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The Nazareth Item XXXIX AN INDEPENDENT PAMILY NEWSPAPER. DEVOTED TO LITERATURE. LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1930 No. It CHANTS PLAN TO SPONSER BIG COMMUNITY SALES ugn To Adopt Calendar of Sellingr Events > Buying Spirit of Community; Del- ) Be Staged Here March 14 and 15; ^iidir^ Shopping Movement Discussed pjjtiaiiilate I^DurTol aatehsaU are going to- response. Thia feature it wa.s said aa^ot sales and otber! couM be worked up with a series IttTalators In tbls bor-' of prises to bo offered for the most TjlSAiComing season and attractive displays. It ii likely silt liidlcstlons the pro-| that the committee will develop ^jria merchants should the idea and give Xazareth shop- ¦"j* bsarty reception. i pers a chance to stroll ahout town 1''*L|,bU Committee of and get an eyeful of the many STofCommerce met last kinds of merchandise tliut aro 1 tks Naiareth Inn and offered in the local field. the matter of stiniu- Sale da.vs. regulated as to time in various ways, so that all the husines-i men ot, chairman of the town may offer sppcial imiuce- '^^j'oga at the meeting ments, was another feu'ure suj?- the iiur,iose of the gented in the discmsioij. This led] I to the discuiision of the proposed. Bitl** former burgess "l>ollar Day" that gave such great! isrsslde'at of tlie Chamberi satletaction during the pa-tt .'sea.sun.j •V"! ipoke on bualness; The movement-^ did not receive; iMthe town and e.\presi- such whole hearted support trom | ton tbat wliile business the merchants in previous attempts ^ I brisk as many would to put across a "Dollar Day" Init r""^j. It tbere is still no the results both in r»*turns to t!i6| 'wocry. He gave as hi4 nierchant and lO tha buyer were, 1 lilt tks present year will, such that many are convinced of I (or tbe better in busi- the wisdom of such sale. Present plans include a "Dollar Day" or ratht-r two of them to be held on March 14 and !.">. At this „llltioU throughout the iBWttiit** in a round table ire of the opinion that ,^1 was as good and per- "uillbetter tlian 1!»28 bad yUa* were brought up ¦1 to the t>est means time it is expected most ot the dealers in town will co-operate in the movement and offer merchan¬ dise in the u.sual manner ot sales at a flat price ot one dollar. Tho fine values offer-^d in past sale.s ot Ity service which couldjthls kind and fhe evident interest by the merchants.]of the buying iiutilic has convinced Will of Late Ed. H. Rohn I Probated •eiiltocussed th'^ possibility j the meroliants tiiat contacn madH| gpon.soring vari-| througli the«e sales greatly aiiii to liports as well as work-! the general good ft-eling thatj fttlistlbllshmeiit of a pub'i Hhouid exist in a community and lUlUyirouiicl some where I that buyers are better acquainted I ill korough. This plati^ with the oft'erings lu the local luar- bten tall<eJ aliout in kets after a visit to tlie stores on 10 real definite steps tlu'se occa.sions. Hundreds of Ilea taken toward the out-of-town cu-stomers flock t> |'» teal playground. I town on fhe occasion of such a llhofping on certain de- sale and many become regular land nights with all buyers in the local stores. Fur-| "" ¦eg of town co-oi>er- ther stories concerning the prog- fVSTlTITTIOXS NAMED Borement was also ress of the dollar day plans will be ^ laal aet with favorable given in "The Item" nezt week. Dryland Church Trustees Get Bequest For Care of Graves In Cemetery «y ilman talks Here DOLLAR DAY HARVEST TINE FOR WISE SHOPPERS The will ot Edwlo F. Roha. lata of Lower Naaaratb township, wbo waa well known tbroughout Nor¬ 'thampton county, was probated at the Xortbampton County court house, in the office of Register of Wills Herbert D. Snyder. The NAZARETH DEALERS HOST TO HUNDREDS AT FIRST AUTO SHOW Initial Exhibit of Xew Models In Motordom Acclaim' ed a Grand Success By Fans and Dealers; Many Prizes Given Away; Bigger and Better Show Looked Forward To Well Known Naz. Woman Passes Away DEPUTIES RESTORE ORDER ON STREETS IN STRIKE PLIGHT Mrs. J. A. Miller Succumbs Special Officers Patrol Mill Property and Break Up To Stroke Sustained After Successful Operation CHARITABLE CITIZEN Picket Line and Loitering of Spectators and Sympathizers Near Plant; Parking Abo stricted; Martial Law Unofficial Thope were no developments in tlie H.jsiery workers strike here .Mrs. Emily Moon Miller, wife of! o.er the week end. everything he- John A. .Miller, president of the '"« unusually quiet. Authorities Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Cor-] say they are still searching for the poration died at 10:.3:2 Tuesday par,-y who fired a shot into a truck morning In .St. Luke's hospital.] of th-;j Schmidt Ho.