiiiarv   net   .-n   Fi, d.iv   afternoon   in   the   Y    M    C    .\ The   president.   Mr-    W    J    H-inp pre.-ided        Mrs    Erne-t   Avre.   ie.i., the  minutes  and  the  report  ,A   the tea   the   auxharv'   held   recenilv       a- prepared by the ,secretary. Mis   An drew l.«'h     The sum   of $2a 4J    w.i - leahzi'd at the tea     Tne  trea-ur-r- reix)rt   -how.-  tlv   sum  of Sfitj 11   m the     Irea.-ury      Six'.v   -:x     meinirr- ,11.'  enrolled
Mrs Thomas .Achenbach read tiie by-laws as prepan-d by the commit¬ tee   Mis   Erne-t  A\re-.  chairman
The next  meeting will  be on  F;i-
In hi- invitation to the Boy Sco'ala of America to hold their firsi national Jamtxiree in Washington, D C , Augu-t 21-30, recalled by Pn-iideni Roosevelt in ins message I , Boy Scouts from the Whil ¦ Hou-.'' on Februar\' 8ih. the occi-i .1.1 of Scouting'- 25ih Anniversarj. th Pre-.dent d-ew special attention t the manner of selection upon m'r.i '.v'!i:,'h r-li irai'. r.z.'- tlie nim.n, ¦ 1 !,i:nooret      1:;  ,:,:,'  : -        li n. .-
:   ;¦.  '   ,y,-      ...1.:..:   ';:, : iific .;.   ',-    ;:, , in.ist   p.i--   1,11'   re.uh.ng   U.-'-   .1-   t; ::"ii'!:    -ate-'.   ;.,,,;..iia    cainpin.  e\- ;    :',.¦:,  -   ,i.:f'   :::¦¦  '   aih, v   nnt) 1: : i.. I'- : ii r,   ',     ';¦ i- -re   id-'-:   W'.'d   ir' :¦ , )
¦ :. f ,r til" J,ini!>'>ree cor.tiiu it n, '.,'¦.:   p.. ¦ ¦ .¦ ul.i:   c >:nimini'>
l.l" Ja::i:j',r".' gr cii) 'tif 'S-. it < S. ...r. - ,ind li^ider- will oe .in- ui liir' I. r-•,iii';liiig tr.>:iij-> ot ',oys ever brought logitiur. :i- '.v,! • lec'.jginzed bv llle I're-ident uii-ii 111    >aid
IVr.   tit-  'lut-tandiini  ev eiii   -i   ,• 'd    tiv   .¦\iii:iv-r-arv   Year'    vv,;i   b- .\:ii' :',''I -    fir-'    n,iti'.>nal    jainoje.'
¦ ' oe l,ei:! hi'ie ir. : he •¦:tv i-t W I -:i::i.:t u, tr 1:1, Auau-- 21 t , 3o I   :i   ;i    t     .i' '---.id .-.   It;   ic ; -.>:;    S;:i ¦
I "' ¦ :.' 1 • ; .::¦. :: r :.e ,1 ', ,1:' a ri ,i.'t,nit' ill 111- lia'. . rv -',11,:: ci W'i '1 •il. ¦-.-¦.;)¦:,I'; ii: ..t v.ii'.ous ofTi,-'iiI- li'';-, ;n W 1-i,in.;''iii .1 tine ¦.¦.iir,;i ,.' ¦ 'i' ¦)•':, ;:: id" ,iv niai''. :ind ",v,i, '-.. .ill I' ,Ki', :.' I' -eiv 1 thirtv ti: ci- 1,1 1 ¦-.'.- .. '¦'¦ :n".'t.ne "ar'-, I ,':: _l.id '.o kn,', th.' -1 lection t ':i "    -   .¦  ij ,',.'   n,,ide  'in   Ml"  i'; 1-, ¦  ¦->.
