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Nazareth Item
AN   INDEPENDENT PAMILY  NEWSPAPER.  DEVOTED TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIOBNCB.
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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26,1929
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lUR YOUTHS HAILED lEFORE SQUIRE FRY; ALL LET OFF EASY
1^8 Charged With Taking Automobile For loy Ride; Two Others In Fight Over Pay¬ ing For Gas Consumed In Trip Through Co. On Sunday
PAIOR     STRICKEN     WITH     ILLNESS
fMlBg In another man's car Company, both of town, paid a line
nt Lottla Fratepietro and' of flve dollars and costs each, be-
Corteii, both o(   Spring  fore Squire James S. Fry, on Mon-
Into tbe prorerbial "peck day night, on charges of disorderly
"   The hoya were charg-j conduct preferred by Offlcer Chaa.
Squire Jamea 8. Fry by! Stuber. Company was represented
Wunderly,   loeal hauling! by Attorney Davis, ot the flrm ot
;or with taking his Chevro-| Woodley & Daris, and Chevarello
by Attorney Stanley Fehr.
The trouble grew out ot an auto ride the two took on Sunday in Company's machine. They rode to Easton, Tatamy, Stockertown and other points In the county fln¬ ally returning to Chevaretlo'a boarding place, with Joe Manguttl. straight trom tbei^"'"^' Walnut and Green street. He  was  inclined   ^ere   Company mentioned   about
^The Liule Mind-Reader
By Albert T. Rnid
without his permission. rly bad gone to Spring 10 inspect an empty house larty who wished to rent It. he waa tn the house the ¦re said to have taken the SiaIre Fry gare the youth') I 18 and 17 years ot age, rely, a
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iM them tor court until the f^'»»^«''e»« Pay'"K 'of '^e gas and ¦tor talked agalnat it saying | »•>• ««>>» '»»» •">•    They smashed do neither boy good, if i •*• ''•"<* ¦»»«'«> «>' the auto, fell Lart would impoa* sentence, I ""^ o' '•>• car and beat each other out    for a good   ,ound I'"'"•<»'«''''»>"**> O"''®'" Smber ap¬ peared on the scene.
¦g as tba only remedy In
10 was aald to bare keys If cars In bis possession al- 1 ke owna no car. The youth thIi but aTldenc* waa pro- 1 to show It was ao.    Squire som* deliberation  da¬ te gWe   tbe boya   another and    batd   the   charge!* them opea.   Tbia satisfied (freseeutor and seemed to be It way to control the future I ot the boys who are said to iktta la tbo bahit ot taking ft>r Joy    rides.    Squire Fry e law upon tbe natter to I and promised to gire them court it they are brought Hi.   Tbo boys were appro- I by Oflleor Charles Nicholas
Wunderly had reported the^ j^^j^JJ  ^„    ,,ttic\,mn with    Illness ¦'" "'• outside the window to Squire Fry's
I boys were known and soon oflica and fell to the pavement, land placed in tbe local loek- oflleera aiaamlUer aad Mabua with I await trial. Oddljr oaough^ p>raak flerfaas woat to bia aid aad ilp» hMB^svauaeaaa as «, k* raeewtrod Otteer Rlssminor ita tba MaaotCbarartlloj took hla tp tbe berouth hall ta ipaar ebargad by. 0«ctr waah as ba bad bled treely trom ' «lta aaaaalt aad battery. | the noaa. Dr. 8. O. Beck wa« call- Chavarallo aad   Ales ed aad later treated the man.
Chevarello beat it into the house and Company after him but the offlcer caught him going through the door. They were taken to the Borough Hall where Squire Fry held a preliminary hearing and held both tor a further hearing on Monday night. Joe Manguttl alao put la a claim tor a broken hinge on a abutter at his home, alleged to be broken in tbe mix-up.
The hearings at Suqire Fry's offlce on Monday night was attend¬ ed by a capacity crowd that Jamm¬ ed tho offlce to doors and windows, witb a large overflow packing the sidewalk outside.
