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              T H E N A Z A R ETH  ITEM
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 AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
XXXVII
NAZARETH. PA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11. 1928
No. 46
IS Club Celebrates Fourth Anniversary; Writer and Poet Speaks
Ihareth  tJons  Club cele-
M fourth anniversary   lu
Hgoaer   Tuesday    evening
'. Jtoner to their wives and
Juw Y. M. C. A,    Eignty-
I tnd guests sat down to
I, chirk*""   dinner     pre-
^ ••Motlicr"   Mitchell   and
^   The guest speaker of
Ipg *»^ Douglas Malloch,
^^fn Chicago   writer    and
«ting  was  oi>€iied   with
r,"p. Thaeler,  president  of
lto   •"    ""*     •'ha'"".      Rev.
Lfir offered invogatmn  after
jjljggsenililage sang Atner-
fl, Liotli   gave   their   rotir
.osual opening features.
reiiilerrt  with   tieorge
fliltt.    lei'ding     and     Prof.
KS ilt  the piano.    The
^^jired  a   piano  solo   as
l^gf evening's    entertaln-
M|tke recently reorganized
¦nCluh sang several selec-
f||( popular   group     was
jipplauded.
lAHene Heims delivered an
Jig   pl;ino!ogU8.      William
(gave a brief talk entitled
fUrtliday."    Andrew (i. Kern
kyoke t:il<i'ig   as   his  si.b.iert
fljeofd" ;iiid   showing  -lome
llwIly   worth-while   tliiiis-
¦ Ipand ;(C( iintplished by the
Idab in itl four year.s of ser-
ifhxaritli.    .\mong tli"> oiit-
fe;itures        of        these
«n(s  was  Ihe   inociil:iti(i!i
»retli     cliiidren      ,'ig;iin'^t
;i lliu work carried out
(lanre  v.i;ii   the most   ap-
i^fdicul methods.    H(» also
t Ihe   work   fhe   l.ions    are
|k Ihe  tiKht   aitninst   hlind-
klHt'oxal tiions' moveiniuit.
DounUis .Malloch, of Cliicrigo, '.?ave the addre.ss of the evening, taking as his subject "Ilusband.s and Wive.s." Mr. Mallocli guve some liiteivstiuR .sideliKhts on married life, -a g,,„,i wife," he said, "shoiilil 111. :i comforter fn Iter hiistjiiiiil and nul a bluuket, to his anililtioiii-." In remarks con¬ cerning single "lilessedtu'ss" Ihe spetiker took a .shot at old m;tl(is und bachelors. "It Is |j"tter to I'ellee, than be left," lie wariieil t^iem, as tntirital happiness iiiiist deio'iid on piiitUHl trust hiseil in real love. He ricittid one of liis poeiiis, "To C'tire" (lealiim witl fhe theme that llie liushand iind wife who are truly in love iuive fhiit beitiitifiil iissuraiice that someone in life reaily cares for ilim or her.
Mrs. A. n. Thaeler also recited "Me of Mr. Miilldch's versps. "Me- "'^(¦mbliinres" de;iliiig v.itli ;i ¦hild's observiitions. "I'd like fo 'ic ;i lot of mother and .inst a little of my (bid."
The hall w;is tastefully denor- •tted for thp occasion in aiittiniti leaves with a gorgeous display of inauniflceiit showy dahlliis fniiii the gardens of local dahlia ftp.- c'-rs. Til" aiifsts Wi'r:^ siiii- I'l-d uilli fancy colorful paper runs iMld presented ;i prel ty scene ,'is thev took their idares at the t.tble. A most enjoyable prounini was rendered and the fjoii'; clii') ran be said to have most ftttftiuly observed their fonrl'i aii'iiv-r.«- :it'.\'.
Four p-i'^t presldtMits were pre- -I'l.t at the meeting. T'l^y were Fr.mk Mes'^lnger. Wi'liini P. Oano, Fred Martin and A. O. Kern.
Red Letter Day Marks Re¬ opening of New and Beauti¬ ful Moravian Auditorium
The re-opening and re-cotisecr;i-  ;ingle the   entire  auditorium  pro-
lioii   of   the   re-constructed   auli-  sents  art  and  heauty.     The color
nrititn  of the .Moravian chtirch at  sch'-ine  is   old    ivory     and     gold
.'siiziirt th. Pit.. Sunday. f)ct. 7 go=;s ' lirl^ihtenlnK the rhureh  In  a won'-
record on the pages of that; derful manner. historic chtirch as one of the liijAlii The cork Hoor plared by tho lin' ts and prejit red letter davs. I'liangst Furniture & Carpet Co. Kor more than tliree month- gives the floor a very soft at'd •reclianlcs and artists had been mellow effect. This is one of tho 'i boring under the direction of u first churches with a cork floor, I'laster mind. VVllllam .1. Arm- which it Is claimed will last al- -froti!; of the firm of Thos. .-\rni-. most lOft years. -troiiK   &   Co..   Inc.,   Philarlelplila.       The  Tphting   system     installed
\Mirl; a fjreat  trani^form-ittoti.
Ity  r. C.  Altemos  of  Nazareth,  in
Tir- walls of Ihe aiiditorliini probably tlie most perfect system '•ere canvassed jnid luiintod with ktiown, tr:iiisr(irti.ing thr cJmreij oil pllnt. The iiiilpit recess was into d:iyli;;tit wittniiit a glare. It !.e-Mififnlly ai'bed with a nioii'.;!- is seiiii-difect. The color scheme it!!, wilh a key stone in the cen- (if the auditorium and tiie chande* tl r. On hoth sides fluted pila.sfers Hers with tut^ers on the outsldo 1 ei— pliiced, and In front of the blend most beautifully and give a pilasters, on each side, two im- rrost pleesimi effefct. The effect tr'tise columns resting on n-.asslve'elicited mucii comment, many liie-e, crowned with Corinthian pronoiuicir.i; It Ihe hest they had cat 4 nn which rests a massive e\er seen in a rhureh. cii'-ony, the cove and mouldlna.' Tiie hiiil'Ilng committee con'slst- The effect must   he seen  to bs np-' Ioe of A. f>. Slur.gis. VV. K. Hnnrjr,
eciited. Piln.sters were also I l-'cvl lietween all the windows,>{ fiie  en'ire  auditorium   which  nNo
VVilll'im f. fiaiin. Henry Schlegel, ,\ o Kot-n. Piiil Capp. (the Pi^rfl of Trti«'epu).  Mrs.  .lohn A.
vpit  o.ri   Corinthiiin  hase and cais' VTI'ler. Mr"". Fdna  S. Shimer. .Vlrs. ^ti'-rnrti!':;   Ill-   nuissive   c(>ve  en^', Cl'tir'f"     Klefer.     Asher      firown. Viewed     from     any, > r''<n*<'^n°<i on   Paip Fivet
11 oiildMies
VIOLATOR IE ALDERM.4N; IY CASE ENDS
iB Sandt. of Stocker mu arraiitiied before J.ts- tke Peace James S. Fry on •rtning on charges ot aat passing a rat tight, teaau occur rad on "ifendy was driving Nazareth. Offlc- Stoher charged that . tnreled along the street at ipeed and p.issed the trafflc 1*1 Brond and Center streets I the liglit was against him. K Pry assessed Sandt $10 flne Mh charge and the costs. Mf Bonfltto, of near ,liicob.4- , WM lK»fiire Squire .lames M Mondiy on a charge of hi a rented battery longer I !• days and failing to re- N, Bonfltto alleged that his lir, Joseph had rented the Of. The lal tnr made his get- r when Constable Richard ttth went to the Bonlltto • bntTiMiv and the father ImI were taken into custody. a the Soiiire e\nlalned th:(t •It of fie •cntMl had amoiint- h |2ti.T0 including costs of Mlion till' couple decided to iK to court. They llna!lv M lo setfi., however and the irptM til., hill. The charge tioaght In P. B. Hes.s and llhtaretli. etiragemen.
