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VOL. xxxn
NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBKR 21. 1922^
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AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTEDJTO^T^RATURK^JL^AI^^A^^
INTELLIGENCE.
NUZARETH HALL GRIDDERS EN-JOY
STOCKERTOWN MAN KILLED WHEN AUTO
Greatest Of Them All
FEAST AT EASTON    HIT FREIGHT TRAIN
Annual Banquet Given by the E. C. Fehr, Proprietor of the
American Hotel Here,
Alumni at Seip's Cafe on Saturday Evening
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Selp'B^.Oafe, at Easton, on Saturday night, was "haunted" with the spirit of Nazareth Hall and its traditions of ^inost a century, the occasion being .tjte annual banqi)et to niembers of '"the 1922 football squad of the in¬ stitution./
.More than forty people were in at¬ tendance, including eighteen mem¬ bers ot the syuad, coaches, managers, faculty and a few invited guests. The room was prettily decorated tor tl e occasion while the bau(iueter3 mad.' themselves heard with the nu- ;i., rolls songs and cheers o£ the Hall.
¦'riiprietor Seip had prepared a de¬ licious menu, which met with the ht-arty approval of all present, and a(t. r tho wants ot\the innorinan had hoon provided for, William Henry, ;.ri»':int postmaster at Nazareth, V. iu) iicted as toastmaster, called the gaihoring to order. Toasts were re¬ sponded to by Captain Anthony 1)1- I'aolo, Captain-eiect Sydney DeVine; Ciiaches William Drumm and .lordan (ranger: President Lewis G. -Sle- ¦uan. president ot the General Alum¬ ni association ot Xazareth Hall; Uo*. A   U. Thaeler, and several othei'^
Thomas Wilson, mayor of Bing- hamton, N. Y., an alumnus of Naza¬ retli Hall, class of IflOS, and later captain and .\ll--\merlcan player at Princeton, who was to be the Jion- ored guests of the evening, was un¬ able to be present-
Diirlng the past season the Naza¬ reth Hall eleven participated iu six games, winning two, losing two and tying two. The prospects for the 1!»2;! campaign are bright, as the team will lose only four by gradua¬ tion.
It was ten o'clock wheti the pleas¬ ant and successful affair was brought tn a close with all present rising and piving the famous Hall cheer.
WATER ANALYSIS SHOWS UP WELL
Slightly Injured
J. Thomas Dougherty, proprietor of the Centennial Hotel, Stockertown, was fatally Injured at twenty minutes before twelve Friday morning, and Edward Fehr, proprietor of the American Hotel, Nazareth, was slightly hurt, when the automobile of Fehr crashed into an engine of a freight train on the n, L. & W. Rail¬ road at Belfast Junction.
Dougherty was riding in Fphr's tar. which FehV was driving. They were descending the hill from the ,.\sbland Hotel, and Fehr apparently saw the train approachirig, but, on account of the ice and snow on tl..' grade, was unable to st«p his ma¬ chine, and it crashed into the ensiii' . I.'oiigherty w:is thrown from the m:i- <liine and wns crushed, his Injitries hi'lng so si'rioiis that he died at ten irinutes aftiT  twelve.
Dr. Williain .). llai'.pel. of .Vaza¬ reth was immi'diately summoned '.>.ii Iiougherty died at about the time hi' arrived. Felir sustained cuts an.! bruises about the bands and body The machine was badly wrecked and was towed to a garage.
Mr. Dougherty is survived by his wife and oi>e son. residing In Detroit
KING'S DAUGHTERS ENTERTAINED HERE
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The r.lue -Mt. Wat-.r Co.. .Vazareth, Pa. Dear Sirs: Following i.^ a report ol the bacteriological analysis of tho sample ot water taken from the ta|) at the residence.of Frank Huth. Xaz- ;iieth, on Nov, 1 3 :
Bacteria por C. C. Total count (agar, 20 deg. C.I . ..100 Bodg temperature Itigar, 37 deg., > 50 Red colonies (lltniiis lactose agar) 0 it. coll  (lactose broth)
absent  trom  ."O c, c. Remarks:      This  analysis    shoued tlie water to be in good condition for drinking purposes.
Respectfully yours. Signed:     W.M. T. FOSTER.
The following members ot the King's Daughters of the First Re¬ formed church. Easton. were guests o' Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Thaeler nn .Sunday evening at the beautiful Ciiristmns candle light aervlce at Xaziiretli llall: -Mrs. Ellen Da Van, .^lrK. H. H. Warner, .Mrs. George Kessler. .Mrs. X.'llie C. Hoffman. .Mrs. Charles L:iiilia('h. Mrs. Harry \';i!Kif- ta. .Mrs. V. K. W.aver. .Miss.-s Ali.-.- Ciifhnrt. Sarah Kii'-ilcr. \':iii Vice. ('. i. '! 'IsiirstocU. .Minnie I.atil)acli :iii.|   Hell..  llerc:iw.
