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The Real ^erican ^tU a real American? 2^', patriot, not a part. S IS'his Taxes hon~tly. J Kp» informed on Pub- *L\a w«nts tha Black Sf« the yellow mMti to JJ^uaiprlvH-ieandop- *LH.nity with himself. f2S« MlUtarlmn, but U JJ to serve in army or navy JTZw, country is »t war. •ts heart beau a little fast- .^he sees the Star, and •2f'„made up of three J:ttt.Unilt*«llents,Washlnf- S; prsnklln, Lincoln, ^"^spects women, wy Tl^s you straight in the ^„d says plainly what he *Sfhonors those who Work, ' *h.s « wholesome con- IZnt for Idlers. *^rspeal.-slowly, and means mtle more than he says.. •» 15 tolerant of anything -oept Intolerance i«.s not care Belief is. so long as He does not care what your Aeligious ^ are I>'ctnt. humor of his own, th his eyes more primitive ylrit: but you He has a llut laugh;- \vii un with li;s mouth. He is a Good Lcser. • Once In fouf veais he goes |.|B a political debauch, yield- hlmself up to the most and narrow party when It is over he donee mo.o an American, for- |iti his late pwMlons. and is tn the man who was elected, BO matter which party was HKcessful. Be is an r.wentlal Democrat; ttiatls. his creed is not "I am II good a.- anybody." but Is •Anybody is as good as I." He likes to make money, but Ikn to see everybody around lAn makin? money also. He IMS not enjoy Riches In the Bidst ol Poverty. He wanU a Family of his 9fn, a Business of his own. a louse ot his own. and an Opinion of his own. His is not a stock, or a race, «« breed; It is a Spirit. His ,|uents may be French, Ital- llD, Czech, Polish, or German; tat he has caught another Iplrlt; he has been born again, llil an American. le is a Retormei'. not a Re- .tionlst. He hates Class. When Laws do not suit hint he does not Break them, he Changes them. Hi.s is th> newf^t Nation; his is the Youth of Humanity. He is Loyal—to his Family. to his Friend, and to his Country. But his Loyally does not Imply Lying and Spying, Cnielty and Inhumanity. He wants nothing for his •»n Country he would not be •UUng for other Countries to l»ve for themselves. He does not want the United Itotes to Rule the world, but to be the Bi'.; Brother to the world. DR FRANK CRANE. &':, NAZARETH Item AN INDBPBNOENT PAMILT NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO LITEBATUBE, U>CAL AND OENERAL INTELUOENCE 1 VOL. XLII NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12,1933 No. 7 Frank H. Schmidt Elected "^ President of Nazareth Na¬ tional Bank and Trust Co. Served Bank for Thlrtjr-fIve years Trust OfBcer, and his wide acquant* ¦¦¦ anoeshlp has resulted ta a very At the meettag of the stockholders' rapid growth of this department, of the Nazareth National Bank and, which now has the administration of Trust Co. held on Tueaday, tha, trusts aggregating $1,200,000.00. Board of Directors consisting of| The splendid record made by the Joseph Brobston, Morrla Portuln, i Bank Is a great tribute to the fore- John A. Miller, A. O. Schmidt, Frank' sight, care and Judgment of the H. Schmidt, P. 8. Trumbower and two men who guided ito destinies for i Herman F. Zlegler were re-elected. , so many years namely Dr. Thomas The Board met hnmedlately after. Cope and Mark T. Swartz, whose] the stockholders meeting and organ-: terms as President extended from j Ized by elecUng Frank H. Schmidt,' 1898 to 1932, Herman P. Zlegler is, president and trust offlcer; John A. the senior member of the Board Miller, vice-president; Joseph Brobs-! having served for 27 years. John A. ton. secretary; Fred D. Heckman, Miller took the place of his fathnr. cashier and Eugene D. Treln, asst. Conrad Miller, and has s-^rved as cashier. j vice-president since 1919. P, S, I Mr. Schmidt's elevation to the Trumbower followed hir, faih-r. j presidency comes after a service of John W. Trumbower as a director.} 33 years with the Bank, during which so that the second generation is i time the Bank has grown from a now carrying on work of Tlios, Cope, small institution with a capital of Conrad Miller. John W. Trumbower, | $.50,000,00 and deposits of about Owen Knecht, Ooorg«' W. laub and' $60,000,00 to one of the largest and the other early directors who gave strongest banks in the county, hav- the Bank its start, ins at this time capital, sun^lus and Thc elevation of Fred D, Heck- j undr> ided proflt.s of 973.000.00 and man to cashier and of Eugene D. | deposits of $4,600,000,00. Mr. Sch- Treln to asst. chashier follows a midt ,start<?d as teller, and on tha faithful service on the part of Mr. 1 elevation to the presidency of Mr. Heckman of 2.5 years, and of Mr.' Mark T, Swartz. he was made cashl- Treln of 32 years. \ er and when the Trust Department The statement of the Bank will of the Bank was started he was made be found in another column. Reduced Railroad Rates For Farmers Attending Farm Show CHEROKEE INDIAN SPEAKS TO WOMAN'S CLUB AT MEETING This Debt Repudiation Has Gotta' Stop By Albert T. Reid WAIT A MiMUTt, FELLOW. - MOW YOU JUS' TRY lo FMtf OW VMAT Vou OWE ME AWD IT'S FIKIISH FOPL Yoy/, / // ME OWE* !at <5uV TEM CENTS AMD HE'S T^^YlNc; To GIT OUT OF IT, Chamber of Commerce To Elect Officers To-morrow Evening: All interested cltiaens are invited to Attend ThU Meeting Northampton County farmers The January meeting of the Wo- DlanninK to attend the State Farm mans Club was held on Monday Products Show at Harrisburg Janu- evening in the High School audi- arv 16 21 Will be able to secure