The Nazareth Item

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AN  INDEPENDENT  FAMILY  NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED  TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELUOENCE.
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NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNINC, FEBRUARY 14. 1929
No.12
imber of Commerce
Becomes A Reality
, n Reimcrt,  Assistant  Manajfcr  of  AIli ' rhambcr Gives Interesting Talk At
Spirited Meeting
¦tree,
rtelmt'rt Mleiito on  .Mi)i"l''.v
sistant niau-
'*?t?e"Ailentowu Chamher of
rot"'" ,,..„,i.,„    evening
tho
The Alli'litow'ii ()r.n;i:nz;iti()ii he .stati'd had also savf.l over lialf a mllliou dollars in .MliMitowii In- vesitor.i hy iiivi stii;atiiiK and rc- portlnK on luvfsfmeuiF.     He pavi-
Allentown        ^ l{„|,liiM)u ("rusdo talf of hi-luK
sii-andcd for two da.vs ou a (k'scri-
I'll  Island   while     u  turrlllc .sturni
ihurnt'd    UJ)    the   .N'orth    .Mlantic
ahoui   tlu-iu   was  told   hy   William
U'allafc  (Jlkhrist,  HI,   son   of  tho
lati;   William     Wallari'     Cllcliri.st,
l'liila(lfl|)hia artist, aiid coiuiianlon
Clayton   Dunning, as  Ihey  arrived
late   Friday   tirt-d  tmd   liunnry,   in
Iliirpswell. .Mf., aPcordiiiK to woi'd
rtcoiM'd   hy   Mflhli'licin   rcdallvos.
(iilrhrisi  who in 1^,  until Janu
ary   10  last  was  a student at the
Naztiretli   HtiU   .Military   Academy,
al .N.izari'th.     He Is stayiiiR at the
hiMnivu ~-  - .,1      ,,,1,..-  .„.i..!,t ,        •¦   .1       >ii flilcliris-   s   ininer home at  Uruns
t;,ork and   wan  Kreatly   ap-       Other  netmt es     o'   th-   Allen-
Gt«i and enjo.ved by the Na/.-    -nvn ^rou,. in-lu, ed an ordinanre ^
r     -hora                                          that   curbed   the   itlne::i'it   merch- „        .   .    .,,.,
Lh tuemoe"-                                         . ,     .. .      .  ,•                 ..in    .   ware avenue Kountam 11 i. r       ...tor tnkl  of   lie   many   ant^iiiul   auetio'seer.      In   the   first , ,. ....
Ine •pe"'''^'^ '               .     .r>..         '      # .1        1,                  •¦                         ,        AceordiiiK   to   thin-   s orv,   ( totteattlvitii's ot a Cham-  ca-=»   »''"  -i"-  .-... —i   ....--.,.«,.o,	
rtd before niembors  or
ttsmber of commerce and , , , ,
ry   Interesting e.\plan-|ono  exuinplo  ot   how   the  ciiaiu- *f7lie mothods of organlz-j l)er of Commerce h.il hneHtinated nrtinns of a Chiim-   one  proposition   tl'ut   looked   very ,«()od and found ;il't   r inv('slijj;atlon Ihtit it would li: vc   Ins'  money for
iiidthetu
:rfComn.erco     His talk   was ..irrtsely clean   and   concise
of Chamber     of   com-! the Investors.
sition
FONER NAZARETH HALL BOY STRANDED 0,\ ISLAND IN GALE
IflMt
•:e   the  city  coiiiicil   "o-oiieratiu .fCoromercP and the fact that   and   made  a   licti-c     fee  so   hl^li I Ar to keep tlifse golns Ihere j thiit   it   wns   no'   of   (piestion   for Mid be a wlH.Ie     hearted  sup , of the organization.    He com Ited  the  business
peddlers  tn  pay  it;   in   Ihe seoond case   the  council   adopt,',!   ah   or-l men   of!dln;ince   reqiiiiin!-   si.v   months  re-'
Christ and nunniiiM:, who is 17. put out early Wediie-Jihiy mornliiK. from Ciindy's Harbor lirunswlck. for Itasced Islatid. eight miles iiwiiy.     They   liail  only  a   narrow.
School Board Hears
Financial Reports
MARTIN GUITAR HEAD ADDRESS¬ ES ROTARIANS
Borough Council Meets
In Regular Sessioi
Tlie regular monlhly UHttin.t; .Milton Bradley Co of liie School Hoard was held In F. A. Owen I'ubii., tile iligh .School building .Monday! library books . evening,   February   4,   1!»2!».
.Member.i pre.sent:—Kern, Hav.k, Haiiheii   and  Siiliiier.
The minutes of the pri.'Vioii:^ meeting were read and aiiiH'oved as   I'ead.
Tlie Treasurer of the Hoard rend'red  the following  report;
ItalaiKte on hand
January  1,  liUU   . . . $4a..--:t;.t;.". KeceiplH From Tax
Collector . . 11,00r,.S.l
Tuition        s:,:',.2:,    i.-:.:t.i>'j
•ij.'ii.
i:
pI
Toll!     	