\ very impressive p.irt i.f il.' ,s.¦!¦,¦- i. .' n.jr tiie .;lose when tlie m.-iiilier.^ .; :ln. ,;.i.l(;is jias-s down ili.' iiislii." . iviiit I'ucli rn'mbfr of Hi.' .iiiilii'iic .;. !i,i;hi''d C'lristiii I.s i-.indie decorate'l in Kr.en :ind r.'.l. 'I'li.' audience then sianils and join in siniriii;; a Christ¬ mas carol. Then the <';ulets stani! In line in tbo aisles with lighted Cl lulles. whilf the aiidieitce passe.s out.
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JURY RENDERS VER¬ DICT "NOT.OUILTY" IN MURDER CASE
John   Nickels  Acquitted   of
Shooting Paul Kovic on
Saturday Night
Miss Sarah Heiney spent the week- ijiid in Philadelphia as the guest of Miss Kathryn Kutz, a student at the C'liversity of Pennsylvania.
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.V most pleasant surprise party was tendered Mrs. William Milchsack on Saturday evening at her home on Ka»t Centre street In commemoration of her birthday anniversary. Muslo vi-as thn feature of the evening and an excellent luncheon was .served.
Those Iiresent were .Mrs. .\. Frantz, Mrs. .Arthur Schmidt. .Mrs. Frank .Meyers. .Mrs. .Josephine Stotz, Mrs. Joseph H. Rickert, .Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Schneebeli, Mrs. M. -Alice Leopold, Mrs, J. H. Heintzelman, Mrs. .\nna Maus, Miss K. Frable and Aliss Min¬ nie Eley.
Sixth Township Farm Bureau
Organized in Lower Nazareth
Tho   Lower     Nazareth     Township I Kill in Bureau w;is organized on Fri¬ day    veiling,   Deci iiiber   13,    in     tho I He. l.-.iwn school house..    Lower Xaz- i-'.o  township h.is ;iO   members    In I the Xorihamiiton  Couniy  Farm    Ilu- reiiu and this bas uon third place on [membership.     Tweiiiy  of   the   thli'iy members were  pi ..sent  .at the  mei^t- ' iiifc'.
-'ifler a short talk by the county an.nt. Howard Mi'man explained the pniposn ot the meeting. The by-laws V ev.. r. ;i,i „„j iidoi.teil. .\ lively "i'. til.II of oflicers followi d. David T. "i MIS elected presiden'. C.orge '¦ ' • vice-president and I'r.mk i-om!   secretary-treasurer.
David Teada was also   electc.:    to
•i resent the township on Ihe execu-
'iv.. I nnimlttee of the County   Farm
<nr.au for ono year, with John Ed-
j gar as alternate.
-\ resolution requesting the County Board of Commissioners   to    apjirn-
CHRISTMAS CLUB -- SYSTEMATIC SAVING
We are pleased to announce that the Nazareth National Bank has again pecured the Outcault system for Christmas Saving Clubs, which is considered the most up-to-date sys¬ tem In use today, and is now starling another club for 1923. The plan is very simple. The bank will furnish to any one who calls, cither man. woman or child, an attractive Christ- man club iiass book.
The bank off.rs wha; they trrin an I'veii amount club jilan wIlt"! y you start with cither 2.'c. 'Oc. .< 1, .*_. .?". .$10 or $20 and de].i)sit ihis same amount each week f'or ;i |..'iiiiil of 'oi wPiks. -\! 'he end ot tins time a' Iris f';.!i'>ii ihe rluh nii'mbrr i'i:;y i!r:i ¦. ..II' .'il lu-r ,1 ii .)!• a i.;!rt nS t' mas .lull money iov llis ( ni'...ils or .isf l.'avc 11 nj' a paia ¦.! Cl.' .ia'. :.i..i> ¦>• .-'.ly i.l ill ' .Vazar.'th Xational Dank m Diion a cmiinr new ticnk account or t.i add to an existing balance.
The main i.loa in the Christmas club is, that when a person jeins, lie makes up his mind tiun .md then' to go through with the plan and sets for himself a goal.
This campaign for thrift Is certain- I\ to b,'(Oiiiiiiendeil and ti'.' N'.izaie"i .Vatioii.il Bank is to be .:ongratnlaleil for offering such an attractive system to every one for saving money.