<iery, near Ack- t al law have made some local , >')li!r> wonder what constltataa ntrtial law. .Many are under tba ic-.ire-vii in that tbe Governor ot the S j:e is the only offlcial Who c'lri doclare martial law in any community and that in sucb aa where she had been a patient since emianviiie. on the A.Hhlaiid-Baiigor event the State militia or at tims February 7. .Mrs. Miller was Gii High\A'ay Friday ninht as it was years of age at the time of her, tran .porring workmen from the dea'li. She had entered tht* hos- mill. .N'o pickets were on duty pital for an oiieration for toiiiilltis, Monday and Tue.sday and special whirh was successful. A blood offlrerT are kee|)ing the stree's clot formed on tiie brain however] near the mill cleared of loiterers following tlie operation and para- as a part of the program aecld->d l.vzed one side. .Mrs. .Miller had] upon at a conference Friday even- rallied tor a brief time t>ut wa.s in In.? be'ween the Burgess, Town a coma during the past throe day.? I'''ouncil. District Attorney .Mauch. before her death. Besides her liusband she is sur'.ived by a sua, .lohn, at home; two s'ep children. Sheriff John Snyder and County De-'ectives. Con.stant reports heard .Mrs. Mary Wynn, of town, and stree', that the town Is under mar Conrad .Miller, of D<"S .Moines. Ia I - ¦ — th(» State police are placed la power. Depiry .Sheriffs in plain clothea are patrulling the busines.? district of the town and It Is said have told I.e^iple the town is under martial law. Ther^ has been no troubla of any kind since last week, wban -everal memi)ers of the strikera group were arrested. Most of tba H'riking knitters were in Eastoa j at>»iid;njt court this week and the on the rumor that the town is under martial law is tomfoolery. .Mrs. .Miller was the daughter ot W. W. Moon, of Eastoa. her mo'li¬ er being a member of the well known and highly respected Nighi- ingale family of tha? city. Slie moved here after her marriage to Mr. Miller twenty-five years ago and has since made her liome iu this to'.vn. She was a member ot tlie Moravian church, here, and a most charitably inclined woman, fiifted with a lienevolent dispos- BETHLEHEM HOST OF S. S. WORKERS IN STATE TOUR Tlie tour of the state now being made in the interest ot Sunday scho.ji work is touching many ot the iirg-* cities of I'eiiiii^ylvania. ition her charities were many and B-ginning la.st week in Philadel- varied and carried on most unoli-j phia the tdur e.xtended to several tru-iively. .Many persons who have^ vesfera cities and will tulniliuta cause to remember her b'-nevo.'euce t vlay (Tliursdayi at Betiilehetn will sorrow a', her dea'h while when the only meetings to be heLl those who were associated with' in our county will take place m her numerous activities will missClirist Reformed church. Centro a I'lo-it cheery comrade and most ,itreet. one at 4 and the other at willing helper. |7:43 p. m. This is the third an- Bi'sides her meralwship in the Coutinu"d on Page Four ' chnri'li Mrs. Miller was a niemlieri . i of and contributed geiierouslv '.;> i the Moravian Missionary Society, ] SPECIAL SERVICES | the Twenty Minute Society, the ' Local Man Named Cen¬ sus Taker Ralph E. Stocker To Help Count Uncle Sam*8 Family This Year The automobila show bald Ini Tha axblblt iacladed dlaplaya ot town last Priday and Saturday Siegel's garage; Oldamobile; Rotb's attracted about a thousand persona to the show rooms on South Main street where tbe show was held. Numerous Nazareth dealers exhib- garage, Hudson and Esaes; Greg¬ ory's garage, Hupmobile; Tony Ferraro, Plymouth and DeSoto; Ziegler's garage, Studebaker and ited tbe latest models and styles. Erskine. Natareth buyers will look for¬ ward with interest to the story told in another column of the pro¬ posed "I>ollar Day" tor Nazareth tbat tbe local merchants are plan¬ ning. Those wbo can recall the last dollar day held in tbls com¬ munity will remember tbe many V, , , , I flne bargains offered and the won- W-weekl.v meeting ot ,,p^,„, ^.^,„p^ received. This was the consumers side of the ledger, merchandise in many instances worth much more than a dollar. Aim. ..