Following the two cases before Squire James 8. Fry, last night William "Billy" Roberts, ot Chapmans.    employed nt a    loeal
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HISTORICAL SO- CIETT MEETING HERE TODAY
Local Museum To Bp Opmpfl Tn
{•ublic Kvery HatunUy NiRlit;
Illumination    I'rovld<Hl
Tbe annual meeting and Vespers of the Moravian Historical Society will be held today (Thursday) be¬ ginning at 11 o'clock with the business meeting In the Ephrata House. Following the business meeting the members of the so¬ ciety will take lunch and hold ves¬ pers in the Social rooms of the Moravian church In Centre Square. Bishop J. Taylor Hamilton, of Bethlehem, will read a paper be¬ fore the society on tlie subject— "Contacts of the Moravian Mission¬ aries with the Irtquois League."
Rev. O. M. Shultz. curator of the Moravian Museum at the Ephrata House has made arrangements to have the museum open after ves¬ pers and continue open until 10 o'clock at night. Rev. Shultz also announced this week that he wiil hereafter have the museum open every Saturday evening, electric lights having heen Installed and the exhibitg placed to rood advan¬ tage under the new lights.
ORGANIZATION MEET¬ INGS AT NAZARETH HIGH DURING WEEK
Charles Shimer Addresses Student Body; Staion
and Sophomores Elect Offlcen at ClaM
Meetinga; Athletic Aaso. and Mmic
Dept. SUrt Aetiviticf
GIRLS     TO    ORGANIZE     HOCKEY     TEAM
The feature of the Nasaretb \ learn. Mias Ott Is taklat >f tids High School's aasembly program | aiMrt In coaaoetioa witb tfca SFlp* last Wednesday afternoon was a naslum work in tbo Pbysieal ada« talk by Charles Shimer, ot town. | cation clasaea. By tbo elosa ot th« class of 1925, and son ot Howard season the girls hops to ba abia %0
Shimer, of town. Following the usual formality of an assembly program—flag salute, scripture reading: St. Luke 18:»-30, prayer and two songs by the school—tho
have Inter-elaas games.
S«aior Claas Btert«
A meeting of tbe Nasaratb Hlgk
School Senior class was bold oo
Friday, September II. for tbapaiw
student body was given this brief I pose of electing a faculty adTlaor,. but Interesting sketch—"Why Oo student council oflicers and oaoang To College?" by Mr. Shimer. in of the class. Tho claas alaeto4 which he endeavored to show Just Miss Little aa their advisor aad' what beneflt a college education the following studsaU wara olaat- could be to a high school graduate, ed as ufli'cers ot tba atadant «da»> He himself having graduated from cil:   Virginia Hdmmol and laaok
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COmBHX MEETS
i aeetiag of tbo Diroetora and littees   ot the   Cbamber at lerce was bald in tba social I ot tho Y.M.C.A. OB Monday President R. F. Ziegler Attar tho regular bual- I routine tho Survey Committee I tailed upon to make their re nd it was learned from thel that Nasareth really had tell  tbe   world.    Booklet leh are to contain description pictures  of Nazareth aro In [asking and will be the flrst of ¦d ever attempted.    It is ei- 1 that the s-imVwill be ready I press about December 16th I year.
very    important matters ling Nazareth were discuss- long the most Important bo- ireth Schools.    The presid- [kstrd the opinion ot all pres- ncardlng this project    and '  of importance were taken This will be one ot the topicfl  of discussion  at meeting of tbo Directors •r tist when moro facts will illable.
' "¦• Credit Bureau Commit- [aeipected ^o make a report at I Ume.
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AT STOCKERTOWN
Auto parties trom Porkasie and Langborno. Pa., flgured In an autoi accident in wbich a little girl was Injured at 8 o'clock Sunday night,/ In front ot tbe homo of George Marsh, ot Stockertown.