PREHOLIDAY CONCERT BY ALLENTOWN BAND
Prof. Haas, Director of "Y
Band, Soloist at Lyric
Theatre Sunday
luitite  $3;>00   whicli   is    the     amount provided  by law    was    unanimously adopted and a request  made to send a copy to each of tho coinmissioners with  the names of the members   at- 'ached.    The meeting   adjourned    to i,U'> t again Wednesday,  December 22 ia  the  Hecktown school house.    Pro-i ;. .'s on  demonstration  woik   to     bo'. Miiervise.l  by  the  county  agent  will: tlieii  be jilanned. \
Other Farm Bureau m.>etings wil be held:      -
Tluirsday. December 21. Falrvle^v s. liool house—Williams township Farm Bureau meets at T.io o'clock.
Wedneeday, December L'7. Heck¬ town school houae—.-Lower Vazareth Farm l*\ireiin meeting at 7 .'10 o'clock.
Tl iirsdav, December 2'<, Lilly scliool bouse—East .Mien Township Kami Bureau meets ;it T.'iO o'clock.
Friday, December 2!i. Stone Chiiii'h, above store—I'pper Mt. lieth.el Farm Bureau meets at 7..30 o'clock.
F. S A. M. Enjoy Banquet at Inn
Whitfiled Lodge, No. 622, Free and Accepted Masons, of >jazareth, on Tuesday evening Installed the new of¬ ficers, after which the members went to the Nazareth Inn, and Mine Host Kresge served an elegant banquet There were 130 covers laid and the dining room was very prettily decor¬ ated, the National colors predominat¬ ing.
The speaker of the evening was tho Uev. Dr. Levan. pastor of tho Third Rtre.jt Reformed church. Easton. Rev. Levan used as his subject, •'Righteousness and Honesty" and delivered a most impressive address Stanley Hangen acted as master ot ceremonies. Hess' orchestra fur- nfsht'd the music during the evening.
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The pre-holiday concert by.the Al¬ lentown band in the Lyrjc theatre at .Mlentown (ui Sunday afternoon was attended by one of the largest auili- .'iices, in spite of inclement weather. Iliat ever greeted a band conceri in .MlentiuM). .The announcement tliat tic- a;.- to I.e a Christmas program I.iuveil ..n ad.led incentive to tl^e usual great demand for seats. Nota- '.'¦¦ ai.ii.iig Ih.. sel.ictions O-ffered >-¦ '.i.-i.ir llerhevfs "Tlie Toy .¦!:...¦ "     ll' .'ll from the iiri^iin! niaii-
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i nplionimii. aii'l K.i.'.ni.iiid .Vdanis. clarinet. .Air. il.ias Dt'f.'i'.'il "Sciiitiii- t:.," a waltz fantasia, by TerUins .Mr. .\daiiis played a faiuasi.i irom "Ki-- olette."
.Mr. H.ias is one of a trio of th.' band's oldest members, in iioint of service. His extraordinary talents I'live won him extensive recognition, lie was a soloist of the famons .Sousa band last season. He Is also the leader ot the Mactingie band and th.' Xazareth Y. .M. C. A. band, both prosperous and growing organizii- tions.
Ex-service men who are patients in Ihe Sacred Heart. Allentown and slate hosjiitals were honored guests at the concert.
The program opened with the march "Festival" by Borch. followed by the solo number hy Mr. .-Xdams A military symphony In live moments by Haydn followed and then came Ihe "Toy Shop" number. .Vtter .Mr. Haas' solo, the band played "Medita¬ tion" hy Drums and Lachner's Over¬ ture   'Fest in C."
NAZARETH FAIR OFFICERS FOR 1923
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The following were nominated and to be elected January 6, 1923, as of¬ ficers for the Northampton County Agricultural Society for 1923:
President, William K. Shinier.
Vice-Presidents — Frank Ehret. Simon Herman, Bethlehem Tsp.; Le¬ high. Wlirtiim Bennlnger; Rude Frankenlleld. Iiower -Vazareth Tsp.; Sainuel' Hutchison. Lower -Mt. Beth- i!: H. M. Kleckner. Moore; Thomas Knnkel, I'alinei'; George Kemmerer. I'lainllelil; Many Warner. Upper -Vazai-i th: W. Scot; llazen. I'piier Mt. Bethel; Forrest Kolb. Williams Tsp., F   C.  Yeager,  \ViN..:i  Tsp.:   Dr.  Wil-
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Following a deliberation of only twenty minutes, John Nickels, of Naz¬ areth, was ac(|ultted at 8.20 Saturday night of the murder of Paul Kovlc, the "Gypsy," on September 4, last, at Nazareth. The short space of time In which the verdict was reached and rendered probably sets a new North¬ ampton county lecord for acquittals itl homicide cases.