K.\lie:idil arcs
. .$i2.r,<.)i\.:i
T.TtiT.lil
I'iilance  oti liand
February  1,  192!)   . . ? :M.!'2n.l :i
The   Tax   Collector   rendered   a
rejiorf      showing     collections     of
schoid  taxes during the  month  of
•laiuiary    l!i2!t,   as   follows:    l!t27
• jjjipunlty on their foresight j sidence  in   Allentown   before   ane-
mlrlt   in  organizing   sucli   a Hon   sales  of  the   type   considered
iisnd declared Ihat It augur-j i.iidesirable   <(nild   i,e   held.     The
jfor the future of the town. I latter  ordinance  nNo  stopped  the
IJ^ ipgaker urged  his  hearer.s ; Importation   of  inferior  goods   for
trcN   and In-    proud   of  the!      Mr.   Relmert   also   nd'.lsed   the
ilBllty.  stiind   up   for   ll   and | N'azareth Chtiniher not  to turn  Its
Ijorit and make others see In ; acfivities at  once to the securing
Itlltyousee.    He then turned , of  lndii<trles   for  the  community.
Iuk jljtter of the organization ; The matter of seriiri'.c industries
liUted that the memhers must; he said requires considerable study
In the Chamber of Com-j In order to make sure that com-
(M the only agency through ! inercially   add     fintmcially  sound
Ith they can secure the many' husiness    can  he     hrought     Into
tbey will   deem   deslrahle] the community.    Develop what you
liavp at hand for your present ac¬ tivities he advise;! and you will find as your interests grow and broaden you will be in a much belter position to se'ure desirable industries for this region.
He pointed ont tbe many ad¬ vantages of the ("haniber of Com- ni( ree for bringitig the local com¬ munity in toucli with tlie world at large broadening Ihe scope of local business and ere.ring business goodwill and frii';u;ship v, ith other coiiMniiiiities.
The local nieinbe-.^ were highly ple;isi-d   Willi   Mv.     IteiJuerfs  talk
tktclrlcand  industrial  wel- Itithe community, fnr Irst big job he said will I to Nil the Chamber  of  Com- I to tbe community,  as  the trisnliatlon     that   Is   com- rfaliy Interc.-ted  In   the^ civic industrial    welfare    of the lionltv.    The     complexity   of len life," lie   said   "demands Miutlon.       f)np   man   work- [ lione ean net hope to iirhieve I un results Hint a  grou|) re¬ nting thf entire   rommiiiilty iMomplish |Th« Chnmber  of  Commerce   Is «n\y nency   through   which I Man   can  exiiress  his ,kf«M     He then  turned briefly to some of itrhich tbe local Cbam- ftake up and based his on  the  experience  of liloi.e In Allentown cham- leierce.     This  organlz- lividede into a retail and section,     he     stated, Hsions look after the in- lit tlieir groups.    There Is bnreau  organized   under nf   the   chamber   which nearly  ,^00,000  notations. |illi«Bu last year saved raany of   dollars   tor   Allen- Mrchants   and   placed   the IVstem on a much more re- Atotlng    than it  had  ever I httore.
Ilat bofomed boat with siiuare | taxes :? I 4s.n."., (penalties $7.!».'.. ends and carried no food except , t„f;,i * i .-fi.on; 1 riL',S taxes $il74.7-'. two pounds of raisins. pentilties   ?.'!:!.74.     tot:il   $7(lS.4fi:
A storm blew np in the after-^ i;r.>o tax<s $10.oo. penaltie.s $ ,sO; noon and continued until Friday, total Slfi'^n; grand total ?S><1.2!>. morning. Th-ir boat was swamp-1 o,, motion of Haubert and Kern, eil and Iliey bad to swim ashore. J ,in;,,iiniously carried, the reports They were forced to sleep Ui the of the Treasurer and of the Tax cellar of an abandoned hiiusp. | Collector were received and filed. They found a few cranberries and On motion of Haubert and shot  two snowbirds fnr food. | Hawk,   unanimously   carried,   the
fiilchrlst Is an adventurous follf)winK bills were approved for youth  and extremely fond  of out-   payment nnd the Treasurer auth-
ticolt, Foresman t.   . .j.
luxtbooivs	
lJoyle-Clu.e-i.,iahum Co.
cli.'.u.er    	
lioli-its and .Meek supiille.s (;regg I'ub. Co. supplies. . l''raiih  .Messlnger .supplies Joiiii   Usisald,   almanac   .. L'. (!.  .Vlleinos. supplies and
labor     	
P'rantz IJios. rupaiis and
labor   	
,S. ]). Knecht, repairs and
labor   	
Harvey iJielz. prints .... K.It.Cobb, adjmtiiig click West   lilsiiifeclliig Co.
coro-ii'Jeum    	
f.ilward   K.   Hahb  i!i:  Co.
SU|)plil«     	
Henry I)is.<ton & Sons repair
band   saws    	
(irant H. Kahler, freight
and cartage	
Chemical  Iliibbcr Co.
sapidies    	
i'dward  ,1.   I'nang.-t Ai  .S lus
supjiiies   	
P.. C. (Iriflith commission. F. .\.  .Marcks. expense.s  . .