The names of the parties inrolv-'
ed was not learned.    According to
a story   told today   the machln'>s
collided   in   front   ot   the   Marsn
ome  and  both ears  overturned
of Golden Plan Big Gala Event For Oct. Srd
»reth TeiT.pIe, No. 10. Ladies Golden E.igle at their regu- |bsetlnK held this week appolnt- ' " following Entertainment MlUee: Mrs. Coma Stofflet, rie Atpaugh, Mrs. Cornelia "man, Mrs. Sadie Scott and _ Clara Meyers.
¦• committee organized at • ind is making plana to enter- IJM Castle at the lodge rooms Odd rellow building next *«sy evening. October Srd. nature of the entertainment been made public, but the ""tse guarantees a good time ¦nd expect a record atfend-
*T    FORKH—.ARNDT'S
•Hnra»ory    nerviccs    will    be •nd  the   ford's   Supper  nd-
¦¦"f«d    in the    Forks-Arndt's '   parish.   Rev.   George   .S
^nsr,   noMtor,  as  follows: Arndt'rt on Sunday, October
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has'*" on Sunday, October 20,
''•••• m, and 7:U p. m.
our'i ersons it; The car from Langhoriie and all es¬ caped injury except a flve-yei.*o!d chil. Occupants of the other machine escaped hurt.
Dr, W. J. Happel, ot town, wus called and dressed the injuries ot the child which constated ot aleer- ations and bruises of face and head. Tho car of the Perkasie party wns only slightly damai^ed whila the other tar suffered exten- slvo easnsltiea and had to h<« tow¬ ed away.
HELD FWl CUTTING TRANSIT CO.
Harold Ealer, qflrator ot ement mixing maMlnm for H. S.^ Shafer, contrac^K In charge of the Belvidere street paving Job. has been held in 1500 bond by Squire James S. Fry. on a charge{|l ot cutting tolephono wires ot th
Tba ebargas was laid before i«uiro rry by W. O. Hay, general maaagar of tbo eoaapaaf. wbo al- logad that Baler eut tba wires wil¬ fully after he bad boon cautioned against it. Tbe wire It is under¬ stood interfered witb tree transit ot tho cement miser on tho paving
Nazareth High Team Primed For Opening Battle Here Saturday
Coach Leh Undecided About Lineup For Opening
TiU With Coplay High; Every Candidate
To Be Given Chance After Which
Vartity wm Ba Named
UGHT    AND    FAST    TEAM    THIS    YEAR
Coach   Lab. of   Nasaretb High school.   Is   patting   bis   ehsrgaa
wort" H^TnV' -""nT o; 'Vervlirr-o ««•'-'' Jl'----  X:^.J!tT. street.    Mr.   Shafer   posted   tho ^''   prapartag for tbo
money tor Ealor's appoaraaea.
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TO ROTARY aOB
The Rotary Club met on Monday evening in the Y.M.C.A. and listen¬ ed to an interesting talk on "Ad¬ vertising" by Fred L. Shankweiler, advertising man, of Allentown. \ There was a good attendance.
There were present trom Easton Rotary: Dr. J. J. Quiney, Oeorge P. Hellick, Henry Buenning, Oeorge Beal and Eugene Barnak. and B. F. Wallace, of New York, who was a guest.
opoaing gamo of tbo football soasoa witb Coplay on Nasaratb High flald oa Saturday aftornooa. Tbo boys aro In good shapo far tha b»«« uid Coach Leb is busy porfaettag ths details of playa tor a smooth per¬ formance la tba opoaar.
Although bampored greatly by lack ot weight in his candidates this .vear Leh hss found the boys ready and able to catch on to the rudiments ot tba game and expects to have a flghtiag organization on the Job this tall. 	
No permaaent positions have beon handed out but tt is pretty well conceded tbat the liassBsn used in scrimmaga duriag tbo past tow days will form tbo varsity llao-up. Tho backflsid Is tbo more unstable portion of tho team and it may bo that Leh will havo to exe- cnto frequent change ia tba flold uatil be flnally biU upoa a combin¬ ation that can carry tha team through with a maximum ot good play.