"OOTB.Il.l,   INJIRIRA.
MENNOMTE CONFER¬ ENCE AT ALLENTOWN
LOCAL STREETS CROWDED DURING COLORFUL DEMON¬ STRATION OF GRAND COMMANDERY, K. G. E.; CAPT. LOUIS KRAEMER ELECTED STATE GRAND COMMANDER
KNIGHTS OF FRIEND-  i P.\RE.NT-TE.ACHERS SHIP TO STAGE SHOW      .4SS0. MEETING
HERE TONIGHT
.Viizarttli Cliiiniher. Oidsr Knights of Frienilsliip, met .Mon¬ ilay evenina in Shafers' l-t;ill. Routine'husiness   was   transacted
Tlie 4.",fli aniuiai coniereiue ot'i th'.' .VI. H. in C. church of Pennsyl¬ vania, will coiiveiie Tiiiirsday, (ic- tohh.T 11 at !> a. til. ill the M. B. in t'. chtirch, N'orth lOiahth street, Allentown. Tl^e local church ot Nazareth will ba^^^presented by tbe paaKfir, °* ' .jyn^l^itir '"''! lay-delegate K. Ooodshall. Ae<^ cording to reports obtained splen-, did progress 1;hs been made along all lines. Thirty new members l-.ine been added to the church. The Sunday schooi and prayer mi c tinus also show a nice increase, in attendance througli the activi- t'es of Homer .1. (iaanier and A. Ciaunier, respectively. .\11 expect the pastor to be returned by the conference for another year. Tlte church will he closed on Sunday, Oct.- 14. .Vlembers and friends are Invited to attend .Sunday serv¬ ices inorning, afternoon and e\eu- ing at Allentown in the Radio church. Rev.  Musselman, pastor.     |
SCHOENECK MOR¬ AVIANS CELEBRATE 166th AMIVERS.ARY
The     firaiid     Comtnatulery     ot I'orts  were  read  hy the  Histori.m
I'ennsylvaiiiu   in  .stssiou   at   .N'a.'.u- from   the   (irand  Commander    re-
.-iflh on  Saturd.iy  evening  elected viewing   the   work  of    the     Coiu-
aptain   F.   Louis     Kraemer.     of mmrlety d!ivin,< ihe past year an.l
.\':!Zareth,    Craiul   Comniaii-lcr   tu askiiia  for  cot:'iniied  and  gre:Uer
.uccee.i  fitiitain John  K.  Dcriu-^r, activity among the Comniiinderies
of   ihiladelphia,   w!iii.se   term   e.i- as   the  surest   w;iy  of   creat ng   a
" './;red  and   whu  was   not   a   cii'.i.li- lively  and  healthful  spirit  amona
The   I66th   anniversary   ot   the, I'.ute     for     re-election.       Captain the Ci>stles.     In   his    report    th-.-
LOCAL LEGION POST HAS FULL C.ALE.ND.AR FOR NEXT MONTH
On  Novemher'lO.  the meinbeis
The October meeting of tha i'arent-T-:;ac!'.er Association will After'the session a group of thsjbe held on Thursday evening the local lodae made uii of Past Sir, eleventh, beginning at 7.46 Knltl't     Murshals     .iourneyed     to O'clock.
rUfli'ehem where they visited Re-} The program wli! lie featured 'i;"ice Chamber. The committ •-¦ i,y an address on "The Care of tho in charse of the minstrel shoW| Feet" bv Mr. Kline, of Bethlehem. chlch the O. K F. will eive in thej Mr. Kline is r-puted to be an au- HiKh School atidltoriiim in a fe'.v' thorit v on t'.ils .subject as well as weeks reported thai nrranB-ments   a  pleusine  speaker.
¦r-^  proceeding  s;itisfactorlly.
I (>\i IKMATION .\M»
COVnilMON
Tt'e children of the flfth grado, Whitfield building, wiW entertain v,ith several songs. Other must'- cal selections are also on the pro¬ gram. Important business mat¬ ters will crime uo for consldera- lloti and  it Is   hoped,    therefore.
Lev.   Ceo.  S.   Kleckner.   Lttther- II  p'stor of .\rndt's church, will, that as many memberg aa possible
Schoeneck  congregation   celArrft-   I'^raemer has been an active v..rk-  Crand    Commander    stated       he   cf tto Harold \ . Knecbt I ost,^o
'  -    '- er In the Orand Conimandtfry dur-  would  not  be a candidate forTe'T' 41H' .-flli«Pll'liin..egJon,   wilT  pro-,   onfirm a class   of    catechiiineiis.   wll atten,|
iig his  term cs (Irand Capf.iln  of   election. ! ceed  t« Ciii::sau(|ua    where     tliey |   otiduct    the    preparatory   service
ite Troop and also as captain of cr-U'l Historian. K. il. Vi^tfti:;., ¦'/U>^»'''^'* '" "" •^'•"U"'''*' ''«n>""-i "-' ndministe,- the I.ord'.s Supiwr event. .Members aud friends came ;i,t. Xazareth Commande'. y. flis presented his repolt and Inade ''h.-trt'tion and celebration. Sun-j'in Su-iday, October 14 at H.45 from far and near until every Sf at   ^'ection   met   witii   gen-ral   fiivor   several    recommendations     which   '^¦'•*'  November   11   they   will
ed  last Sn
cessful     and
lr. was 1r>Tery b.ic-i
largely      iittended
wa.s filled at most  of the servicer,   ""f*   h'-"   nomination   was   h.^artily   were  approved  after brief discu.s-
  ndorsed  hy  the    retiring     (irind   slon.
Commander,  Captain   Dormer.        |      ,.„|    ,,,,,„ ^   .Mi.|i;M,t, if^nfesen-
Captain  K. J.  Werley, of  Alien-   fatlve    to    l:ie     Suprr'nie    Ca.stle,
t,;v. II,   uas   named   Olflcer   of   the   made an oral re'io't whlcl   was re-
at-
fornial
The festive nature of tlte d.iy w.i=i announced at !• a. m. by the jiiay- ing of  the t i-otulmne  choir  in   th^
tind :i   local church  at .Vlenmrlal .service. I      On  .N'ovember  12.  the organiza¬ tion   will journey to  Summit   fiill and tnke part In a  big detnonstra-
chui-ch steeple.     All services were   (;,,ard:   Captain .John .I.  Tobin, ut   ce'ved   and   noted.     Col.   MMigeot   tion being th-  lutu anniversary o;
Special interest was manifested i'hiladelphia, was in the presence of visiting clergy Knight Preceptor; ond friends from a distance.    The   v.ell. Cloucester. .\
Wolfe js conflned to his a torn ligament in his ••I, Wdlfe received the in- ¦ Sanday while playing •¦wfth Chi.rHsy Heath's Wfc Pros, at Allentown. Winable to account for the
• Ib which he received the
* •• "p was running In a ¦•I* He thinks he must ^•Ppert info  a  hole or rut.
^¦••kniun. another member Wth'i outfit, h also out with M right ankle that Is giv- ¦* ronsiderable pain.
* R it Friisch will Kive a Won h(« trip abroad Thurs- «• n m.. \...ember 1. t!»2S ¦ Uth^nu church. Naiareth.
