The Nazareth Item

              THE
NAZARETH
ITEM
Vat 46 — No. 14 ^ 48 So. Main St.. Phone 20
NAZARETH. PA. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1937
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pROUGH TAX. RATE INCREASED M FROM 10 TO 12 MILLS
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iiifkmMiMt OrdinaMe to be Presented At Next TStinff- No Action Taken On Park Operations; fhSSff Not HamirnI to Naaareth DweUinrs
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On motion of Mean. Undeiuaoper and Kahler, it was moved that the communication from the Lone Star Cement Corporation be accepted and spread upon the minutes. Borough of Naaareth. Nasareth, Pa.
9n\t. 35. 1031 Gentlemen:
Your letter oC Peferuary «th with respect ta tbe elaim of Mrs. Jaeob Messinger. was duly received. I have made an tavatlgation which abows that it to imposaibto that any blast* ing ta tbe quarry of the Company could have cauaed any tajury to Mrs. Messinger's houa.
Yours very truly.
(S> B. C. Champion
Coauaunleatlon from tbe Pennayl*
vanto Btata College oOering to give
trabOag ta ragulattag tralk for a
taa aaafc'a psriad at a aest of 010.00
cOiBitaaii aa Ual 9nm*
summnusbat i hnnsvlvana
R. S. GraiMtt
MBi Lorraine A. llejrer. daughter of Mt aai Mn Wilaar Heyer re< esived bsr wblta cap Tuesday after* aaaa at capplag aaercisee eoadaeted at tba aid Nansylvanta Hospital. Otb aai Spruce Strseto, nuiadelphta.
Mtoa Heyer to a graduata al tbe load Mgh sebaal. elaa of 1010, aad
poa graduata af
Itw. Isktag a She wm gradaata with tla alaa oC
Mrs. WUaar Heyer aad Mrs. O. P.
fthasi Jeurasyed ta PMIadslpbta an Tassday ta atlsai tba aofptai
oasrcUa and tbe tea bali afta tbe easretses.
P.OL(irA.HE!SiN IBGULAISesaON
Camp 310. Patriotic Order af Aaierlcans beM their regular meet* Ing last Wsdnssday evening ta Eagle Hall. Centre Sguan. with tbe Presi. dent. JeanetU MeU, in charge. Chaptata Carrto HoUand conducted the devotions foUowed by the report on finances by Mrs. Mary Abel.
Tbe sick Ust included Mrs. Nora Meyers, Mrs. Emma Ruloff, Mrs. Lucy Remaly and Mrs. Cora Rader.
Orator LlUto Dech then read a
After tbe business session radio gama were ptoycd witb priaa being awarded to tbe foUowing, Barah Ser* faaa. Bauaa Minaan, Mary Abel. Cara Been. Martha Reinbetaar, Ullto Rela. Bataw Walters. Mary Ktlpatrick. Carrto HoUand. StoUa Deeh. Hawl Oeta, Mabel Newhard. AUee auttwimnr. Ida RutoS and At- aw Bckhart
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With the aeveral aaatolpallttoa ta ssetlaas gotttag ready ta ab* serve htolarte aaatoarsartos, It to to* taresttag ta nata that tbs Baraagb aC Bath win en Baaday. Marab Itta. ba SOO yean aM. That tbto data asay ba set dawa aa aatbaatte auy bo traced ta tbe taet that aa that data Dantol Craig waa glvea tbe fteol deed. Itaa enoerpU fraa Tbe His* tary af Ratb writtaa by tba asU kaawa Hiatorlaa Am K. Mcllbaaay to gtoaawd tbe foOewtag. "By virtas tt a warraat eC tbe tota praprlolan nt Piaasylvaala. MTH acra tt laad
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BlUZUEn lOmENUTE
HXEinEIWIiU. IN 1141?
It's TImo To Appoint
General Con*
Mittoo
If Nasareth to to reaUy eelakrata iU 3aoth anniversary ta May. lOM, somebody had better get busy right now and organia a Oeneral Com* mittee. There to plenty to do ta arranging such an event and tkae to an aU important factor.
An opportunity auch as to pre* sented the citiaens of Naaarstb ta sponsoring ths celebratloa af tbe 300th Anniversary ef Its Pounding Is a matter of the utmost impor* Unce. Pew towns. Indeed, are ae* corded such an opportunity of con* memoration, offering the rich bis* torlcal background.