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,: -¦   ::   a'   ti:-    exi'M'nse   nf  the   :.  .  ;' .;. ,    '.',.-    ll.e. .'i',    |> .('a  ;,,     t::c    Ij ¦',  - 'Cir. MiTi ¦    -,:'iation   in   hie   i-   -i'i I- l.l iii.i-te  It   txissible  for hi-  p.ir tr -   '0  - nd  him
"Thirtv thousand Scouts brougtit together under such condiiioiu will mean the most thoroughly represea- Lative group of American boys ever mobilized for a purpose of this character "
A fir-t r"-t!'iction 111 Jamboree membership grows out of  the  fad
tlial, despite the hundreds of thou¬ sands of Bov S'outs who wmt to attend, acroininodations can tx' pro¬ vided for n:;. tio.OUO Scouts an4 1'.'.del- Tin h : - led lo the unpor- '¦'¦-' I.:'..- '•: • :•..!' the selection of Ja:ii:j..'r e S. o.i'..- w.ll be nia-de OB t.," b.i-i- ol one Jaiiibo.ee mi^inber ' 1 eari. of r,,. 30 000 Boy Si'OUt t:    >;)- m 'ill   L'nit.'d Stat'-s.
Ii.r \),-. iivj-i iiL- a Scout in good .-and;:,.' liiv^ -"rved at least one luii vea: I, a re;.-,teri-d Scout and have h.i,; at le.l-I ten days camping experenre H' must be recom¬ mended bv hi- Scjutma.-U'r. who must rer'ilv ;iia- the Scout has an excellent re?-rd "for Sciui-lilce ( 'liciurt ill o; ".ii'j intopractic ttM S, .1' O.i'ii .iiirl I,IVV and ideals of -e:'. ;:'e and f s;>on-- to leadeisliip." Hi-'ni-r Sroii' fTr-ni-pa-s upon thia d.i'.\     ir,(i   ,rt    -.',    ihei:'   r'cominen-
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F'       > '.!   .-•  pi'S'iit evidenca
till' il,' '.'1: -; .11 cieidition Is -ueh ,lv 'Ii ' f xpectancy of ft .'i it,, . M'>er;encp, wdth I ,r;d Hi'.)'U'ation against ;\ i ii, 'I'ldi'ien ther« mi-' I..' a i''.o:'t of a thorough n--'-''. ll ' ',:., '1 ', ':i tjy a reg sL-'red Pli. - l.m will mil, cerlifv whi'ther 111 ill- eiiiii'ii ''le Jamixiree appli¬ cant is 111 phvsi.i'.i: condllion to take pa'I in T S I'd' iirngram of streii- U'l- ''il;i>.r a't;v;lies, including -'.v.niinli'.g
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1' ,\ V K M E N T S HRLf) MEKTING
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Mrs Jev-io Shields of Pen Argyl formerly of town, was admitted to the Easion Hospital on Thursday, for a .surgical operation.
Mi--iiin,irv   S'.iiviintendent      V.r- ginia Cli'Wi'll led the Sunday Soliooi nary    l.'i,.i    [I'om   Ni.ar.i- rea.l      Tile   topic   .-lud:. d Peter     I'nm.i.-k-     Hvpr ¦>.   i,-, il-elio. ui
Duiiiij   Ihe   morniin;  s rv u e     t!i p,i-l.ir preach.'d  ,1  sermon  pre'pari- t.iry to the Dniten sea.-on and  H.'i-, Cuiniiiuiiion. entitled  "Remi.s.-i.jn  A i-Hn- '
A  -i)e,- l.ii church diinng   the   nlleriii-ion rules  and  regulatlon,-
council conv.'ii ,1 ti>  adop;   tiv the   nevi-
for
iiinetery Rev Oross presided "ver tlio council Hairy E. Oovvr presented tiip rules drawn up by the cemetery commltte«' headed by Wll- h.ini  Beitel
Harold Butz led the Christian Endeavor con.sec iation meeting .s.'ei-.nary Ruth  Beil called the  roll
The Jtiiuo,- Society met With thrir Superintendent.   Mrs.  Prank   Yob
Tlv Board of Triisto«»s held their monthly meeting m the evening, Anna  M   Beitel presiding.