M«MUtH.«*TO\V.\ C. v.. '
KALliV .\T HCllOH.Vm'K
('¦real   was   the  surprise  at   tbe end  of  the   haiipy  annivi'isary   of the   Itiiltli  year   of   the  Schoeneck .VIoravian   coiiKregatidti   last   Snn-, (liiy  wlieii  the  Schoeneck  Kndeav- orers with their   friends    entered the   Sunday   school   room   lu   look over   the  audience    coiuposeil     of Moorestown people who numbered no   less   tlian   one    hundred     andj fifty     Their junior choir rendered several  selections  very admirably under   the efficient   leadership   of, the  organist,  Jnhn   Wiiauer,   with ^ Mrs. Wlllauer at the piano.     .Miss Annie  Johnson  was the leader of the meeting  in   which   so    many took nn active part.    To listen  to the able speakers was   most    up-' lifting. I
Rev. 11. n. Clauss gave a splen¬ did  talk   tn   which   Stephen  Treln ^ resiiondod     very     fltlinitly.      The Schoeneck  orchestra   assisted     In Ihe song service. |
I The local society is Invited to come to Moorestown in the near future.
marked   l>y   having  orchestral   an-   i'hiladelphia.     Captain      of      the   in his remark ^ ask"d I'r.r :i nietitei compaiiiment   of the  sIngiiiK. Troop;   Theodore  VV.   Saville,    of   interest   in   the   uniformed   ranks
made (irand and a hearty co-ope".itioii betweei, John Halio- J.. (irand F're- Hev. K. J. Heath, president ot the .senior; K. H. Young, of lOaston. Meraviiin College for Women a' (irand Historian and K. (i. Schue- liethlehein. niiide a very teliln.i; n-,uek:e, of Allentown, (irand .\1- iiddre'-s al t'ne love fe;ist and the ttioner still have a year to .serve in Rev. Kobert I. (iieriiiK. now of tlieir respective ofTicer.'* being Kaston. brought n cordial Kiee'lng iiected for three years, to h's former nnrishioners. Moth The session w;is held in Shnf- of  tliere    ministers     asslsied     the   er's   Iial
Iiiislor   in   tlie   celehration   of   the   reth  and  convened   iit    s     o'clock Holy Cotnmunioii.     This  was   un-   with Captain   John     K.     Dormer
douhteilly the climax of a richly (irand Commander. pre.s ding, town or K'l^^f. oi, I blessed diiy. as It should be. Kv- The Invernoss degree team ot ery available seat Jn the niain au- Uiinhoe Commandery. N'o. 2t), diloriiiiii was occupied hy the Philadelphia, exemplit'fid Ihe De- revereiii communicants, who were ^ree of Chivalry and inducted a served Kv their former and their dass of lifteen candidates, present imstor. while the Rev. I'. Following Ihe d-gree work the J.  Heatli  presided.      The    attend-   Imsiness session    was     held.     Re- (Continued   on  Page Fmir
ance   w.is   the  largest    on     record ______:^^_____
for m'iii>   years »t  least. \ ^^"^"^  --^^^B ,       .^   —     — -
A ianri- delegation of adults nnd vntiiig people from the Moorestown l'nion church attend¬ ed the Voiinu People's mlly lu the eveninc. The Moorestown C. E. .Society htld charge nf the meeting. Their Jum' ir choir sang several selections linder the leiidershin of Mr. Wlllaii' r nnd the sineing was accomiinnicd »>v the Schoeneck orchestra. The whole service was a fine f ximple of Interdenom-
Commanderies and the Orand Commandery as furthering in the hest way the cause of the Kni-'hts (If liie C,ol'l->l   Ka;l>.
The sessii.i was t.i* < leuiiC'v and wns feattirerl bv iii'm-Tiiii.' (llsciis'-ilon of rHconimenil.'iii.ins presentei] hy th^* Mirioi's   -,Cli;ers.
The  matter  of  a   n'ac.>   for   the P.elvldere   street.   .\;iz3-   i ()2;» convention   was   left   to    the
eveciitive committee to decide.     It will  jirob:! ) V h ¦ held   a:     Nciri.i- iwn (
The     denionst'"!   o ;     civen     In .Nazare'h l>'   the (ift.nd Com-.r.iin I ery  diirin'.?   Its    brief    conven'ioii here  nn  Satii'div was 'ine   if  tbe finest    ever     held     locfilv.     Th°
.\inustice day. The cele^ir.ition i.s lieiiiK staged under the aussdcei of the Dii. is-l..iiwton Post, N.i. :ilt>. The I.ejjion parade is schei- 11 led to move at  1  p. m.
On  Saturday.  November   IT  the I local   unit   will   be    host     to     tha ' nelKh(iiirii'.'4  units at a lilg county ' meetinB .niul street demonstr.ition. .      At  a   recent   po.st    meeting     th^ I followlns offlcers were elected  for •lie   ens'iiiiK   term-      Commanler. Lewis      Wolfe;      vlce-comtnunder, Charles   1.   Steckel;     junior     vire- cotnmander,      Matthew     Morrow; I finance offlcer.  Wilson  .A.  7.erfasH: execnti  e  connnittee.   Flnvd ^"".u'z. Raymotid   Weaver.    Howard    Sim¬ ons,   Harry  Wunderly  and   Roljert Pauly.
a. ni.
MOMK-M.llll-:   (iOOIMK   SAI.K
IM»T.^l;V   MI'lKTI.Xn.
The N'azareth Rotarians on .Monday iiisjht listened to a dis¬ cussion of the several bond Is¬ sues to be voted upon by voters In Pennsylvania at the next election. The siieaker of the evening «vua Itees.-'i' former Commissioner Heira of What—   Rucks   county   who   discussed  tha
When—Saturday afternoon, Oc- toliC'i-   lii.       Where--.Mr. Mtors,   S.    .Vlain    street.
i'ie- made hy those who know Road bond. Forestry bond and iKiw to hake, fakes—uuch as, State College bond. He urged f>!\'.\, connoisseurs   make.     Candy.] support for the.se three and a dis-
I tliin.y that's always dandy andjCnsslon followed in which all took lire.id. as good as the  best you've, part.      President   Howard   Shimer
'^'- I presided   at  the  nieeting.
School Board Holds Meet¬ ing; New Teacher Elected
Fuimer Makes Hay Whether | the Sun Shines or Not
BURGESS PRAISES GOLDEN EAGLES
Roberts & Meek   	
Kaston  Ptib. Co	
.Met. Kdison Co. & Int. Oas
Co	
Ren.|.   H.   Siinhorn & Co.   .
J
H.   Fuliner,  owner  of  (Ireen tachment   and   bring    the     green
.\cre   farms,   located   just   outside grass  In  to the plant,  dump it  in
of town, has erected on his farms a pit and with a series of eleciric-
a   very  novel    und     etilcient     hay ally   opeiateil    conveyors,   it    will
drylnt; piant. enablliiK him  lo cut form  its o   n  mat,   pass    fhrou.-h
Mr and Mrs. I,ester Hawk on Sund IV iiHilored. I" lUoom-^hury aiul spent the day with lli> father. Ceorge Hawk
M. C.A. Boys To Stage Cross Country Run
inntlonal     co-operaf'on.      It      was . j   ¦        .    . . ,      ,     , ,  ,
greatly anrrecialed  hy   the   local   "1'='"^' <"' an.v cereal crop and dry   drylu-, oven, et  the evit i.f which.
niemhershin
The special offerings of the day. for the furtherance of the locnl church wo'vft. amounted to over 1200ft  and   gifts  are  still   coming
'"schoeneck   Is   well   renresented   "''•""-   ^^•'"'   ='    •H-pl'" enuul     of   ity   of   nppvo'-raf lv at  the Stnte  Sundny   school    co
same.   re™iiril!ess    of     v, h;'l     thi- In   lt> dry state.  II  will  dro])  into
weather may be. nn  Hti'omtit'c  h-iler. fh'^n  on  lo a
.Vir.   Fiilnicr    hiis     erected     six conc.v.ir   wlilc'i   v.ill   transport   it
modern   furnaces   to   jirodiice   his to  its sorug'   • !->re   lit"-   to     ii '
heal.     He   has   insti'led    a     huge g-ornil  int >  I'fil  and  hngge.l   for
fiill  making :!('ii   iivolutliins     |-er er.u'ke'.     Thi"   •-'ail  h's   i  ca^ac-
t  I'S     o
TS.IMKi   cubic   feet   per   iniiiiite   to   (Itv h'lc • er d   v con"!!-t'-'g •('out
t'ln of diy
Nazareth Castle No. Sflft. Kn-ghta of the Cidden Kagle met Monday eveniuK in Odd Felhiw Hall. Belvidere street. Chi^f Kiii- gess Robert F. Ziegler was pre.-<ent ml addressed the lodge. He commended the local members o i 'h" fne showing made in the con¬ vention h dd Saturday, and stated •''¦¦t demonstrations of this n.i- tiiro ^tre aheneflt hoth to the town •¦er^  fe Older.