re- torium, Mrs, R. T, Peppell. vice pre- duced railroad rates by using the .sident. was In charge of the business special certificates, which may be session. secured at the office of County Agent The program was in charge of the B L Coleman. A complete program legislative committee of the club, of the events of the show are also Mrs. Frank R. Huth. chairman. Mrs. available. The judging of livestock, Burton Andrews. Mrs. William Al- crops. etc., will start Monday morn- len, Mrs, H. C. Snyder. Mrs. Mar- Ing and continue throughout the tha Slonaker. Mrs, Floyd Wagner, week until it is completed. Mrs, Paul Wunderly. Mrs, H. C The annual mt'eting of the cham¬ ber for the purpose of electing offic¬ ers for the ensuing year will be held at the y, M C, A. tomorrow even¬ ing, January 13ih, 1933 at 8 oclock. The program committee is arrang¬ ing to have at lca.st five local .speak¬ ers pre.sent at this meeting who will explain briefly the chamber's ac¬ tivities the past year, doings in our borough council, doings of our tend tills meeting. Bring a friend or two along with you. Free smokes and no obligatiotu. The following candidates have b'-en nominated ard constitut* th» i otftcial ticket, of which thirteen are to be elected as The Board of Di¬ rectors: I Edmund Champion, Raymond Chr:,stman. Warren Dech, Harry i Freeman, A E. Frantz. R. B. For- tuia, Charles Frack, J. H. FuUner, William Henry, A N. Itterly, C, J. Knauss, A, O, Kern, Frank Mar+.in, Robert Nolf, L O. Peters, Henry school board and a general forecast Schlegel, Prank Schmidt, A. O. Sch- of what taxpayers may expect in the : mldt. Chas, .Shafer. Ru.s.sell Snyaer, future, I A j. Sturgis, Allen Slamer, Henry Every person InteresU'd In the gooi Simons. P. S. Trumbower. Fred and welfare of Nax-areth nia; .it-, V,'rx>d, H, P. Yeislcy. rEA( HERS MEET . AT ROU.\D TABLE DISCUSSION AUXILIARY CELE¬ BRATES TWELFTH A.N.MVERSARY In keeping with the economy plan In the county that of substitutin? periodical short teachers' meetings for the annual institute sessions. Approximately icventy-fiv,- mem¬ bers of camp 20 Soas of Veterans Auxiliary gathered in the camp hall ill the Shafer building on Friday the teaching .staff of the Nazareth evening and celebrated their 12th High School, together with Prof F. anniversary, A. Marcks, supervising principal and Various members were called upon Muvs Florence Nicholas principal of f^^ extemporaneous speeches. De- the high .school, nvt for open forum partment chaplain Minen-a Stone- d:,scussion at 3:15 o'clock. The ses- back of Easton brought greetings FINEST XMAS PUTZ IN THE'^ LEHIGH VALLEY Mrs. Eugene Treln, East Centre .street. Nazareth, knowii throughout the Lehigh Valley for her marvel¬ ous ability In designing Christmas Washington Twsp. Farmers Discuss Area Plan For T. B. Eradication Control sion was held in the .school library. under the'direction of Miss Nicholas The round table di.scu.ssion in this, \ the first of a .series, was wholly con¬ cerned In "Assignment". Problems on the a.ssignment of classroom and j home work were brought before th? assembly. The second in this series of teach¬ ers' meetings will be conducted the latter part of the month, and will be ba.sed on the theme "Matterials", More than 50 Washington Town- subject, those pre.sent decided to putzes. has again scored a triumph ship farmers met in the Flicksville form an organization and canvas th.- fi-i^ H..W. .. r - - - 1 in her creation of this year. At the school Hou.se Mondav evening and cattle owners for the purpo.se of A large number of entries received Snyder Introduced the .speaker. Chief present time she is displaying her ^i^^u.s.sed the Area Plan for T. B, making application for the test when at the Agricultural Extension omce One Star who spoke on "The Ameri- , twenty-fifth annual putz for the en-, Eradication Control. The test was gn.; „f j^e cattle owners have signed have been forwarded to the show can Indian of Today and Ye.ster-jovmenl of the public and has chos-, p^piained by Dr Henry W Turner oiine cauie owneis na e .s g and County Agent B. L. Coleman day.' The speaker is of the Chero- en "The Life of Moses" as the theme i 3^^^^ veterinarian located at Allen- urges others, who are planning to kee tribe and his original home was for her creation, send exhibits, to send them by ex- in Oklahoma. He was educated in a characteristic which differenti- press or parcel post so that they will the Indian school at Carlisle. Pa, and ates Mrs, Treins handwork from re- arrive at the show building not later he maintains a studio at Jeflersons- , maining .so-called "putzes' and than Saturday, January I4th. ville. Pa. at the present time. He stamps it indelibly a "puU" In the In the swine classes, entries have spoke of the time when the Indians truest sense of the word, is the dls- b -en made bv Oeorge W. Buss,_Low town. 90' applications, elected chairman of the commitlie cember: PRINCIPAL'S REPORT TO BOARD FOR DECEMBER 1932 Charles O. Miers was Attendance and Enrollment. De- areth Town.ship. W. H. Schle were free, and told of their customs tinctlv Bibilcal atmosphere which and way of living. He .sang Indian ^iip has imparted to it and the isol- er Nazar Kel, Mooie "^^^areth Township. Indian dance. He also told how the and F. O, .songs, and gave an exhibition of an Indians Ihe now since the govern¬ ment has taken charge of them and Fogel. Lower Othf'r livestock entries include Per- cherons horses being .shown by the Stat" Haspltal Farms. Weaversville. put them on the reservations and Belgians by Willow Brook • » 1.' Farms. Catasauqua. The sheep classes will include entries from L. F. Nicholas, Mt. Bethel, and 18 lamb club members located in Upper Mt. Bethel and Lower Nazareth Town¬ ships. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA MEET ation of all that is modern from that which truly makes this a putz. As I in former years. Mrs. Trein accom¬ panies the tableaus which are electrically displayed on her putz' with an interesting and well rend-1 ered story. This story, detailed in every respect, is the perfect comple¬ ment to the spectacle which greets the eye. In brief resume one might mention the themes which she has PA. ASSN. FOR BLIND ELECTS NEW SUPERVISOR Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary Mr, and Mrs, Charles Ackerman. of Flicksville, last 'Wednf.sday clo- TEMPLE NO, 10 G. OF L INSTALL OFFICERS IL BOARD HOLDS REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Temple 10. Ladles of the Oolden Eagle, met In Eagle Hall on Thurs¬ day evening with Noble Templar Hannah Daniels, presiding. A rou¬ tine .ses,sion with the reports of the Eiiuna RulofT on 'h" sick list various committees was followed by *" ' th" installation of offlcers by Dis¬ trict Gnuul Templar Martha Rein- heimer. The following were In.stall- The Northampton County Branch brated the 25th anniversary of their of the Pennsylvania Association far wedding at their home. They were the Blind has recently elected Miss married on January 4. 1908, by Rev. The Daughters of America met in presented both in word-s and "picture Anne Vlachos to the Supervisorship A.sa E. Erdman. of Nazareth then : regular ses.sion on Tue.sday evening cjurmg the past four vears:—"From'"^ ^^^^ organization ¦--- '-'- -' "-- '•¦--•-¦ ..... . I ^^^^ Creation to the Birth of Christ" '^^s aheady started in on her new charge. Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Millc and "The Flood": "From oreen-1 duties, with headquarters in the land's lev Mountains":: "The Offer- offlt"^ o^ the Northampton County mg of Isaac" and "The Ten Virgins" Branch in the Bethlehem Tntst and "From the Manger Jto the Company. Bethlehem, Throne " Each pivsentatlon in turn Mi.s.s Vlachos has had wide experl- has seemed to surpass that of the ence in this tyije of work. For two previous year. And even now Mrs. years slie headed the Bowery Dis- Trein proudly assures her friends trict of the New York Charity Socie- that she is formulating even more ty: for four years was engaged in elaborate plans for next year. .this type of work in Philadelphia: The opening tableau of "The Life while she was more recently a Soci- of Moses " depicts the bondaj;e of the al Service Worker in the Johns Hop with councilor Carrie Holland pre¬ siding. I A welcome was extended to two .state and national officers, deputy and national tra-^tee Agnes Bach- man, and national repre.sentative, Flora Frick. both of Allentown. | The relief cninmittee reported Lucy Romal(\v. Sarah Fehnel and, An attendance prize was awarded to Elizabeth Sim ;ns. Tho trustee's report by Leda Os- ed: pa.st templar. Hannah Dunicls [The regular monthly meeting of iKbool bo,i:\! was held on Mon- evening ::i the Hi«h School with the president C. F. , presul.:-,},'. [lh» treasuivr rendered his report a b.il.t-ice of $32,166.73 on er 1. l<y.v: The receipts dur- Ithemonth 'f Decemljer amount- to $840'tL'l and expenditures *36. leav;'^ a balance on hand "t», 905.68 „.. Jaiuijiry 1. 1933. IVmUx colli. !or reported the col- vert. Laur of sch-)l taxf^s during the er; .s<'r\inc noble templar, Helen Shafer: vice tempiiir, Lillian Halb.rstadt: prie.st- «cii ^d¦\ RulofT- nroulv toss, Rcb"cca riKk maiSi of ceremonies. Sally tho home of Mrs. Stella Koch Wuiuierlv: Buardian of records, Hel¬ en Miller: guardian of oxchequ.'r, Safli" Honeyman: miardian of fin- slsted by Cora Correll. Florence Lich- ance Eva Shafer; Kuanlian of music, tenwalner. Emma Walters and Doro- Marv Kilpatrick: nuaidum of Inner thy Sehoenlx'rsor, The following portal Leda Oswald; fjuardian of wei-e Installed: past councilor, Carrie I?emaley: who Holland: a.ssociate, Ada wald was accepted and placed on re-i isr.aelites in Egypt and their per¬ secution by the Rulinc; Pharoah of the time. This assumes the form of a decn^ that all Hebrew midwives cord, I An invitation was extended to the^ degree team of tho order to hold their next meeting on January 30 at: Installation of offlcers wa< with Agnes Bachman In chan held as- Knecht; arc to kill newly born .sons of the Israelites but are i^ermitted to allow tho daughters to live. But the mid- wives feared God and r'nd"red fitt¬ ing excuses and through this mann¬ er, a male baby was born and per¬ mitted life, H" later was named Mosos. The .second tableau concerns tl\e outer portal, Lucy prev nt bocau.se of councilor Mary Fogt^!: associate, placing of Moses in an ark and hid- Hilda Hontz: vic<' councilor. Oladys ing him in the bullnishes where he ni-hing of proper glasses, A con- Helon Shook; as.sociate. Lucy Ott; conduc- was eventually found by Pharoah's sulerable number of adult blind per- was unable to b< illne.ss. Tlie rew noble t 'inplar Shif(>r api>ointed the foUowing com- tor. Eva Fehr: warden. Emma Rul- refreshnient, Cornelia Frit- off: inside ,sentinel, Grace Pike; oiit- i>tod by Rosa side .sentinel. Lulu Smith: a.s.sistant I.auia Sil- rerording ,s"creta!v. Lulu Schissler; (Continued on Page Three) 2nd NATIONAL BANK ELECTS OFFICERS ' Tlie Second National Bank held The now councilor then took the k.,, annual met-ting for the oloction niitt<-<>s: chmaii, chairman: as Siegfried, Marv Stainet,^ ri Ryan and Jennie Harj)- trustee, Mary Casey, committee, Marv Fogel, Agnes Bachman pres-nted past of Decenitx-r amounting to chairman a.