The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
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LOCAL AND OENERAL
VOL. XLIII
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 10:34
No. 87
Borough Council Discusses
Property Repair Cost On
Old Municipal Building
NAZARETH DOG FANCIERS WINNERS AT POCONO SHOW
On North Main St.; Instructs Engineer To Ascertain Cost of Labor and Material To Erect New Two story   Structure;   To  Be   Submitted   As FERA Project
More than 364 canine species wer.' displayed at the Ninth Annual Dog Show held by the Lackawanna Ken¬ nel Club at Skytop, Saturday. Prizes
were awarded i|?f;ordlng to tlie Am-' of the Old Chums    of    Clierryvllle
An' erican Kennel Club rules and two ^ ^111 be held Sunday, August 12, at
Nazareth dog fanciers were among  Edgemont Park, on the Berlinsville-
Old Chums of Cherry- ville To Hold Twenty- ninth Annual Outing
The  twenty-ninth  annual  outing
the winners.
The first prize was won by "Gre¬ ta" a Norwegian Elk Hound, owned
Danielsville pike.
Established almost I ago the  Old Chums
thirty   years Is    generally
Naaareth   Borough  Council  held for at least 50 yards was placed m         Henrv Simons    Oreen   street   T     .   .7    "    uV
thelJAugust meeting m the Munlcl- the hands of the same committee. Jy«^^'-y 8''^^^^^^^ as an organization embrac-
S bulWlng Monday evening with An application was received Irom Jj'"8 v"nS and ted £ Mrs  F "]« "^'^ present and Past reslden s
pw uuuuuia i  Mftii,.,- Mi„h.»i f„, tK« nn«iHnn  thora vmosoai ano orea oy Mrs, r. .. cherrwlUe. Pa.  and their faml-
j. A. Schaeffer pretldlng
C. William Michael for the position
I C  Davis.
of CherryvlUe, Pa., and their fami- I lies, attracting the attention parti-
*Aft«p a tcDort waa made by the of Janitor and careUlter in the Mun-    • „-^-.^ k„ Aiv-.rf smniri • "   ¦"—
After a ''^^Lr Jlir^a   the icloal bulldlns aa soon as the work'    T*° ^*^' °*^*^ ^^ '^^^^ A'^"°''*i cularly of the group of a score or borough   englnter   »tardlni_ the, }ciP^> bimdmg_aa_s<»n m tnewoj, ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^,, ^^^ y^^^ ^^^a^   v^^^^ ^^^ ^^
I elated In school and in social af •
;rortrthat orlglnaUy waa tcheduled is finished. T»^ application was filed \;.'^4\xZ  Bnoi<bilt to be dont at the old flre houae oii forjuture refereiice.. I '       ^^ ^^^  ^
won  second
North MataT'ttiitt and the pieient]    The flre f<»n«n|»|*« "P°fJ** JJ"^ pTte ^'th^of Vliiw c^ltesTre, „,^^, ommouses oenuia sut sBinva
uiuatlifactory   condition   of   that the flre main at New and Moravian .^l, -^ ^^ offsDrtna of 2     ' ''7*"""*^* oenina s« sp'nwa^^^^^ ^   ^     positions, again ex
umatwactor, . ^^ ^ivU- itieeto U defective. The pavement   S^^k^^ ^Tnd d!uv  iS^lS' ^f'*f' '»" °"'»n««. Pf'«" •>«» »*»e ^„^ ^ ^^^j^, Invitation To all t<
.^'!f Mi!^^h '"Irs,   such as   Sunday   afternoon hikes, omnibuses behind six spirited
visiting with each other are the iinpoitanl features of the outings. Seldom is there a program of ex- eici.'i"s or sports, but this year there will \x an innovation that will hark back to the memories of the 80's, in the appearance in a thirty minute entertainment of magic by Sldinl, Palmerton's sleight-of-hand artist, and refresh recollections of the long stands by famous magicians enter¬ taining people from a wide radius at Cherryville, when these men and women were boys and girls In their teens. The of&cers who have become ve
PARTICIPATED IN PARADE AT EMAUS FRIDAY EVENING
btlUdlni. It waa de«n«l not "^vU- itreeU U '^*"'«- ™» P^l^'^^^^.^: White   Hopefiu   and Dalay  White    ™;, 7" "^;'^;;'^;'
ablt to toend any great amount of highway and   nre comnUttee   wUl^^^    bred bv W L Barton '       ^
molley oTSm^ buUdlng for ra- meet with the lepretenUtves of the *«•»• »«** "" ^ ^ **"*"• -rv.. .,^ u.„-.k.u.
B«in or alteraUona. The angtoeer, water company to remedy the mat
wai Uutnictad ta report at an ad- ter.
toumed mtettog ragardlng the coit]   The claim of Mra. Ruloff for dam or labor and material neeaaiary in agea luffered In  a faU near the,
I American Legkm Aux¬ iliary Attends Emaus Diamond Jubilee
The American Legion AuxUlary of Harold V. Knecht   Unit 415,   took
The old handshake and unre¬ strained greetings and the oppor¬ tunity to reminisce about the good old days in lively little old Cherry¬ ville Is the annual attraction for the nimibers to assemble on the leoond Sunday In Auguat In numbera rang- mg from 900 to almost 3,000 erery year.