The appotatment of a Oeneral M* Centennial Committoe now to not too soon to work out an appropriate program. At least a areek sbouM be set aside during 1000 for tbto occasion and elaborate ^ana gotten under way. After a general eom* mittee to appointed, many aak eom* mtttew are ta order to take charge of detalto. Tbto roautra ttaae and more tlaa devoted to aatlnga and compUatlaa af btolarteal data. Ar* rangenaeate tl caralvala. pageanta. paradM. chureb aerviees. eoacerte and numeraUe aseesstttos essenttal ta staging a sueeaasful snd cam* aienwabto event requlra the full co*operathm of all eooeeriMd and Naaareth ean not well afford and should not overhwk the part the surroutullng eoauntmity played ta its early history, such aa Chrtottan Sprtag, the Henry Gun Psctory, the Roa tnn, etc. AU should be tavlted to take part ta thto most important alebratlon.
HAUUSRE^ TADBD BY UKAL
Life-Long Residents of Lo. Nazareth Twsp. Cele¬ brate 64th Wedding Anniversary Today
ONE OF OLDEST COUPLES IN COUNTY
NAZARETH WANTS 3-UNE
Tbe partobleaan af tbe local Evan* getteal Chureb were flad to loam that Rev. W. S. Harrto wUl be re* talaad by tbaa fa aaather yaar. So waa tbe dectolaa rendersd at tbe Aaaual Coaferaaea beM ta tbe BvaageUeal Cbarsb. AUea* towa. laat trook. Tbto to tbe atatb year that Rev. Harrto tbto aoagrsgatlea. 0     0
RETAIL DIVISION ORGANIZED BY CHAM¬ BER OF COMMERCE
HI li H W A 11 Retailers Now Solicited; To Have Rernlar IIIUll II n I y,y^ Conferences
Loirical North and South Bound Route
Whatever the contention of the petitioners may be. Nazareth want:> and needs the proposed three-lane Improved super highway leading from here to Bethlehem. There are many reasons (or this construction o( a through traffic route through Nazareth. The flrst and most tm- portant, according to the Depart¬ ment of Highway, is that this route affords the most logical. s>alest and most direct north and south route. connecting with other through thoro- fares and should affect a saving In construction.
It safety and cost are Important factors in this super-highway con¬ struction, what other route offers such advantages in north and south bound through traffic?
Cdchmtod TMr 14th AmUversary 50 Yonrs Ago
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Celibratit Their Mth Analvtrannr Today MR. AND MRS. RUDE FRANKENHBLD
A aeries of community fa fanaen ef Northampton Oaaaty was announced today by the County Agrteultural Conarvatton Ooauait* tee.
Baeb Bieeting wUl aarve a two* fold purpoM. Inforaution eonoem* ing the 1031 agricultural eoaaerva* tion program wiU be preanted and eipUtaed, and a community eom* mittee to help admintoter the pro* gram sriU be elected. A number of the eounty eoaualtlea wUl pcealde at each aaetlng.
Tbe Kheduto of aaHlngi foUowa: Ceauaualty HaU. Batb. f :M P. M.. Thursday, Marab 11. I09T:
Y. M. C. A.. Hataratb. I Ji 9. VL. PHiay. Mareb li. lOiT.
OaatamUa. T:M P. M. PMiay. Mareb tt. MT. IBMaa.aon T:» P. R. PMday. March U. HIT.
AH laraars are lavtlai to attend
fiaai CtaaMa Oat las laMit Pn^aa
tbraagb aarsful tavestlgatlaa tbat oat rabbit coailtloas ara bat tbe aeute pntat ta a taeatf*year perlad ti dscUaa. aad atoaa tha re* igraabaa
as  aattdpateC   largely nt a aapply ti aatoatato
ta tbey bave boaa pal, a
tTnusualelreumstanees were re* lated to THB ITEM reporter upon tatervtewtaf asa oC the oldaat and beet knasm eouptoa nt tbe eounty, Mr. and Mra- Rude Vtankenlleld, wba are akarvteg thalr iOtb wed* dtaf aaalveraary auletly at home to*day.
Oroetei witb twa plaiant smUa and tbs areata tt fiasbly baked sugar cakes, the caved aia oM*faableaad baipllaMty ta a wana. caay kitebea. by twa ^arkUag fhea with keea asaartos. Upsa eaphun* tag hto ailaiaa lbs wpartor was al¬ lowed to view aM taaUly albums containing old ttatypes, reflecting taterestlng evento of days gone by.
