The Nazareth Item

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gIgAKCTH STOKf S CLOSi "^^   BVEBT ylDNCSDAV ArriBNOOM
DVRINC ,Clfl{, JULY an* AUGUST
The NAZARETH
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AN  INDEPENDENT  FAMILY  NEWSPAPER,  DEVOTED  TO   LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
yOl. XXXIX
gtip Family Reunion. 0 Saturday
' -,, reunion of  the  Selp  family A held on July 19 at Victory
SSl'tS^Sndants, of Whom.there
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 17, 1930
No. 35
all the dcsL-enaanis, ui «..«••.".-"
Ke thousand or more living
JJif roval blood, descending from
*««lf.TKinB   of Holland, ai«l
••l°"51h!^'country as the Penn This year a great
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i^i! "IwaUs all    Who    attend.
422'reunlons'are held m honor of 2S^WiUia«n Seip, the first Selp to
"io'Amerrca'wit'h the Dutch i-ur. from Holland during the gj^ndia company's discovery ot S nowU New York City,
rock from   one of   the I    He   l.s survived  by  his  wife  and'
5!1h h.isincss meeting featured by quarrv sha
fif^funalu eiected ofBcers for the five-pound
Krinff term    The following were bla.sts flew a considerable  distance  four children. Funeral services were
iiyt d into office by the aeputy throusrh the air. broke a  board in  held    Monday afternoon from    his
fii H Tpmnlar- Mrs. Martha Rein- the   shantv.  wljere   the   men   were; late home on the Tatamy Road with
R?     „s,istedbv a local installing standing for protection from flying: .services   at the Heckto',vn    church
r*^^'Past templar     Cora Smale; rock, and hit Servla in the rear of  with Rev. J. A. Klick officiating.
Isles' of K. G. E. In- itall Officers
BLAST HURLS ROCK KILLING WORKER IN LOCAL STONE QUARRY
Nicholas Servia, Voung Father of Four, Hit on Head After Flying Rock Crashes Through Board on Roof of Shanty Where Workers Sought Pro¬ tection; Dies Before Reaching Hospital
Nicliolas    Servia,    35,   a    quarry
the head, resulting in almost instant
death.
Tl\e  local  ambulance  was called immediately by Frank Keim. super
worker, employed by the Trumbower
Company In their quarry located on
the Nazareth-Tatamy road was In-
rpth Temple No. 10 Ladles ol  stantly  killed  last  Friday   morning I Intendent of the quarry, and he was
¦    ^tHpn B'\ale met on Thursday caused by a compound  fracture of i rushed to the Ea.ston hospital under
**i      ill    their quarters    in the  the   skull.   Mr. Servia along    with I the care ot Dr. J.  A. Fraunfelder,
^""^   Hnme    Centre Square,   In a  two other  workers stood  behind  a but   never   regained   consciousness
W no —„n„„ foatiirpH bv ouarrv shanty during a blast and a ' and was dead before reachin? there.
JTe U'ouldn't Be Surprised
By Albert T. Reid
Saffs old Joha V&ufiT\««s» Holy TTUclcerei/- Do you suppose^
this daa-bustci foot i$ whatsis - nukirt' ni& fee) $o hdd aJl ovc^r ?
Past ¦ohie'templa'rVCorna Stofflet; vice Bar Carrie Barral: prophetess, SSnle Mllhelm; prieste^, Laura S^- master of ceremonies, Katie 'Smd- guardian of music, Florence ¦Wwkheiser; guardian of inner por- taL Mame Edelman: guardian ot JJilfer portal, Hannah Daniels.