The  family  group  dinners and ] lentown
Meetine a ntw two atory etructure, Kraemer Hotery Company recently an^ sment site ot the old build- was ditcuaaed and tht solicitor was ^   Thia would ba Nbaatted as an direeted to take up the matter with
nou project. | ^^^ ^ ^ '•'^ °**^ **"""
A report on the coat of placing lut.   	
the poUcaoiotorcyela back In shape | Tlie chief burgest reported that p^^ („ th. Military Legion Prater for uat was given by Bmar WoUe.^ the CWA approprtatlon for the ^ai parade in Emaus Diamond Ju The estimate U ITS.10 not Including, Municipal building was exhausted. ,,|^ prtday evening.. Close to 400i) tide ear repairs and Itt.TO with a,There U only a amaU amount of,^„'.n^ women passed In review new front fork. Tlie Ubor charge work neoeasary to be done on the, before the Commonwealth's second will betas The repair Job was glv- comfort staMon project and this, ),|g)jegt executive ofBcer and com- en to Mr. Wolfe at hla quotation, wlU be completed by the borough mender ©f State National Guard, while slc|' car lepalrs will be made on the borough wage scale. | xhere were 33 poets and their units.
locaUy I    '''** hifhway committee reported, veterans organizations and dlfler-
Prclterty owners on  Elm  street, the sale of the old borough dump ^^ other fraternal groups from aU asked In a  petition  presented to ^ truck to the Naaareth A^ A., for-15. ipg^j   ©j Pennsylvania    and   New CouncU that the alley between East^    A ci Center and Main streeU be com-, Bank pleted by the borough. The matter, held was placed In the hands of the high- ^ bond for the borough treasurer.       | under festoons of gold i>nd green; few miles west of Allentown, on s'at-
to come to Edgemont Park on Sunday. The officers are J. D. Kooiu, Petersvlle, president; Leroy D. Mil¬ ler, Slatington, vice president; E. J. Royer, Northampton aecretary; W. D. Easterday, Northampton, treasurer. Additional members of the executive conunlttee are Chas. A Mohrey and T. S. Royer, Cher¬ ryville. and George D. Steward, Al-
Fiiday evening the local camps, 345, Patriotic Order Sons oi America and the auxiliary organization! 415, P. O. of A., the Legion auxili- ai-y, the Legion drum corps ani other fraternal organizations parti¬ cipated in the parade held at Emauo
Saturday the local fire company accompanied by the Legion drum corp and the Boy Scouts participat¬ ed in the parade held as tlie closing feature of the four county firemen's convention.
The Boy Scouts were in charge of Nazareth's first iiand pumping flre equipment built In 1779 and exhibit¬ ed during the convention
Northampton County Choir AssUe Forty-seventh Annual Convention
Musical Organization Composed of Varioua Cholnb Numberini: About 200 Voices, Promises This Year To Excel Splendid Renditions of Foi Years; Grove Equipped With Amplifiers
On Saturday, August 11, the Nor-  3 o'clock and the evening thampton County Choir Association at 7:30 The officers and membMiOf will hold its Forty-Seventh Annual the Assocatlon extend a oordlal Convention in the Bushkill Centre vlUtlon to all who k>Ve good Orove. j and song, to spend Saturday aflar*
This  musical organization, com-1 noon and evening with tbem. A ¦•¦ posed of about 200 voices from varl- \ dem amplifying aystem  will
The following members of the P., °^  choirs  throughout  the county the concert to aU parta of tba O. of A. participated In the parade  and du-ected by Edgar L. Peters ofj    Bring yotir baskat-lunOh   ar held at Emaus in connection with' Bethlehem, promises this year to ex-, "hot dogs'* at the reffeshment their Diamond Jubilee celebration' c^l ^^ splendid renditions of former Coffee Is free.   An tddtttenal,
Mesdames Carrie Barrall,  Helen' years. | parking field for cars baa baen
Miller, Beatrice Price. Mary  Abel,,'    The afternoon program begins at.vlded
Emma Walters, Lulu Schissler, Ha-J
zel   Oetz, Emma   Jotmson,   Mame
Edelman,   Nora  Meyers,  Catherine
Johnson, Stella Dech, Ruth Haupt,
Llllle Dech, Alice Billheimer, Sarah
Searfass, Lizzie Butts, Mary Casey,
Martha  Reinheimer, Camilla  Lau-
LOCAL OFFICIALS MUST ENFORCE WEED LAW
Various Families Gather
In Annual Reunions
SHIMERS WILL MEET |
SATURDAY, AUGUST llth
ner together In old-fashioned family fellowship. At 2 o'clock all the families will
Many complaints involving care- bach, Ida Rulofi, Anna Kratz,' less property ownera a^o aUow nox- Florence Rundle, Hazel Itterly, Bea-, lous weeds to seed and spread to trice Emushko, Orace Pike, Lizzie, other properties, are being reeelved Altemos, Alice Hawk, ElU Hay.
Priday, August 10, Installation of officers win be held.
NAZARETH QUOITERS LOSE AND TAKE ONE
by the bureau of plant mdustry, Pennsylvania Department of Agri¬ culture.
