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AN   INDEPENDENT  FAMILY  NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18,1930
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elit Show Tomorrow
¦'-li civilian  Belief  Com-
JZ ot the Red CroM will
liSSr   a   matinee   In   the
[CSd Btreet Theatre tomor-
'¦^^rrtday) afternoon at 4
TW» to made possible
I the kindness of the
r, Oeorge Meeser.
, an. tdmteslon to the '^Zt win be a can of soup. JSKles or fruit, atao break- Sfoods would.be very as- ¦"        Thta matinee ta for
Ui-ups as well as tor dren.   We hope Just as u poMtble will come help flU the baskets needy people In our Every   case   is   in¬ ited and given according needs.
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YOUNG NAZARENE BEATEN, LOCKED UP, QUIZZED AND FINED
Russell Weaver Assaulted in Vicious Attack of Co.
Officers During Absurd **Third Decree*' Quiz;
Atrocious Affair Arises From Criticism
of Unlawful Parking of Officers Car
Four hours In a cell at Hellertown; Still demanding a hearing. Weaver and a flne of tlO and costs of $14 was taken to Hellertown where he on a charge of disorderly conduct was placed in a cell in the town hall, was the punishment meted out to He remained there for about (our Russell Weaver. 33 year old. a brick- i hours, he said, when his tather who layer's helper, son of Mr. and Mrs. had been searching for him- found Thomas Weaver, North Main street, him. His tather, too. demanded a town, because he criticized the park- hearing and he was taken to Alder- Ing of a constable's automobile at the man Oreensteln's ofBce In Bethle- flrehouse driveway here. | hem where he was charged with dis-
In addition. Weaver said, he was orderly conduct and ordered to pay questioned and beaten at the home a flne of IIO and costs which brought of  Leonard  H.  Schweitzer, county , the amount to t24. detective. In Bethlehem.   He bears a     Weaver's father wanted to appeal
rations to Local
¦Uons m the local post sisting of new lock boxes.
^hting system, the interior a coat of paint, and the
of a   new flve-year   lease
' the case but could not produce 1100 demanded by the alderman for an appeal so $24 was paid to secure Weaver's release.
Weaver,   hta   father   and    their friends are Indignant at the treat
pufTed nose and a cut lip to prove that part of his punishment.
Weaver was taken into custody by Constable Schweitzer, also of Beth¬ lehem, in front of the flrehouse on Belvidere street.
Weaver had been standing there ment given the youth and plan to, with Luther Bond, also of town, and take some action against the author-
„ - .,--- were remarlclng about tlie privileges itles. they said.
completed according to some persons had in regard to auto-     This Is not the first report Impll- Iter William Henry, of town. | nioblle   parking.    The   automobile eating     Asst.     County    Detective Jje expiration   of the   lease which had been driven to Nazareth Schweitzer with man-4iandUng sus- Ittwns are looking forward to; bv constables and deputies who were pects.   A few months ago an arrest Ible erection of a post offlce searching for persons alleged to have was made on the Nazareth-Bethle- by the Federal authorities. I been    stealing slot  machines,   was hem pike by these same Bethlehem
'^  parked directly In front of the fire- authorities   when the   chaufTeur of
house which ta a vloUtlon of the taw. MUton Stuber, a local contractor. Constable Schweitzer. Weaver said, was given the "third degree" on the overheard the remarks and took highway. It appears that tbls out-1 them to task about It. The constable flt dellghU in treating youngsters announced immediately that they rough without reason or any Judg- were under arrest for interfering ment and then wben a cmse is with an offlcer in the performance pressed against them simply deny alt of hta duty. Weaver wanted an im-: such charges, and. of course the case mediate healing and the constable ta dismissed. The local sentiment ta \ promised he would have one. ; fhat the entire outflt. as tar as such,
Weaver said he was put into tbe cases are concerned, shows very poor automobile and was taken directly, Judgment, inexperience or possibly | to the home of   County   Detective lack of intelligence as to the nature Schweitzer where he was given the of the work they are to perform. | "third degree" and  treated like a' Especially do these facts Impress the vicious criminal, he charged.   It was! publle when representatives of the I while he was In the county detec-1 county's peace and   law enforcing | tives home that he was punched and | offlcers stage an act that is com- given the marks he now bears. 1 monly known as "bunk."