When James .M. Henthorn, of Eas¬ ton. foreman of the jury, announced the words, "not guilty." Nickles arose I rom his chair ahd stepped forward to .vii.'r.i the jury stood. He was fol¬ lowed by his f:iithful wite. wlio stood b> hiin tliroughout tho ordeal, and eac!. aaiids   with   every   mem-
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'    Fi.'iK    r.     .dct:luskey     and
'    ;•.   Smith,  ami  thanked them
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.-.1 i..~sfiil   manner    in     which     they
iiandleil the defense.
Judge Stewart, in receiving the verdict, expressed the thanks of the court for the services of the jury and told them their verdict was certain to meet with general satisfaction.
When the case began on Wednes¬ day last the court room was crowded with spectators but the verdict was r< ndered in the presence of only half a dozen people, only one of whom was awafting the verdict with Mr. and Mrs. Nickles. The three left the court room together soon after on their homeward journey.
CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY MET AT BETHLEHEM
FATHER AND SON BANQUET IN THE MORAVIAN CHURCH
Excellent  Musical  Program and Splendid Feast Pre¬ pared By the Ladies
The Father and Son banquet at tlie Moravian church last Thursday was attended by nearly 100 men and boys and judging by the way the food dis¬ appeared aud the perfectly sat'sfled look on the face of the diners attc the meal, the efforts of the ladles who prepared the meal was deeply appre¬ ciated. Some one said that a wout gentleman who has somethlug to do with tho publishing of this paper, "The Item." placed his vest button several inches away from the edge uf the table and never stopped eating until the button touched the table. During the banqueting, the folio program was especially arrange.| the  entertainment of  Th--    ae
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The regular mnithly    nieeting    of
the  Medical   Socioty  of  Northampton
County was held Friday at the Hotel
B.i lii'^'hem.    Sevoral  interesting   ad-
Iresses were made and the speakers
:-o Judge  Robert    .\.     S'otz,     wh..
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\'ocal  solo a;id duet—	
 -Misses Voight and Zi.^gS
Charles Clewell. superintendent oi the Sunday school, acted as toastmas¬ ter and introduced Dr. Albert G. Rau, the speaker of the evening, who bl ought a stirring message on the re¬ lations of fathers to sons and sons to fathers.
Others who were called upon for short addresses and responded with timely remarks were Dr. A. D. Thael¬ er, Rev. Bahnsen, Herbert Crulck¬ shank, C. Fred, Martin and the pas¬ tor. Rev. .Meinert. It was voted by all present to encour'sge the father and son events for repetition another .vear. Those deeply Interested In this years affair appreciate very much the work of the chairlady, .Miss G. Ellzabeth Bahnsen and the work of the various committees.
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Frantz Broihers are comideting the erection of a new garage for Georgo H. Roth on the rear of his lio'iie on Belvidere street. The build¬ ing makes an attractive appearance having a Fr.mch roof nnd is shihgled with asjihalt shingles of a fancy de¬ sign and pleasing color.
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KASTO.V HOTKI MAN
S. .\. Sljvert, proprietor of the Key¬ stone hotel. Fourth and Bushklll streets, was flped $,"i00 and his bar¬ tender $100 for violations of the prohibition law, by Judge Dickinson in the Cnlted Stnte.s District court In Philadelphia an Friday.
Musical Program in St. Jolin's Lutheran
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S... r. 'ary—Si.u.,n   ..\ndro\vs.
Treasurer—L.  J'.  Werkheiser.
Racing Secretary—Wm. H. Il.ill.
Superintendent of Ground — .\. L Shlmer.
.Music Committee—Cliafl.'-i G. Reese, Robert Latibacli ami l.ovin.- Grjulwohl.
-•Auditors—Fred Heckman. John 1! l.auba.'li and Herbert Reimer.
neiiresen'ative to St.ite .Vi-'ri.'iil- ture—Charles Messinger.
Executive Committee—Sylvesl ';¦ Garr. .\lvln Santee. Martin Herman. Thomas .Snyder. . Joseph Schlegel Charles E. Knecht. H. P. Yeisley* Charles G. Reese, William Santee, Robert Laubach, Jeremiah Ehret, Lovine Gradwohl. Palmer Young, Wilson Buss and Eugene Seyfried.