Bleachers will again ho erected
on   tho   fleld   and   arrangements
made to take care ot the crowd.
Parking space Is provided on the
I fleld.
The executive committee of the Democratic County Committee held a meeting at the oflico ot County Chairman Parke H. Davis and dis¬ cussed matters relative to the pres¬ ent campaign. Francis E. Walters of Raston, was elected as treasurer. Heretofore the chalrmaa waa tha treasurer ot the committoa.
"Less" Bath, Kraemers Hurler, Wins Champion¬ ship Game With Timely Double In Tenth Inning
Coming through with a crashing double to center in the tenth in¬ ning, "Les" Bath, mounclsman of Kniemer Hosiery won liis own game and the championship series between Kraemer Hosiery of town and L. and N. E. shops, of Pen Argyl, on the Hall field on Satur¬ day. The two teams had h ittled to 3-S tie and Kraemers had com-^ to bat in the second half of the tenth when Henning singled to center and stole second. Singher sacrificed and Henning went to third. With one down L. Bath stepped to the plate and laced a long fly Into center that struck the ground and rolled back while Branch chased after It. Henning scored and the game wns over with Kraemer Hosiery undisputed In¬ dustrial champions of this section.
The game was played before a fnlr sized crowd nithoufrh weathpr condition were Ideal. Both lenm" were on their mettle nnd Rive the fnns a real Katne tn wntrh. '•triiemer's "Full Fashioned Hool- prv Band" turned out In H*Ilow- e'en costume, and gave a holiday spirit to the sffalr nt the s;me fim^ pepping up the occasion with real
music. r,i| H.ir;zen as usual led in the snappy selections played by the band.
Th^ fli'sft two innings were l>lanks for both outfits. In the third Kraemer drew first blood by ttettlng P. B.ith across the plate. Bath drew a pass, took second on I.audenli.Tch's sacrifice, went to third when Sparrow heaved a wild one into the back stop and raced home when Singher rolled one down to Brown, who elected to catch Singher at flrst.
Kraemer again tallied In the fifth when IC Bath scored. He reached flrst on a bingle to left, too second .ind third on Brown's muff that went throuKh to center where Branch also let the sphere roll under hi« flvB^rs. Taking advnn- tncre of this Ba'h went home, com- plptine a run on a single.
Th" SIntft Belt boys burked up '11 the cr.ycnfh nnd went after Hiith.. inorjfTn sInKled to left. O. Fuse hit to Frable who left the tnll eo throtiBh his finders while More:in went to second. Branch wns out on an easy one to Werner.
(Coatlauad oa Paga Sis)
PRIMARY PROMO¬ TION EXERCISES AT ST. JOHN'S REF.
The following program will
THREE OLDER BOYS' CLUBS FORMED ATT
The Boxing and Wrestling Club
ot the Nazareth Y.M.C.A. got under
be way   at the gymnasium    Monday
rendered in St. John's Retormed church on Sunday morning, Sep¬ tember 29 at 10:30 a. m.. standard time.
V Organ prelude, hymn, "Savtour Like a Shepherd Lead ITs"; inro- citlon. Rev. W. H. Wotring; ad¬ dress. Mrs. Silfles. superintendent of Primary department — "Tito Christian Orowth of the Child"; song hy the children—"The Morn¬ ing Bright": class review hy Misa Mnrle Klefer, assistant superin¬ tendent : congrog'^^ion Joins In Lord's prayer, ends with prayer hy VIcforiT Ruth: song by children —"One Near You": birthday ser¬ vice    will be conducted by    Miss
nigbt and will bold regular busi¬ ness and training session each Monday night during tho season. Tho managing offlcers elected were Ruaaoll Shafer. coach • secretary, Walter Werner, treasurer. Each of the members wero weighed In and a good work.-ont waa held.