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ders banquet scheduled row night at Saylorsburg ireth Athletic Assoctatlon cancelled. The committee ed to change the date ot ' and all patrons now hold- I will be advised as to when t the banquet will take „'meetin* of the association llwld to-night. December 18th. I purpose of making these ar- nta
Corps Awarded Prize
„ Harold V. Knecht Post, No. 'lunerlcan Legion has received JSh from the Bethlehem Armls- rffirade committee that a slight __ had been made in the par- twards In the county celebration ilehem and that upon investi- they found that the local I drum corps had been awarded t prize on that date instead nd, and enclosed the check 1.00.
tbU prize award the local "^d bugle  corps have   been a total of three flrst prizes in parades.   They received ; awards at Bethlehem. Ban- 1 Catasauqua during the year lUHon celebrations.
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;d Lodge. No. 622. Free and Masons held their annual Friday evening In the din- i of the Y. M. C. A. Charles worshipful   master   of the was toastmaster during the 's program.    Orand   Junior Oeorge    W. Sttgreaves   of was the guest speaker of the and spoke on various inatt- t interest to the order. I program opened with selec- hf the orchestra followed by all America".    The Invocation then olTered by Rev. H. C. Sny- Atter another selection by the a and united singing. Rev. R. Sliafer introduced the guest ier,   Oeorge    Sitgreaves.    The was then disposed of and con- the roast turkey with all the s and  was served by the staff of tlie "Y". music    was    furnished    by P. Schnerr's orchestra and Dnglng was under the direction leader, Oeorge Smith, ring the  closing  hymn the lon was pronounced by Rev. Wotrtn?.   The local order has » members in the last year by ^Charles s. Messinger. a char- ber. Richard   K    Meade a since 1909. Wilson E. Beck, member. Dr. Victor Koch T since 1911. and Frederick a member .since 1925.  •  	
tors of Blind rf Meet
er meeting of tlie Board of ors of County work among the was held    in the    Y.M.C.A. RUrsday evening.   Tlie direct- ^ '•Js'^'^ted routine business and WM reports on county activities *" work.
also listened to .several ad¬ 's by H. R. Lattimer of Pitts- ^ executive .secretary of the ^Msoclatlon. Mi.ss Marion King visor of indu.strie.s for the state
mot Bethlehem, county super-
M work among the blind. Thej
wive secretary    spoke    on  the
" a definite program for tlie
™t'on of blindness while Mi.ss
; maoe a nuniber of suggestions
navin;; spent several davs in
r«».u'' "" '¦ounty making a sur-
-?,'''« work being done.
!«'• C. Rutbhart of Bethlehem
¦TO at the session and Mrs. W.
werton of Ea.'«ton, L. C. Hawk
^. Lewis Beam of Bath and
lth.  .''. "^'"^-    of   Bethlehem. ^Hieoth"
TOWN AGAPE AS SLOT MACHINES ARE "STOLEN^ I IN DARING ROBBERY** {
Local People Astonished at Rapid-Fire ManipulatioB
of Collector, "Thieves" and Sleuth.s in Effort to
Uncover Mystery of Bold Robbery by Two
Unknown Men; Racltet Stirs Sentiment
Lions Club Entertained by Rhymster
Rev. Zerr's Applies Verses From Sublime to Ridic¬ ulous to Emphasiie Thoughts
The Lions Club met at their bi¬ monthly dinner meeting in the Y.M C.A. dining hall Tuesday evening.