!).4lj 30.00
:i.il
14.27
.."jO
C.'..!) G
40.32 .1.2 .¦.
12.1.-, 4.40
The .N-azareth   K.,t,.riaus   met' Ent'"'^ ^'<^^^' ^''^'^ ^>'«teni i,s Completed and More HoM.
Monday   evening   and   listened   toj To   lie  SuppHcd;   Budjfet   For   1929
111  ihieiestlng talk  on   guitar nud rp„   |»„  Outlilicd
111    .N'azareth    wliich    has world      wide   reputation
mandolin munufucture by F. H. .Martin, of Hie .Martin fiuitur fact¬ ory. Mr. .Martin is head of this indiist ry achieve I
for i's lii'^triimeiitH and bis talk on nietliods of manufacture was great¬ ly en.ioyed. Franklin Haiti, a S.lj'j ttaveliiig musician of great ability was iireoi-nt as a guest and pliiy- ed a number of guitar selections. ,James A. Grubb, of I'erry, Ca., was present as a pu"st. Howard Shimer, president of the club pre¬ side!.
T!ie   Uotari.ins     are   planing   lo
litive      Al      Hoxey's     Philadelphia
Poy's    Harmonicd    15;uid   come   to
.Nuzareth   In   the  n<:ir  future   and
, render   a   concert      in    llu'      High
5..'17, "hool      aiiditorinni.        This   ban«i
; numbers    forty    jderes      nnd    has
<;.7."   heen   I'fti'd   all   over     the   Fniled
i ."States     during Its     concert   trip.s.
l.r, 1   The local Rotarians hone to secure
1 fiin.is   to  help  defrav  the  expense
r,.70   "f uniforming the N'azareth   Hoy's
22.03   Harmonica   band   wliich   is  now  iu
7 4!)   process of forination
i A regular s'atrd meeting ofi and to report nl the next meetlns. Town Council was held this 4tli I Coniii'ii'iication from Ooroufk j day ot February, lli29, ut 8:00 Knglneer Filler advising that h« lo'clock p. m. in the Council Hoom ¦ did not find Church St. on grad* I with all muipbera present except-1 between Centre and Mauch Chank ling .Mr, Hitiigeii. The President,; Street, was read nnd referred tO .Mr.  Hartzell, presided. 1 the   Highway   Committee   for   at
On motion of .Messrs. .Mertz and   tention Kern,  the  niinutes of the  regular Itejiort.s of Commiltron
stated   meeting   of     .January   7tli,        Tliuliwu.v:   f»ii motion of Messrs 1920. were adopted as read. \ Liiidenmnyer and Schaeffer, It waa
(Ml motion of .Messts. Linden.'^ioy- moved thar the Secretary nsk for ir atid .Mertz, It was moved that bids for our requirements of cruah- tlie following bills be paid as read, ed stotie, Uinr.<<tone chljts. slag and Dexter   Conere'e   .Mfg.   Co.$l S2.1 3   slag chips, for the year 1929. f. o.
T. F. Chrostwaite       13..TO   b. Quarry or point of shipment, as
Metropolitan  Kdison Co..     463.39   well as delivered N'nzireth. Pa., on
door life, according to Dr. A. D. Thaeler, headmaster of the Naz¬ areth     Hull     Military     Academy,
nrized to pay them: Lehigh Telephone Co.
To'al $47S.47
Moved by Kern, seconded by Haubert. that Ihe Supervising Principal be authorized to attend the meeting of the .V. E. A. De¬ partment o f Superintendents which will be held in Cleveland. Ohio,   February     24   to   2S   1929.
Dunning was not a student at the   Metropolitan  Edison  Co
rental  and tolls    t   30.33; Motion carried unanimously
school.
Twenty-Minute Society Hold Annual Meeting
The   Twenty Uie   Moravian
annual ineeting Thursday after¬ noon and evening al tlie church. .\n interesting iirogram was rend- ( \i.-A and ofiicers were named for tlie  roiuiiig   year.     The   followiu.g
uhlch   is   brietly   ontlined   In   the: ^^''•'^     elected:      President,      Mrs,
.Maty .Marx;     \ ice-president.  .Mrs.
John
Knecht, Correspondtog  Secretary.
Mrs.   Earl   Sitro*»M»n:s Treasurer.
Mra, Asher Browni. about one third the signers of the The treasurer read the annual membership petitions. ,Mr. Harry iciort ahowing the society in good Freeman, president opened the sanding financially. .Mrs. Alfred meeting and after explaining the Putiin. wife of an Alaskan .Min- purpose for the gathering, turned sionary. now v^-'iting in Hethlehem the   meeting     over   to     secretary   ^^as  present as  a  guest  and  gave
and Interurban Caa Co. Houghton  Mifflin  Co.
textbooks    	
Macmlllan   Co    textbooks. Pureau   of  Publications
Sll [ltd if 3	
.T. I.. HamniPtf Co. supplies
  i n. C.   He.it'l &  C.I    textb'kS
.Miinre   S >ciety   of   World  P.ook Co.  - supplies Ciiurcli      held   Us   Pnlilir School Pub. Co.
supplies	
Moved by Haubert, seconded by •6.27 I Kern,   that   Tax Collector,     R.  C. I Criffith   be   granted     exonerations 2.17 , aggi-eeatin   $101.40. 16.02        Mo'i(m   carried   on   the   follow- j ing vote: l.SO        Yea:- Kern. Hawk, Haubert and 16.S6   Slilmer. 12.9.">        .N'ay:- None.