It Is necessary in each case to ex.i sion repehed by the Joint boaida of plain that local suthorltles, and not """   '"—*" ~* " "— •-'—.*—
"'•*'"/*•" ""^ „•"."•••"•"'P""   OI rennsyivania    mna   «ew| ___«. |    At 2 o'clock aU the families will      Monday night found the Nazareth   .„..^m
A conference of NazarethNation^ I Jersey. The brilliant uniforms and     The annual reunion of the Shlmer unite in a   Stocker meetmg for   ai^eam weak on points Easton Heights Jhistle ink officials and James "y wut o^^ „galia a« they marched down Main jamily will be held at Dorney Park, program of speaking, enterulnmeniC' took dte game by a big margin beat-j ^.^11^^, ., ,    ItL^^ Ul providing  a street, Emaus's own  a|.nue of flags 'n th«  AUentown-Readlng pike, a' etc / lin^aeareth by a score of 31 to 17., ^^^^^
ma for the Dorougn treasurer.       | under festoons of gold iVid green, few miles west of Allentown, on Sat-     Shelter provided in case of rain.' Hr*e ver,  the Nazareth    team    on,..,.. .^
 ^.„  ,       ¦    *        ,H        .   «o«-H f« tw   -f '           , .V-...w^..-v.v.,. «......v,„.., «.. «-.-     Shelter provided in case Of rain.' H»*ever,  the Nazareth    team
way committee.   A   1*""°"   '^ <    * ^'""?" **'^^^^ A.   Stocker,  of  Bangor   Is  the | Tuesday had no trouble in swamp-' growing   It is the duty of thi noti
the State, are charged with the en« I forcement of the Pennsylvania Weed , Law   The proper procedure tor one
.,    .       ,.    .      .   .    „        ,,   wJio'U *'iltrieveii or abou to te irt'
?i°"i*i*',"!*A^!°"!'l-^.l_^f"^^^^^ the   growth   of Canada
or   chicory. Is to Inform by
ritten   notice   any  constable     or
I supervisor of the township or dis-
HT^ever,  the Nazareth    team    on ^ ^,1^^ j^ ^^Ich the said weeds may be
property owners abutting the alley, feet that Richard Orimth  borotigh judges' stand occupied by Lleuten- tlon 2, of the Orange Orove. irtU be president.
between Washington and Wood Sts. tax collector,   plaoe the   1034   Ux - —       '
asking that It be graded and filled funds m the Nacareth Banks.
ACCIDENT VICTIM ^ RETURNS HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mark D. Frankenfleld, of  Butz¬ town deputy register of wills,, who was seriously mjured on the Allen-1 town-Harrlsburg  road  on   May  29] when his wUe, daughter and grand
ant Governor The Udles Auxllary 1 reserved for the basket luncheon at attracted considerable attention and j 1 p. xa. daylight saving time. Im- were applauded along the line of ^ mediately after lunch a short meet- march. The auxllUry members were, mg of the family association will be attired In white with blue and gold held In the dance pavilion adjoining capes. After the parade the Legion- ^ section 2, of the Orange Grove. OfB- aires and the auxiliary were enter-, cers will be elected and routine mat
FEDERAL MONEV AVAHJIBLEFOR
HHiHWAY WORK l '"'"*'' *' **** Emaus Legion home' ters will be disposed of. After the lllUllTTni   TT vatia  ^.here the ladles prepared the lunch., meeting the members will enjoy the
Pa. Leaden Coald Solve Relief
Problem  by   Launching
Program  ot  Coastractlon
  Reading. Pa. Aagastt 9th. — If
son  were   killed  '"^^*J^^'^J'g''at!  P<?nnsy"vanla wants to do a real Job
SSSS2n^after°'alinost   lo|»f  genuine  relief,   she ^houldlm-j convention to^ be^held at  Indiana,; phVa; vice president, W.R. shUner,
weeks In Reading HosplUl. '   ' " '   "    "' "* "    "~   "" '^*"'      '"  "—""*'
A block dance was enjoyed m the park attractions.   In order to secure
evening In front of the Emaus Le- additional Shlmer history, the secre-
glon home. tary has sent out cards to be filled
•      • m, glvmg  Information    of    births,
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL deaths, and marrUges, which have
ASSOCIATION NOTES not been  prevtously reported. The
^^— I officers of the association are: Presi.