\   committee was  named  to act ¦I   'iiiiefate«   to  the  district   meet¬ ing of the  K.  O.  K.  to be held  itil j.,,, no
Th-   regular monlh!:-  me.-titig of   .McCraw-Hill   Book  Co
i'lt.i School  ISoiiid  was lield in  the- ppuii.i.  Rand lust. Co.
H Kh School  hiiildlns. .Monday e,-
I '^ing.   Octolier   I.   lf>2'».
Menibers        present: .VUirtin.
''   '1.  liaiibeit  and Shimer.
Tile   minuies   of    the     previous ¦¦-••lug   were   read   and   aiiproved    Funk  &   Waenalls Co 'C^  read. | ninn and  Co	
Tie Treasurer of fhe Boird, So-Western Pub. Co. •¦•¦•';lere'i Ihe following report: i Na/ Iteri; Puh. Co. . It-ihinc:-' on    hand    .Sept.
1.   1 !• L' S    $ 2 0 (11 4 .9 ."i
Receipts. R^c',1  from Tax
(' riector    . $ 1 it.'^.«:!.t;."J "tuition     44.00
"I'llt T I        .   .   .   .
cV ''iidittires
Renvugtoii-Kand   Business
Ser, fl e   Inc	
Sciilt, For'>stnan & Co.   . .
American   ilook C.i	
Oregg   Pul).   Co	
T'nderv\oi>d Typewi uer Co.
neno>"r-(Ieppert Co	
. f 40!-.42.fiO   F.   Messlnger	
7067 22   Porter-Cable Mach. Co.   ..
 ¦ Charles fl. Ronhins Co.   . .
. Jl:; t7,'^.n'«   Lindner Pitch Pipe Co.  ..
Miller ren-   Ciirrt-nt    Kvf-nts   	
th^' Atr. Klaa  Mfu. Co	
V"7'ireth
'od'-"    "ill
"i^ter  recreat'ons.  quoits and lu-
I'oiir iiaseball.
n>'  Oct   I   I tiis... .
Tliv  Collector A.  A de's^d Ms flnnl report shn\«ln
"iM iwiiig  colloctions:   I!t2:!   taves   Onylord   Prothers Iienalties     SI  00.       tot-il    R.   K.   .Stout    ....
Committees     of     thei|j„,|^,^       ,^,4   laves   124 00,  p also   arrunge   for   tlie..,),,^,   jt j ^n
total   I:
;o.
venliot,  in Philadelphia  this week,   drive   Ihe   heat   through   his    ove,
Mrs   M.rle P.lckert and Mrs. R. H.   «hich has a total length   of     Is-
ilrenneike and  Mrs.  C.eorge   Kos-   [-*-^      So carefullv and acc,,ratd.^
tenbader are the offldal delegates   has   he   figured  out   his   radiation   snread  Inter-'
of  the -chool  and    one    or    two
other  vill kers  will    iirobably
lend one or two days' session"
' (lO •otinds of materliil.
TMs   I'lant   h   s  cre-it  d  a   wld--
iid vlsitos  from
problem that allhiu.Kh the oven Is   all   parts   of   t'e     counlrv     have
at-   practically  a  series  of   six     com-   ci'll»il   tnd  'n"  ected same      Varl-
I partments. there N no loss of heat   ous farnt and eiigln""rlng nuhllca-
vimi.i.\i:y ki-hits okkickiw
f .,  V-,  4
I'   r..  .iMtemos   	
1'.>-:H   H.   F.  Ziegler	
J:? 14     R.  C.  Oriffllh   	
toljl   .Nazareih  Hardware Co.
4.90
ti.OO
66.33
S.64
7.15
¦}r,.59
!»4.20
31.47
5.76
43.86
r.40
2.1.00
12.00
70.00
l.9r.
II.4.-1
142.40
4 67
4.65
2<.40
ir>.3fl
M>5
3.,';ri
fi 70 2.00
43r..r.o
1.60
blank.- iire out for a cross frun I) \y. held for ull bo.vs town I).;  )|,^    morning    of •f, Oct:)i)er    23.     The     run
• »tar'-rt ;,f  i„ „    ,„   from
¦jL ^ ^ building and will "MIc:.,, ;,>r:,ir In four clnss- ¦•I* mmt register by 10 p. wduy,   October    20.    The
• Will   be    determined    by ••l"'^. first, age by monthi:
g» height by quarter Inches, '¦'*<• weight in pound*. The ' wed together places the ¦ •'• class fi,r the competl-
I* ae
¦••ting*  will be held  to-j tThnrsjay)  in   tha    social 1
rooms of Ihe Y. M. C. A. at 7 P m The llovs Camp Club will hold their Ilrsl meeting of the new sea¬ son and will accept new member^. The d(nil.le object "'" this club Is to promote social and athletic events iu the boy's department and to raise money lo hely defray Ihe txiienses of boys who will at¬ tend the fUmp In l!'2» The nrst social flffalr of the rlub will be a Hallowe"en party.
The Industrial basket ball rep- resentaltves will hold a meeting at S p m Thursday to make plans for a schedule of names to be plaved In ihe V. M. C. A. gymnas¬ ium, i
In   Its entire   length.
Among    the   visitors   at   Srhoe                                                                             . neck's sundav .services were Prof,   the same  temperature at   the exit   .ss.u	
Paul F   Pl ck   of .Morivlan College as at the green end. and the heat   preiinred   liy    well     known     engi-
for   Men-   Clarence    Roehm,     the <-« '«« "H  Hmes under perfect con-   neers ,
Rev " Henrv   Kuehl   of   Ihe     First Hoi b<- means of a series of dnmp-
Moraviiin   clMirch.   Mr.   and   Mrs. ers and ventilators.
Fd   Heltel   Wilson .Sevfried. all of        By still   working    out     a
npthlebeni     Mr.  and   Mrs.   Frnnk minor  details   It   is   Mr.   Fulmer'si
Storker   Mrs   James  Rrewer. Mrs. aim to be able to go through the|     CIlMMrMOX   .*T  AUSttTH.
S   I    MIchler   of Kaston;  Mrs. C. entire operation of drying without,
Conrn<li    Mrs   W.   Master,   Arthur the to.ich of human hands to the       Re-   H. J   Khret, Reformed pas
SHvior,  Mrs.   Ji.meiJ Saylor,  Fran- product to be dried.
els  H    Huth   M     B      Urose,     of       When  the alfalfa  season  is on,
Bethlehem     Kdwln  H    Herd,     of and by this time   he    will     have
On  Friday evening at a reKuli(r,of  September    I»2S    as     follows
f   iMl   meeting  of   Ihe     Auxiliary   'nop,      taxes     Itu.oo.      pen-iltle'«
•.-ociated     wllh     Captain     OweHit-^nn.   total   «42.00;    1027     taxes
registering   Hous   will   hive   aitlcles   in   their   Rhe Camp No. 20 of l'nion Veter-| JtiO 20.     penalties     $2.16.      tot'il
biirl'\    -(diil've    lo     same
Sii2 li.";.     penalties Tot'il       165.79. Orand
f"1'!*!»' j Frank   Huth     SS3.20
Tax Collector R. C   Orimth ren-   Rlue  Mt.  Cons.  Water Co. 142.f.R
dered il report  showing collections   F.   E.   VVelnlaiid     220.75
•>f school taxes during the m.Tnth   N.   I,.   Yeakel            4.00
F.   A.  Marcks
6.94
Mr    Fulni""    has   patents   pend- I Ing <"ivering  the  plant  In Ifs   en- few   Lirety.