44.",S I      Cn   motion   of  Htiwk   and   Kern t!ie Hoard ad.iiiirned. 2.67 1 C. .1.  Kntuiss. Secretary.
ij:mh;m v.ti.LEV mim.h
WI.N   N.\TiOX.AL   IMltlSK
FOIt  S.»FFTV  RFCOltlt
above   paragraphs,   and  fhe  Naza-, ,   ,     .. x.
reth group feels it has a real an^ t::^':..^^':}:..^:!^'^lL^. definite work cut out for it In this community.
The meeting wns    attended bjr
FAREWELL SERVICE AT HAMAN CHIIRCH
LION GLEE CLUB TO RENDER CONCERT
The f.nal s'rvice of the confer-' ence yeur uill be held In Haman: Memorial   Kvangelical   Church   on'
The regalar nuetliig of the Lions Cluij was held In the "V" on Tuesday evening.    Lion Thaeler
William Mertz.    The latter intro¬ duced Mr. Relmert fo Ihe group.
The members of the Nazareth Chamber will hold a meeting in the near future In order to select more oflicers who are needed and also to organized a board of di¬ rectors. Due notice of this meet¬ ing will be published at a later date.
Basket BaU Team To Hay "Y"
¦• ntruii;^     Hercules     Basket ITeim \wil pliiy the .Vazareth
.4MKRK^-%X LKtllON Al.\IM.\itV
MKKTI.Xti
The Auxiliary of the American Legion Post No.4 15 are s|)uiisoring a   joint   "get-to-getliei"     meeting and  h.ave  the  local   |)ost  members •C. A. T. Mill on the Nazareth! as, their guests  together  with  the   lunch [•oorTonight. February 141 h. i meiubers  of    the  Am. rlcaii     War
lam.'   V ii;   ;ittract   a   record ' .Mothers na guests of  honor. Mas    Ih. ic  has     been   keen i      This   event   will   tak.'   place   on frj between   theso     teams   all   Wednesday  evening.   Kebriiary   27 •>. and each team  has .» l.m;  | next  in  the Nazar. t!i   Y.   M. C.  .\. •We following. I building.
*ll teams h;ive made veiyi Special commltte.'s are prepar- •We shdwiiig against strong! lug an enlerlaliiing program for ¦Wis all siasoii and will  put | the occasion which  will be fealur-
aii iiileresling account of native life In Alaska. Mra. Buttin is stationed at  Bel hei, Alaska.
A brief program was rendered by the members. Mrs. John Knecht gave a humorous Pennsyl¬ vania Dutch reading called "In Phlladelphy;" Mrs. Asher Brown, gave a reading: Mrs. Frank Wun¬ derly told of "Mother and the Auto"; Mrs. Jennie Laubach, rendered .several pleasing piano solos.
Mra. Strohman read an Interest¬ ing letter from Mrs. Louiae Sch- ramn who Is located in the Mission Fields of Nicaragua.
Following the election and pro- uram Ihe nunibers enjoyed a box-
V"   IHl!i:t'nH{H   .MKFT,
I their liest eiTorls to win |«Preliniinaiy game, the Na;; "V" girls will play tli.' Al Terrfjr-i.
P« Her.Mle..< Team still  have ; |0P«n (hites, iind  will   be  gla.
"¦ fri'i.i   anvon.'   wi.jlii: I thetn.
¦d   by  refreslmi.iils.
 «—
.Mr. and Mrs. Clifk  K.dler w.m.' visitors  ill  iaislnn  on  Saturday.
The r.nar.l of Directors of the .Nil/.aI.'th Y. M C- A. in session on 'I'lMiisday afternoon at the local •y organized for 111" coming year as f.dlnws: Wiirren lireinig. presideni: H.iward K. Shinu-r, first , lce-presi,ienl; C Fredick Martin, s.i'oiid vice-pr.>iileiit: Lester C. Iliiwk, trPcHiiriM-; W I? H;in'«^i'. •¦I'cretary.
Sunday evening. February 24ili, at jiresii.ed.      Th^iv   waa   an   attend-
7:30 o'clock.    This wili alHo l)e the ance of  fvl   [ler cent.     Ciiests  pre-
lasl   |)ublic  worsliip setvice of the sent   were   Lutlier     Batt   of   town
present   Haman   congregation   and and   Field   Executive   ot  scouting,
will   be   featuri?!   by   the   farewell K.   .\.   Andrews     of   Easton.      The
sermon of the p:i.stor,  Uev.  LeiUe club had also as Its guests Veteran
Kiefer.        On   .Marcli     10.   i«   new Troop   No.   1   of   Nazareth.      This
pastor   will  come   to   Nazareth   to i troop   Is   sponsoied   by   the   Lion.-*
serve   the   merged   congregations Club.
of Haman and Zion churches.