Unusual as it awy saoM, Mr. and Mn. PrankenfteU spent their entire UtettaM wlthta tbe bounds of Lower Nasareth Township; with the excep¬ tion ot 0 yean, (Mrs. ftankenfleld was bom and Uvcd in Porks Town¬ ship untU f yean of age). Not only did they nsMe wlthta the bounds of this one township, but never moved aara than one*half mite from tboir preaent home, located lust outsMa tha Naaareth Borough Umlts, Borth ni tbe Pair Grounds. Tbe twa fanaa whiab tbey owned aad aaoraled ata att laeatad wlthta a batt*BUle aiaa.
Utt. PraahsaSeld. tbe daagbter
a( ths tate Mr. aad MiB, Aaraa aad
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(nee) Kemmerer PTankenfleld, was bora ta Lower Nasareth Township. March 30th, lOOO. He to r years of age, and has never lived outside the towaabip.
Tbey teen nurried on Tuesday, Mareb Mb, 1073 at the home of tbe kride ta Pa-ks Township by the Rav. Rraest WUUam Relnecke then paaiar of Mrks Church. Their union was bleosed irlth one daughter Rosa MatUda rta Prankenfleld. reatding at hoaw Mr. and Mrs. Pranken* fteld stlU havw ta thru possession the wedding drcsas used ta tbe ceremony. The couple stated that oa their wedding day there wu a bliaaard raging and all tbe roads w*re drifted and ahnoat impassable.
After their marriage they moved to Lower Naaareth Township, on a farm owned by the brtds's parenU where they resided for tear yean. After four yean they asoved to a larger farm Just half a mite from the former, which they purchaaed and operated for 30 years, and then to their present home where they have resided for the past 33 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Prankenfleld are tbe oldest couple residing ta the tosra* ship aad the oktest aataben of Tbe Dryland Church. Hecktown. where they bave been fatbful workera aad regular attsadaato a llfbttaa.
Beth atttl eejay tbe beta ef baaltb. caa raad without gtaaea aad aa mota haaaitakli baala. Coagratuta* taaa, Mr. aad Mra. Praakaaftold. auy yaa enjay auay asore days et peace aad happinai lagetber.
NAZARETH RED CROSS niRMSHED {2401iO
Mrs. Fred Heckman. chairman of the local chapter of The American Red Cross, announced that the total collected by the local chapter for flood reUef amounted to 33.20150, all of which was forwarded to the Easton chapter.
The chairman wishes to thanic the citizens of Nazareth and Immediate communities for the splendid sup¬ port given the local chapter in msst generous contributions.
SPECIAL SERVICES IN N. B. C. CHURCH NEXT WEEK
Rev. P. T. Stengele. of Bethlehem. will speak on Tuesda evening. March 9th A number of songs will be sun; in t.^ie German language. A short addre.ss will be given by the pastor in Oerman.
Rev. P T Hertzog. Allentown. a former pastor here, will Speaic on Priday evening. March 13. He will be accompanied b ysonie who will bring messages in song service st 7:45 P. M.
All welcome.
Nazareth Will Not Be R^resented In
East Penn League
CONSIDERBO WISE MOVE AT THIS TIME
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check on a poistale avorw reaofd
and edncatan.
A New Jersey firm has dtotribnted a questionnaire among its eofiploy-
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t CMk wfll beM thalr aaatbly acetlng en tag. IKarch 0 at T;30 alelaek ta tbe
ansic room of the Mgh Scbeol baOdtag. Mn- Ployd N. Wagner, Resident. wUl preside at tbe aaet- tag-
The guests for the evening will be the Woman's Club of Pen Arryl who will bave cbarge of tbe pro-
At a basebaU aMeU« eC tatcrssted dtlacns at tbe "T" tost Ttaarsday evaataig. with elghteea eathaaastifs preeoat to diacua tbe advtaabiUty tt eetcrtag the East 9num X^mgmt asoe, away argiiasats againat
Whether ar aa aueh arguaMnto prove the aenttaant tt tm caiata rhate: It wa palalod aat tbat aa at tbe dtventaa froai art- gbtal rates af tbe leagae ta vtotatbta ortgaal by-laws, tasetar m the a« np of ptayen to
seated by aawrtaln kapamait to aet up a
staying wlthta iU limit.
Even though enthusiaaa raa hIgb by old sponsors tt tbe gaase mid iiiiaatliig tans, the tentoUve ftaurwa presented at thto meettag were ta such cloudy alUtudea as were need wtien the M-SUte League ealsted. Pred Hunt, who prealded at thto meeting, stated that according to estimates the cost of contlnoine a I«.*zarelh ball club In the leagise this season trvuld approximate from
OSOaO to OOOOO. which i.1. according to reeords presented, about twice tha aaaant ot Ust years cost, the flnanring of which still leaves tU impressioa
Althottgb nimon have it that the reason Naaareth to not Interested in Joining the leagae U due to tte fact that Chartes Heath, former Naaareth aaaager, baa algncd up as aanaga ef the Betblebaa Ctab. Thto to far basMe tbe tratb.   Tbe
ANNOUNCES WEDMN6
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ernst, resid¬ ing at East Lawn, revealed the mar* riage of their son. David W. Enut. of Ptemington. N. J. to Miss Bertha Johnson, of Plemtngton, N. J. Tcit aremontos took place at Trenton, on Tuesday, Pebruary 33rd, snd the couple wen attended by a nephew and niece of the bride's who also reside at LambertsvlUe.