^*	
¦•ii« of fhe Civil War   the    follow-'^f^i ?c,;   1<»2S    tnx««i     $17,326.60- •iig   offlcers  were elected  to servo  uri'tid  total  $17,419.96. for the ensuing term:     Past pres-|      On  motion of Martin and  Hau- '¦  n'.    Alma    Wallers;    iiresident,   hert, un«nImouslv carried, llie  r»-
vlce. presi-  ports of the Tax Collectors and of; vote:      Yea:   Kern.   Martin    Hau
Mnry     Friinkenfleid: dent.     Haxel     Itterly: Mary   Fritchman;   treasurer.   An¬ nie   l'nger;   trustees,  Sadie  Scott, Clara  Me.vers and Carrie Barrall; chaplain. Sadie Kern: guide. Hat- tor at Arndt's   will administer the tie Kahler; assistant guide. Mahle| parment and the Treasurer auth Holy ''(imninn'on nn Sunday, Oc-  Frey:   color muards,    Anna     Nolf orited to pay them
t271!>.ftO Moved by Martin, seconded by Hidiherl. Ihat Miss Fllsabeth M. Reimel be elected to teach in th* first grade. Fairview building. Motion   cnrried   on   the  following
secretary,  the Treasurer   were received  and flled.
On motion of* Martin and Hau¬ bert. unanimously carried, ths following bilis were approved  for
I
tober 21. hoth morning and even-  and   Irene at
Ahle;     inner    guard.|Allyn A Bacon
Rnth    Sarah   F   Remaly   of Tat-  three cuttings of 350   acres    and  ing.   Im   f»«e   nornlng    at     10.30  Mary  Kirby;   outer guard, CarHa H. O. Simons A Son "nA    K   H   Newmeyer, of Stock- eventually   will  seed   the    entire j oclo«";   .-nd.TlS   In  the evening,   HoRand:   pianist,^   Jennie     Rohr-, World Book Co. frtown:     Mr.    and
Mrs.    Oeorg© farminalfaUa.il is his purpose to  Prep"r-tiorv snt-vices will be con- haeh;   patriotic   instructor,    Bi|«, A, S. Barnes A Co
K.i«.h   Mrs   John KhrU and Mrs.   go Into the fleld wHh dump trucks  ducted   on   Friday   evening Ceorge P.  Bahnsea.  of Naiareth.   with a mowing and   loading    at-; ceding, October 19 at 7.30 p.
pre- Williamson,    and    press    correg- rT«>nrKe P. Cram Co.
m.     poudenf. Carrie Hagenbuch. , Cambridge Bot. Sup. Co.
.1  l«.«l
38.«3
.     2».66
.     14.20
SO.R«
bert and Shimer.    Nay: noaa.
Moved by Haul>ert. seconded by Kern, that Tai Collector. A. A. Miller be exonaratad from eollaet* ing tha following Hneollactabla taxes, aggragatlng |II7.««. Mo¬ tion carriad oa tlw toll«wla« vote: Taa: Mkrtla. Raakart. Kata 1 and Shlaar.   Nar: adkia.
On aiottoa of Martia aa4 ftav I bert tha Board a4)oarao4i ta aM In adjoaraad saaaloa at 7.M 9. WL-,
208.2S  Mondar. Oetobar 11. Ittl.

Object Description

Title	The Nazareth Item
Masthead	The Nazareth Item
Volume	37
Issue	46
Subject	Nazareth's first English newspaper
Description	A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975
Publisher	The Nazareth Publishing Company
Physical Description	weekly newspaper
Date	1928-10-11
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Month	10
Day	11
Year	1928

Description

Title	The Nazareth Item
Masthead	The Nazareth Item
Volume	37
Issue	46
Subject	Nazareth's first English newspaper
Description	A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975
Publisher	The Nazareth Publishing Company
Physical Description	weekly newspaper
Date	1928-10-11
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Location Covered	United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth
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Full Text	T H E N A Z A R ETH ITEM #¦ AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER. DEVOTED TO LITERATURE. LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. XXXVII NAZARETH. PA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11. 1928 No. 46 IS Club Celebrates Fourth Anniversary; Writer and Poet Speaks Ihareth tJons Club cele- M fourth anniversary lu Hgoaer Tuesday evening '. Jtoner to their wives and Juw Y. M. C. A, Eignty- I tnd guests sat down to I, chirk"" dinner pre- ^ ••Motlicr" Mitchell and ^ The guest speaker of Ipg »^ Douglas Malloch, ^^fn Chicago writer and «ting was oi>€iied with r,"p. Thaeler, president of lto •" ""* •'ha'"". Rev. Lfir offered invogatmn after jjljggsenililage sang Atner- fl, Liotli gave their rotir .osual opening features. reiiilerrt with tieorge fliltt. lei'ding and Prof. KS ilt the piano. The ^^jired a piano solo as l^gf evening's entertaln- M\|tke recently reorganized ¦nCluh sang several selec- f\|\|( popular group was jipplauded. lAHene Heims delivered an Jig pl;ino!ogU8. William (gave a brief talk entitled fUrtliday." Andrew (i. Kern kyoke t:il oiit- fe;itures of these «n(s was Ihe inociil:iti(i!i »retli cliiidren ,'ig;iin'^t ;i lliu work carried out (lanre v.i;ii the most ap- i^fdicul methods. H(» also t Ihe work fhe l.ions are \|k Ihe tiKht aitninst hlind- klHt'oxal tiions' moveiniuit. DounUis .Malloch, of Cliicrigo, '.?ave the addre.ss of the evening, taking as his subject "Ilusband.s and Wive.s." Mr. Mallocli guve some liiteivstiuR .sideliKhts on married life, -a g,,„,i wife," he said, "shoiilil 111. :i comforter fn Iter hiistjiiiiil and nul a bluuket, to his anililtioiii-." In remarks con¬ cerning single "lilessedtu'ss" Ihe spetiker took a .shot at old m;tl(is und bachelors. "It Is \|j"tter to I'ellee, than be left," lie wariieil t^iem, as tntirital happiness iiiiist deio'iid on piiitUHl trust hiseil in real love. He ricittid one of liis poeiiis, "To C'tire" (lealiim witl fhe theme that llie liushand iind wife who are truly in love iuive fhiit beitiitifiil iissuraiice that someone in life reaily cares for ilim or her. Mrs. A. n. Thaeler also recited "Me of Mr. Miilldch's versps. "Me- "'^(¦mbliinres" de;iliiig v.itli ;i ¦hild's observiitions. "I'd like fo 'ic ;i lot of mother and .inst a little of my (bid." The hall w;is tastefully denor- •tted for thp occasion in aiittiniti leaves with a gorgeous display of inauniflceiit showy dahlliis fniiii the gardens of local dahlia ftp.- c'-rs. Til" aiifsts Wi'r:^ siiii- I'l-d uilli fancy colorful paper runs iMld presented ;i prel ty scene ,'is thev took their idares at the t.tble. A most enjoyable prounini was rendered and the fjoii'; clii') ran be said to have most ftttftiuly observed their fonrl'i aii'iiv-r.«- :it'.\'. Four p-i'^t presldtMits were pre- -I'l.t at the meeting. T'l^y were Fr.mk Mes'^lnger. Wi'liini P. Oano, Fred Martin and A. O. Kern. Red Letter Day Marks Re¬ opening of New and Beauti¬ ful Moravian Auditorium The re-opening and re-cotisecr;i- ;ingle the entire auditorium pro- lioii of the re-constructed auli- sents art and heauty. The color nrititn of the .Moravian chtirch at sch'-ine is old ivory and gold .'siiziirt th. Pit.. Sunday. f)ct. 7 go=;s ' lirl^ihtenlnK the rhureh In a won'- record on the pages of that; derful manner. historic chtirch as one of the liijAlii The cork Hoor plared by tho lin' ts and prejit red letter davs. I'liangst Furniture & Carpet Co. Kor more than tliree month- gives the floor a very soft at'd •reclianlcs and artists had been mellow effect. This is one of tho 'i boring under the direction of u first churches with a cork floor, I'laster mind. VVllllam .1. Arm- which it Is claimed will last al- -froti!; of the firm of Thos. .