BUheimer-Longen- bich Reunion
the Bilheimer-Longenbach re- Blon will be held this year at Sbeimers Orove, Newburg, Sun- Sf July 27. Over flve hundred llnons belonging to this clan were Ment at the last annual reunion Cu in the grove last year and evi- ^gffM was that there will be an MB better attendance this year,
Warren Longenbach is president ll the association. Other ofBcers ¦t: Vice president. Prank A. BlI- IllBker; treasurer, Trevellyan Long- aStaeh: assistant treasurer, Charles
Kr, Jr.; secretary. Mrs. Truman h; assistant secretary, Mrs, finiam Ruth: historians, Mr. and Mt, Earl Walton and Mr, and Mrs. ftirellyan Longenbach: ttl, Cl.vde   Longenbach:
ittee of Arrangements,   Wll-
FEHNEL FAMILY TO HOLD REUNION HERE
Final Arrangements Completed for Large Gathering
of Well Known Clan at Fair Grounds on
Saturday,   August   9th
The OfBcers and committees of the Pehnel family met last Thursday evening at the home of the secre¬ tary, P. C. Barthol, 1408 CheUa avenue, Bethlehem, for the purpose of making final arrangements for the Pehnel family reunion which will be held on August 9th on the local Pair Orounds. President El¬ mer E. Pehnel presided
The registrar, Edwin F. Keifrlter, was authorized to purchase addi¬ tional badges, and send out notices as usual.
The ofBcers and committee chair¬ man are a.s follows:
President, E. E. Pehnel, Allen¬ town; first vice president, Solomon Pehnel,     Allentown;     second   vice
William   Pehnel   was   appointed; Kf'jj;,^*^,^^ S^Ji^^Jf^"-^^^^ chairman of the amusement com-111""'.
third   vice   president,   Mrs.
mittee to fill the vacancy caused by!'•*"''„"'«;'• ^""'•/""'"\''^,^^^^^
nianist   ^^e resignation of Charles Pellbach^ ^"'l!^- R!,V^u!^*''p'^Liu*"\*!^'f^^^^^^^^ pianist,! ,„• ,   . ^. assoriatps      1^- ^- Barthol, Bethlehem: assistant
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BUDENZ ARRESTED FOR VIOLATION OF INJUNCTION RULING
Lahor Representative Defiant in ('riticism of Court Order and Carries Out Threat to County Judges; Attacked Yellow Dog Contract and Ask¬ ed  Workers to Join   Union
Carruug cut his threat to violate r.o violence r/ any kind. tl\e tenn.s of an injunction hanaeJ After Budenz had shouted hts dov.n bv President .Judge R. C. r.-e.ssa-ie to ths workers he was Stewart. Louis F. Budenz. a specia; r'otnptlv taVifcP. mto custody by representative of the Americai. Fed-; County Dete-rtive Leonard Schwelt- eration of Full Fashioned Ho.siery j zer, v, ho w as there waiting lor him, wor/eis. appeared at tlie entrance and taken to Bethlehem to the of Kraemer Hosier-- com;jany nill office cf District Attorney Russell C, al noon Monday. He as>ed mill Mauch Budenz submitted to tho v.ori'ers to join the union and de- arrest without resistance. After be- I'ounced the '•yellow dog" contract, insr taken to Bethlehem and ques- In'-niediately after arriving at thSjtioned briefly, Budenz was released mill, about noon, he started picket- on ordeis of District Attorney :v.^ up and down the pavement car-   Mauch.   The  evidence  In  the  case,
:y;ng two placards on which were n.s.ribed "Away with the yellow do? 'Oi'.tract" and "Join the American Federation of Labor."
Wl-.ile he paraded in front of th? rill property b'lt a short time a 'arte crov.d gathered looking on un
in the form of affidavits, which are now being prepared, will be turned o\er  to  President  Judae  Russell C.