The bridegroom who lived at EaU Lawn untU be reached tbe age of sixteen, attended the Lelbert School ta that coauBunlty after which h; removed to Ptemington where he hM been operating a garage business for a period of 35 years
The coupte took up rwidence at Hope, N. J.
107 Mmbera of St Jola*s Uthenui S«h diy School Roccivf AttmiaMo Pin
p. A. Mareks, supertatendent of tba Suaday School ta St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church at Naaareth. awarded 107 members of the various departments of the ahool with attendance pins at the Sunday jnoming service ta tbat church. At these services the pas¬ tor delivered a special message aad the Junior choir sang the anthems. The awards were made to the fol¬ lowing :
Silver pins for six months: Dar- lene Pranu. Gladys Warner. Aud¬ rey Wunderly. Jean Prants. LaRue Prantz. Carl Uhler, Mrs. Leo Pranta, Alex Jajan. PhyUto Young. Herbert Miller and Mrs. Steward Plorcy.
Oold pins for first year: Bemloc Stewart. BUnche Oradwohl. Mn. Oeorge IHick. Mrs. tTlj-seea Stoudt, Walter Wunderly. June Oradwohl, Jean Wunderly. Jean Renner. Cath¬ erine PUck. Oerald Stoudt. Maillaai Holland.   Johis   Shlmer,    Dwayae
Tlie strengthening of a weak link at the local Chamber of Commerce IS now l)eing sought by members of that body in the organisation of a local Merchanu' ReUil Division. Several meetings have already been conducted by the coaunittee headed by Harold Oeta, proprietor of Tin Leader Store, ta an effort of es¬ tablishing sound co-operation among local business bouses.
It is prop3sed that each commit¬ tee within the BeUil Division ap¬
pointed  to represent tbe lines of merchandia will krtaf a thorough undentandlag a long way toward aolvlng tba problems faced from tlaa ta by the ratailen.
The ReUiters Olvlalaa wfll hsve the support of tbe sponsoring movemento i worth-while aetivltlaa. tee is making a vass now and expocto ta atafea couraging reports at tbe ing.
Young MotherBorns ToJ)eath
Brother   Rescues   Baby From Rarinc Flames
Mrs. Lottie Hawk, U-year*oId mother and wife of Paul Hawk, re¬ siding along the blacktop road lead¬ ing from Clearfield to Wind Oap. was burned to death Tuesday af¬ ternoon at about five o'clock when fire destroyed their home. The cause of the blaze is unknown as only she and a 15-month-old daughter were in the home at the time.
The flames were discovered by Mrs. Hawk's brother, Clark Mackes. a WI'A worker upon returning from work. Although the entire one-story structure was tn flames when dis¬ covered. Mr. Mackes rushed to the door of the dwelling, opened it and found his sister on the floor In flames He pulled her body outside. but she was dead when taken from the blase. The baby, heard whining under a bed. was rescued through a window in the rear of the building, after rcccivtag buna about the arms and face. Baby Paultae was rushed to Bette Hoopltal. Baston, where her condition to reported fslr.
Tbe BMtber, Mn. Paul Hawk is survived by ber husband and daugh¬ ter; her parente Mr. and Mrs David Mackes; three stolen. Laura and Evelyn at hoau and Mrs. Walter Paulus. of Stoekertown; eight broth¬ ers. WUUsm and Walter of Wind Oap: CUnton. of Bethlehem: Clark. of Point Phillips; Warren, of Al¬ lentown; Oeorge. of Ctearfleld and David and Norman at home.
Puneral Mrviees will be conducted at the funeral home of Herbert Benslng, of Moorestown, Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
Fire At ClearOeld Store
A shed to the rear of the Clear¬ field Store operated by Harold Buss. was completely destroj'ed by fire yesterday morning of unknown ori¬ gin.
