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VOL. XXXIII
NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10. 1924.
Nc.  7
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Salesmanship Club Of! With a Rush; First Cuunt to he Announced Saturday
Race for $1530 Studebaker and Other
Rich Awards Is On In Real Ernest
With Interest Growing Rapidly
FAIR COMPANY OFFICERS ELECTFD
Members   Cast Ballot   That
Upset Dope,   Making Big
Chance in Executive Com.
They are off!
The Nazareth Item's $3,000.00 "Salesmanship Cluh" and Greater Circulation Campaign shifted into "high" shortly after the issue con¬ taining the opening announcement was placed in suhscribers' mail hox- es, and from this time to the finish will be a race every minute of the way.
,-Vlmost since the opening hour it has been the chief topic of conversa¬ tion wherever people congregate in Northampton counly and the towns and country surrounding.
But, why not?
Beyond all doubt this "Salesman¬ ship Club" Campaign is the most lib¬ eral proposition ever made to men and women who are willing to really do something witli their spare time.
You simply can't l..t3, for every active worker will receive either one of the awards or a cash commission check. Neither will fall your way. however, hut just a little well direct¬ ed effort will pull one or the other your way—which one and the size and value depending altogether on what amount of determination you bring Into play.
Not Too I.nte to EntPi'.
The first week in any campaign is devoted pretty largely to organiza¬ tion work, nnd this Campaign is no exception. New club members will be hurling their hats into the rin.g for ae'veral days yet. It is a very simple matter to get started. Reach fnr vour ^If nhoti^-^^ your rela- "ftves. rrlenas'al^d ac(in.tintances "youT are going to win that lovely Stude¬ baker Light Six ."i-Passenger Coupe, and will call for iheir subscriptions very shortly. Oet them lined up be¬ fore someone else does so.     Rush  in
your entry coupon, then your "first subscription coupon," and you will be off with a start of 17,000 or more.
You want one of the big awards? All right. Within you lies the power to gain one. All you need do is make up your mind to w in one, and you are on your way. People who tell you you cannot win are merely discredit¬ ing your ability. Prove to tliem you are as good a hustler as you think yon are. and worthy nf their support and encouragement.
Remember this. .Someone with no more ability—no more friends—no more personality—than you possess is going to win that Studebaker Light Six 5-Passenger Coupe, and each of •he other rich awards. Why not you? If this proposition required the out¬ lay ot a large sum of money, or spe¬ cial training and education, you might truthfully say you faced an Impossibility, Nothing hut the will to win and a little spare time, backed hy some pep and determina¬ tion, is required. Surely everyone should  meet those requirements.
In the announcement to be found elsewhere are the names of those who have entered the club up to Wednesday noon. There Is room tor all who choose to enter, no matter how many that may he. The names in today's announcement, it should he noted, are arranged In alphabeti¬ cal order and the entry credits only are shown. Some have already se¬ cured a few_^su_h^crij)tion>w:^T;jij Tnit in no instance has anyone gained start enough to amount to anything. First  Count.  H.iiurdiiy.
The first credit count—the flrst ac¬ tual demonstration of strength—will (Continued On Pago Seven!
DIRECTORS ELECTED AT LOCAL RANKS
Second National Declares 5
Per Cent Dividend; Bath
Bank Also Elected
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Following is a result of/he annual .election of directors of tlie local na¬ tional hanks held on Tueiday:
Nazareth National—JU T. Swartz. John -X. Miller. Artliiir Schmidt, Joseph Hrohston. P. s/ Trumbower, Thomas'E. Snyder, H.fF. Ziegler.
The directors organiied hy electing M. T. Swartz. presiderJ; John .\. Mil¬ ler, vice president,! and F. H. Schmidt, cashier; Frad Heckman. as¬ sistant cashier: E. D./Trein, assistant trust offlcgr.
Second National, Beck. E. A, Frantz, H. B. .Munger, S. R J. Seiple, E. J. Una
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azareth—G. J. M. Kleckner, Odenwelder, W. gst, A. L. Shini¬
er.
The board organ^ed by electing E J. Unangst. president; W. J. Seiple, vice-president; A-IE. Frantz. cashier.
The regular 5'^er cent dividend 'was declared, an* also an extra divi¬ dend of 2 per cent
First NationalTnfflli—Joseph .V. Horner, B W. Beers, Jacob H. Seem, B. F. Rohn, Charles H. Graver. The directors organized by electing Mr Horner, president; Mr. Beers, vice- president, and Mr. Seem, cashier. An 8 per cent semi-annual dividend has been declared. John A. Stock : was elected teller and Clark Smith book¬ keeper.