IStevart tor any action that ne de¬ sires to take. The  injunction   handed  down by
i the    Judi?e    in    this   case    forbids
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SHOCK OF SLIGHT AUTO CRASH FATAL TO POPULAR GIRL
V^herW'i lam  Dennis   Earl ^''K^'*   '"^   '»^«   occasion.   A novel r^'^Wimarn'Ru^h      Ernest R™i""2_il„^^'"?.P!?il?!^ bj. Wil-
w, John Young, Harley Kelch- Clayton Bilheimer and   Leon
h School Stan inf Grade «*&«*'«»*«»'
Last Saturday afternoon the Bel¬ fast A. A. journeyed to StewartsvlUe tnd defeated that team on their own Seld by a score of 8 to 4. Tlie Bel- tut team has been strengthened by the addition of three Nazareth High Kbool stars, namely: V. Sandercock, W, Peters and Lester Hartman. AU three of these boys are playing good baseball, considering the of teams plaved. Peters is BlUni the place behind the bat, due to Toung being injured, and has tiktn care of that position success- ralljr. Sandercocic, who has played base and right fleld, la keeping mark up to the standard played the High school team. Hartman a batting average of SDO'and (Itched the closing inning for Bel- ut against Johnsonville last Thurs- lay, striking out one man of three faced and allowing no hits. He being placed on the seniority list or future (zames as well as Elwood 'Uftv" Bauman, William Lugg and Uy Oold.
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Patamy Firemen's >«y Big Event
The annual Firemen's Dav and •rade sponsored by the Tatamy Wunteer Fire department at Tat- mv wa.^ held on Saturdav and was oth a flnanclal and social success na was attended by hundreds of Ptctators Including a large group ¦om town,
T^e feature of the early evening as a street demonstration and mlclpants were uniformed flre "npanies   from   Wilaon   borough,
md Gap and Stockertown, and the ome town company accompanied It their modern fire fighting motor PParatus. The local Legion Drum M Biijle corps and the Wind Oap mA furnLshed the music.
An attraction In the parade was a »rge number of marchers in mas- uerade, comically dressed, as well soiiu- on floats besides .some B^enciidlv decorated automobiles, ne hifiM- hours nf the evening were pent m Dir-niflng and cake walking -^r Wluch the Drum Corps and band
--ately furnished  the music.    a	
Joy Scouts Active ^t ^amp Weyjfadt
A letier received  bv  "The  Item" rom the Scouts of the local Troop
llam    Pehnel,    chairman    of    the amusement committee and Mrs. C. C. Barthol, chairman of the music committee. Orounds arrangements,  etc
trar, E. P. Keifrlter, Allentown: as- Miss Evelyu Heam Succumbs to Ncrvous Attack
slstant registrar. Mrs. Sadie Scott,        «.r     .     » «. a      . a     a.    rt      j-a-        w j j
Week After Accident; Condition Improved and
Moravians To Mark Old Sites
town:  music committee, Mrs. P. C.
Barthol,    Bethlehem:     amusement
committee, WilUam Pehnel, Bethle-
I hem;    property committee,   Prank
*re Abel, of town.
being taken care of by the property, .p,,. _„, ,-,^ ._,, _.-„__ .- .^. committee, conslating of Prank Abel. I J*»« "•*' •"* **"•' »••»»*»« »« the chairman: Harry Roth, Elmer Roth, I ofBcers and committees will be held and Mrs. Frank Abel, all of town,      on Tuesday evening, July 22,
FOUR couim
FIREMEN COMMIT¬ TEES NAMED
President Abner H. Back of Bethle¬ hem Calls Meeting of Executive CommUtee.
Abner   H. Buck,   Bethlehem,
Another Crash in Front of Home Causes Fatal Relapse; Graduate at N. H. S.
%fjif.,i
of heart failure, due to an automo¬ bile accident.