The Swimming and Lite Saving Squad was also formed and offlcers appointed. Russell Roth is secre¬ tary of the club and Kenneth Alte¬ mose. coach. Tt is the plan to take on several swimming meets this fall and winter with out-of- town teams.
The Hi-Y Club Is now fully or- ifnnized for the current season nnd
M.ibel   Huth;   clnss   review,   Mies  held nn interesting session Monday
Miirie Klefer:  duet, "Hod's Care", hy Myra Noll and  Anita Knecht:
night.    The club meets each Mon¬ day evening at the Y.M.C.A. and
CRASHES INTO BIG TRUCK; DRIVER HAS^ NARROW esc;
John Koboch, ot the Lone Sta district, had a narrow escape front' serious injury st 12:30 Sundajl night when he drove his machine Into one of the big Hercules cem4 ent trucks and trailer at the Interr section of Easton Road and Maiii street. The truck and trailer in charge of Clarence Darrohn. Wind Oap, were loaded with c ment and were traveling south^ when Koboch turned in from the Easton road    smashing    into the
liwr
Tghts. front tenders and radiator were badly damaged and the entire car put out ot com¬ mission. No one was injured and tho driver ot tbe truck after fn- Toatigation proceeded on hia way. Tba wroekad ear was towod to tbo floss garago oa Broad atraot.
Muhlenberg last June, subject mat¬ ter wag quite fresh in the mind ot the speaker. His success msy be attested by the amount of applause following the address.
The    Publicity   Department, ot which this is a part, will be organ- '¦'?•! by Miss D'xon. acting as fac¬ ulty advisor.    First steps toward! this end were accomplished by her| during the sssembly period when; she appointed members of the de¬ partment.    They are:
Held    reporter.    John    Smith
Fraunfelder.
Those elected as elsss oneara were: proslAat. Milo Uolsall; vice present. Vincent Saadareook; secretary, Woodrow Puis; troaa> urer, Cstberlne Robn; skaistaat secretary and troaaarer, Karmit Knecht.
Maalc Dt parfasi at Acttaa
Tbe orebsstra and gloo elaba of the High school hays nrgaaiasi during the past woek. Tho follow¬ ing are the oflleors which bava been elected for tbo cooslag yaar:
athletics, boys, Jacob Fraunfelder. o«'>««t" prMldent Sterliag Koeb: girls. Thelma Knauss: music. "•"*»"'• M«'»°"K*™:t~""W. Marion    Kern:    assembly.   Ralnh^"' *»«rrks.    Girl's   Olse   Club:
a
Slonaker: student council. Vir¬ ginia Hummel: Senior class. Wood- row Fuls: Junior class. Earl Lau¬ dig: Sophomore class, Grace Breinig; typists, Janet Rinker ind Kathleen Gorman.
Athletic Aseoriatina Makes MrmlierMlilp Drive
On Thursday, September 19. the| Yeisley.
president. Eleanor Gano; saerotarjr, Mildred Mabua: treasurer. TbolBMl Kniuss. Boy's Oleo Club: prosi- dent, Rdward Hellick: soeretary. Carl Msrcks: treasurer. Barl Lzndtg.
Theso orgaaisatlons an mooting onco each weak under the d'ras- tion of the music supervisor.
drive tor members of the Athletic Association ot Nasareth High School was started. Memben ot the school wara appolatad ia the dlffarMit rooaia to earry o», tha drive. It is tho goal of tht Aaso- elation to have every member of MUSICAL SBRinCR AT the atudent body Join.    The mem-
8T. JOHH'S REFORMED bers of tbe Association are given ^^.^^ a reduction on tiekots for the foot-
Next Sunday evening being the laat Sunday avening of tbo month a musical sorvteo led by tbe Choir will bo bold ia St. Joha's Retormed chapal.
The themo will be "Jesus My Shepherd Let Mo Share." All Sunday and chureb services will be held In tho ehspol till the church Is renorated.
hall and haskotball games, as an added inceative.