Ah«ady the program for the State, dent, J.   Myron  Shlmer, Phlladel-
ing College Hill by a score of 30 to  f^^^ ^jf^^^ ^^ ^j^^ ^y^ ^y., ^^^^
^* I In writing to the owner of the land
STUBER'S REUNION ^^^ ''"^ » ^'"^^ '"'*'"^ P^''®*^-    '^ 1 concerned.   If the owner refuses to
WAS A BIO SUCCESS  ^'*^ ^^'** ^^ ^^* ''^*' capUin, Dr., ^^^  ^^^g  Canada thistle or chicory,
  I Sem Beck and CUnton Koch could, ^^e ofBclal may hire some one to da
More than seventy persons of the  P'''**'"'''^ **"^  °"«  '*^  "^1 '*8'^»^ the work and charge  the costs to Stuber    family  attended    the    re-'^"''^' ^" Practice  game these  two ^^^  ^^,,5^.    If  the  consUble     or
Wni RENOVATE HECKTOWN CmiOl
¦—— 1
PreparatloQS are ludtr way at Ih* prtttnt Una* to make rapatta ta UM steeply of the Heekt^mOtaiualkl steeple U 16 yeara aid tbia having bean eraetad In minor repairs being a»da alaaa tbai lime. Itt' eompllanoe wtth tba deal-
thedpiialt «t a aattttog Mendf Juglitf^yrtsldtd over by doatpb
union Sunday   held at    Neverseen
mediately launch a program of re-. Pa., on October 10, 11 and 12. is on, Bethlehem;      assisUnt      secretary,I and Mrs. Francis Flick  Lucile  An
I horseshoers showed some knowledge
Orove at Edelmans.   Those pPesenu2L^.'"» '"J*!.* ,«rf ^^°'\       J were: Mr. and Mrs. Miton SftS^T^'""*'^ scheduled for next   week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuber and! "%7"*^"*^'" wT' h ' a^!, daughter Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Mll-^ f^ f'lT""^!, ^^«""'^?j ^"l" " ton fy^hnel. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus  i^'^, Elmwood at Nazareth and Fri
Fehnei and Wilmer and Harley. Mr. I "^^ «^^'^"8' ^"»"*^ "'^' '^""^^^ and Mrs. Morris Buss, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoch, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blocker, Mr. and Mrs. Al¬ len Blocker and daughter Ruth, Mr.   and  Mrs.   Palmer  Flick.  Mr.
at Carlton.
Plan Winter Supply of Vegetable \ow
Mr   Frankenfleld    far   from  re-  construction of her main highways.''*>« roa** to completion. Outstand-^ charles L.  Shimer Nazareth:  trea^ covered from his trying ordeal, l»'peter Klem  President of the Penn-  '"« speakers provided for the ev-e-, surer, Harry W.   Shimer, Shimers- coverea iivjii lu       '   "„_„  .» hi«:                    '                               .         ning sessions are: Dr. J. Alvin Orr, ville not m a position '° "^f"^ ^^.J ¦ sylvanla Through   Highways  Asso-'   , Pittsburgh; Dr. J. B.  Baker, of'     	
^"?,   to rLfi^ friend!   at   hU ^l'*"^"' «**'^'' '*^^>' I York;  Dr.  Paul S.  Leinbach,     of; i«th AN.\U.4L REUNION OF
be ame 10 rec ,    ^^^^    reconstruction,    so    sorely  Philadelphia;  Dr.   Samuel  Zwemer,: WERNER FAMILY HELD
home In Butztown
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THE LONE TRAIL
"We who   know   the   Lone Trail fain would follow It, Though  it  lead   to  glory  or
the darkness of the pit; Ye who take the Lone Trial
bid your love good-by; The Lone   Trial,    the   Lone Trial follow Ull you die!"
All under this teeming busl. ness. roaring cities, sparkling society, clamant civilization, music.life and color, are the Silent Souls.
Tliey do not. They think. They are despised and re¬ jected of men. Armies do not cheer them Women do not seek their kisses.
We diread loneliness. The amaller we are the more we dread it. It affects us as hun¬ ger, thirst, homesickness, ner¬ vousness, and fear. The hor- -^or of it makes cities. The dread of it makes crimes.
And yet every soul that has become great has had to learn the lesson of loneliness. We can do great things by com¬ panies; it is only alone we can be great.
Jesus was forty days in the wilderne.ss "mewing h 1 s mighty youth"; Paul had to flee befor*' he began his car¬ eer; Buddha found the great Truth under the Bo tree when he had long soaked himself in alienee; Mahomet's vision came In his still, dark cave.
There are some things you can do by geniality, but you are never going to get the great realities of Ufe rightly aet to your shoulders except by being alone.
It Is the lovers of solitude that have explored the ends of the earth, founded empires, bred races of free and con¬ quering people, extinguished aavagery, advanced the grow¬ th of science, philosophy, and all learrUng, and reformed and rejuvenated religion. "Bid good-by   to  sweetheart,    bid
good-by to friend; The Lone   Trial,    the   Lone
Trial, follow to the end. Tarry    not  and    fear    not.
chosen of the true: Lover of the Lone Trial, the Lone Trial a-alts for youl"
—OR. FRANK CRANI
[needed in every part of the State, o' Princeton Theological Seminary,]
he said, should be carried on with an eye  to  maximum safety, econ
I former missionary to the Near East.