The Naaareth fire department rushed to the scene, but did not go into action as the entire building was already a mass of flames. The estimated damage U approximatoly 0100.
laa Thursday have been made, wtlhoat a doubt. If Heath bad aet decldad to Jota tbe HUhtoliaa Clwb. Tbe truth of tbe asatar to the objeettan tt tbe "cloway figures, wncertata teraa and ooodtttoia which fer otovioaa reasons resaltea ta a pcwanpt "stay out' deciston.
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Mr and Mr* OranTiUe Oraver, of Newburg. vuiited Mr and Mrs Carl Betl and family. Sooth Main Street, on Sunday.
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MONROi; T. KICHLINB
Monroe T. Kichline. 73 yean aid for many yean a eonstobte ef tawn. died Sunday evening of a heart at* tack at the hone of hto aaa-ta-tow and daugbter. Mr. and Pauley. 3« North New
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Mn ftuley and by one grandchild Mr. Kictiltne was a aaeabar ot PanaeisilQe Reformed eoc^regattan and of Naaareth Lodge. Rai 3000, I. O O. P.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the red- denee of Mr and Mn. Pauley. The Rev H J. Ehret. of Betbldtem. Re¬ formed pastor at Paimersrille church offlnatpd and interment was m the E».«too Heights oemeterr
N. H. S. TO RENDER FBST ANNIVBSARY
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The Pirst Anniversary Concert of tbe Naaareth High School Band wUl be rendered tomorrow evening. Mar. Sth. tn the High School Audltorlua beginning at 0 o'chMk.
At the beginning ot the present Khool year, Mr. Charlea B. AUison, of Philadelphia, graduate of Tompte University, was selected as director of music m the kwal high aebool Mr. AlUson imaadtately began re¬ vamping the mualeal oeganiaatlona. •timulated taterest hp ereatlng Quar- teu. Brass Chaira, aad not only built up tbe preoeat band to 43 members, but created what to luiown aa the second baad, a groap of pupUs with Uttto aaislcal tratali^ aho tater. upon aara tralntat. will be promoted to the ftost band.
The band holds lalaaisali tbrae tlaat each waeli. each leheaiaal outside of scbaol hours, for a total ni four to five hoara a weak.
When one drepa taaa aaa of theae rchearaalg. he Sate a thm rt aau attva saint wtth each aaataar tt ttie baad tateresled aad slrtva« a do hto part. Tbto to showa by tla attendance at tbe
at aato that far haa baaa abaat 00 to iO per cent" aaM Mr. AOtoea. "aai I ivoSy enjoy warfttow wtth the
Much Mr AlUaanoa tdn tbestadsataar
ap to sarh a organization. Mr   Allison
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WAHNIHO
Any one caught with aa rifle in his or ber poisailoa discharging the same wlthta
Borough limits will be proi in accordance with provlalaaa be fined Five Dollars and Signed. P.  P. Chief
EVANGELIST AT
Elizabeth Weiss, 31 year oM fill
evangelist of  MUler's Heighta. wai speak In the Schoeneek Church on Sunday night.
She  is  a   sister  to  Mra. Horwath. born blind, wbo Sunday night, telling bow ber were miraculously opened at tha afO of 19-
EUzabeth can relate hundreds gf other remarkable experiencea.
The public is Invited to attenii
FINAL PAVHENT ON GRANT  HADE TO FORKS TOWNSBP SCHOOL DBHICt
O. Douglas Andrews. State fWA Director, taday anaounead tha fifw ment of 00,730.03 to tbe of tha School DtoMat al Township, ta Horthataptaa Thto amount repraooato tl and final of a sertaa oC menu which wen aiade kp I Uc Works AdministrattaB Si flilaaat ot itopronlaa ta a auasaum of 030J«. thla to aoolst ia tbe schoal
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tba aaaaat paM «p tha
Oovenunent   throudb tbe
Works AdaUntotrattae to ilSJItiL
Tbto useful PubUc Works . tratloa project, which was only oa* eently oaaipleted. made poaalMa OM construetlan of tlie new etght consolidated etemenury ahaal ( tag for Porks Township, a ati which Will long serve the population of the dtotrict
Although it u esttanated that new   consolidated   school cost 171007.00. the coat to tha M payers of Porks Townahip WlU only 001,43140, tbe difference already  been  paid  by   tha Work Administration.
TTito project provided over man-hours   of   uaful both  for worken  llvtag ta TownalUp and for aaay were eniaged in tag and traaaporttai tfea and equipment wbigh tbe eoastructloa af tl
Equity List
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Paaquale Caatlello va The tonyi Savtags  *  Tnat et al- Bin ta Equity and for Injunction.
Mary L. Schoenen va. Bauchhaupt. Mary Adelha Dora a
Rata Aradi va. Plrst
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