-\rni-. most lOft years. -troiiK & Co.. Inc., Philarlelplila. The Tphting system installed \Mirl; a fjreat trani^form-ittoti. Ity r. C. Altemos of Nazareth, in Tir- walls of Ihe aiiditorliini probably tlie most perfect system '•ere canvassed jnid luiintod with ktiown, tr:iiisr(irti.ing thr cJmreij oil pllnt. The iiiilpit recess was into d:iyli;;tit wittniiit a glare. It !.e-Mififnlly ai'bed with a nioii'.;!- is seiiii-difect. The color scheme it!!, wilh a key stone in the cen- (if the auditorium and tiie chande* tl r. On hoth sides fluted pila.sfers Hers with tut^ers on the outsldo 1 ei— pliiced, and In front of the blend most beautifully and give a pilasters, on each side, two im- rrost pleesimi effefct. The effect tr'tise columns resting on n-.asslve'elicited mucii comment, many liie-e, crowned with Corinthian pronoiuicir.i; It Ihe hest they had cat 4 nn which rests a massive e\er seen in a rhureh. cii'-ony, the cove and mouldlna.' Tiie hiiil'Ilng committee con'slst- The effect must he seen to bs np-' Ioe of A. f>. Slur.gis. VV. K. Hnnrjr, eciited. Piln.sters were also I l-'cvl lietween all the windows,>{ fiie en'ire auditorium which nNo VVilll'im f. fiaiin. Henry Schlegel, ,\ o Kot-n. Piiil Capp. (the Pi^rfl of Trti«'epu). Mrs. .lohn A. vpit o.ri Corinthiiin hase and cais' VTI'ler. Mr"". Fdna S. Shimer. .Vlrs. ^ti'-rnrti!':; Ill- nuissive c(>ve en^', Cl'tir'f" Klefer. Asher firown. Viewed from any, > r'' a. til. ill the M. B. in t'. chtirch, N'orth lOiahth street, Allentown. Tl^e local church ot Nazareth will ba^^^presented by tbe paaKfir, °* ' .jyn^l^itir '"''! lay-delegate K. Ooodshall. Ae<^ cording to reports obtained splen-, did progress 1;hs been made along all lines. Thirty new members l-.ine been added to the church. The Sunday schooi and prayer mi c tinus also show a nice increase, in attendance througli the activi- t'es of Homer .1. (iaanier and A. Ciaunier, respectively. .\11 expect the pastor to be returned by the conference for another year. Tlte church will he closed on Sunday, Oct.- 14. .Vlembers and friends are Invited to attend .Sunday serv¬ ices inorning, afternoon and e\eu- ing at Allentown in the Radio church. Rev. Musselman, pastor. \| SCHOENECK MOR¬ AVIANS CELEBRATE 166th AMIVERS.ARY The firaiid Comtnatulery ot I'orts were read hy the Histori.m I'ennsylvaiiiu in .stssiou at .N'a.'.u- from the (irand Commander re- .-iflh on Saturd.iy evening elected viewing the work of the Coiu- aptain F. Louis Kraemer. of mmrlety d!ivin,< ihe past year an.l .\':!Zareth, Craiul Comniaii-lcr tu askiiia for cot:'iniied and gre:Uer .uccee.i fitiitain John K. Dcriu-^r, activity among the Comniiinderies of ihiladelphia, w!iii.se term e.i- as the surest w;iy of creat ng a " './;red and whu was not a cii'.i.li- lively and healthful spirit amona The I66th anniversary ot the, I'.ute for re-election. Captain the Ci>stles. In his report th-.- LOCAL LEGION POST HAS FULL C.ALE.ND.AR FOR NEXT MONTH On Novemher'lO. the meinbeis The October meeting of tha i'arent-T-:;ac!'.er Association will After'the session a group of thsjbe held on Thursday evening the local lodae made uii of Past Sir, eleventh, beginning at 7.46 Knltl't Murshals .iourneyed to O'clock. rUfli'ehem where they visited Re-} The program wli! lie featured 'i;"ice Chamber. The committ •-¦ i,y an address on "The Care of tho in charse of the minstrel shoW\| Feet" bv Mr. Kline, of Bethlehem. chlch the O. K F. will eive in thej Mr. Kline is r-puted to be an au- HiKh School atidltoriiim in a fe'.v' thorit v on t'.ils .subject as well as weeks reported thai nrranB-ments a pleusine speaker. ¦r-^ proceeding s;itisfactorlly. I (>\i IKMATION .\M» COVnilMON Tt'e children of the flfth grado, Whitfield building, wiW entertain v,ith several songs. Other must'- cal selections are also on the pro¬ gram. Important business mat¬ ters will crime uo for consldera- lloti and it Is hoped, therefore. Lev. Ceo. S. Kleckner. Lttther- II p'stor of .\rndt's church, will, that as many memberg aa possible Schoeneck congregation celArrft- I'^raemer has been an active v..rk- Crand Commander stated he cf tto Harold \ . Knecbt I ost,^o ' - '- er In the Orand Conimandtfry dur- would not be a candidate forTe'T' 41H' .-flli«Pll'liin..egJon, wilT pro-, onfirm a class of catechiiineiis. wll atten,\| iig his term cs (Irand Capf.iln of election. ! ceed t« Ciii::sau(\|ua where tliey \| otiduct the preparatory service ite Troop and also as captain of cr-U'l Historian. K. il. Vi^tfti:;., ¦'/U>^»'''^'* '" "" •^'•"U"'''' ''«n>""-i "-' ndministe,- the I.ord'.s Supiwr event. .Members aud friends came ;i,t. Xazareth Commande'. y. flis presented his repolt and Inade ''h.-trt'tion and celebration. Sun-j'in Su-iday, October 14 at H.45 from far and near until every Sf at ^'ection met witii gen-ral fiivor several recommendations which '^¦'•' November 11 they will ed last Sn cessful and lr. was 1r>Tery b.ic-i largely iittended wa.s filled at most of the servicer, ""f* h'-" nomination was h.^artily were approved after brief discu.s- ndorsed hy the retiring (irind slon. Commander, Captain Dormer. \| ,.„\| ,,,,,„ ^ .Mi.\|i;M,t, if^nfesen- Captain K. J. Werley, of Alien- fatlve to l:ie Suprr'nie Ca.stle, t,;v. II, uas named Olflcer of the made an oral re'io't whlcl was re- at- fornial The festive nature of tlte d.iy w.i=i announced at !• a. m. by the jiiay- ing of the t i-otulmne choir in th^ tind :i local church at .Vlenmrlal .service. I On .N'ovember 12. the organiza¬ tion will journey to Summit fiill and tnke part In a big detnonstra- chui-ch steeple. All services were (;,,ard: Captain .John .I. Tobin, ut ce'ved and noted. Col. MMigeot tion being th- lutu anniversary o; Special interest was manifested i'hiladelphia, was in the presence of visiting clergy Knight Preceptor; ond friends from a distance. The v.ell. Cloucester. .\ Wolfe js conflned to his a torn ligament in his ••I, Wdlfe received the in- ¦ Sanday while playing •¦wfth Chi.rHsy Heath's Wfc Pros, at Allentown. Winable to account for the • Ib which he received the * •• "p was running In a ¦•I* He thinks he must ^•Ppert info a hole or rut. ^¦••kniun. another member Wth'i outfit, h also out with M right ankle that Is giv- ¦* ronsiderable pain. * R it Friisch will Kive a Won h(« trip abroad Thurs- «• n m.. \...ember 1. t!»2S ¦ Uth^nu church. Naiareth. M«MUtH.