>.sisted bv Cula Kl-nzlo. councilor's pin., to Carrie Holland » Bills ;,mounting to $885.98 Anna Hahn. Eva Ab<^l, Kmma Dech. and Ada Knecht proved lor imymont and the and Lucille Wuiulerlv; entertain * was authorized to pay nient. Beatrice Price. Sadie and Mary Kilpatrick, bo«de,^,„ierated the tax col- D"';i"f. •';;,^^;,"^;;^^^ Marv Sta- Emma Ruloff. Alice Bilheimer. Lulu •"quest of Miss Hilda Kindt to, t'^" '' ""^'^^^ Templar Flora Frick. Milheim, Laura Hinkle. Mary Smith: •W leave of absence extended •;''' ^,jj, ^ Florence Llchtenwalner. '•M of the pre.sent school term °'^ ~.marks on the good of the Lucy Ott. Gladys Shook. Elizabeth i»r»ntz. Cashier: Edgar B. Troxell .ffwted by the board. Miss """ '*'"" Simmons. Naomi Uhler. Hazel Oetz: ^nd Haven H, Happle, tellers; Char- «•• not been able to assume, o''"*^^ ^ ^ dehnquent. Sadie Kern, Beatrice^ ,^s D Rohn. Bookkeeper and Evelyn IM'WrNIZATION CLINIC Price, Helen MlUor, Anna MUhelm, j shupp stenographer and book- and Cora Correll. keeper. Auproxlmatelly 260 children of Announcement was made that the •VANOELKAL CHURCH ^unol and pre-school ages were annual banquet of the degree team percent has been declared ' TreaTed at the clinic for Immuniza- would be held on Wednesday even- ¦ ^^ .>.-,H thp status nf tesfin2 o'eciea cnaiiniaii oi uic tmiiuiiL.-c ccmoiT: Enrollment — Grades 641. throughout the sta e was discu sLd with two or more representatives in junior high 288; senior high 2-; Lv Dr ciarkson of Harrisburg. each school district. This commute-.- Cont. .schoo 19^ All schools e.xcep'. SuesSons reUtve to organization will meet Monday night, January Cont. school 1151. Percentage of at- 2erf w..wJred by County Agent B. 16th. hi the Flicksville School House tendance-Orades ^2' iunu>v and ¦L CoWn for the purpo.se of discassing the pro-, senior high .schools 97; No days After a thorough discussion of the gress being made in the sign up I school was open 17. I ..Term to End of December En¬ rollment—Grades 651; junior h.gh 296: .senior high ^30: Cont. .school 26 All schools except Cont. 1177. Per¬ centage of attendance—all schools 96. No. days school was open 74 Av. daily attendance term to date— all schools except Cont.—1109. Cont. School—Enrollment: Dec. 19: term to date 26, Percentage of a:- t»ndancc, Dt'c. 95: term to date 96. School was open 15'a days during term to date Cont. school was clos¬ ed on Dec. 14 and 15. the equival¬ ent of one day. because of the iUnes.s of the teacher. Firedrflls were conducted at the Whitfiild bldg. on Dec. 1 and at the Fairview bldg, on Dec. 7. .Acridrnts. No lost time accidents Were reported during the month of D<:-cembor >ubstitutes. The following teach¬ ers mi.s.sfd time as indicated dur;n? the month of D'cembor: Miss Grace King—2 days—substi¬ tute Mi.ss Edyth- Borchardt. Mis. Miriam Peters—5 days—n^ substitute. .Mrs. Martha Slonaker—3 days—no substitute. Miss Emma Schmuekle—7 days— substitute Mrs Wm Williams. A physician's certificate was received and riled in each ca.se. The cost of sub.'titutes to the district during th-? ni'^nt'i was s:m >Irdiral lnsp<it(irs Report: Th" medical in.spector spent 27 hours in l;n' of duty distributed as folK.'Ws- P"n"ral cla.s.srocm Inspections 4 hours, sanitary inspection 2'j hour.s. spvial examination of pupils at offlce 4 hours, examination of hoys bask''tball squad 2 hours, routine ex.i:ninatio:i of |v,ipils ll'j houi's. The routine examuiation of pupils has now been complet<^d, A report of the conditions found will be sub¬ mitted ne\" tnonth. from the district, and Effie William¬ son, vice president of the local camp thanked members for co-operation during the year. A beautiful potted plant, in recognition of faithful ser¬ vice and devotion was presented to Mrs. Henrietta Abel, oldest member and first president of the organiza¬ tion. A program was presented as fol¬ lows: America by all: Lords prayer, by all; song and dance "A Walking Doll" Dorothy Jane Swavely; ac- cordian selections. Marjorle Klepp- iiiger: reading. Carrie Hagenbuch; piano duet. Jennie Rohrbach and Sadie Kern. Addresses were made bv Stanley Fehr and Elmer Abel. Announcement was made that a d'legation of members would call on Edwin Koehler. Civil War Veteran, who is celebrating his natal anniver¬ sary. Dancing and card playing oc¬ cupied the remainder of the evening. The affair was in charge of the following committees: refresiim?nt, Carrie Hagenbuch, Sadie Scott. Mary Frankenfleld, Mary Fritchman. Anna Unger and Pauiine Hub<-r entertain¬ ment, Sadie Kern, Carrie Hajfon- buch. Effie Williamson, and CaiTi« Holland. A CORRECTION Miss Vlachos Lutheran pastor of the Plainfi'-ld charge. Mr. of Nazareth, the latter a sister of Mrs, Ackerman. celebrated their sil¬ ver wedding on December 25, 1932. Mr, and Mrs. Ackerman were best man and bridesmaid at th" weddm-.; of Mr. and Mrs. Miller 25 years ago. Following the receiving of thf guests a turkey dinner was served Entertainment was furnished bv Mr. and Mrs. Lovlne Miller. Mrs. Arlln? R<^agle and Mrs. H"nry Lerch. who sang "O Promise Me' and "I love kiis Ho.spital at Baltimore, doing a You Truly." Mrs. Lerch and Mr. great deal of work among blind and Miller favored with piano and vio- iie.irly blind persons. 