Mis
S.n,-'.' liie unavoidable accident l> Mr- Andrew John.son, a well know:; and Ix'i.ived citizen ol Heeklovvn and comiivmitv. much cntici-m ha- i.-'-'.i CII lll.ll cl regard.ng pede,- tr..in- walk.iii; along the higiiWiv at 'hat -e.'li'.m It has been p<ii;r- ' d ,-i:i' 111,It 'he highwav Ihrougli Hi'Crini'.v ll and Ne-.vburg h- a^ n,i:'ro,v a' tii'-e t',v.i p-oini.- as aiiy.v ,,": • aling the entn'c route It h,i- :\'..i l)e"r. p'linted out that nior.. i>'de.- ,r, ;ig tlie hiiihw •;, a '.' ' ¦.>'i,r,t- Ui.m all, ,-.'.i.-: ,,.   r 1 r.e
ll    tin.-   txi-ting    c   :, !,:.,.;.    .; luje-teci th.i'   : ;   :.   ji ,  . 1:.-  till- .spction .'t   till'  in . .1 Iji    m  .siifeguard..ij     lih ;v   ,a..v  true of tiii. cliuicii A   pavement   aKni       tie ll'l.Ill  of  llie Drvland  Church vv.uild 1)'"   .1   i'lng   -i4'p  towards   prevr , .as a".-,dent- and would provide a    i'v ;)i,i'e   to   church   goer-   in  eir,:,:!. ,i:id  leaving the premises
Alth<>UKii accidents cannot be e.i- •,i'»'l;. avoided a much safer pi,, • : i;- piedo-tnan- can ix: provide,! Cro—ing a highway Is dang..rou.s l)Ut walking alon? it 1- considered tnore
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T:.- I..'d^e Pi'iiicepcs-a Maria Pia di Savoria Order Sons ol Italy, In America held a meeting Sunday. March 3, a: Carlos Hall Mi's. Frinzl and Pa il I'etrigani of Ea-stoa woie pre-4in', aiso Jos«-ph Ale,s.si of E. >toii VV.l) nave a wonderful s|>-ecn in regard to the Orde; There ill- ijeeii a large increase in tlve inemtjer-hip The committees have ior.e woiulerfil work 10 make the ifTaii  a -ucce>,
Iiu'ia'ion of 111,, lodi."' will be on Siild,ly ,i!'"ini'»'in March :jl. at Carl '^ Hail lianqu't after ihe hil- :, I'lill cei.'Oi )iu<"- lit Nazareth Inn. i n-resii M-rlo.' Venei abile of tlie l^odiii . pr»'-ir|.>d
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M\KI(III>   viM^.iwo   M VRs
Mr and Mrs Rude Frankenfleld Georgetown, l.ower Nazareth town- -hip, on Mondav celebrated the:: slxty-,s«<cond wedding anniversarv Boili Mr and Mrs Frankenfield are enjoying givxi health and hHV'«< tfv best  wishes of  a  host  of  frlend^i
Mr   and .M: ,   Tiiom... Aclii-iibach, Gi'i'eii    street,    entiitained   a   num¬ ber of friends on Saturday evenhig. An   en lovable   evening   was   spent playing car#^«*»'—'"" ¦  n .. ~ Re!re,iiitipnts   were wrved Those 'pi<.,,int were: Mr   and Mr». Nelson  Prwnun,   Mr   and  Mrs   Ir¬ 'i   VV"rK!'<-i<oi'    oi   town.   Mr.   and Mrs    Kentif-h   EickhofT.     Mr.     and Mrs    jf„..ph   Frev   and   Mi.s.s   Ethel Bltt^-nbendiT   of   Bath, and  Chorf 0\.'rn*W, of  litiUitUfht'tn
Pri7/e,s were awarded Ut Mri. Preetnan Mhs Blftetil)onder Mr Frey  and   Mi    Fr'-< tiiaii
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Ml'. Daniel laidig and Mm F.arl, of Morn town, N J. ^pent the week end wltti Mr and Mrs Elbert Wa-»- arr,  Madi.s'>n   avenue