RED CROSS MEM¬ BERSHIP HITS NEW HIGH MARK HERE
HIGH SCHOOL VAULT JIMMIED BY THIEVES; OFFICE RANSACKED
Few Dollars Collected by Plunderers in Thorough
Pillage of Teachers and Office; Entrance Gained
Thru Door of New Addition; Records Also
Rifled in Their Quest of Gold
vlc'lSv Sw ihow'^ the?/SiS     Burglars   made   an   unprofltable was a small sum of money there, the KoLStwwthv causes aii^^^^^^^ on the Nazareth  High school exact amount of which ta not known
SlSl'^STLTpffisS  byVnlngthelbul^^^^^^^ They, It constated of. minor proceeds ol
ransacked   a vault and   numerous some of the school actlvtlies.   This
desks but secured only a few dollars was taken.
for their pains. I    The desk of Mr. Marcks' secretary.
Entrance was gained by breaking Miss   Mae   Wunderly.   also in the
in the back door of the building, same offlce. was torced open, but no
thru the new addition  being built money   was   found.   The intruders
to the high school.   After entering then   visited other   rooms in   the
anrif   of -a„,aB«(n<T I the bulldlng the burglars apparently building,    forcing     open    teachers'
OI  can\assin?i^pj^^   ^^ ^^^ ^^^   ^^ ^j^^   library, desks. Apparently they were seeking
As far as can be deter
Rad Cross, eleven hundred strong. The number of meml)ers for next year. 1100. Is an Increase of 10 per cent over last year, and is a great tribute to the splendid work done by Mrs. Trumbower and the ladies of her   commltteee.   As    In   the   last
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Help the Needy at Home Now
Local Charity Organizations are now seeking reliable In¬ formation as to the needy in Nazareth and the surrounding community. If YOU know of a family or individual that needs support will you kin'iiy submit the name and address of the same to "THE ITEM' OFFICE. 48 South Main Street Nazareth. Pa.
campaign, the
fi?\ '¦ ^A'^'^'t'^r^^tn ILX Kld"H^kman7hVsec'in7wa?dTaV >««d'"« °« '^e corridor, torced that only cash.
Sel'g'^thr pfoi'am"rug£.sr^^ 'a Tn^cl "r?ett'MrT'^A.^E.^mn?? Tnd I ?--"_l-i"!?.i^l"^/"I' -^A'^'i ^ll!? ^^^^S^J^K.^^^ '^^ ""-^
nslng vote of thanks to the genial the third ward in charge of  Mrs.
Lion Harper for his kindness and H. P. Yeisley
communicates with the offlce of the taken trom the vault. Mrs "Trumbower "and P'^'"'''P*'' ^' ^' Marcks.   It was Ini    The robbery was discovered early
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??«^.l"ifJ!!„'*^ffr,''^.i!.?J'j^Jj?i.T°r lhrent1i"^iSs^Vnd*Zro?Xiel°ldepradatlons occurred.   There ta a to the building to get it ready for
large vault in one side of the room the days sessions
of the dining hall with Christmas the   enthusiasm and    thoroughness
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garlands and other Yuletide remin¬ ders.
The opening selection of the song service led by Lion Andrew Kern, song leader and assisted by Lion Charles Hess at the piano, was "America." Several other numbers were also sung and all the members and the guests then turned their attention to the disposal of the menu prepared by the culinary staff of the "Y" William Harper
After dining the guest speaker of the evening was presented by Dr. Uhler. who Introduced Rev. Levi H. Zerr. of Bethlehem.