Miss Hearn accompanied by her sister, Alta. drove her father's car to Nazareth on Thursdav. July 3rd, and returning had a slight Impact with another car at Stockertown. Mits Hearn was headed west on the Main street of Stockertown and a car parked In the same direction prevented her from passing due to the Northampton Transit car com¬ ing along at the same time. While this accident was of a very slight ,.     ^ ,_.        ,  . ^^' nature, no one being hurt and no
cently chosen president of the Four- serious damage to either of the cars. County Firemen's Association, an- ^ caused a nervous breakdown, nounced his committee appoint- -phe shock was so great to the Hearn ments and called a meeting of the g{,.i that she could not take the car executive committee to be held July ho^ne and the parents were notl- 20 at Hotel Bethlehem, .       | fle^j to come and get It.   Atter the
The committee appointments fol- sister   were also   taken home   and
low: • ' after   consulting a    doctor It   was
Executive: Peter N. Snyder. Slat- thought best that she rest and she
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Another Mysterious Explosion
Road stand Believed Tar¬ get of Bomb That Shat¬ tered Windows of* Neighbor
County Detective Oeorge J. Ryan was called on Tuesday morning to j... jw^u .i.      ^
Investigate explosions which occurr-'    The association    Is composed  of steering rod had been straightened ed between midnight and 12:30 that '''"^  companies of  Carbon,  Lehigh, out the car proceeded home on its mornlnn in the vicinity of Samuel Monroe and Northampton Counties, own power.   Miss   Hearn and   her Henrys roadstand,  between Chap-' man   Quarries   and   Cross   Roads, Neighbors say there were two veryj distinct   explosions,   one   following i quickly after the other.   An auto-| mobile was seen to speed by a few moments before the detonations.      |
Windows In the home of Thomas Welty,   near the   road stand,   were: blown in but little damage, if any, | was done at the stand.   A boy In, charge there said he knew nothing' of an explosion except that • cus¬ tomer came In early tflat morning' and said that "there had been some' dynamiting around here during the night." I
If this   was another   attempt at, bombing, it was the tenth in the county since the first of the year,  • •	
Rotary Club Hears Report
Delegates Relate Conven¬ tion xVctivitics at Reg¬ ular Weekly Meeting at Y. M. C. A.
Mlss Evelyn May Hearn, of Edel- vt\ed by her grand parents, Mr. and mans, died at the home of her par- Mrs John Hearn, of Edelmans. and ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Hearn, last by the following sisters and broth- Thursday  morning  at 9:30 o'clock,' 	
Historical Society to Place
Tablets on Buildings
Used by Early Set-
lers  Here
was confined to bed for a day.
During the night of July 4th an¬ other accident occurred In front of tlie Hearn residence, which Is locat¬ ed on the Belfast-Bangor pike, when two   cars   collided,    causing   Mlss
ers: Harold Hearn, of Edelmans: Oiibert Hearn and Mrs. Oeorge OUl- ner, of town; Alta, Alberta. Elsie p.nd Donald Hearn. of Edelman.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at home with further services at the Belfast M. E. church and were largely at¬ tended.   Rev. William Rogers ofBci-
At   a   meeting   of   the   executive
onimittee of the Moravian Histori-
?al Society held here in the White-
leld  House last   Friday  evening,  it
^as decided to ask  the trustees ot
he  Will  R.  Beitel  Home for  Bovs,
•vho have bought the Nazareth Hall
property for use as an orphanage, to
place    a    bronze    tablet    on    "Tlie
Castle," used for many years by the
Hall as a dining room and dornu-
tory   for  domestic   help   and   which
was used as a sisters' house by the
Moravians many years ago.
P. S. Trumbower, of town, will also be requested by the historical society to place a marker on the war. of the old stone dwelling at 26 South Main street, which was used by tne earlv Moravians as a brethren's house. Lawyer Ede. of Pen Ar?yl. now uses part of the building for an office.
The committee at its meeting also decided to have a stone monument, suitably inscribed, erected on the crounds   of   the   Whitefield
til the workers started to leave the | Budenz ai.d others from interfering ¦)!ant. He then went to the entrance i in any way with the workers and Uld In a loud voice shouted: "Join expre.s.sly prohibits him from at- 'he union, down with the yellow do? I tempting to ask anyone of these "ontract.' Although a large crowd; employees to Join the union and of strikers and interested citizens break the contract they have With had collected at the scene there was the mill.