I The International Council of Reli- ^ vVe
na, Lorraine, Junior and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartzell and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Knecht, son."» Roderick and John, Mr and Mrs Lester Rohn. Donald Cliflord, Lois and Gloria, Mr.  and
aruv the band sbM and nfnab* meqi stand In the rtar of tbe ob«r- ^ JlU alao be rapalntad and aa-
palled. 'V
The contract for the painting ei the church, shell and raCrtabaMnfe stand was awarded to Robert Inala while the repairing will be bandlad by Oeorge Butt and Frank Jobnaoiv •    m
Northampton Comty 4-HaubHold8PicMC
Nortihampton Oountgr 4-H Clnb supervisor neglects to perform his members enjoyed their annual plc- dusties as prescribed by the law. he nle at WiUow Park, near Butstown is liable to a fine of ten dollars \ last Thursday afternoon and evf- As can be seen, the State Depart- "^K- *"*» °»or« "j" •«> txmattAia, ment of Agriculture Is not authoriz- Parents and friends taking part IB ed to enforce this partlcuUr law and ^he activities. ^     ...
therefore must refer all complaints The program opened In Uie after¬ noon with group games under tba leadership of .the game committea, composed of Forks Townahlp club members. Following the games, A large number of the members enjoy» ed swimming m the pool. A basket lunch in the evening was followed by communty singing, whch was lad by Miss  Mae Yeisley of  Nasaretb.
to the local authorities
STITELER DIES AFTER
31 YEARS'  SERVICE AS PURE FOOD AGENT
With  vegetables  plentiful  in  our,    W. John Stiteler, of Danville, who gardens, now is the time to plan for  died July 14, would have completed
next winter's supply, says Miss Mar-^ 31 years of service a.s a special agen: xh-"entW*grouy tomed%nthuslart guerite  Erikson,    home    economics with the bureau of foods and chem- ^^^^^ ^^ singtog 4-H club songs at extension representative istry.   Pennsylvania   Department  of
Each   member  of  the  famly  re-  Agriculture, on August 1.   Mr. Stite-
well as many old and new melodies. The  program  was  concluded  bjr
The tenth annual reunion of th.  m"   Ha rve    Edel„,an and Cather-' """""-^ ' ''"^^ of canned vegetables, ier   was  first  appointed  as  special ^ ^.^^^j    ^^
¦erner family was held on S^iur-7Z  Mr   IZ£^^^^^^ '^! ^'P^'^lr"'°".^"i!^^  Pictures.
motion
an eye  to  maximum saiety, econ-,   ,-..., „, . .   .' "'-»"'-'  '""'"j   "-*> "'¦•» «" -...»•    me  mf.  ana Mrs.  uen Aioert ana  „  (,arripn     Fift^^n nuart^ of tiiese  1   nm hv thp lat/. N B  Critchfleld     „ ....
omy  and efficiency of  transporta-' «'""^ ^^"'=""°" ''"J,'^ ''^P'-tf "'*^ day,   August 4ih,    at   Breidmger's Kay.  Mr.   and  Mrs.   John  Nattle,' ^J"'.^""'^^I'^Vt^^^^^^^^^ Communities which were represent
,J   farilitle,.   He     declared    that' °"'*>e program by Harry C. Munro,, Qrove ou the Belfast-Bangor piice   Charles Edelrnan. Jeanette and Mar- ¦!'.°"^ ^.J^"?":?!;^';\^"f !"!_u!     !*"!'^?_J*i,..^"?«"fI'.i"i!!r.!   ^^  mcluded  Saucon  VaUey, Loirei
tion  facilities.  He    declared    that  ,„ .     .  . .„,, „, ,^ ^^ ~, ,. ^, i
with more than $9,500,000 of Federal ""P^- °f A^"" W*"^" »"«» ^'^''l or- about two miles from Ashland.
' ^anization. |    .j.^^^^   ^.^^.^ ^^^^   joo   meinbers
Devotional    — ~
money available for highway con-
Lower
periods  will    be    In ]
„^ , quarts greens  and 7 and  one-half  in the capacity of field representa- oanron   rWa*!wr«aiui>    indan  Tr»n
Nancy an'iTraw"Lane"1^rs "^S   ''''''' °' "^"^^ ^"^^^*''"- ""Z ""''''''' '" ^"""'"^"^ *"'" ^'^ 'TT ^oZvZT^'^^^^n^i^
,     .^.«w«.m.     uc.i^,   w.ii     uc    11.^ . .    iJ;^^ f      oeraid Lane. Mrs.  Lil-      pig^ this year so you can be sure  ment of the feeding stuffs and other j^        Nazareth   Fork*   Mt   LthTl
struction. Pennsylvania "has no ''^-  ,^Trgo otDr    H ^m P^ulk«    ^ ' P-^^^"'' The meeting was opened by  He Shafer and Russell Shafer. Mrs.   „f ^,, ^„pie s^ppij. for all your fam-  agricultural  laws   During  the  past J^r&Se7s\lile
cuse for either delaytog or refusmg  fT"/** 'J °/  vice nresSnt of the' '*'"»^" •America"  and prayer wa. \ Carrie Miller    and    Edith    Miller,  ^j,. . ten vears, he represented the bureau and SchoenersUlle.	
to devote every cent of that money •   _    ;•      ^j christian  En-'''""*'* ^^' ^^"^ ^^- ''• °   "'*'*'•''•    1 ^*^'»'"'"    stuber,     Elwood     Hawk,,   \ canning bulletin, giving direc- of  foods  and chemistry as special
to the through highways." deaJor   I^A    W    S^van   nres^j    The oldest male member present Stanley  Dodd,    Mrs.  Allen    Peters, ^
"In all the furore throughout the jjent of Colgate-Rochester Divinity *** ^'^- *^nchl who is 93 years old State over the questions of relief | school will preach the convention *"** '* enjoying very good health. funds and the calling of a special sermon Wednesday morning Oct | The oldest female member present session    of   the    Legislature,"    Mr., jom    The music will be under the' was Mrs.  Williams, who is 81 >'^^'»'^ ""ogj 1    t d   f      th^
Blocker,  Miss  Margaret  Bull.  Miss ^ obtained through the countv exten Ethel Kraemer and Charles Krae-, ^^Q^^ ofQce
, .ions for canning vegetables,  fruit,  food   agent   in  the   central  district and Dorothy  Peters,  Mis^ Thelma, ^^^ n,eat is available and may be  for the  State,     comprising    seven
counties including his home county of Montour.