The present Haman congrega¬ tion has been in exiatence for 2S years under the direction of over 1 a half dozen pastors, the first of whom was the popular Rev. S. P. Erisman, and the last of whom is the present pastor. 1
In view of the fact that the Ha-!
.Many interesting reports were rendered by the various com¬ mittees. Lion .Martin presented the appeal that tlie Lions Cull) and their friends are to raise $2000. 1900 for scout support and $1100 for the share to pay for the aite at caniii Weygadt. Certificates of merit were award¬ ed  to some  scouts  for  wurk  done
man congregation is now to merge ,„ c^n,,, during tlie summer, and be part of a bigger group, it .i„h„s„„ i5.j„e v^;ls also presenf was thought well to hold a short j,„,j rendered two selections on the memorial service in connection^,,,,,,,. „,,,ic,, „^.r,, xit^hU- appre- with the final service on the 24th.   (.j.,,gj
Messages of greeting and hopefrom      \^^^ speaker of the evening wa.^
the Rev. C. K.    Fegely of Phillips- He point¬ ed  out  thai  scouting  develops out door life, vacatioiuil  giii.lance and
former past.irs will be read.    These
should be of great interest to the   ,„jj manner on scoittin
many  friends   who   have  been  ns-
sociaiPd  wilh the church  In years
gone   by.      Mr.   Daniel   Nace,   the
class   iL'uder.   will   repres.'Ut    Hie
present   congregation.
>M l,\WFV CONCFRT CO.
.AT   UK.II   S< HOOL
MV Sl iiodi,
KKld.oWsHH' SlI'l'Fi:.
St. John ,?i Reformed In
FSourishinff Condition
Ibers
'''•¦'¦:iii!-.     l'-.i,niary   llth.
''¦'¦^    I Mih.rs    and  adult
TB nt  the  .Schoeneck   Siin-
Phaol Will ]„!„  i„ ,,  K,.|i,„v.
I'uppernt  7:00 o'clock.     Dr.
^"•RnmitimM-. of Cedar Cr.'St
»*' Allenl.uvii,     a   M..raviaii
all.""'' '"'"f''^"'"' who !s n '" '" ridigious educating. °"Mhe princliial address of r*'"''!!. Thi. is ...ssurance r" "fa helpful and eiijo.val.le
'¦*diilt nildp riass. of whi.h 'f'-K'-l 1^ pr. siili.nt. has ar- ">'s supper and music will nwnci! by ninsicians und.'r •""Ship nf Kugene Trein, *n tronihone soloist and ne Huporinieudent of the ¦«K Sumlay School.
"UnpfT     Will     he     served ,,-*„'•"" o'clock  nnd  the
Ithp/     ^"""'''   Immediately "e distort rniirsn.
y^ np.E COMlVWr
AIXIMAIIY MKETINtJ
I..     J  Mrn    Cnmpanv  will
wSl   ^"'""^ f^'Tuary 19.
Jjn • hall, public square
character buildiim. He nlso stressed the joy scouting lirings lo diids that were ihids that are an.l none dads. The ad.Iress was practical and In an Interesting Wiiy broiighl out what it meana to the comninnity. He made one final appeal that every Lion should get back of Ihia movement.
In two weeks. Dr. Nicki 1 will address the club and will give th- liistom- of the .dllc of corner. .Smoetime   after   Kaster   the    r''  ¦
Operating without accident for the entire year 192S. the Bath, F.igelsville. Ormrod .N'o. 3 and Sandts Kddy. Pa., plants of the Le¬ high Portland Cement Company have set new marks of industrial progress, according f(j letters re¬ ceived by the superintendents of the local mills congratulating them and their plants on their ac¬ cident-prevention records on be- li-ilf of the entire membership of the  Portland  Cement   As.jociati.iii.
"We extend hearty congratul- iitlon.s to you and to every man In your orgtinization. as winners of the Association safety troidiy for lfi2S." the letter state. '-The event miay well be celebrul-d as a mark of Industrial progress which h.if won you the national commend- ati.in of the indtntry. Your ach¬ ievement bespeaks sterling effort. We extend best wishes for the cou- tlnnnncp of your fine recoci. tlio nrosperi'y of fhe mill and the pond forfiine of every employee and famil.v."
The l.ic:il mills were four of is plants out of 147 operating in the I'nited S'ates and Can;iil:i to h^ awarded the I'ort land Cement A" s.iciati.m s:ifety trophy for 192^ as a result of their perfect ar- cileni-prevention reeords. in ad¬ dition to receiving the handsome sciilptored monument, two repre¬ sentative of each mill will be sent to the spring mee'ing of t!ie As¬ sociation fn New York as guests of the entire Industrv.
.N'azareth Coal  &   Lbr K. J. I'nangst & Sons . . .
Paul  W.  H'ckman   	
fieorge   .\.  .Smith	
N'azareth Coal & Lbr. Co Arrerlcan LaFrance Co.. .\meriran I.eFrance Co.  .