LEGION POPULARITY CONTEST A SUCCESS
Local Girls in Keen Competition to Conquor Glories
of Public Sentiment; Winners to be Announced
at Legion Carnival July 26th~Aug 2nd
The    coir.munity's most    popular I should be proclaimed the most popu-
1     11 v.„ „=. ««i=ri Qt fhP Amprica"   lar.   Each  one  of  these  tickets la
7irl will be re.ealed at the America., ^^^^^^^^^j ^^^ ^^ addition to recelv-
Legion carni'>al July 26th to August j,^g ^j,^ merchandise to the amount ¦:ud. Tlie arrangement committee | stipulated on the ticket, the pur- •VA= announced that they received a  chaser i.s entitled to winning one of
the
5 ;s£i ss5Jur".'s.T£,sr^^_i£?^p:sr.i:
run up their credit marks
eflort by the contestants.
Of course,  it  is understood, that'    To thosr who l^ave not yet entered
•lie winner of the contest must re¬ ceive the most \otes and. therefore must receive the support of the majority in the community. All the ?irls are supplied with tickets, which are redeemable in the form of merchar.diso at the carnival by the
the contest better get in touch with anv cf t!:e local Legion members and obtain information regarding these prize.s. If possible a list of the girls v.ho have thus far entered will be published in the next issue of "The Item."   P.itrons  should   make  their
t:urcha'^er. and the eirl sellina th?  pur?ha<^es from the girls wiiom they 'inost    of    these    tickets    certainly. think the most popular.
BOY SCOUTS IN
WEEKLY MEETING
Ths members of Veteran Troop 1. Boy Scouts, met Friday evening on the HaU athletic field In regular .'ession. There were severa! patrols present and the patrols were given in'-tructions in compass work by the Seoi.'tmaster.  Elmer    Snvder.    Nine
Scouts ha'.e tentative arrangements House. I made to attend Camp Weygadt be- This building is now u.sed as the .so-I stnnin? July 26. Three members ot cietys museum and living quarters the troop. Irwm Uhler, Nelson for retired or incapacitated Mor- Braemer and Albert Knauss are avian clerirymen. It was one of the ¦^"""dins the .summer at Skyto;i first buildings erected here. i Lodge. Mt   Pocono.
Nazareth Banker Is Honored
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.   E.   Frantz    Receives Committee  Appoint¬ ment in State-wide Organization
Flying Stunts and Vaudeville Pro¬ gram   Arranged   for   Annual Event at Fair Grounds
The members of the Rotary Club 0 3 .states that"'thp"\ei7bovVa"re '"^t in the Y. M. C. A. (linmg hall «V'lng a wonderful time ", Monday eveninc.   The meeting was
The added linprovemnt to this "P*"""' ^^"'^ *'^'' ¦''"^'"? °' "Amcr- 'mp in the form of a mess hall »^»" f''""^'^' ^^ =» 'Tl^7 °L°^^^m "It this spring makes il ^ssTble to «""B'' Singing was led by Edward 'ntinue camp firV meeting ralnv  Hellman   «'»>  Jacob  Boerstler  as-
»ys.   This   bu Idinl iV 4nxBn    fPP^  s'stlig at the piano.
iH .„..   '^   ouildlng Is 40x60    feet,     Thc,iew president, Frank H. Mar-
MOTOR CLUB PICNIC
HERE AUGUST 6th H.i""«» "K~»™|..'"«iS"ae='.w "'j^'^^^^^
and Rev. Robert Kiefer, pastor of the Richmond M. E. church. Pall bearers were: Willard Sandercock, William Kolb, Norman Oarr, Clar¬ ence Budge. John Humphrey and Willis Pysher. Interment was made in the Belfast Union cemetery. i
Two Safety    | Monuments Dedicated
!m»)rcssive Ceremonies in UnvciiinK of Trophies; Honor of IMant Safe-    i iy   Records t
her nervous condition. However, Sunday morning she attended Sun¬ day school and also church In the evening as she was an active church worker and her condition then was considered Improving. Last Mon¬ day she again had a nervous attack and was then conflned to her bed until time of death Thursday morn¬ ing.