MARRIED
KINDT—HARRIS. Clifton R. isindt, formerly of .Naz¬ areth, and Miss Hazel Harris, of Easton, wer^ married on Saturday 'evening. Immediately after the ceremony tho newlyweds left for Bridgeport. Conn., to make their fu¬ ture home where Mr. Kindt is enjoy¬ ing a lucrative position. Local friends of the couple wish them well.
SNYDER—REESE. .Mrs. Mary keese, of Point Phillips, -N'azareth R. D. No. 1, and .Mahlon J. Snyder, of Crystal Spring farm, Nazareth R. D. No. 2, wfo married on Sunday afternoon at 2..30 o'clock at the home of the bridegroom by Rev. W. H. Wotring, D. D.. of St. John's Reformed church. The wed¬ ding march was played by Mr. Sny¬ der's daughter, Mrs. Clayton Schlamp. with only the immediate memliers of the family in attendance. The couple left for a honeymoon to Florida.
The election of officers of the Northampton County Agricultural Society was held on Saturday after¬ noon in the company's offlce In Youngs building. Belvidere street, Nazanth, with tho following results:
President—William K. Shimer.
Vi<e-presldenls—Bushkill, Frank Ehret: Bethlehem, Willis Hoch: East Allen, .Allison Blair; Forks, .\aron Werkheiser: Lehigh. William Ben¬ ninger: L. Nazareth. Rude Franken¬ fleld; L Mt. Bethel, Samuel Hutchin¬ son; Moore. H. M. Kleckner; Palmer, Thomas M. Kunkel; Plainfleld, George Kemmerer; Upper Nazareth. Harry Werner; Upper Mt. Rpthel, W. Scott Hazeii; Williams township. Forrest W. Kolh; Wilson township, E. C. Yeager; Easton, .Adam Sandt; Northampton. S. H. Knecht: Bethle¬ hem township. Simon Herman; Bath. Milton .A. Dech: Freemansburg, S. D. Ritter; Hellertown. William A n-'ani: Nazareth, JamPs J. Rohn; Pen .\rcyl. Henry Male; Stocker¬ town. I'hilliii Werkli"iser; T.-itamv. O. Frank Messhiucr: Walnutport. Er¬ win Biltner; Wind flap. Hr. .1. (' Keller.
Secretary—Charles  E.   Knecht.
Treasurer—Lewis   P.   Werkheiser.
Superinteniient nf Grounds — Frank P. Hahn.
Executive committee—.Alvin San¬ tee, Rohert .A. Laubach. Jercmiali Ehret. Martin T. Herman. Thomas E. Snyder. Charles O. Reese. Frank Woodring, Oscar Edelmcn. .Alfred Shimer, Joseph H. Rickert. Joseph Happel,  Edward  Slieppard.
.Auditors—Fred D. Heckman. John R.  Laubach.  Herhert  Reimer.
Committee of music—Wilson A. Buss. Palmer F^delman. Eugene Sey¬ fried.
Representative to State Board o: .Agriculture—.\lvin   Santee.
MOORESTOWN
[Irjjid^Sjjrs^ Milton ^^ndrews and Asher Andrews, of this place, spent New Year with Mr. and Mrs. Eugen ' Kolh and family at Plainfield.
Grant Remaly spent the w.^fk-pii 1 at Nazareth with liis mother. Mr- George Remaly.
Mr. and .Mrs. .Asher .\n(lrews an I son Sterling were guests nf .\li. anl Mrs. Frank Williamson on Sunday
-Miss Cornie Davidson spent Sun¬ day with Mr. and Mrs. John Heyer and family.
Mrs. Victor Andrews, daughters Melva and Isabelle spent .New A'ear with Mr. and  Mrs.  Frank :Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Graiu Itrm.'ily were guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Victor .An¬ drews and t'aiiiily on .Sunday even¬ ing.
Misses .Mamie Smith nnd .Iiine Crnig spent Siuuiay al'teiiioon with Miss Irene Keller.
Mr. and Nirs. I^r.iuk Mill.M'. of this place, spent I'riil ly ,ii't. i noon with his sister. .Mrs. TIeiii'\ tir,.',-.; at Co¬ pella, who is on  the sick  list
Mr. and Mrs. Ch.'irle^ Fehr. daughters F^thel and .\rliii,- and sons Grover and Stanley, of Buslikiil Cen¬ ter, wero guests of Mr. c.ml Mrs. Mil¬ ton  .Andrews on Monday eveiiiiis.
REGULAR MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD HELD IN FAIRVIEW BUILDING
Hawk Selected to Represent
Local District at Directors'
Convention Next Month
The regular monthly iiieetlni-' of tho School Board was held ni th" Fairview School building, .Monday evening,  January  7.  i;i24.
-Members present; Kern, Knauss. Hawk, Shimer and Gold.
The minutes of the previous meet¬ ing were read and. on motion of Kern and  Knauss. approved as read.