Rev. Zerr's address is best quoted as "Raniblings in Verse
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HOSE COMPANY HOLDS MEETING; ELECT OmCERS
The   stated meeting on   Monday under the management of evening of Vigilance Hose Company
No. I, of Nazareth, developed Into a largely attended meeting. AU ofBcers being present. President Osterstock. presided, minutes of November meeting were accepted as recorded, reports ol the treasurer and Anan¬ as he has cial secretary were accepted as pre- The happy and seldom found faculty sented. The trustees reported that of being able to quote and recite they had all accounts audited and verses, which conveyed the thoughts found same true and correct. The he wished to impress upon his lis- President announced from the chair teners. He gave several ot these the death of one member—William splendid recitations and offered sev- Casey as having occurred on Decem- eral of his own compositions as well ''er 13th Inst.
as a tew by Edgar Ouest. Many Under the head of new business of the audience were agreeably sur- check vouchers were issued for $116 prised as to the various reactions Including offlcers salaries and other occurring from a correct translation expenses made during the month, of verse and all the numbers were Also a resolution was ordered on thoroughlv enjoyed as well as the the minutes relative to membership, speaker's "fine .sense of humor and changing the age to 18 years instead his remarkable delivery. of 21  to become a member of the
Rev. Zerr pre.sented two original company, compositions titled "My Big Brother      The following offlcers were elected — for 1931: President. John 8. H. Sny¬
der:  vice president. Floyd D. Hess; secretary. Robert J. Ointher; flnan- (Continued on Page Pour)
Bill and I" and "Tlie Christmas Purse" which were filled with good philosophy. Several other original and humorous compositions tilled "Mother" and "Father" brought tears of laughter to the eyes of his audience. I
Ouests Included Mr. Tuey, of Bethlehem, and Walter Schlegel, ot Moorestown. |
The aruiouncement was made be-, fore adjournment that a Joint meet¬ ing of the local Rotary and Lion Clubs will be held in the dlnini; hall of the "Y" on December 29th. The speaker at that evening's meetin .j will be Dr. Haas, the President ol Muhlenberg College. Allentown. j
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS    J SERVICES IN NAZ. MORAVIAN CHURCH
which ta used principally to store Late last week a similar Job was records, to keep them safe from flre. done at the Nazareth Moravian The outside Is not kept locked but church. A safe Is kept there In the Inside door ot the vault is locked which only records are stored. This every night. This inside door was was opened In about the same wav pried or chiseled open and the place as the High School sate. There was was  pretty  well  ransacked.   There no money in the safe.
High School Gridders Ban¬ quet Here
Varsity N's and Golden
Footballs are Awarded;
Parke Davis,Gridiron
Luminary, Speaks
The slot machine racket in Naza¬ reth received an airing Monday evening when two machines and steel cabinet were reported to have been stolen from a local restaurant
Early in the evening a man and a woman entered the store and re¬ moved the money from the machine. As far as can be determined they were representatives of the owners of the machines, who place them in various places, remove the money and give the proprietor ot the place his "cut" This couple, after collect¬ ing the money, are reported to have left the place and waited for a short time around town and then hurried away. About this time a truck drew up in front of the same store and two men went In. They demanded the slot machines, picked up the cab-
iVet. carried it out of the .store and placed It in their truck and drove away.
A short time after their dep«rtur» anotiier automobile arrived. contaln« i:ig a number of men. amonf wbom v.ere coiisUbles or deputies of iOme ra'.'.: frorr. Bethlehem who said thejT were h ".r.t'ng for the two men oo the truck wlio, they said, were ate*!' ing slot machines. The truck had been gone for some time and tb* officers went to the town hall wbert they conferred with the NaaureUk police on the supposed theft.
Nazareth people havs been eom« mentir.g on the presence of the alot machines In such a public place for some time. a.s the store is patroniaed frequently by men and women of the type who do not countenanoo the use of these machines of chanoe.
ROD AND GUN CLUB TO RE-STOCK LOCAL FIELDS WITH RABBITS
High School Orchestra Celebrated
The Nazareth Rod and Oun Club met in   the   Y.M.C.A.   on Monday ,  -,      .
evening    with    Roy    Kostenbader.   UireCtor and Members 01
president ot the club, presiding.
After the reading and approving ot the minutes of the previous meet¬ ing, a regular busineas seasion was held. A resolution was oflered and passed that the club purchaae rab¬ bits for re-stocking purposes. The rabbits to be purchased at a later date will be liberated in tbe nearby sections in spring when they will be able    to    provide   tor    themselves.