Mlss Hearn was 22 years of age, a graduate   of the    Nazareth High
School Board Awards  ^ Contracts for Coal and New Boiler; Elect Teacher
The second annual picnic of the Northampton County Motor Club, which last year attracted more than 5,000 persons, will be held at the local    Fair Orounds   on   August 6.,    ,     .    , , .„„„
This was announced at the monthly school, class of 1926. was very popu meating of the motor club directors' l?r ^1'^ the younger set of town and heia at Raberts on the Bethlehem-, H***^'"?)""*'' ^he  \vas   a  meniber  of Bath highway ' '*''*' Wesley M. E. church and Sunday
Arrangemnts  are   being  made   It school at Belfast and served as presi-
was announced for vaudeville enter-  ?^"'    °^ „"'^^ Edelbelle    Epworth
tainment, flying stunts and plans are J:^^«"^'   ^°^ ''^'' Pj*f ^T'" If"" ''"'A^
under way to bring a United States  ^^^^ ^^£." ^'"Ployerf by the Nazareth
,,..,    ..       .        _       ^, I Waist Company as stcnoerapher.
(Contmued on Page Three) Besides her parents, she is siir-
Tlie
regular monthly   meeting of   B^Il Telephone  Co  6.40
the Board cf Directors of the School   BeU Telephone Co  8.71
District of the Borough of Nazareth,' Asso. Gas A: Electric Co  22.96
was d'llv held July  "th.                      I Asso. Oas & Electric Co  12.46
Members present:    Kern. Martin,'As^^o. Gas & Electric Co  27.26
Kawk.  Bennett  and  Shinier.              ] Little. Brown <fc Co  10.96
The   minutes   of   the   meeting  of   Ro'al Tvpewritcr Agency  1.50
Tlie Council of Administration of the Peansyhanta Bankers Associ¬ ation met in Philadelpliia at the Bellevue-Stralford last Saturday, \V W'alter Wilson, head of tlie or¬ ganization a:id president o; the First Milton National Bank, of Mil¬ ton. Pa . presented the appotntmunt of committees for the 1930-31 busl- i\esj year. Tliese appointments were confirmed by the Council, which consists of thirtv leading baiikers trom all parts of the state. Among ether committees was the ci>mmii- tse on Agricultural development. A E. Frantz. cashier of the Seeond National Bank of Nazareth, was appointed a member of this commit¬ tee.
This is an ho-.ior.ible ofllce for Mr. Frantz to hold and is In line with the movement ot agricultural devel-
June 2nd ana UUh.  1330. were read and approved a.s read.
Thi'  treasurer of the  Board ren- firrtvi the following report:
Bdl. June 1. ir<30   $162057.79
Rrreipts
L   R   Uhr'lch °      '     0473  0P"^P"t    sponsored by  ;'-.e    Second
Remincton Rand Bus.' Ser,''.'.    'I'.To 1 National Ban'K^   The l inn products
' show conducted by this batiK annu¬ ally In Nazaretli  will be held aprain
Prominent Spealcers On State Sabbath School Convention Program
From Tax Collecti^r
Tuition   	
Miscellaneous	
.$1931.91 .  I0O6.86 6.12
World   Book  Co       9.77
World  Book  Co 25
J.  L. Hammett Co     33.80
I J.  I.   Hammett Co           1.63
Brody Brothers   	
Nazareth Item Pub. Co. Nazareth Item Pub. Co. Na::ari't!i Item Pub. Co.
.13
2.60 7 20
5.53
Total receipts   $   3494.83
nd can
seat over 200    boys.   The!
iaformalion comes to the leaders Dr. MUton H Nicholas. Prof. Nevin of the Northampton County Sabbath [ b Harner Rev VV S K Veaplc School   A.ssoclation   Ihat   full   and, Prof. Paul'M   Lambert, Dr. Lvndoii
.-   have periods    In'wWch"  thevI*'"'  *»*   '"  charge.   A  report   was  ^ „.,.„w„l.»..   ..