Dr. James W. Kellogg, pure foods director characterizes Mr Stiteler .T.s "an psf>'ially valuable represen-
  I t.itive   of   the  Department   In   food
If a city of 30.000 souls—.say Suez,  law   enforcement   work   becau.se   of
Klein said, "the only mention of the' direction of Mr    and Mrs    Walter' ^^'^ and is also in the best of health, j    umcers  elected   for   tho   ensuing ^ from .%X EDITORl.tL FROM vital question of highways we have  Eddowes of   Philadelphia   who led  There was  quite  a coincidence re-  V^ar consist of Charles M.  Stuber.,        ,^„|.   roTARI.%N   .M.\G.\ZIXE
heard  is the  ill-advised  suggestion  the music at the convemion at Get-'yarding the youngest member as i-^;*^|^^"': f.^''"''^' '^„   f'"'^J' ^'"' 	
that tile motor vehicle fund be tap-   tysburg last fall I happened there were two memberb|''resident, Mrs.    Wilhelm    Knecht,
ped to help out the general fund. If'     Six Indiana Churches will be used P''^*"^ ^^'"'^'^ ^¦'¦''"e  ^•''actly tlie a.ime ^ Secretary  and    Ti-easurer     Harold  Egypt, or AsheviUe, North Carolina ^is   .splendid   p.T.sonamy  and   lonj I^.'nnsylvania leaders  want  to do a   for the .sectional conferences whkh'ag^- both    being  six    months    and , HartzeU, L. J.  Rohn. Charles EdeU ^ __\vei-e swept by a strange new pes-1 experience in tho service." real job of  helping  .solve the relief   have been arranged for each after-' twenty-one  days old;   Ruber;  Brud: ^ "^an, Mrs. Florence Pet<-rs and Mrs. , tilence that left not one person liv-,     Mr. Stitler had served in the Dan- problem, they will launch Immodi-'noon    More than 1500 delegates ar-'-'"d Oeraid Dech each of whom as, ^*n Albert compose the entertain-, i„g, mankind   would   be   shocked , ville  council  a.< President,  was di-
' ' ¦   well  as  the  oldest   members     were   "^<'"'  committee   The nc.\t   reunion  Brain cells in countless heads would  rector of the Ioc.tI bank, and intT-
awarded prizes. Tiie member comuii ' «'ill   be   held   the   fir.st   Sunday
tile  farthest   distance    wao    Iiwin ' August, rain or shine, in 1935.
I .iv~i..   More than 1500 delegates ar- ately a complete program of recon- ^ registered at this early date, struction on ttie through highways.  —# »
ST.ITE CHECKS  961
SA.MPLES OF FEEDS IN ENFORCING STATE LAW
I
ENTERT.Xl.NS
Werher   of   Wadsworth,   Ohio,   wlu
also received a prize.    Tlie prize loi'
tlie couple married tlie longest \v:i-j
awarded to Mr.   and Mrs.   Wallacj     Misi
who  have   Ijeen  married   50  ye.irs.  a few friends at her home in honor were killed in motor accidents
To   accommodate   safely   and   ade¬ quately the  tremendous voltmie  of trafflc that traverses the main high¬ ways daily,  they must  be built  of^ . the  type  of  eonstructon  that  will      Nino hundred and sixty-one offi- assuiie   ai  once   maximuni   safety,  c'al samples of feeding stuffs being
economy   and   travel   efficiency,   in  offered  for sale   in     Pennsylvania,  Tlie  prize   for  the   couple   marnod'of   her  house   guest.   Miss   Mildred 110   that the addtion  to  that assurance, such a'^vere taken for analysis during th-' the    least   number    of  years    wa^ Quick program   would   provide   maximum'past year as a check-up in the en-  awarded   to   Mr.   and   Mrs.   John employment, both for road workers' forcement    of  the    State    Feeding  Renner wlio have been married on? and the  thousands  of employes  of'Stuffs Law,    according to a  report! year and two months, the diversified Uidustries contrlbut-  from the bureau of foods and chem- |    fhe   following   offlcers   were   re- ing to  road construction. l.itry,   State   Department   of   Agri-1 ^.[^(.(^.jj   ^^   ^,.\g   f^.   ^^^   en-^uing
"With   more   tlian   $9,500,000      of   c"l'"»'«.   Tlie   results   of   this   work | vp^j. President, Lsaac Werner, Bang- Federal   money   available  for   road ' ^^^ "°* available In a printed book- ^ q,..  y^.^ president,    Harry    Young
1"  be agitated and scientists would pool psted in civic affairs in addition t :> their   wi.sdom   to   stop   the   scaurgo   ^is official duties.   He was tiie long-
already eating its way into anotlier  e.st  in service of any of the  fool
city of like size.                                   i agent.s connected with the Depart- And yet—and yet lait year in tlie  nient
Thelma   Knau.ss  entertained United States alone, 30.000  persons  a      9
Add
850.000   more
BIKTIIDAY PARTY
wlio has  been
work at present, Pennsylvania has
let
personal, _____
visiting hero who were injured and still you da, Mr. and \Vs. Rus.sfll Flory. for the past week A pleasant eve- not have the total toll of sufferin^j Mauch Chuny street, on Saturday ning was spent at bridge with re-' and he.'Vtache. The ghastly pari'atteruoon tendered a birthday party freshments being .served. Thos^ pre-|of it all is that it will be iiierease.4 m honor ofjPielr daughter Lorraine, sent  were  Misses  Maybelle  Happel, | in the year 1934. /   | who wa-s sjifycars old.