Russ'1  K. Stout   	
Frank  Hu'h   	
C.   Rlsmiller     	
Eaaton C,;is Worka   	
Trumbower  Co	
I'   C,. Altemos	
M.   D.   Frable   	
Frack  &•  Leh   	
Co.
61.7.-.
1.2.-
l.S.7.',
19.15
the streets, and furtlier moved that
ask for bi.N for hauling stone and
s!,';ff from the hauling cnntractora.
I'iivemein:   .Mr.   .Mertz   reported
6 no   that   Ihe     Lehigh     Telephone  Co.
96.9S  asked for permission to lay a con-
.29.S3   duit   line     underground     on  Neir
9.'   Street, west side, between Centra
190.00  and .North Streets.    On motion of
63.90, .Messrs. Butts and Lindenmoyer, It
.''i 291 was   moved  to  grant  the  requeat
41 2.S3 I with  Ihe understanding tbat per-
90..'^0 mit be taken  out  for dlggins ap
2.09  the street    and the    road bed ra*
3 4.761 placed  in   Its former condition.
R.  E. Ruloff       144,241      I»oII«p:   Mr.   Butts    referred    to
S. J.  Oregory         56.03 i certain  violation of the trafflc OT"
Nelson L. Yeakel           I.S5 1 dinance recently and the steps tak-
A. J. Schissier        5.151 en   by  the  Committer    to  enfora
Nazareth  Item           4.2S ' ."ame.    The question of the neeeaa>
On motion of Messrs Linden-. It v for maintaining a special pollca mover and Schaeffer If wis moved nflicer S-^'nrdav and Sunday niskta that the report of C M. Stuher. durine t^e vvln'er months was fo- Chief of the Fire Departnvnl. for ferred fo the Committee for con- Ihe year 192S be acceiiled and sideration and final decision. placed on file. Firt-:   Mr.    Kern   renorted   tkat
On motion of Messrs. Linden- Fire Chief Stuber had asked lof moyer and Butta. It waa moved additional ga's masks, and for rnb- thnt the communication from the ber coals and boots for the lira Vieilance Hose Co. advising of the def^artment. Th's mnfter waa nT'poip.trpont nf members to serve' left In the hands of tbe Committee oti   th"   Fire   patrol   for   the   venr   for corsideratloii  and to report at
the   revt   meefine.
lyiulit:   Mr. Kahler reported pro- press.
fjiw:   Mr.     Siegfried     reporte4
Iirocrexs
PuhMc |»i-f,.vri.ty:  Mr.  SchaaVar
1929   he   accepted   and   jilaced   on
file.
On niofion of M"s r« P'-haeff^r ¦in.i Mr""fz. if wns moved that the SecretTrv make amdicntio'i for r'.as o^rvlro |ti the Mn'l»<l"nl Bull''-
Ine  t"  wrpordnnee w-<»h  t'leir pre-   ^""•¦ted r>rovr«»«».
\\Z.»HKTH I'. O. S. of   ^. T<» .\TTKM» SKItVK K.H
In observance of George Wash¬ ington's birthday anniversarv. Washlneton Camp N.i. 44.';, P. o. S. of A. of Nazareth on Sundav e-ening. Fehriiirv 17. will altenil divine services in the St. John's R'Mermpd church. Broad and Pro- sT^ecl streets, .-¦f 7 o'.lock. The Pas'or. Rev. \V. H. Wotring. will preach a st>eei;ii sermon for the occasion which will nlao he featur¬ ed  with   special   musical   numbers
Tho members win march to the c''i'rch in a bor'v expecting to leiv.. shafe-'.. H'11. on Belvidere street at 6-4.-  P. M. sharp.
»o.i»   fSnrvfco   Cliv^ff ,1 Inn
On niet'on nf Af^iar". Li"'-"- movc-r atid Bii'ts. i» ws r"'>'-p'^ fb.Tl the ntiotnt'on r,r The n-,""'- "voll  fo-n'^^tiv eo""»-''-i'» thn |nst   tl.
ntlon of a cen t r'l I ^f*"^ '.iT-ni sv'--' he r< fi'-red to the Fire Commitf-^e
l,es!ic   MilkiiHilK,   However,  IM.
re«|e(|  to  I'rt.v  CiKtX  I1.V
Jury  at   Fa-iton
L'-lie Milkowitz. Nazireth. was foniul not guilty of carrying cin- cealed deadl.v weap.ms and point¬ ing fitvirnia. The jury, however, directed Milkowitz lo pay the costs. The case was tried before Judge Stewart
.lohn Cassler. also of Nazare'h, aiijieired as the prosecutor. He tes'ifif'd that Milkowitz had ii'iMed a gun on him af the Nazareth /air on .Vugust ^^\. last. The defendant denied the charge, but admitted havlne a gun, which he said he carried under nii'horiry a.s a special   deputy  sheriff.