1 Un duet. A vast amount of good work has j Those present ttere Mr. and Mrs. b ¦• n done by th:" Northampton C'liitv Branch In it.s work for blind ixrsons. also in the field of pre- \ cation of blindne>s. Several chil¬ dren from this County have b-en eu¬ ro, led as students in the Overbrook S<:iool for the Blind at Philadelphia. M.iny children ha:o had their vision sa'od from further defect by the ex- an.ination of their eyes and the fur- Lo-.ine Miller and daughter Virginia: Mr. and Mrs. Arling Reagle and daughter, Claire; Mr, and Mrs. Hen¬ ry Lerch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ack¬ erman and son Kermit and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Ackerman, of Flicks¬ ville; Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Florev. Belfast: Mr. and Mrs Oeor,'e Miller, son Lester and daughter Virgin:.!. Nazareth, and David .^ckerman. of Flicksville. SOILS have been taught handicraft, and have kept thuiisehcs occupied, ar.d at the same time added to their ni'ome through the sale of articles which they made, which have been .'^oid through the help of the branch. T':io week for the blind, held in Beth¬ leliom a little more than a year ago. when Miss Helen Keller, the world Knights of Friendship Install Officers I M a teacher this term on I ot illness Kern chair and appointed the following I committees- entertainment, Grace tho auditing Pike. Hilda Hontz. Mabel Weaver, Ofll'"rs of Nazareth chamU-r 103 Knight.s of Fnend-ship were Installed at their regular meeting In Shafer'.s Hall, on Monday evening. The cere- In our is.su> of December 8th ap¬ peared an article relating to th« funeral of Oeorge Savercool which according to part: s involved was in¬ correct In the following respects: First: Paul Teel did not try to stop the diggine of the grave. Sec¬ ond- Paul Teel did not refase to provide boarcLs on which to throw tiie dirt. Third Paul Teel did not refuse to provide a covering to place over the grave. Fourth: Paul Teel did not refu.se entrance to the ceme¬ tery to the funeral procession, and fifth: Paul T^-l made no statement "that the undertaker had conducted his last funeral in the cemeterv ' We make this correction with all due respects to all concerned. cuisions. The t'^achers are manifesting a liking for this kind of work and much practical good should come out of these meetinc- Conference Period for Parents and Teachers. In order to bring the home and school closer together a special conference period for par¬ ents and teachers has boon arram^eri for in connection v.lth the P. T. A meeting. Half an hour Ix'fore each P. T. A. meeting the teachers of the junior and s'-nior hirth schools will be in the building available fr.r con¬ ference with parciT.: of high school students. Parents lonv to the libr¬ ary, Room 20. where they are it^- celved by the principals and mf.o- duced to anv teacher whom t'lev miv wish to_ .sec. This conference period was inaugurated last month. Publicity is l>etng given It In e\ny of offlcers Tuesday and elected the f.imous blind woman apixared m the nionies were conducted bv William following directors: A. E, Frantz, liberty High School Auditorium at Mover. Jr.. and his staff from DaMd Thomas chamtier, of Cata.sauqua. Short addiesses were made by form¬ er Grand Champion Williams and William Moyer Jr. « Tlio.se Installed were: pa.st sir knight marshall. Wllbert Hack; sir knight marshal. Lester Laubach: senior cliampion. Monroe Davidson; Junior champion, Arthur Oetz; mas-; ter of rites, Clarence Weaver; lenlght warden. Jonathan Kech; recording secretary. Allen D, Troxell; financial; secretary. Roland Roth; treasurer. her re- , William P. Oano. Andrew O. Kern. H. M. Kleckner, H. B. Munger, W. K. Shlmer. E. J. Unangst. The directors organized and elect¬ ed E. J. Unangst, President; William blind; and K. Shhner, Vice-President: A. E Bethlehem, will long b«' remembered b\ the people of this Co\inty. ' Mi.ss Vlochos will continu" this very excellent work, the a ding of th> the prevention of blind¬ ness, particularly among children, in a most able and friendly way. »—• ROT.%RIANS way pos,sible. Much good is exiv'- Nurse's Report. Miss Kreider, whoi| ed of It if parents can be tnduce.l t > to her home with the; 3, ail themselves of this opportunity. Basketball. The boys team pla\ed two games during the mfwith: Hell¬ ertown, away, Dec. 16, end Urhlgh- ton at home, Dec, 23 The receip's at the Lehlghton game were (35 10 is confined grippe, has not submitted port for I")ecr>!nb<'r. .%nti-DiphlhFrla InorulatioHit. The fir.-t of thc anti-diphtheria inocula¬ tions, .s|X)n.sored for tills community urcli Allentown, will Dr. J .- - The weekly meeting of the Rotary A semi-annual dividend of four club was held on Monday evening In the V. M C. A with the president William Silfies presiding. A short song service was held with H P. Yelsley leading and Charles Hess at the piano. Professor Carl Zlegler of ¦ l4ifayette College was the guest Lovers of good music will be glad .speaker and spoke on "Education by the Nazareth Lions Club was giv- expen.sps $9 25, leaving a net balance en on Wednesday afternoon, Janu- ot 115 8S, This balance will be con- ary 4, The medical inspector and sumed by the cost of transpor'.atlwi school muTie were assisted by Miss n\ playing the return game Shepherd, state nurse. Mrs. Robert! Ind. Arts Dept. Balance end pre- vious month 1105 82. Receipts dur¬ ing month 122 16 ToUl bank bal- APOLLO MALE rHORV.S WILL APPEAR IN ST. JOHN'S REFORMED CHl'RCH Ziegler. and Mrs. C. Frederick Mar- tm Approximately 275 children be¬ low 12 years of age were Inoculated at four different stations; the three Fred Koch; organist. Ralph Bruce; ' P"»l>c school building and the Holy Family .school. West Centre street Institute--Substitute work is going forward as planned. Two meetings each of two hours «nthusi:i.