Kathryn Engle, Margaret Sc.\fried. Informing the public is the fBitj A tn-'yf luncheon was served and of town; Mi.ss Carolyn Thaeler of'step in stoppiiiu this modem plague fh<i ehtldi'en had a delightful time. Arlington,  N.   J..  Ir\in  Uhler.  Ed-, Everyone who grips a steering-wheel,   Those present were:  Jean. Pauline
, Bangor; It was found that only eight per-   jj
Secretarv   and   Treasurer.' ^^ard    Christman.    Walter    Peters   should   know   the   practices   which  Audrey snd Walter Wunderly. Phyl-
110 excuse  for either delaymg     or , ...   _.  	
refusing to devote every cent of that  '^"'^ °^ "'^ samples failed to meet | s^,(.i,^,t,i,.j.,   Helen   Roth
I Vincent Sandercock and James Hen-   breed   trouble     .\   large   insurance  hi   Dt.-lphine   and  Bertram   Shafer.
money to the main roads    This is' 8r"arantees.   More than half of the, no idle claim, either for the U.  s.'**"^P'^*      represented    proprietary] Senate  Committee on Post  Offices'*"'"*** ^^^^ and the proportion    of| and Post Roads, In recommending "'«''''''f"*''«'^ '" ^^^ mixtures, was that  the  recently-passed  Hayden-1 ^°"?'* "»**'*^' Cartwright   Road  Bill   be  enacted,'    The average reUU selling price for sUted   plainly:    'At    present    the'•»*« **'«¦'»'.'''asses of mixed feeds, greatest   need  In  the  majority  of' 7"/, "P"'**'«» «>'n«7hat higherln the states   U the    completion    of''"'^  '*«"  the previous year.  The through routes. In some stotes the f^^»8f analysis of each class    of pressmg  problem  Is   the  widening''«^' »V7«^«'. ^af ~malned fairly and    straightening    of    trunk-ime'«'"*'*"^'*"" «^^^~> y*""-»'»*'=»»«"'-
SiC/u«'*w'I^"„v^r*30,r2'Ith!t    Over'"3,700 kinds and brands    of population. With over 30,000 deaths^ ^^       stuffs were renlst^red for sale' "ex* j-ear and three-quarters of a million m-''*^"**  stuns were registered for sale,
Nazareth ' ^^   °^  '°^^"   '^"'^   Willard  Jones   of   company,  after  an  extensive study   Shirley.   Doris   and
F. A. De.Mois, Allen-   Kingston
Historian. Dr town.
Tiie address was delivered by Rev. J. O. Riegel, who gave a splendid talk which was very much enjoyed by all present Music was furnished by Leo Aroas. The amuse¬ ment committee had a fine program arranged with all sorts of games for }X)ung anV old.   The afternoon was
Heckman
Harold   Weiss and    Lorraine [
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OBITUARY
J
MRS   JENNIE M   EVERETT
Jenie   M    Everett,   5: Clarence Everett,   died
of cau.ses of accidents has set tliem   Dorothy down in this order: I Flory.
1 Drive too fiUt for conditions—  .      
th,Ls   accounted   for   approximately ^        tVEODING   ANNIVERSARY
three-fourths of all mishaps in 1933 __^_
assigned to driving blunders. |    Mr.   and  Mrs.   Howard   BensUig
2 Failed to slow down at inter-  celebrated their 40 th wedding au- .st^ctions. Biversart on Sunday, by entertain-
3. Failed to keop to the right.    ['Ing a^^oup    of friends    at    tlieir
¦¦'"'¦¦ ~    ¦ near
greatly enjoyed by all present and "'""""^ at 6:20 oclock at the resi- after supper was served all left for *»<•* "f her son-in-law and daugh- thelr respectve home, to meet again' t«-«-. Mr.   and Mrs    Floyd He.ss, 32
,   widow   of -    -     »—     -
on   Sunday * Tried to pa.ss another car gouig^haine'|[t   Christian    Spring
accidents, the elimination of traffic hazards must receive not only con¬ tinuous but better attention.'