Musical Organization
Guests    of    Local
Rotary Club
An unusually interesting meetlnf ot the local Rotary Club was bed Monday   evening in the   YMjOJL
dining room. Tbe president of ttM Special literature relative to the re- club. F. K. &Xartln, presided during sto'iicing of wild turkeys and con-  the session.
trolling the killing oS the hen birds      The   Rotarians   entertained   ttie was read during the session. members  and   the  director   of tha
Announcement was made that the Nazareth High school orchestra M election of offlcers tor the ensuing their guests Mcmday evening. Tha -ear would be held at the meeting  usual  program  was  varied  aligbtly
and the orchestra opened the pro¬ gram with .several snappy numbera. Following the orchestral selecUoos the Rotarians and their guests Join¬ ed in singing "America" and severs! other songs led by their song leader, Edward Heilman.
County Superintendent of Schools Oeorge A. Orlm, a member of tha RoUry Educational Committee, then welcomed all the guests on behalf , of the Club and congratulated tha members of tlie orchestra and their director. Miss Ma? Yeisley. upon their    ev-?"<>"t    ; ,'rformance    and
of the club on the third Monday In January and all members are urged to te present.
CHRISTMAS SER¬ VICES, CANTATA IN HAMAN CHURCH
Young Folk's Council i n Fine Meeting
Shed Prey of Slight Fire Here
Christmas    Playlet    and Firemen   Check   Flames
Musical Program Pre- sented by Members; S6cial Hour Enjoyed
That Threatened Larg¬ er Buildings  Near Conflagration
The Young People's Council, of The local flre apparatus was called Nazaretii and vicinity, met Tuesday into action around 5:30 oclock Fi-i- evening in the chapel ot St. John's day evening, when fire bro'rce out in Reformed church. j a one-story shed on llie rear of ths
A number ot the members of the Property of Victor Edelman. local organization    participated    in    the "^^  dealer,  of  South   Broad  .street.
Nazareth High school football squad. Coach Andy Leh and several well knoan football coaches as well as Howard Shimer. president of the Nazareth Board ot Education, were in attendance at a testimonial ban¬ quet tendered the local high schoo! _ ,, , gridders in the Y.M.C.A. dining room I Evangelical last I Wednesday I evening by tha local and district school authorities.
The guest speaker of the evening was Attorney Parke Davis, of Eas¬ ton. a well known football authorUy throughout the eastern section ot the United States. He spoke to the squad and their guests in an inter¬ esting manner and congratulated them upon the culmination of a very successful season.
Other brief addresses were made by    Howard    Shimer.    Coach    Leh.
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An ir.ipressive Christmas program K ill i:e rendered at Haman Evangeli¬ cal church on Sunday ei'enln? at 7 3C p. m. The following program will be presented:
1. Musical selection by Brass Quartet, led bv Eugene Trein. 2. Hvnv.i. "Siient Night." 3. Recitatio'.i "V.'e'.-ct'-.e." Oertrude Lltzenljerger. 4. Duet by Helen Koch and Jennie Trein 5. Saw duet by Norman Granda and Austin Nace. 6. Song b- Primary Department 7. Recita¬ tions by John Weiss and Irma Pry. 8. Selection by Brass Quartet. 9. Pantomine by Maxine Norris and Els'e Oranda 10. Duet.. Ruth and Geraldlne Kellow. 11. Remarks by Pastor. 12. Duet by Helen Koch an j Jer.::ie Trein. 13. Saw duet by Nor- n'.in Granda and Austin Nace.
Christmas Exercises and Cantata
The Christmas exercises of Haman Sunday school to be rendered on Tuesday evenitig will consist this year of a cantata en¬ titled "The Light Eternal" rendered bv twentv \o:ces of the choir of St. •T.-hn's Evangelical church. Bethle¬ hem.