•v«   leathercraft and   handlcrkn ! """^ered  ^y Rotanans Martin and  j,,,^,   arrangements   ar.   ..„„   _..-,
^eyaies^ip^^,,^^^^^, j Freeman  on whBt^OT^^^^ plete   for  the  annual  Pennsylvania  r,   Havward
"aths,  moccasiiLs,   key  cases,  bill 2^'^ «""?"' '*»^)?""' ^°"^ri'^'M°    Sabbath   School convention,   which' Dr   I^ankH taetc.   There is als<* a period of  R^'^'-y.Cll'bs at Chicago.    M«^ M^r-  ^^^^^ j„  ^^  ^^,^  ^,^ ur. Frank H
tttcraft When they work on scout!»« «"«*    ^"¦;.'^'¦'"'T"^t.n^«, r^ I 8«h' ^^^ ""^^ »Oth at Scranton. li*"st'ud '"^  "'"'  "'**• ''"°" *"'''•  '^•'''^"''^^--.     .-" " ..^^^^^^ »'--'-1    Fully king 1 WhlrJ
Two cement plants ; e" unveiled safetv troph •; 111 them hy the Port: ¦ a.ssociation. for matntn' lost-tur.e accide!it recor 1 at their pl.mts The .1 staged at the Ltne Star plant, a subsidiary of the International Ce¬ ment rorporntion.  and" at  the  Her¬
on Friday presented '   Cement
:ng a no- 'or a year
^a;rs   were
Tot.'.l in treas'-iry  $165,=„52.68
Expenditures      20494.47
Nitzareth Item Pub. Co  14 18
Nazareth Item  Pub Co  4.05
O'.eum Products Co  S.*)?
R.   K.  Stout     15.10
Cortes Ward Co  14.25
  1.50
B.  Pfifer, Warren  T.  Powell,  Percv  '"'"'¦¦'* "''"''"' P''"^^   "*""'" '^"^
Dr.  Fred  D. Wentzel
,„  ,     ... „ ,  ^ -    ---  McKibben, Dr. E.  H
year  vil   be  held  on  October  Brewer and some twentv others: the
twenty-flve
Balance Julv 7th. 1930  .. $145058.211 OeorhC A. Smith .. Tlie Tax CoUertor rendered a re-' ^^   S. Young A: Co port   sl-,c)Win(i!   collection.*  of   .school   -^   B.  Lippincoit taxes   diirin«   the   month   of   June. 1030.   as   follows:   1927   taxes   $12.00 penalties.    $0.69:     total    1927    taxes $12.69:   1928  taxes  $103..=i9.  penalties $;')28'.  total   1928  taxes  $108.87;   1923 taxes  $419 48. penalties   $20 51.  total' 1929     taxes    $439.99;     grand     total
this year. Novembei  21st a;id 22nd,
22nd ANNIVERSARY OF GOOD SHEPHERD HOME AUGUST Uth
Pientl':-e-Hall.   Inc.
United State Paper Mills. Ine
Grant H   Kahler 	
D   L   Detwiler	
James C. Muir & Co	
2 10
7.41
1.08
16.33
33.80
244 44
3.-)48
' the wood W plant life.
The local troop has won their skin l,,-.„*y'"8   the   neatest   camp  site
 <.. . ^' ''f'outs that are enjoying "e two v.ecks at the camp under »wiaiit   Scoutmaster    Harold    B
Tliere were no guests registered on Mondav evening and the meeting was closed with all singing the national anthem.
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, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Oum, daugh-' to gather together all Sunday school t^rs Ethel and rtoris and son R. A. teachers,   officers, workers,   pastors
Plnntch,
are   Franklin Rubright, Llovd Jr., and  Mrs. Adam Bowman, Mr. ^nd leaders for Instruction. Inform- =h,   John   Voung,   Raymond and Mrs. Ezra Oum, daughter Helen gjion and enrichment of the devo- f. Robert Koch,  Ralph  Koch, I and son Aorln: Mr. and Mrs, Oran- tional life.