I.eonnrda Bello was another re¬ silient of Nazareih acquitted of a similar charg.'.    The case was tried
(dub  V 111   it in!.r
iiL;iTgalional in-.t- Tln' int. rior of lb,' church will .l.ilnrs R.'fiHl'U'.l b.' r.Miovat.il atid leil.....rated and tlie ontsiiii- Ilf til.' .1,11.ll will be paint.mI. Till' window frames of tlie cluirch wer.-- paint.'.1 during the past siimuii'r but the proposed .dianges will take In the entire structure. Numer..us minor re¬ pairs niid alterations will be made. (Mil.. IS .if Ihe churcli will i>roc.'i>d witli I Itins f.ir Ihi' proposed ren- .ivatiii4 an.l d. tails will lie worked out at a later date. The work will probably be done during Ihe com¬ ing sum mer.
The Consistory will organize at a later meeting.
The iiiinital ing  of  till'  Kt
church was held last Tiiurs la..- .veiling 111 till' '.hiii.di. it'v. \\ . 11. Wotring pa-tor ..f the chnr.li presided.    Tin- 1 ongngatlon el.'.'t-
ed     to  serv i   the     consistory
KIders, Willi.s Hagenbuch and Walter Kern ami DeticotiM, Charles Kaesley Clayton Kern. Charl-- Uoth and Kl«oo.l Meyers.
William II llarp.r. treasurer, r.ported for tb.' congr.'vatiou tind showed 111.' cliurch in a nourish¬ ing financial cnndition. Ow.ii Hess reported fnr the Sunday School; .Mrs. II V Yeisley, report ed for the Ladi's Aid; Miss Alic.^=i Kntiuss reported for the Mission Society; Crace Reiiialey, gave the r.'iiort of the Mission Band; \VaI- t.T Kern reported for Troop No. 2.
Hoy   Scouts niiecti'd     with   the
church; Mrs. Robirt Nolf present¬ ed the reiiorteil f.'r tie.' .Mission Culld.
The reports were all gratifying In tho membera of tho coni;reg- atlon and showed an extremely ac¬ tive year.
Tho Congr.'gaiioii tidopfed a re¬ solution authorizing the consistory to mako needed repairs ami nl- terationi to the church structure.
On Tues.Iay evenin'4. F.'brnary Ititli.'. the MiiiViiney C'on.'eit Coni¬ pany will present a varied and iii- tei-esfiiig program of both classic an.! seml-poptll 11- niilsii: in the High School aeditori.m at  seiM".   ,,,^      „,,.^       ,
W '
' announced later.
'I'liis   uill   he   th''"   liiKil   iMM^vam   i-inst  iatere>;'m .:
of till   I,\i'i'um Course of .¦iiti'rtiiin-   ;, long lime.
nient   and   promises   to  he   a   wmi-  «
derful   .¦ntertalnment      fur'      I. ith
young and old with soni.'.hitig il:f-
The P. O. S. of .\. L:idies' Lodge j before Judge William McKeen.    In of Nazareth h-is ben invited to at-   arriving   at   its   verdict   the   jury
Tha Lndiea .\uxlllary of tha .N'azureth "Y ' under direction of Mrs. C. Frederick Martin, presl- ient. has arranged a pr;igram of activities for the c 'miiig >ear that shou'd prove attrati e to all their members. The proRr;im has been devised af'er study of w'lat tbe local wom.ati ref|ulre and repre¬ sents an interesting array of activi- lies. The organiz Ition of the Au¬ xiliary this year Is by committee each activity being governed bjr a fixed committee.
.Xthletic Progmm— ( Kvcy Wed¬ nesday. Women's Day al Ihe "Y") 1.30 t'> 2:4.''. P. M.. gymnasium for women: 2:4,1 to 3:45 P. M., swimming for women: 4 to -, P. M. swimming for girls; 2 to ,''. P. M. liowline for women; 6:30 to 7:30, basketball for girls: 7 to 8:30 P. M., swinimiiig for women: S to 9: 30, gymnasium for girls.    Swimm-
•eiul   this   service,  nlso   any other' directed Bello to pay two-third's o'f''"^ lessons ;ire given at each period P  O  S   of .V. ni'vuber belonging to' the costs and Leonardo CiaveraPo,   ^^ f^^^r^ charge. at\vc:imp. i one-third.
I
a  iirograiiini   for and  [dace  to  bi^'
It  was otic 1.;' t:,e tn ¦''¦•.-^^ h -i.t   U,v
Boy Scouts Attend
Services In Body
i:\ \\(ii::.isric   si:k\ k i .s
K. l.ligelistic se.vic"; held in Ihe Mor.ivlau Fthrca!.-. 17 to .1 ew- e.\cei '   S;itiird   y   at   7:4.'
The sp.iik.;-  vi'-
will
( h w
he
fi'reut  every minute.
The tlrst part of tii' pro;:'am will b" in conceit form u herein i|ii,irlettes. trios, duets, solos, and attractive comedy numbers will be
featured.    The second part  .d' the Mi'llicl;e,   the   b
ir.igrtim will contain lale hits f rom ^ .Moravian  Cliiirc', mtisic;il  comedy  successes,   iin'Iud-:       Rev    .Melllcke
Ing  ¦•Student  Chorus"  from  Stud- foreef  1   speaker
.'lit  Prince, "Li>\e Duet" and  "Tea Cospel   Messages for   Two"   from   No.   Nn,   Nanette. ('ood  no":i,M  I'v—"   'inal'ig
'Wooden    Shoe      Chorus"      from        You I'-e ci>rili;illy invlteil to Join
Swe.'tlieart  and "Rose .Marie" and with  us In  eft.nts mnde to r.'fresh
"Indian   Love   Song"     from   Roae bellev.Ms and  I
.Marie, etc. ets. to Christ.