=m Friday 7:45 p, la. - Young ol Belfast, singer and day January 18 fo learn that tlie Apollo Male Chorus From a New Point of View and the st'clinU- will be held next Wednes-; comniittoe In charge of the Iwnqpot.' of Bangor will appear in St. Jolm's Universality of Education at the Pre Helen Miller, Lulu knight councilor. Irvin Reese; senior steward. Haven Knecht; .lunior ste¬ ward, Howard Reese; chaplain. Stan¬ ley Eckhart; trustees. Raymond Simmons, Stanley Woodring and Rus.'-ell Hangen # • . ance $127.98 No accounts receivable. The ofTering at the Community Christmas program on Dec. 21 amounted to 123 76 Expense.s total¬ ed tl3.12. Balance tl2.64. Principals Expenae Account. Re- ceipt-s $7.35 Expenditures $19.28. j'' '"^fker w;ll sing and .speak. ¦y^:30p. ni Preaching by Mrs, Han'l.s The Interest aixl .01 the meetin« tOMMl XION .\l \RM)TS It I, are Incieas ^„. «"P''fte(i that Rev. Eagle ^"»n<5uct the meetings all next ¦ "'''':«Pt Saturday evening,. TI.I.II'IIONK SiJlVH 1; I Saturdav, January 7th marked the sixth anniversary of the installation, of the tran.satlantic telephone s.'r- vlce between New York and I.oncioii Schissler and Reformed Church on Sunday ewn- sent Time.' Prof Ziegler in his Katie Weavi r I i'>« January 22nd, in connection talk cited that education prepares a Remarks were made by Acnes with the regular church .service, (vrson for knowledge he acquires Bachman, Carrie Holland, Ada Those Welsh singers have made ttn outside the cla.ssroom; education is The Preparatory .s<TVice will be Knecht. and Flora Frick ! enviable reputation for themselves not for the intellect alone init for held and the Lord's Supper adminls- Reireshments wore .served by tho ^ In the.se parl.s and their progwim of the whole man; ono of tho greatest tered in .^^ldt¦s LuMieraii church, .sivial committee, under the chair- sacred music should l)e very enjoy- needs of today ts education along the R<.v. George S. Kl -oknor. Pastor, nuiii Louise Wunderly. [able. EvorybiKly Is cordially Invited, the civic and economu-.side of hfe. ' on Sunday. J.uuiaiy la, at 10:15 a m. duration were held to date, ome by j statement covering items of expens- the teachers of Junior high .school on Dec 15 and one by the teachers of the elementary .schools on Dec. 19. The program for the meeting Is in¬ dicated by an outline of the .sub¬ jects to be studied and dlscu.s.sed. A copy of this outline is received by each teacher a week or two in ad¬ vance of the inwting. The meetings I Harrisburg on Wednesday are conducted as round table dls- Thursday. December 28 and 39 es and receipt.? has been submitted to treasurer. Parent-Teacher Ansmiation will meet on Thursday evening, January 12, at 7:45 oclock In the auditorium. The supervisiing principal attend¬ ed the meeetings of the Pennsyl- j vania State Education As.sociation »t and
Object Description
Title | The Nazareth Item |
Masthead | The Nazareth Item |
Volume | 42 |
Issue | 7 |
Subject | Nazareth's first English newspaper |
Description | A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975 |
Publisher | The Nazareth Publishing Company |
Physical Description | weekly newspaper |
Date | 1933-01-12 |
Location Covered | United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
Source | microfilm |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity, Attn: Reference Department, 295 E. Center Street, Nazareth, PA 18064. Phone: (610) 795-4932. |
Contributing Institution | Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Month | 01 |
Day | 12 |
Year | 1933 |
Description
Title | The Nazareth Item |
Masthead | The Nazareth Item |
Volume | 42 |
Issue | 7 |
Subject | Nazareth's first English newspaper |
Description | A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975 |
Publisher | The Nazareth Publishing Company |
Physical Description | weekly newspaper |
Date | 1933-01-12 |
Date Digitized | 2009-10-02 |
Location Covered | United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
Digital Specifications | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from film at 300 dpi. The original file size was 39357 kilobytes. |
Source | microfilm |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity, Attn: Reference Department, 295 E. Center Street, Nazareth, PA 18064. Phone: (610) 795-4932. |
Contributing Institution | Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Full Text |
The Real ^erican
^tU a real American? 2^', patriot, not a part.
S IS'his Taxes hon~tly. J Kp» informed on Pub-
*L\a w«nts tha Black Sf« the yellow mMti to JJ^uaiprlvH-ieandop-
*LH.nity with himself. f2S« MlUtarlmn, but U JJ to serve in army or navy JTZw, country is »t war. •ts heart beau a little fast- .^he sees the Star, and
•2f'„made up of three J:ttt.Unilt*«llents,Washlnf- S; prsnklln, Lincoln, ^"^spects women, wy
Tl^s you straight in the ^„d says plainly what he
*Sfhonors those who Work,
' *h.s « wholesome con-
IZnt for Idlers.