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MOTHERS'   MEETLNG
A special meeting of the Mothers r.t 1317 will be held al thp Y.M.C.A tomorrow i Friday i evening at 8 ocloclc for the purpose of arrangina; a '.velfare program. It i.« hoped that all local niembers will be present.
presentation of a delightful playlet entitled "The McCarty's Christmas." The entire production portrayed a typical tamily Christmas gathering
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Annual Christmas Program Features Fine Meeting of Parent-Teacher Association
The annual Christmas meeting of, trumpets were added to the group in the Nazareth Parent-Teacher Asso- several selections. Tho.se plaving ciation was held last -Hiursday even-1 ^^'^'^   Eugene Trein.   Peter Yeisley
Ing In  the Y.M.C.A.. with the  be.st
The aflair
Next Sunday morning a Clirlstmas
message will be tjiveii  in the Mor-
Pr membors of the board avian church by the pastor, and the
ors who attended.
liei report of countv nrtlvl-
bv  Mi
IB thp recent    Irctiire.s    and
» artirlos  made by  the  blind
i:,?,^'"^ co-opcratlon of the
wtir Easton    and    Nazareth
rilPiJtS '^'-'""'^I'^ C. C. Tav- r^Ollnci uork
at
l*8noi
ering address- meetings  held
choir 'Aill render special music. In the evening at 7:30 o'clock a Orant.'special proRram of Christmas music by the choir, and a Christinas .'-in^ by the tongrepatioii. The ortiaii and crclu'stra will accompanv the choir nuisit and the rongrt'sational .s:r.Biiig
Ru.ssell Rinker. Charles Hellick. Mrs. , Hairi.son Keck, trombones; John attendance of the year. The aflair; Siegfried and Warren Knecht cor- was in the nature of a Clirlstmas; nets. Mrs. Charles Shafer delivered party, with Santa Claus and his bag I an excellent reading on tlie snirit of gifts, the intere.sting  features.      lot Christmas
A brief business session preceded; Santa Claus represented bv Mrs the Christmas prograin. Robert Henrv Knauss. appeared with a \m-i Neumeyer. president, opened the full of pifts that were distributed to meeting C Frederick Martin led every member present These cifts the singing of old Christmas carols, j had been donated bv the members with Mlss Lena Marcks at the piano, i ench member leaving a ten cent gift
The slied. a former chicken house. had been used to store old bags. newspapers, old auto parts and other | odd.s and ends and the origin of tha blaze is unknown j
Frack A: Leh s garage is on the adjoining property to the south. Willie a dwelling house owned b\ William Kaliler is off to the right ot tlie shed with the Edelman .s private garage occupying the -^pacc immedi¬ ately to llie rear of the .shed. For a lew minutes the blazing shed threatenerl tne nearby properties, bul the prompt respor.se ol the local tireiiien with cheiniLals soon extin- gui.shed the blaze T'-"- bur-iini shed was di.sco\ered bv I 'iher Batt. local distributor for Sci'a 'i>s pro¬ ducts, who noticed the . .'.li'Inian.s and an alarm was turnc.i .:i sum- nioiiing the t.rt> compan-.
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NA/ARKTH    BANK N.VMEO
Relief Work in Reformed Institutions Reviewed at Meeting of Churchmen
.\ meeting of the Reformed Churchmen's League. Chapter 6. was held  last  Thursday  evening  in  the
hae and stated that by far tlie most important of off of these was to ha-.e  all   the  contents  sterilized   or
social rooms Of St. Johns Reformed  ^   T^nS^'^lJ   «= ^"
. who is s'jpervlsor
cf m.us;c in f.'.j ;;:al public schooU. for a few remarks regarding her work. She r.^pped to the request with a few we'; - .osen remarks and e.\pressed he- appreciation of tiM kind co-.'p\a:;on she has received in t.-.e perf.-^r-nance ot her dut.es and for their ki:idly interest.