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.X  I i:\ OF Pin/.F  WI.WKKS
Joseijli Hahn. an exp.'rt poultry fi'ii.ier. a ferne'r '..wn r.; ident, no.. ;• silling n.'.ir -\sljland on Route Ni, -2 Easton, last week received a pen of I'lire strain White Wyan-3otte year- lint; hen-, Th.'se bir.ls were raised at Spring;own. -V, J., oriainnting from ;. weli-Known prize winning poultry f:.rm from Canada. Tjey ,:re hearty birds and should give Mr. Hahn all kinds of success in laying and breed¬ ing lines.
-\ very excellent musical program has been arranged for rendition next Sunday celling in SI. John's l.tither- ,in church at 7 p, m. In addition to the old familiar Christmas hymns the following special sol?ctioBS will be rendered: Organ  Prelude,  "O   Hidy    Night"
 ,',.., Dudley Buck
CMiartet,     'Linger   Not"    (.Geibel)
Messrs. Schnerr and Snyder, Misses Schnerr and Paulus Duet. "Rest Thee" i Geibel)	
 Misses Kleikner and Paulas
.\iitheni."0 Prophet Words " t Geibel i Anthem.   "O Come To   My    HearJ.
Lord Jesus" (-Vmbrose)
Offertory. "Christmas Musette"
Mailly
The magazines certainly print lots of mushy literature, Including the cereal stories.
Celebrated Double Birthday Events
Mr. and Mrs.  Benjamin   Fehr    oni Sunday entertained  the following toi an excellent  dliiii.':' at   tin ir liome nn ' K.ergreeii s:r.'.":     Mr   aa.; .Mrs.  .\lav .1   Ziegl, r.  Mr.  and   .Mr-.    II    V.  Zi, .: Ier. .Mr   and Mrs   Willi.aiii   \I.;-./,  Mi-.^ -Vnna  Ziegler.   ^Robert     Ziegler     au : Clarence Ziegl.>r.  tho occasion beia.i the celebration of the hirr'iday auiii-^ versaries of Mrs. Max Zi  .;;. r and H r   Zieeler.
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Stewart Sandt. of -Mlentown. for- : ¦• rly of town, fell from   a    scaffold
liie working on the Stroudsburg -Vatlonal Bank building on Wednes¬ day. Bones in the right leg between tl:e knee and ankle were fractured and he was renioved to ;he .Monroe Ci'iuity Hospital, that place, where h" i- 11. Iting along nicely.
NAZARENE ENGAGED TO BETHLEHEM GIRL
Last     Tiiurs.iay     .vening      .M!,ss«s_
:. I I  ,.:;.!  i:la.iys  Kramlich, of   Bu
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par'y  in   hon.ir  nf their sist
.'   wi.ieii  iiiie-  .Mr.  and  .Mrs.    ___
L.   Ivranilich announced   the en^age^
ment of   their    daughter    Grace    to
<:eorge A. I'nangst. of ."^jazareth.   Ti
announctnwnt  was relayed   to     Ml
''ramlich's many frien.ls
'.¦art   of   a   large    red     :
.¦Jliecially for the jiuriiose      .Xi; .¦
rato luncheon  was served    and     tl
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'Craiiilii'h  was    formerly    el,, ,i......l  by the .Vational   City     Banl.
V.'all street. .New York City, now with the Bethlehem Steel Co. Mi^s Kram¬ lich is the granddaughter of -Mr and .Mrs. Israel Heyer. prominent retired f.irnier from .Vazareth. .Mr. Fniiugst i'l a son of A. G. Unangst. well kionvn fii'iiitnre dealer at .Vazareth.
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The Voiuij .M.'iis r.ilde el.iss of tUe St.   .loInCs   Reformed   Sunday  njtKod on Sunday elected the foUojV'ffig ticers for 1923:
President. Frank Slet'k tary and Treasurer,,.^. J. Kn, ,.;; .'\ssistant to :he S«!creta.y and Ti'-as- urer, RaymoiuK^tover: Membership ( omniitt»e^^^ctor Metz. chairman- Walter jJ/Knecht. John Fraunfelder and Raymond Wagner.
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Officers of Vigilance Hose Com¬ pany Elected for Ensuing Year
Th" Sp.irtsm. 11 It.el and (;an a local crK.-Miiza i i.'ii ¦.' :: li ¦ -slinoting iii,,.:.'li ..u S .''ll .L.y noon at 2.:!0 o'clock on the tr: the late (^harles Miksch fara.!. town. The iirizes at tlii- si;,!.. be turkeys. t.'.'>,\ du. k> an.! u heua. Twelve-gauge guns are ferred. .\11 sportsmen interest these .sports are .'or.li.illv invi' attend Ihis m... t. D.^ noi f.ui; bring your gun-; al. ni: t.. jitti. In the match a'l.l ^h ii.' in th.. |.
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