The  Treasurer  of  tlie  Boanl  ren¬ dered the following report: Balance Dec.   1.   1923....
Receipts. From  Tax    collec¬ tor    I on 1.11
Su.te Appropri¬ ation     n22.').'iO
Tuition           21.00
Fine     2.00
Wilson   Ror..  acct.
sal     nmsi'-   sup.     44,75
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FARM DUREAU MEET¬ ING TO BE HELD HERE
Northampton Co. Farmers in
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1'roni.infiit sjieakers ".vill i ttiidance. notably Dr. Frank .New .lersey, who takes sni i ins.' iiart in the Go-opfrntiv" inu in his st.-iH'! .1. C P.rtih.ik
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New Memhers Sworn In by Chief Burgess Gano and Council Reorganized
Committees of Town Government Given
Shake-Up; No Change in Police Force;
Salaries Fixed ior Ensuing Year
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Ihi'tor rendered a re¬ collections during the 'niher. 102:!. as fol- ?114S.2fl, penalties 12ii.-,.<;i.
On motion of Knauss and Hawk the reports of the Treasurer and of the Tax Colleetor were received an'l filed.
On motion of Hawk and Knauss the following bills were approved for jiayni'tit and Ihe Treasurer authoriz¬ ed to pay them:
William  Klipplo   	
Pennsvlvania Edison Co, Walter Crawford & Co, Ril-pel (Sr Elrwin Mfg, Co
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Unangst Furniture &  Carpet
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Blue Mt, Con, Water Co,   , , , W,  .A   Tydeman.  Inr	
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Much ha^ h. I :.   ,   ,    ,. liast.      .N'orthampton     count:. lii'.jh   riink    in     the     n^'i'irui'¦; i'i'nn-v!v';ni I   :i!i'i  it   is   l,!i::,l-,   ovy. tc: I ill-  '.vofk  if  til.. i-";iri;!   !!in'' .i n
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The monthly husiiu-- canizition meeting c;i tho I..oiie Society was held on W.'iln the Iioni Sandt. iio:iiin:i'
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Mr, and Mrs. Howard Titus, Aliss Pearl Knecht. Mahlon AVIlllamson and Emma Sterner were guest of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dilcherd on New Year's Day.
Mrs Grant Remaley was the guest of her parents on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Rissmiller, daughter Burnetta, Mrs. Howard TltUB, .Mahlon Williamson, J. P. Kn«cht and daughter Pearl were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dilcherd on Friday evening.
E. H. Werner made a business trip to Kaston on Monday.
Mr. and .Mrs. William J Dilcherd, Miss Emma Sterner and Stanley Fehr were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tltua on Sunday.
Mrs. James Peiaerl, of Bethlehem, ¦pent Wednesday In town visiting re¬ lative*.
ROSE—PATCHELL. .A recent announcement was miuli> of the wedding of E. Newman Rose, a member of the faculty of the Naza¬ reth high school, and Aliss .\iina Palchell, of Newark, Del., on Decem¬ ber 2 7, at the homo of the bride's parents. Mr. Rose is the son of Mr. and -Mrs. J. P. Rose and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard I ,
Patcliell, both residents of .Newark, Del. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. L. Krause, an uncle of the bride, and the atlendants were Miss Hazel Collins, of Newark, Del., bridesmaid, and Victor .Armstrong, brother-in-law of the brid groom, as hest man. Mr. Rose was graduated from tho University of Dcdaware last June and is at tlie head of the Com¬ mercial department of the Nazareth high school. Mrs. Rose wiis a mem¬ ber of the senior class at Ihe Univers¬ ity of Delaware. They are residing at (J1  North Third street, Easton.
The Northamplnn Horse Insurance Conipany met ^ Nazal eth. Dec. 29. 1923, for orga*ilzatlon. The board organized by ,.felecting .A. L. Shimer. president: TijTl. Fehr. •¦ion president; George W, ,l<oeliler, secretary and Wilson Uh)6r, treasurer. O. L. Orad- ' 'olil. E. XV'. Seigfried and James L. (gradwohl were elected judge s. AVii- *in Ul/V-r. J S. Gradwohl. E, W. Sey- f|-ied/and Ezra E. Koehler were ed  collector.     R.  D.  Fehr.  J.   L.
I.nuhach and Marcus Fehnel were ap- pointe>l on the executive committee. i*''"1'1ie expenses of the company for tlie past year wero $94,19. Next meeting will he held at Butztown. December 6. 1924,
ST.
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The choir of St. John's Reformed church was the guests of the consist¬ ory on Tuesday evening. Promptly at S p. m. the chairman of the com¬ mittee. William Harper, announced that the menu, as planned, was ready to serve. The luncheon served In the Ladies' Aid room of the church was all that could be desired. It was well prepari'il and there was plenty of It After the luncheon speeches were made hy the hosts and several of the guests. This was followed hy u song service. Tho affair was a most pleasant ono and was particularly no¬ ticeable for Iho genuine good fellow¬ ship that prevailed.