*^rspeal.-slowly, and means
mtle more than he says.. •» 15 tolerant of anything -oept Intolerance i«.s not care
Belief is. so long as
He does not care what your
Aeligious
^ are I>'ctnt.
humor of his own, th his eyes more
primitive ylrit: but
you
He has a
llut laugh;- \vii
un with li;s mouth.
He is a Good Lcser. •
Once In fouf veais he goes
|.|B a political debauch, yield-
hlmself up to the most
and narrow party
when It is over he
donee mo.o an American, for-
|iti his late pwMlons. and is
tn the man who was elected,
BO matter which party was
HKcessful.
Be is an r.wentlal Democrat; ttiatls. his creed is not "I am II good a.- anybody." but Is •Anybody is as good as I."
He likes to make money, but Ikn to see everybody around lAn makin? money also. He IMS not enjoy Riches In the Bidst ol Poverty.
He wanU a Family of his 9fn, a Business of his own. a louse ot his own. and an Opinion of his own.
His is not a stock, or a race, «« breed; It is a Spirit. His ,|uents may be French, Ital- llD, Czech, Polish, or German; tat he has caught another Iplrlt; he has been born again, llil an American.
le is a Retormei'. not a Re- .tionlst.
He hates Class.
When Laws do not suit hint he does not Break them, he Changes them.
Hi.s is th> newf^t Nation; his is the Youth of Humanity.
He is Loyal—to his Family. to his Friend, and to his Country.
But his Loyally does not Imply Lying and Spying, Cnielty and Inhumanity.
He wants nothing for his •»n Country he would not be •UUng for other Countries to l»ve for themselves.
He does not want the United Itotes to Rule the world, but to be the Bi'.; Brother to the world.
DR FRANK CRANE.
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NAZARETH Item
AN INDBPBNOENT PAMILT
NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO LITEBATUBE,
U>CAL AND OENERAL INTELUOENCE
1
VOL. XLII
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12,1933
No. 7
Frank H. Schmidt Elected "^ President of Nazareth Na¬ tional Bank and Trust Co.
Served Bank for Thlrtjr-fIve years Trust OfBcer, and his wide acquant* ¦¦¦ anoeshlp has resulted ta a very
At the meettag of the stockholders' rapid growth of this department, of the Nazareth National Bank and, which now has the administration of Trust Co. held on Tueaday, tha, trusts aggregating $1,200,000.00. Board of Directors consisting of| The splendid record made by the Joseph Brobston, Morrla Portuln, i Bank Is a great tribute to the fore- John A. Miller, A. O. Schmidt, Frank' sight, care and Judgment of the H. Schmidt, P. 8. Trumbower and two men who guided ito destinies for i Herman F. Zlegler were re-elected. , so many years namely Dr. Thomas
The Board met hnmedlately after. Cope and Mark T. Swartz, whose] the stockholders meeting and organ-: terms as President extended from j Ized by elecUng Frank H. Schmidt,' 1898 to 1932, Herman P. Zlegler is, president and trust offlcer; John A. the senior member of the Board Miller, vice-president; Joseph Brobs-! having served for 27 years. John A. ton. secretary; Fred D. Heckman, Miller took the place of his fathnr. cashier and Eugene D. Treln, asst. Conrad Miller, and has s-^rved as cashier. j vice-president since 1919. P, S, I
Mr. Schmidt's elevation to the Trumbower followed hir, faih-r. j presidency comes after a service of John W. Trumbower as a director.} 33 years with the Bank, during which so that the second generation is i time the Bank has grown from a now carrying on work of Tlios, Cope, small institution with a capital of Conrad Miller. John W. Trumbower, | $.50,000,00 and deposits of about Owen Knecht, Ooorg«' W. laub and' $60,000,00 to one of the largest and the other early directors who gave strongest banks in the county, hav- the Bank its start, ins at this time capital, sun^lus and Thc elevation of Fred D, Heck- j undr> ided proflt.s of 973.000.00 and man to cashier and of Eugene D. | deposits of $4,600,000,00. Mr. Sch- Treln to asst. chashier follows a midt ,startd, H, P. Yeislcy.
rEA( HERS MEET . AT ROU.\D TABLE DISCUSSION
AUXILIARY CELE¬ BRATES TWELFTH A.N.MVERSARY
In keeping with the economy plan In the county that of substitutin? periodical short teachers' meetings for the annual institute sessions.
Approximately icventy-fiv,- mem¬ bers of camp 20 Soas of Veterans Auxiliary gathered in the camp hall ill the Shafer building on Friday
the teaching .staff of the Nazareth evening and celebrated their 12th
High School, together with Prof F. anniversary,
A. Marcks, supervising principal and Various members were called upon
Muvs Florence Nicholas principal of f^^ extemporaneous speeches. De-
the high .school, nvt for open forum partment chaplain Minen-a Stone-
d:,scussion at 3:15 o'clock. The ses- back of Easton brought greetings
FINEST XMAS PUTZ IN THE'^ LEHIGH VALLEY
Mrs. Eugene Treln, East Centre .street. Nazareth, knowii throughout the Lehigh Valley for her marvel¬ ous ability In designing Christmas
Washington Twsp. Farmers Discuss Area Plan For T. B. Eradication Control
sion was held in the .school library.
under the'direction of Miss Nicholas
The round table di.scu.ssion in this,
\ the first of a .series, was wholly con¬ cerned In "Assignment". Problems on the a.ssignment of classroom and
j home work were brought before th? assembly.