«TO\V.\ C. v.. ' KALliV .\T HCllOH.Vm'K ('¦real was the surprise at tbe end of the haiipy annivi'isary of the Itiiltli year of the Schoeneck .VIoravian coiiKregatidti last Snn-, (liiy wlieii the Schoeneck Kndeav- orers with their friends entered the Sunday school room lu look over the audience coiuposeil of Moorestown people who numbered no less tlian one hundred andj fifty Their junior choir rendered several selections very admirably under the efficient leadership of, the organist, Jnhn Wiiauer, with ^ Mrs. Wlllauer at the piano. .Miss Annie Johnson was the leader of the meeting in which so many took nn active part. To listen to the able speakers was most up-' lifting. I Rev. 11. n. Clauss gave a splen¬ did talk tn which Stephen Treln ^ resiiondod very fltlinitly. The Schoeneck orchestra assisted In Ihe song service. \| I The local society is Invited to come to Moorestown in the near future. marked l>y having orchestral an- i'hiladelphia. Captain of the in his remark ^ ask"d I'r.r :i nietitei compaiiiment of the sIngiiiK. Troop; Theodore VV. Saville, of interest in the uniformed ranks made (irand and a hearty co-ope".itioii betweei, John Halio- J.. (irand F're- Hev. K. J. Heath, president ot the .senior; K. H. Young, of lOaston. Meraviiin College for Women a' (irand Historian and K. (i. Schue- liethlehein. niiide a very teliln.i; n-,uek:e, of Allentown, (irand .\1- iiddre'-s al t'ne love fe;ist and the ttioner still have a year to .serve in Rev. Kobert I. (iieriiiK. now of tlieir respective ofTicer.' being Kaston. brought n cordial Kiee'lng iiected for three years, to h's former nnrishioners. Moth The session w;is held in Shnf- of tliere ministers asslsied the er's Iial Iiiislor in tlie celehration of the reth and convened iit s o'clock Holy Cotnmunioii. This was un- with Captain John K. Dormer douhteilly the climax of a richly (irand Commander. pre.s ding, town or K'l^^f. oi, I blessed diiy. as It should be. Kv- The Invernoss degree team ot ery available seat Jn the niain au- Uiinhoe Commandery. N'o. 2t), diloriiiiii was occupied hy the Philadelphia, exemplit'fid Ihe De- revereiii communicants, who were ^ree of Chivalry and inducted a served Kv their former and their dass of lifteen candidates, present imstor. while the Rev. I'. Following Ihe d-gree work the J. Heatli presided. The attend- Imsiness session was held. Re- (Continued on Page Fmir ance w.is the largest on record ______:^^_____ for m'iii> years »t least. \ ^^"^"^ --^^^B , .^ — — - A ianri- delegation of adults nnd vntiiig people from the Moorestown l'nion church attend¬ ed the Voiinu People's mlly lu the eveninc. The Moorestown C. E. .Society htld charge nf the meeting. Their Jum' ir choir sang several selections linder the leiidershin of Mr. Wlllaii' r nnd the sineing was accomiinnicd »>v the Schoeneck orchestra. The whole service was a fine f ximple of Interdenom- Commanderies and the Orand Commandery as furthering in the hest way the cause of the Kni-'hts (If liie C,ol'l->l Ka;l>. The sessii.i was t.i* < leuiiC'v and wns feattirerl bv iii'm-Tiiii.' (llsciis'-ilon of rHconimenil.'iii.ins presentei] hy th^* Mirioi's -,Cli;ers. The matter of a n'ac.> for the P.elvldere street. .\;iz3- i ()2;» convention was left to the eveciitive committee to decide. It will jirob:! ) V h ¦ held a: Nciri.i- iwn ( The denionst'"! o ; civen In .Nazare'h l>' the (ift.nd Com-.r.iin I ery diirin'.? Its brief conven'ioii here nn Satii'div was 'ine if tbe finest ever held locfilv. Th° .\inustice day. The cele^ir.ition i.s lieiiiK staged under the aussdcei of the Dii. is-l..iiwton Post, N.i. :ilt>. The I.ejjion parade is schei- 11 led to move at 1 p. m. On Saturday. November IT the I local unit will be host to tha ' nelKh(iiirii'.'4 units at a lilg county ' meetinB .niul street demonstr.ition. . At a recent po.st meeting th^ I followlns offlcers were elected for •lie ens'iiiiK term- Commanler. Lewis Wolfe; vlce-comtnunder, Charles 1. Steckel; junior vire- cotnmander, Matthew Morrow; I finance offlcer. Wilson .A. 7.erfasH: execnti e connnittee. Flnvd ^"".u'z. Raymotid Weaver. Howard Sim¬ ons, Harry Wunderly and Roljert Pauly. a. ni. MOMK-M.llll-: (iOOIMK SAI.K IM»T.^l;V MI'lKTI.Xn. The N'azareth Rotarians on .Monday iiisjht listened to a dis¬ cussion of the several bond Is¬ sues to be voted upon by voters In Pennsylvania at the next election. The siieaker of the evening «vua Itees.-'i' former Commissioner Heira of What— Rucks county who discussed tha When—Saturday afternoon, Oc- toliC'i- lii. Where--.Mr. Mtors, S. .Vlain street. i'ie- made hy those who know Road bond. Forestry bond and iKiw to hake, fakes—uuch as, State College bond. He urged f>!\'.\, connoisseurs make. Candy.] support for the.se three and a dis- I tliin.y that's always dandy andjCnsslon followed in which all took lire.id. as good as the best you've, part. President Howard Shimer '^'- I presided at the nieeting. School Board Holds Meet¬ ing; New Teacher Elected Fuimer Makes Hay Whether \| the Sun Shines or Not BURGESS PRAISES GOLDEN EAGLES Roberts & Meek Kaston Ptib. Co .Met. Kdison Co. & Int. Oas Co Ren.\|. H. Siinhorn & Co. . J H. Fuliner, owner of (Ireen tachment and bring the green .\cre farms, located just outside grass In to the plant, dump it in of town, has erected on his farms a pit and with a series of eleciric- a very novel und etilcient hay ally opeiateil conveyors, it will drylnt; piant. enablliiK him lo cut form its o n mat, pass fhrou.-h Mr and Mrs. I,ester Hawk on Sund IV iiHilored. I" lUoom-^hury aiul spent the day with lli> father. Ceorge Hawk M. C.A. Boys To Stage Cross Country Run inntlonal co-operaf'on. It was . j ¦ . . . , , , , , greatly anrrecialed hy the local "1'='"^' <"' an.v cereal crop and dry drylu-, oven, et the evit i.f which. niemhershin The special offerings of the day. for the furtherance of the locnl church wo'vft. amounted to over 1200ft and gifts are still coming '"schoeneck Is well renresented "''•""- ^^•'"' =' •H-pl'" enuul of ity of nppvo'-raf lv at the Stnte Sundny school co same. re™iiril!ess of v, h;'l thi- In lt> dry state. II will dro]) into weather may be. nn Hti'omtit'c h-iler. fh'^n on lo a .Vir. Fiilnicr hiis erected six conc.v.ir wlilc'i v.ill transport it modern furnaces to jirodiice his to its sorug' • !->re lit"- to ii ' heal. He has insti'led a huge g-ornil int > I'fil and hngge.l for fiill making :!('ii iivolutliins \|-er er.u'ke'. Thi" •-'ail h's i ca^ac- t I'S o TS.IMKi cubic feet per iniiiiite to (Itv h'lc • er d v con"!!