ItlRTHDW  PAUTV.
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!Naziii''!i  ('¦   I  .V  Lumber Co      ^ 2 ¦'. : i
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I E.   n.   Rohn     II'
Infunirhan 'lis fo         1  _'".
Henry   .sh ii'. t'               .-i,:! 1 ,
Frank   M. s.^inji t        in7.7ii j
E. .1. Unangst  i Son.-       1 cl 71 !
Rand.  McNally & Co         14.25'
Iloherts  .C-   Meek  1  5'i
Houghton   .'Mifflin  Co.   . . 12  15
Silver.   Riirdett  &  Co       1 0.2(1
World  Book Co         i;.3:i
Till-   -Arlo   Pilhlishins  Co.   ... <;.ilfi
Iut   Timo  Uecordiiie  Co.   ,.,   17.5.'id
I'h.'is.   K    Merrill Co  23 11
Dan I.   Bernies  Co         0 :1!
J    I..   Haiiinieti   Co       1 4.5> ,
R.   I'C.  Stout     2rt 40
.Aniericiin   Rook  Co,   . . . ,    . I i" !
U,   S,   Pnp.'r  .Mills            1 i": ."•
Vic tor  IloLonu          2'! '.n
John   Weriier 1 22, |i'
A,   .\.   Miller          no.i 1
Motion of Knauss and Kern, tint Ilawk repri'sent Nazareth Horo'iili School District, at the annual rHi' tors' convention to he held ill the ri", of Harri.-hni'S. Pa . i-'oio i! and 7, 1024. carried on the toliowing vote: A'ea: Kern. Knauss, Hawk :ind Gold.    Nay: none,
.Motion  of  Kiinn-^- .noi   Hnvk. th.it substitute teachers >!i ill  h.' paid  ti.e dollars a  day   for  all   d.ivv   of   i.i teaching,  and  that  the .uiioiui'   t.i paid   to   riiiilai'   t.^irlo'rs   who   h lost   tiiiii>  shall   h"  conii'iitcid   on basis of the numher of .'ictiial  t.'i ing days in tho montli in whii'h t Is lost, carried on the following vc
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On Saturday evening. Mi-- I'^lhi Kreidler. Green street, Naziircth. en¬ tertained in honor of her birtiiday The guests had a very pleasant time together. After the eveniini was well spent flno refreshments were s"rved, Thoso present were Mi--.s Maud Menhennit, Ella Flyte. Helen and Harriet Henry. Mae Cassho', Jiiliii Crawford, Mildred Yoiiiii; Ruth Ev- erltt. Sue Kern, .Alice Knauss, Bes¬ sie Walter. Hattie Kessler. George Kreidler, Jr . .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gapp,  Mr   and Mrs   George Kreidler.
ItllllKii:   PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick D. Wood. New street. Nazareth. delighlfully entertained a niiiiiher of friends at a bridge pany on Friday nighl. the players Including Mr and Mrs For¬ tuin, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stiver. Mr. and Mrs Charles Shafer. Mr. Cornelius. Lottie .Michael, Joseph Brohston and Miss Sadie Latchall, of Nazareth.
A'ea:   Kern.   Kuans-      Ili'.vk Gold     Nay:  none,
.\t    this   jiinct ur-    S!ui::. v nt  the nil-, ling.
Moved   by    Kiiiiiis.- Kern,  tjuil   tho  .iiil.o'  ii ; ing   for   the   s ault   .tni   stor,. ill   thc>  office  in   Iho  now   iiij. huilding.   he   awiirii-'l     'o     S' Sliitionrry   Co.   15-17    Ni-ni! ¦-Ill. t.   .Mlentown,   I'i .  :i'   t in i t.it inn of $54 :'3. iili;-   ; n : ¦•!¦   -i eroitiii;.'      Alolion  .    ' !
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A'ea:  Shinier, ^lw:^,  Kn.ui-s and  Gold.     -Nay,   nono
On  motion of  H.rAlc    noi     :^ the  Board tuijonriiiil,
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Lailies' ntglit with Friendship Chanilier No in:', .-u Saturday evening was a decid. d sio- ccss. The Chamber was irowd.'d to the doors with wives, -'.veethc.irts and friends of local ani! ncarliy I'oni- panions.
Tho program as prescribe.1 w.i.. followed to tho letter and a roy.il good time waa experiencod bv ill present. The Chamber is In a most flourishing condition numerically and financially. The membership Is nearing the 400 mark.
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Mr- Ylilscn at l-].i>ic.ii will; Buss.
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