The menu was also worthy of special ment.on. it being a venison dinner. It was prepared bv the cul¬ inary staff of tl.e "Y" and was in the nature of a s'jrprise as the veni¬ son was fumi.shed i-.- Rotarian How¬ ard Shafer. who shot the buck whila c:i a I'.untlng tnp la^^t wee.i and treated the other less fortunate RotarLai'.s and their guests to thij flne venison dinner.
Lapel boquets were presented to Asher Kreld Ip.- and James Pry on Monday evening, they having pa-ved another natal milestone during the past week The attendance prize was a'varded to Harry Seytried.
An'.ons the guests were: RoLanans Elmer S. Prosser and Morri.s Black, of the Bethlehem Club, and Harry Albert and N A. Fiantz. of the Stroud'^t/urg Club.
At the eonclustoii of t'.ie gather¬ ing the high school orches.ra with a peivinnel of thirty musicians and th'?lr director were heartily applaud¬ ed for their splendid music and tho Club licpes to again have tliem as g'.;ests at .some future date.
Announcement was made tliat a joint meeting of th" Rotary and L.ons Club will be h-^ld at the "Y" dmuig hall 0:1. December 29t!i.
FORESTRY BOARD OFFERS Fl'ELWOOD TO HELP NEEDY
E.\E( I'TOR
The secretary and the treasurer each presented their monthly rcpon> which were received. Charles Birie chairman of the commlttef to pur¬ chase mimeographs lor the trade I school.'^,   ri'ported  that   two mlnieo-
'hrp» places.
lUiV'eniPnt wa>= also made tliat
niehK.m i.ions Club was .-pon-
¦ • P''f-?ram  that will  be  pre-
«    the    County    Home    nn
M Of ,J'*^' *'^'^ f^r <he en- "' M the Inmates.
Wilson Boerstler. finr and popular  graph.s are to be purchased for trumpeter, will render a trumpet .solo  .schools at a cost of $48 .50 eacli
with organ and orrhesfral actoni- p.nnimcnt H. T Vanalta will sing a tenor .soin This niii'sicrti proizram will be of the hicliest tvpe of Christ- m.Ts music and thi-r-fore rnmiii'.Muls ItseU to all lovers nf real music. Do not miss thU wonderful program.     1
Mrs. Luther Batt favored with a suprano snlo that was well enjoyed She WHS accompanied by Miss Lena Marcks at the piano.   A brass quni
the leadership of Eugene  fri yed   tromb featuring   Clirlstmas   music.     Two meeting
at the diinr as thev enterff! Tnis feature i)t the I'veriint,' provided great merriment. Santa Clans makiim each oue uive 'an aicomit of him¬ self during till' year Games were playid. one in which llie the meinljcrs had to dlsplav their talents as artists providing a great deal of interest and amu.senieiu Refreshments, consisting of cofTee and siifiar cake, were .served A large    Christmas    tree     beautlliillv
t'luler the will of Richard Shivelv. late of the Borough of Na/areth. admitted to probate at the office ol the Register of Wills, at Easton, The Nazareth National Bank A- Trust Conipany w.is named executor
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( ELEnitATE  GOLnEN   WEDDING
Mr t4:.'4
and Mrs  Pranris B. Siegfried Nortlianipton  street.    Easton
church. The splendid attendance of o'.tr 50 members showed tlie keen interest all whn were present have in the organizations work.
A short business session preceded the evenings proitram and ofllcers were elected to serve for the ensu- nv year. Tne ofllcers elected were Kenneth BarraU. president: Edward Hdlick. vice president; Wilmer Hey¬ er. treasurer: Edgar B. Troxell. sec¬ retary Other current busine.ss was d;.>.posed of and the regular program tioned was carried out This included a song service during which Cliri>lma« carols were sung The pastor. Rev W H Wotring. spoke briefly on the Christmas spirit and varioius mem¬ bers addressed the gathering' rela- t've to work in the different old folks' Iiomes and orphanages.