I.-.  ..',•! M-k.
Rev.  C.   A. -tor   of   the
lehem.   Pa.
iluiUir  and
win   bring
The l;i>.\ .Mouts of %¦• tei-,111 Trniij, ! atl 111!.(I si rvici s at the Moru- .i.in Clmrih Sunday evening as i .', t .11' ih.iir cideliration ot the :" I ;r. ivrsary of the Hoy Scout ^"o^enl• 11? in .\merica.    The camp
' iiiv-eii   for s. r¦ i.-e  lo  (!o,! mil  ili.'lr fellow men.
Busineas Girls' Club. W diiea- day.  S   P.  M.
Nursery, difii,'-' Wednesday af¬ ternoon athletic schedule; compet¬ ent supervision, toys and games for children of wr,men who taka part in jirogram of the day.
Social an.! Iiusineas meetings aa arrnnged b.v the program com¬ mittee.
If .NOU are not a mi.mber. yoU are invited    to join the    "Y" Au-
Tli.re was a large attendance nt^xlllary  and   eu.ioy  these actlvitiea, the service.    The choir and orches
tra had nranged special music and
,.       ...   . 1 ,,..-,   , I ""^ congragational singing was in-
hi..   (.11- s ,,11,1 th" Oirl Scouts out-l ^|,jp,.,, "
did   th.-ir   hrothers   In   aHendance;-    ^  group of  Nazareth  Scouts at- •it   the Uf etiiig however as  both of : tended th these orders   were   represented   hy
i "•ge dl l.'V'iitions. The Scouts as part of Ihe service preaent their ro'ors and recited the Scoiif law ¦let   Scouts   oath.
R.v.   Midnerf     pastor     of     the
cliurch  hiid  tor his theme  "Sifted
l.a.l  the  unsaved] fur   Service"   and   brought   out   lu
his sermon the way in which peo-
^   *'.• ¦.                                 . '^ ''T'{29BMSSEk£lStaSKiiI3HVilHHRi^H^^^^^^^^^^^^HI
¦«t'
THE   NINETH  CATECHETICAL   REUNION OP THE 8T, JOHN'S REFORMED  CHURCH,  XAZARETH,
W. H. WOTRINO. D.  D.   LLD.   PASTOR
services in Kaston High shiK III on Saturday evening P'lbru- ary 9 where they enjoyed a lun- . Ill on at the High School c;ife- tf lia after which they retired tn the auditorium and listened In an entertaining program. Dr. Will¬ iam Mather Lewis, president of Lafayette College mado the ad¬ dress of the evening. His talk waa followed by presen laion of Kaglo Badges to Scouts attain¬ ing Ihat rank, by Mr. Oeorge F Hellick. H. H. Mitchell, .Scout Commissioner presented City Troop Contest Trophies to Easton ! Trnnp No.   10
William K. Howell acted ns snng leader nnd kept tho boys In a merry frame of mind. "Uncle Charley' Fegley served os Master of ceremonies. Tho Shull Jonior High orchestra furnished mualc for tho occasion.
Durinir tha evening Camp Di¬ plomas wera preaented bf Senior Daputr Commlaaloaar Soto C. Pokl.
The membership dues are, four dnll.-irs per year for ful! jirlviicgeB or one dollar per year for social privileges (not inclnillng the gym¬ nasium. Hwimmlng pool or baths.)
Dues for girls under age 16, three dollars p. r year.
PKXN-IUMF   t'FMFM"   C <)KI».
B. W. Dntikenmiller. for the past :^ixteen years associated witb tho Crescent Portland Cement Company of Wampum, Pa. Is now cnnuecled with tbe Penn-Dixia Cement Corporation, New York City.
Mr. pAickenmiller is assigned to special saleir work for the eor- poration In marketing their pro¬ ducts in different territories.
RED fliom REPREflBXTATIVag
The fonowtat were samad M countr rapraaantatlVaa ef tk« Eaaton Cbaptar of tba Aaiarteaa Red Croaa: BaBter.«Mni. ¦. W. ChrlaUna: BMt Bragor. Miaa Ammi Skeok; Paa Argirl. Mn. WIMmi Bunrd. Md~Wtal 0«k
pr) ¦L.^t  ttonn no tvMs r*""i'fed to
nnv   .¦iir-o-t    h!I'«   •>"d   O"    rno'lon   Of
^T',i«.,w     t-o..n   o»if1   ^'e?'f*'f^d   I*   WIS r-inve'1    that    h»   be   f>nHir,r'"»Q,t    tO
res-^'tiate a  loan  fnr $3000 00 for 'Continued  on  Pniro Fo.ir*
Aquitted of Carrying    "Y" AUXILIARY Concealed Weapons ARRANGE ACTIViTIES