Nasareth High School Adds Girls Horkey
Girls hockey is to be added to the list ot aports this year. The advent ot this new sport Is gladly welcomed hy the girls. Very few of the girls. If any. know the rules of the game but all are anxious to
Thos. D. Danner, Well Known Co. Democrat Meets Sudden End
Wits Former At«te Senator, Prom*
iaevt Solicitor and Couaty
Chaimaa For 6 Years
I'UESENT   CLERK   OF   COURT
She died in 1891, three years after the family had moved to Easton.
After returning from the State senate in 1906, Mr. Danner resum¬ ed the active practice of law and in later years went into the sher¬ iff's offlce where be served as de- Thomas Daniel Danner. clerk ot put.^ He was a candidat* tor the Orphans'court of Northamptoa! *'•*'¦"'  •>"*   ^"   defeated   at   tho
TALK ON BEES AT UONS CLUB MEnW
review 4. R. 8, Marlon Flick: solO| \\y,^ ns it's object the nromot'nn o'i
Intercourse among the memhers| nnd ,ict ns pmmntprs of various, projects for the goorl o* V;iznrfth| H'gh school and the s*- lent bodv., The  officers  of  thp o'li'^   t"     Kd.'
nnd chorus. Anna Werkheiser,— "r.ivp. siiid »h° little stretim": offering: nn'hem hv choir: review 7. S. 9. Marlon Kratz: Christmas story. .losenh Schlegel; review 10,
county, who died last Thursday afternoon at 12:15 o'clock, at the home of his daughter. Mrs. M. Stanley Bull. 918 Pazinosa Avenue, with whom he had been visiting, was a former State senator. Ha resided with his daughter, Mrs. A. P. Ritter, Jr.. of 1122 Linden street, Bethlehem.
He was born in Moore township. Northampton county, on Septem¬ ber 5, 1851. the son of the late lohn Adam Danner and Mrs. Mary Ann fOraver) Danner. After at¬ tending the rural schools he was ei'xduated from Kutztown State Normal School and taught in the schools of the county. In 1879 he was graduated from the I'niversity of Michigan where he received his bachelor of law degree.
11. Isabel Frantz; solo and chorus ri'rlsfmnn. president: ' '-n Smith.I Fo""wlng his graduation from "I love them all" by Ksthryn Gold: '. vlre nresldPut; .Throes ren-pU. apc I'^^^' sfh""! h*" aRal" taught school hvmn hv congregation—*n think retnrv; Milo Melxell. tr-as'irer. I """^ "'"'I'*"' 'a«' '" »''•" ""Ice of whon I read that sweet story of Advisory committee. Andrew Kern, I ^'"¦"" f^'O'dsmlth In Easton. He old";     review  12,  1».  14,    Poris| r.uy Cump and C. 8. Minter. j
rhcfis Matrh at "V" I
A slmultnneo'is chess mntch wIlT
be held  at  the Y.M.C.A.  Saturday
nijht of this week.     Mr. Goerlich.
of the Bethlehem Chess Cluh, will
tikf. on nl! romers tn the lobby of
the "Y."     Some of the local nlny-
liPopold: Rnstnr storv. .Tnrob Nolf; review IR. 1<!. Dorothy Hemmlna: reclt.itlon—"Love message" by Lovnine Ever; review 17. Ken¬ neth Searfass: violin solo, William Benner: concert recitat'ons. class: rerltnt'on —"nood-Bye"     Mildred
Beck nnd Helen Snyder; present-] p^^ ^.j^^. •vill meet Mr. Goerlich are ntlon of diplomas. Miss Josenhlnejs ^v. Weiss. Wymond Milchsack, Klefer: .Iiinlnr welcome, Austin , v|p,„p Halberstodt. Walter Arnold. Knauss:   rwitatlon—|"rhe   Bible", p t,  Mljiter. W'lliam E. Smith and
I Pev.   William   S.  Harris.     Entries I for the match will he held open un¬ til Friday night.
hy Josenh Srhleeel nnd .lacob Nolf hymn    hy   congregation —"Cnrry vour B'hie with von"; benediction. Bey. W. H, Wotrlnir.