h Altemose, Victor Auman, Wll-1 ville Nolf and son Harold spent the | ju^t a few of the outstanding "ofljendorf, WUlard Werkhela- week end Pine Plats in the Poc- -peclallsts will be Mlss Margaret """ Dominic Oondomtttt. jonoa. <8Uttery, Dr, Clarence True WUaon,
At   the   Lone   Star   plant,   guests
were  present  from  neighboring ce-   $5(51 55
-. ....   '"P»t  plants,  members  of  the  bor-    "on motion of Hnwk anrt Bennett
I music being in charge of Rev. Morris  ""Rb councils, officials of the Inter-   unaiumnuslv carried, the reports ol
paid I c.   Robin.son.   with   Miss   Katherine   national   Cement   Corporation   and   ti,e    Treasurer anri    Tax  Collector
-several hundred employees and their   xi;prc r-^ceived and filed. f«n'"'PS- » I    Oti  Motion of  Martin  and   Kern.
The ceremonies were opened bv D   uiianinimislv  carried,  the   following S.  MacBride.  vice  president  of the   1,111^ „.ere approved for pavinent and company, who touched briefly on the   the Treasurer of the Board author- purpose of the trophy presentation.   \j,p^ ^Q p^^v them Rev. H. C. Snyder. Lutheran pastor, of  town,  gave  the  Invocation   after which this program was given: will    be    tremendouslv    worth   the'     Singing   of   "America'    by   entire while of the attendance of all Inter-  n-s.sembly.    a.ssisted    by    Pen  Argyl ested Sunday .school leaders, bring-1 ^^'S*^ •"•'hool band; greetings by tele-
Ing to them a most unusual oppor-  sram from Mr. Strukman, president  jf'^'^ SteanrLailndrv tunity. I of  the International Cement  Cor-  ^Vest Disinfecting Co
The theme of the convention this  m„„uel  Baptist Church, with divi I year will be   'My Witness    which Is ,sional    afternoon    conferences I most appropriate in this 1900th an- I niversary of Pentecost.
The aim of the convention will be
In neighboring churches. 1
Our County Sabbath school lead¬ ers feel that  the whole convention
Easion  Publishing Co $ 11.88
Easton  Publishing Co  10.80
Nazareth Hardware Co  2.80
Nazareth Planing Mill Co, . .. 11.10
Blue Mt Con. Water Co  49.86
Bhie Mt. Con, Water Co.  60 06
.... 2.58
.... 43.60
And it is expected that Northamp-1 poratlon, and the tward of directors, steward Knecht ton county will have registered morei »»<* * conBratutatory telegram from Porter-Cable Machine Co
than iMf quoU ot delegatea.
'i
(OoDtlniMd oa Pact lyrar)
14.4S
8.47 BeU Telephmie Co      SM
Total       S 797.80
\Villir.!-.i Siines    llSO.iM
Na?aieth Item Pub. Co. ...
R   C. Gritr.th  	
Franl-   Huth   	
.\   O  Sturais f; Son  	
D.L. A: W  Railroad Co	
Alonzo Fite  	
The Oood Shepherd Home, Inc., AUentcni. will on Tluirs'lav. August Hth, 1930. celebrate its 22nd year of work for the crippled and blind or¬ phans, destitute children, aged or dUabled ministers of the gospel, and helpless and homeless old people, and Invites all its friends to come and celebrate with them.
When two of John's disciples fol¬ lowed Jesus and He turned and saw 3 39  them.   He   asked   "What  .seek  ye?"
14.041 They said unto Him, "Where dwel-
75 00 j iBst Thou? ¦   Jesus   said   to   them.
75.00    ^
50.37
40.00'
Total       $1205.60
TUe following proposals to furnish Lehigh anthracite coal for the 1930- 31 .school term were received:
All bids quote at 2000 pounds:
The Nazareth Coal A: Lumlier Co . Pea $8.40. buckwheat $6.50, rice $4.70.
Peoples Coal & Supply Co.. pea $C 35. buckwheat $6.50. rice $4.60
Tlie Trumbower Co. pea $8.25, bu'-kwheat $8.50, rice $4.70.
Kepplers Coal Co., Box 216, Eas- (Conttnued oa Pag* Weat)
"Come and see"
Come and see!    Is what we would like to say to all our friends and aU (Continued on Page Three)
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