"What better lead than this could I'ennsylvania follow? Application immediately of both Federal Aid and State funds available for con-
I In Pennsylvania last year, and 1,302 I licenses were Issued to 930 feedmg
stuffs manufacturers. Importers and
jobbers.
        
BIRTHDAY DINNER
A triple birthday dinner was held
Chestnut f.roet, Nazareth. She was bom near Snyder's Chur. STOCKER   FAMILIES   RE-UNION [ ^b, July 23, 1882. and was a daugh¬ ter   of  Eiza   Landes   Edwards  and
the late Henry Edwards.
Besides   the aged  mother    tliere survive  to  mourn her passing  two
structton to a program of rebuild- snyder. of Wind Oap In honor of mg the through highways would put their son Rodney, Mrs. Ida Klein- needy men to work; would save the hop and Mlss Edna Fox, of Naaareth State mUUona In future malnten- Those present were: Mrs. Kleintop ance charges, and would reduce mo- and daughter Betty, Mlss Pox, Ver- torlsta" operating costs, while at the [non Saylor and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde eame time assuring their greater Snyder and sons Rodney and C safety and more efficient travel."   I Nell Snyder.
The Stocker families, descendants of three sons, Adam, Michael and Andreas and  one  daughter,      Ava
Christina of the immigrant Michael' daughters. Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Oeo.
and Margaret Stocker, who arrived j Kreidler; a son Lester, all of Naza-
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clydeja^  Philadelphia on   Sept.  21,  1731, reth; one grandson, P. James Hess
will  hold  their fourth annual  re-, and four brothers, Oeorge and Ed- unlon on Saturday Aug. 18, on the ward Edwards,    of   Altoona;    Dr.
in the same direction when \iew was oixstructed
5.  Failed to slow  down  for  ap proaching pedestrians
6   Passed on the right of a pre ceding \'ehicle.
7. Ignored important trafflc con trol devices,
8  Parked at dangerous spots.
Nazardth.
Tlioge present were: Mr. andMrs John H£«enbuch, Mr. and Mr?. Ernest Bensing, A. O. Schmidt, Mr and Mrs. Clayton Biery, Mr. anl Mrs. Eugene Bensing, Mr. and Mr.s Earl Echenfelder. Mr. and Mrs Howard Pehnel, Mr. and Mrs. Lu¬ ther Zener, Mrs.   Howard Krataer.
Local Week-End
BasebaU Scores
lawn of Forks Church, on the Stock. ertown-College Hill road, about ot>e mile south of Stockertown.
The different families of the aev. eral clatu will meet m separate re¬ unions to enjoy a family basket din-
We live in a motorized age; from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bartholomew, that there is no appeal. We ane] John Barthotomew, Mr. and Mra. going to have automobiles; that fact Oeorge Bensing, Mlaa Atma Laub, is basic. But mdivlduallty and col-1 Stanley and Harvey Benalng, Miss lectively we have got to make streets Marlon and Walter Hagenbuch and highways safe, not only for the | Bernice Hagenbuch, Irene Kagan* man at the wheel, but for the pedes- buch, MLss Jean and Kermt Ben- trlan Human life Is too valuable | sing. Miss Lorraine Kratatr, MUl a thing to sacrifice wantonly to the, LUUan Bchenfelder. Bherwood. antics of the ignorant or the Rtehard and Carl Bchenfelder, Cbqr cheese-brained'  individual. Iton  Blery, Jr.. PhyUla and Jualar
David Edwards of Washington, Pa
Funeral  services  were    held    on
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
at the Hess home.   Interment was     .,     _.>...»__. ,,„,  „«:•,, «i.. i-»/iua wm -—-r—
made m the Oreenwood cemetery,!   Those 30,00 men, women and ehll- Barthokunew, and Mr.  and Mia. Naaareth. jdren must not be forgotten. JEoward
EAST PENN LBAOVB Saturday's  RenUla
Bethlehem 7;  Amicus 3  (ten
innings I
Falrview Ponies 6; Hellertown
1.
Limeport 7; Nazareth 3.
Ea-t Greenville 9;  Slatington
3.
Sunday's Scores Ea-?t   Oreenville   16;   Heller¬ town 3
Nazareth 2; Amicus 0. Limeport  12;  Bethlehem 5. Fairview Ponies   5;   Slating¬ ton 3.
Standing,   Second   Half
W.  U. Pet. East Oreenville ..8   1     .SM
Limeport     7   2     .771
Pairview Ponies ..7   3     .77g
Bethlehem     4   4     .500
Nazareth    4   S     .444
Amicus     4   S     .444
Hellertown      0   7      .000
Slatington    0   8     .000
Week End Schedalo
Saturday. Aagwt llth Slatington at Hellertown. Nazareth at Bethlehem. Limeport  at  Amlctu. Ponies  at   East  Oreenville.
Sanday, AagMt Utb Hellertown at Limeport. Bethlehem at Ponies. East Oreenville at Naaaratb. ' Amicus at Slatington.
NORTHABirtON COVMTr LBAGOB
Monocacy 14; West Hecktoa-n 7; Tatamy 0. Chestnut HUl •: Batb T Idartlns Crtak 10; Wind 2,
Monoeaey   .... Martina Craek OhSllnut RIU . TUamy 	
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