The decomtlon will he In chnrKe of the Misses MWV! Bit'h, Irene Reimer, Marie and Josephine Klefer.
A hearty welcome Is extended to everybody
fhnf will he worn by the graduates were designed by Mrs. H. P. Yeis- 'ev. assisted In the making by Mrs. Minerva Fenlcle and tbe Tbe caps and gowns! Misses Kisfar.
wns admitted to practice at the Northampton County har on June S. 1S90.
In 1902 Mr. Danner was elected to 'he St.Tte Senate and served In the sessions of 190S and 190.1 and the snprial sessions of 1906. He served on the Democratic county committee for more than thirty yp'irs and was county chairman of the Democratic party tor six years.
Mr. Danner served as city soli¬ citor in Easton fnr four years. 1S9S-1902. nnd during the time he wns R member of fhe pr'son bonrd he served as Its legal adviser was also ¦solicitor ot the borough of Northampton.
While living In Northampton. Mr. Danner married Sarah Alica Howell, daughter of Captain Tbao- doro H. HowoN. Ctyft War horo.
general election.
A well attended and unusually interest'ng meeting of tba Lloaa Club was held in the T.M.C.A. din¬ ing room last evening with President Ellwood J. Unangst pro- siding.
William P. Oano. ebairmaa of a committee of tho Club which mat with similar committees trom tho clubs of Lehigh, Monroe and Nor¬ thampton counties at Eastoa a fort night ago reported the results of. the meeting which had beea eallad in an endeavor to eo-ordiaata tba activities ot the clubs of thaaa counties.
Chairman Welty of the attaad- ance commlftee reported tbe per¬ centage ot attendance to data ia the contest with tbe Rotarians and made a plea for tho eo-oporatlon of all the members during this eoa-. test.
Lion George Smith entertained the club with several vocsl soloe- tlons.
The speaker of the evening was William T. Glebe, of Dolawara Water Gap. who spoke on tha Ufa and work ot the honey bee, Mr. Glebe is an authority on this sab« Ject '«nd Is at preseat oagagad ia co-operation with Pennsylvania State College, incondueting otporl- ments in some fuBdanoatal prab- lems ot bee culture. His addrasa proved very Informatlre and intar- esting.
F. A. Latshaw. ot Dundaa. Oa* tarlo, was s guest.
THOMAS D. DANNER
Mr. Danner was elected to the office of clerk of the orphans' court in 1927 for tour years.
Five children survive. Samuel A. Danner, of Northampton; John R. Danner, Sarnia, Ontario; Mrs. Sue O. Smith. Allentown: Mrs. M. Stanley Bull. Easton. and Mm. A. P. Ritter. Jr., Bothlehbai. Ws HetKrand children, two sisters. .Mrs. Mary .Smith. Allentown. aad'4frs. Sarah Williams, ot Eastoa, aad a brother, Ooorge. ot Northampton, alao surrivo.
Intomoat waa mada at M«rtli« amptoa ob Saaday.
LUTHERAN RALLY DAY HAS B.\N- NER ATTENDANT
NophoaHMw Oaas Hold MwtlaK ar tfca Tear
Tbo Soaboaioro Clasa mt oth High bald a iMatlac tm W««. aoaday aftsraa—. tf»|p%<rf.ip gf tbo BMotfcig wet to MMI aav offleors.   Thoaa oloetad woro:
Presidoat. Harold Stoat: vlaa presidont. Dorotbr RnbrIgM; saa- retary. Oraoa Bratnig: traaaarar, Rao Coolar: aaaMaat saeratavy and troasatar. Tlotorfa Slaaaard: stndont eoaaclt. Waltar IMers and Brlka Mars.
After tho oloetion of offieors tba dsse choso as thoir-colors Marooa and White.
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