The second in this series of teach¬ ers' meetings will be conducted the latter part of the month, and will be ba.sed on the theme "Matterials",
More than 50 Washington Town- subject, those pre.sent decided to putzes. has again scored a triumph ship farmers met in the Flicksville form an organization and canvas th.-
fi-i^ H..W. .. r - - - 1 in her creation of this year. At the school Hou.se Mondav evening and cattle owners for the purpo.se of
A large number of entries received Snyder Introduced the .speaker. Chief present time she is displaying her ^i^^u.s.sed the Area Plan for T. B, making application for the test when at the Agricultural Extension omce One Star who spoke on "The Ameri- , twenty-fifth annual putz for the en-, Eradication Control. The test was gn.; „f j^e cattle owners have signed have been forwarded to the show can Indian of Today and Ye.ster-jovmenl of the public and has chos-, p^piained by Dr Henry W Turner oiine cauie owneis na e .s g
and County Agent B. L. Coleman day.' The speaker is of the Chero- en "The Life of Moses" as the theme i 3^^^^ veterinarian located at Allen- urges others, who are planning to kee tribe and his original home was for her creation, send exhibits, to send them by ex- in Oklahoma. He was educated in a characteristic which differenti- press or parcel post so that they will the Indian school at Carlisle. Pa, and ates Mrs, Treins handwork from re- arrive at the show building not later he maintains a studio at Jeflersons- , maining .so-called "putzes' and than Saturday, January I4th. ville. Pa. at the present time. He stamps it indelibly a "puU" In the
In the swine classes, entries have spoke of the time when the Indians truest sense of the word, is the dls- b -en made bv Oeorge W. Buss,_Low
town.
90'
applications,
elected chairman of the commitlie cember:
PRINCIPAL'S REPORT TO BOARD FOR DECEMBER 1932
Charles O. Miers was Attendance and Enrollment. De-
areth Town.ship. W. H. Schle
were free, and told of their customs tinctlv Bibilcal atmosphere which and way of living. He .sang Indian ^iip has imparted to it and the isol-
er Nazar
Kel, Mooie "^^^areth Township. Indian dance. He also told how the
and F. O, .songs, and gave an exhibition of an
Indians Ihe now since the govern¬ ment has taken charge of them and
Fogel. Lower
Othf'r livestock entries include Per-
cherons horses being .shown by the
Stat" Haspltal Farms. Weaversville. put them on the reservations
and Belgians by Willow Brook • » 1.'
Farms. Catasauqua. The sheep classes will include entries from L. F. Nicholas, Mt. Bethel, and 18 lamb club members located in Upper Mt. Bethel and Lower Nazareth Town¬ ships.
DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA MEET
ation of all that is modern from that which truly makes this a putz. As I in former years. Mrs. Trein accom¬ panies the tableaus which are electrically displayed on her putz' with an interesting and well rend-1 ered story. This story, detailed in every respect, is the perfect comple¬ ment to the spectacle which greets the eye. In brief resume one might mention the themes which she has
PA. ASSN. FOR BLIND ELECTS NEW SUPERVISOR
Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Ackerman. of Flicksville, last 'Wednf.sday clo-
TEMPLE NO, 10 G. OF L INSTALL OFFICERS
IL BOARD HOLDS REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Temple 10. Ladles of the Oolden Eagle, met In Eagle Hall on Thurs¬ day evening with Noble Templar Hannah Daniels, presiding. A rou¬ tine .ses,sion with the reports of the Eiiuna RulofT on 'h" sick list various committees was followed by *" '
th" installation of offlcers by Dis¬ trict Gnuul Templar Martha Rein- heimer. The following were In.stall-
The Northampton County Branch brated the 25th anniversary of their
of the Pennsylvania Association far wedding at their home. They were
the Blind has recently elected Miss married on January 4. 1908, by Rev.
The Daughters of America met in presented both in word-s and "picture Anne Vlachos to the Supervisorship A.sa E. Erdman. of Nazareth then
: regular ses.sion on Tue.sday evening cjurmg the past four vears:—"From'"^ ^^^^ organization ¦--- '-'- -' "-- '•¦--•-¦
..... . I ^^^^ Creation to the Birth of Christ" '^^s aheady started in on her new charge. Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Millc
and "The Flood": "From oreen-1 duties, with headquarters in the land's lev Mountains":: "The Offer- offlt"^ o^ the Northampton County mg of Isaac" and "The Ten Virgins" Branch in the Bethlehem Tntst and "From the Manger Jto the Company. Bethlehem, Throne " Each pivsentatlon in turn Mi.s.s Vlachos has had wide experl- has seemed to surpass that of the ence in this tyije of work. For two previous year. And even now Mrs. years slie headed the Bowery Dis- Trein proudly assures her friends trict of the New York Charity Socie- that she is formulating even more ty: for four years was engaged in elaborate plans for next year. .this type of work in Philadelphia:
The opening tableau of "The Life while she was more recently a Soci- of Moses " depicts the bondaj;e of the al Service Worker in the Johns Hop
with councilor Carrie Holland pre¬ siding. I
A welcome was extended to two .state and national officers, deputy and national tra-^tee Agnes Bach- man, and national repre.sentative, Flora Frick. both of Allentown. |
The relief cninmittee reported Lucy Romal(\v. Sarah Fehnel and,
An attendance prize was awarded to Elizabeth Sim ;ns. Tho trustee's report by Leda Os-
ed: pa.st templar. Hannah Dunicls
[The regular monthly meeting of iKbool bo,i:\! was held on Mon- evening ::i the Hi«h School with the president C. F. , presul.:-,},'. [lh» treasuivr rendered his report a b.il.t-ice of $32,166.73 on er 1. l |
Month | 01 |
Day | 12 |
Year | 1933 |
Sequence | 1 |
Page | 1 |
FileName | 19330112_001.tif |
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