Charles Kratz outlined the work be.ng done at the Bethany Orphan- ai:e: Wilmer Heyer spoke on the Fort. Wayne. Ind , nrphanage: Lester Kratz
from their use, Dr. Fraunfelder gave the members of the league plentv to th'.nk about and described some ol the things that should not be done when applying first aid m the home and said that the medicine cl'.est with Its contents should be kept out of the reach of small children. His talk was very much enjoyed by the Chapter and was exiremelv inter¬ esting.
In addition to the features men- 'onie   fine   vocal   selections
Harrisburg. Der 11.--A program direct<*d towird lu'lping Ui<» unem¬ ployment situation and re';evlng dis- I tre^s m Pennsylvania was ad-, anced todav by the Pwinsylvania Depart¬ ment of Forests and Waters, by authorizing forest ofBcers to ts.siie free wood permits cn the St;it« for¬ ests to any person In need of fU9l- T^ood who cantiot afford to buy It.
Forestry    ofBi.'inN    :i-p1    that    the
State forests of PentTi-.i'. aiua whicli
I belong to the people of the Cun.mon-
' wealth and now comprise moie than
1500,000   acres   ofTer    oppirtunltlea
for relief hi many parts of the State.
According to State For-ster Joncph
S   Illick, a State-wide survey show*
'Continupd on  Pag" 3lx>
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were rendered by a trio consisting oi Messr- Claude Metz. Oeorge Smith and Edward Heilman. who presented •Down South.' "Springtime m the Rockies' "When the Organ Plays at Twilight'  and   "Happy Days.'
Rev    W   H. Wotring conducted  a —«__
question and  answer period similar,     A    meeting    ot    the   Tatapochoa to thos» periods often heard over the  camp    fire girls was held
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.^--.     i-.uini.impniii  sui-ei.     taston.   Kratz   nn    the   Oenrt-f   ntiH    Atrnnc   i t, ~r.i w"; muiu. up c
I'.ad well known in this .section will   HuAman    Home    a       L tlle^own T'" ^^T^' "^ 'he  Literary
dliifj anniversary todav.    They were married  Dt-iember  18.  1880
Mrs Siegfried was the daughter of till' late Amandus and Louise Johnsun  Nolt
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radio. In reply to several questions as to which "Davs Events ' .speaker he preferred on the radio, he chose
Di- Oibbons
'.t  und^T u:.- leuaersnip oi Kugene  trimmed  and decorated  tormed the rrein   played   trombone   selections,  center   of    " loimia tne
the  decorations   for
¦Jo.seph Strongwolf a chief of Ojiba tnbt of American Indians of Okla- the homa was a recent dinner cuest of Rev. and Mrs. O. M. Schultz.
Nazareth Or¬ phanage at Rockville. N. C. and Walter Abel pa\e a short resume of the activities of the St. Pauls Old Folks'  home   at   Oreeniilie
During the evening Dr. J. A. Fraunfelder pave an Interesting talk on "The Fnmilv Medicine Chest" "Ihe speaker cited briefly some oJ the most necessary items which the or- dinary tamily medicine chest should ^rsorihe ^'i^'^^t^
Tuesday
evening with the president. Kathar¬ ine Neuner. presiding The mlnutei of the previous meeting were ap¬ proved as read. The girls then practised   ChrUtmas   carols.     TlM
Sicara's'Te T'V^L''''^"'^ ^"^'^ then ap-^Tnt^ a com-tt- ^^Talr'ai^d '^^l^^lrS'T'ufrr! ^Jr aXraSrSS'S^.S^ •stand than Thomas IS This portion consl«?s of^ EvS 2^i™"m!! of the program will feature eich one  Ruioff  Mr. Ci^iSn ZT^^'a!SS^
'Du?in'rC^atter portion of f^J T^\^^JISSSL^ h,?^„??,' *V P^*^-*"* "-njoyed a tine aing Cli^tinaS SSTfci^^ ^^5" .'"/L'^h prepared by the mem-; mater   AnISwft hSSTla
I January gth.