-t'-'g •('out t'ln of diy Nazareth Castle No. Sflft. Kn-ghta of the Cidden Kagle met Monday eveniuK in Odd Felhiw Hall. Belvidere street. Chi^f Kiii- gess Robert F. Ziegler was pre.-2'». Menibers present: .VUirtin. '' '1. liaiibeit and Shimer. Tile minuies of the previous ¦¦-••lug were read and aiiproved Funk & Waenalls Co 'C^ read. \| ninn and Co Tie Treasurer of fhe Boird, So-Western Pub. Co. •¦•¦•';lere'i Ihe following report: i Na/ Iteri; Puh. Co. . It-ihinc:-' on hand .Sept. 1. 1 !• L' S $ 2 0 (11 4 .9 ."i Receipts. R^c',1 from Tax (' riector . $ 1 it.'^.«:!.t;."J "tuition 44.00 "I'llt T I . . . . cV ''iidittires Renvugtoii-Kand Business Ser, fl e Inc Sciilt, For'>stnan & Co. . . American ilook C.i Oregg Pul). Co T'nderv\oi>d Typewi uer Co. neno>"r-(Ieppert Co . f 40!-.42.fiO F. Messlnger 7067 22 Porter-Cable Mach. Co. .. ¦ Charles fl. Ronhins Co. . . . Jl:; t7,'^.n'« Lindner Pitch Pipe Co. .. Miller ren- Ciirrt-nt Kvf-nts th^' Atr. Klaa Mfu. Co V"7'ireth 'od'-" "ill "i^ter recreat'ons. quoits and lu- I'oiir iiaseball. n>' Oct I I tiis... . Tliv Collector A. A de's^d Ms flnnl report shn\«ln "iM iwiiig colloctions: I!t2:! taves Onylord Prothers Iienalties SI 00. tot-il R. K. .Stout .... Committees of thei\|j„,\|^,^ ,^,4 laves 124 00, p also arrunge for tlie..,),,^, jt j ^n total I: ;o. venliot, in Philadelphia this week, drive Ihe heat through his ove, Mrs M.rle P.lckert and Mrs. R. H. «hich has a total length of Is- ilrenneike and Mrs. C.eorge Kos- [--^ So carefullv and acc,,ratd.^ tenbader are the offldal delegates has he figured out his radiation snread Inter-' of the -chool and one or two other vill kers will iirobably lend one or two days' session" ' (lO •otinds of materliil. TMs I'lant h s cre-it d a wld-- iid vlsitos from problem that allhiu.Kh the oven Is all parts of t'e counlrv have at- practically a series of six com- ci'll»il tnd 'n" ected same Varl- I partments. there N no loss of heat ous farnt and eiigln""rlng nuhllca- vimi.i.\i:y ki-hits okkickiw f ., V-, 4 I' r.. .iMtemos 1'.>-:H H. F. Ziegler J:? 14 R. C. Oriffllh toljl .Nazareih Hardware Co. 4.90 ti.OO 66.33 S.64 7.15 ¦}r,.59 !»4.20 31.47 5.76 43.86 r.40 2.1.00 12.00 70.00 l.9r. II.4.-1 142.40 4 67 4.65 2<.40 ir>.3fl M>5 3.,';ri fi 70 2.00 43r..r.o 1.60 blank.- iire out for a cross frun I) \y. held for ull bo.vs town I).; )\|,^ morning of •f, Oct:)i)er 23. The run • »tar'-rt ;,f i„ „ ,„ from ¦jL ^ ^ building and will "MIc:.,, ;,>r:,ir In four clnss- ¦•I mmt register by 10 p. wduy, October 20. The • Will be determined by ••l"'^. first, age by monthi: g» height by quarter Inches, '¦'<• weight in pound. The ' wed together places the ¦ •'• class fi,r the competl- I* ae ¦••ting* will be held to-j tThnrsjay) in tha social 1 rooms of Ihe Y. M. C. A. at 7 P m The llovs Camp Club will hold their Ilrsl meeting of the new sea¬ son and will accept new member^. The d(nil.le object "'" this club Is to promote social and athletic events iu the boy's department and to raise money lo hely defray Ihe txiienses of boys who will at¬ tend the fUmp In l!'2» The nrst social flffalr of the rlub will be a Hallowe"en party. The Industrial basket ball rep- resentaltves will hold a meeting at S p m Thursday to make plans for a schedule of names to be plaved In ihe V. M. C. A. gymnas¬ ium, i In Its entire length. Among the visitors at Srhoe . neck's sundav .services were Prof, the same temperature at the exit .ss.u Paul F Pl ck of .Morivlan College as at the green end. and the heat preiinred liy well known engi- for Men- Clarence Roehm, the <-« '«« "H Hmes under perfect con- neers , Rev " Henrv Kuehl of Ihe First Hoi b<- means of a series of dnmp- Moraviiin clMirch. Mr. and Mrs. ers and ventilators. Fd Heltel Wilson .Sevfried. all of By still working out a npthlebeni Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk minor details It is Mr. Fulmer'si Storker Mrs James Rrewer. Mrs. aim to be able to go through the\| CIlMMrMOX .T AUSttTH. S I MIchler of Kaston; Mrs. C. entire operation of drying without, Conrn f school taxes during the m.Tnth N. I,. Yeakel 4.00 F. A. Marcks 6.94 Mr Fulni"" has patents pend- I Ing <"ivering the plant In Ifs en- few Lirety. ^ ¦•ii« of fhe Civil War the follow-'^f^i ?c,; 1<»2S tnx««i $17,326.60- •iig offlcers were elected to servo uri'tid total $17,419.96. for the ensuing term: Past pres-\| On motion of Martin and Hau- '¦ n'. Alma Wallers; iiresident, hert, un«nImouslv carried, llie r»- vlce. presi- ports of the Tax Collectors and of; vote: Yea: Kern. Martin Hau Mnry Friinkenfleid: dent. Haxel Itterly: Mary Fritchman; treasurer. An¬ nie l'nger; trustees, Sadie Scott, Clara Me.vers and Carrie Barrall; chaplain. Sadie Kern: guide. Hat- tor at Arndt's will administer the tie Kahler; assistant guide. Mahle\| parment and the Treasurer auth Holy ''(imninn'on nn Sunday, Oc- Frey: color muards, Anna Nolf orited to pay them t271!>.ftO Moved by Martin, seconded by Hidiherl. Ihat Miss Fllsabeth M. Reimel be elected to teach in th* first grade. Fairview building. Motion cnrried on the following secretary, the Treasurer were received and flled. On motion of* Martin and Hau¬ bert. unanimously carried, ths following bilis were approved for I tober 21. hoth morning and even- and Irene at Ahle; inner guard.\|Allyn A Bacon Rnth Sarah F Remaly of Tat- three cuttings of 350 acres and ing. Im f»«e nornlng at 10.30 Mary Kirby; outer guard, CarHa H. O. Simons A Son "nA K H Newmeyer, of Stock- eventually will seed the entire j oclo«"; .-nd.TlS In the evening, HoRand: pianist,^ Jennie Rohr-, World Book Co. frtown: Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg© farminalfaUa.il is his purpose to Prep"r-tiorv snt-vices will be con- haeh; patriotic instructor, Bi\|«, A, S. Barnes A Co K.i«.h Mrs John KhrU and Mrs. go Into the fleld wHh dump trucks ducted on Friday evening Ceorge P. Bahnsea. of Naiareth. with a mowing and loading at-; ceding, October 19 at 7.30 p. pre- Williamson, and press correg- rT«>nrKe P. Cram Co. m. poudenf. Carrie Hagenbuch. , Cambridge Bot. Sup. Co. .1 l«.«l 38.«3 . 2».66 . 14.20 SO.R« bert and Shimer. Nay: noaa. Moved by Haul>ert. seconded by Kern, that Tai Collector. A. A. Miller be exonaratad from eollaet* ing tha following Hneollactabla taxes, aggragatlng \|II7.««. Mo¬ tion carriad oa tlw toll«wla« vote: Taa: Mkrtla. Raakart. Kata 1 and Shlaar. Nar: adkia. On aiottoa of Martia aa4 ftav I bert tha Board a4)oarao4i ta aM In adjoaraad saaaloa at 7.M 9. WL-, 208.2S Mondar. Oetobar 11. Ittl.
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Year	1928
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