„ I • . ' »viis sacrificed by the dealers iu .jn* gave a brief report piter Speaks To Clab On High- Problems iClsb was lield iu the Y. ¦I hail Tupsiiay even-! •nt Elwoud I'nangst Ists conveniiun at New M* promised a more de- "•Poft later. •flUtlon was r.','..iveil from •iCIab, of Strmi Isluirg, lu- !.'••'«*» club to the form- 'Msjr party at the Penn- Hottl Tuesiiiy evening, llth, Kllck. chairman of the ,. ..•"""'"'"^e. announced LTI "nd woul.l be Ladies* «»il»of the iir.igram will •«»4UtOT l.t«ui^' ^ Hariister. Troop •wWlhway Pa-riil, address- «'W on "Highway Prob- .«"ong the iiroblems he »sre; failure to huve ths sale and the consumer was the richer. The dealers were not planning the affair however as just a hand¬ out day they believed the money that went out in this dollar day was well spent in advertising. Most of them reported many new cus'ioniers from among the groups Nazaretb National Bank Is named ot cars and the affair was a gala executor. I display of all that Is flne and lux- The will provides that f 1000 In] """'ous in motor cars, trust be given to tbe trustees oti Radios furnished music for tho the Dryland Lutheran congregation, occasion and during the progress at Hecktown. ibe interests to be nine sets of radios and five speak- used for the care and preservation] ers were awarded to holders ot of the graves of Mr. and Mrs. lucky door tickets, the radios and Reuben Dech. Mr. and Mrs. Henry speakers being given by Gregory's Rohn, Mr. and Mrs. George Rohn. | Hupmobile garage. Mr. and Mra. Conrad Rohn, Ed¬ ward Rohn and Forrest E. Rohn. The sum of 1600 is ordered to be given to tho Hope Cemetery Association, the interest ot which is to be u.sed for tho care and preservation of the graves of Mr. iuid .Mrs. Benjamin Rohn, .Mr. andj .Mrs. George Rohn and Mr. and Mrs Edwin F. Rohn | p|j,„ Qala Cclebratlon For The sum of $1000 is willed to, .Mary Getter, sister of .Mr. Rohn's (Continued on Page Five) All dealers declared themselves well pleased wirh fhe results of the exhibit aud the many persons who visited tbe display wera equally well pleased. "The results are said to have been so satisfac¬ tory that dealers are planning to bave the show repeated along even more elaborate lines than that of this year. TATAMY FHIE- MEN OPEN NEW HOME NE.\T WEEK Big Event Next Thurs¬ day Evening i ORITUARY I For the past few weeks an army I of those who had purchased during purcha.sers and satisfied customers. ^ th«» sale and were pleaaed with the We would advise all who are con-. „f firemen have been busy renovat I courteous treatment received and tempiuting extensive purchaaes I the value of merchandise offered, this year to watch their local I Thus the merchant ge-tJi his return stores and be prepared to do their tieorge A. Fehnel, for the past 12 years road supervisor for Pal¬ mer town.*hip, died Tuesday at his iiome at Seipsville, after an illne.ig of seven weeks. He was 7 4 years old. Besides his wife, he is sur¬ vived by two sons and one daugh¬ ter, Asher and Robert Fehnel and .Mrs. Edwin Young, all of Seips¬ ville; also hy 17 grand childreu and eight great grand children. There are also two brothers. Wayside Gatherers. Anna Niticli- nian Circle King's Daugh'ers and the Pastor's Bible Class ot tha Sunday scbool. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at the home at Centre and New streets. Interment will be made In the Greenwood cemetery here Haman Dele^tes At¬ tending Conference At Sunbury This Week Rev. W. S. Harris, pastor ot Haman Evangelical church, left Tue.>iday morning for Sunbury tJ attend the annual conf»-reace of Census of Distribution atid man¬ ufacture in .Vorthampton county e.vceptiug Berhiehem and Kaston! All of .Vorthampton countv has. for the purpose of the Census ot di-tribui.on and manufacture been divided in G separate, each one un- ^ der the care of the enumerator IN LUTH. CHURCH Following are the coramunit'lea ¦ I comprisiug these separate distrlcta wi:li tlie enumerator in chaiKA. Wa*hington Camp. No. 445. P. S-DM—All territory south of O.S. ot A. attended services at St. tii# Lehigh River—Asher J Bond- John's Lutheran church on Sunday en. Ea<ton ' ev-iiag in honor ot Washington s 4-DM—Walnutport, Lehigh S birtada.v^ Rev^ Harvey C. Snyder, Carasau^na. .Vorthampton Allen past.'r of the church, spoke on tha -^—• • -^nou subject: "Religion and Patriot- i-iii." tJrg.iUisl Daniel Rohn delivered A briiif organ r.-cital and the Choir rend-rel s;iccial anthems for the i)rri.i;on under direction of Cha.». S.:li::err. There was a good at- '-iiJauce at the service. SI'.TKits- IMOX TO MKKT Tl Ksn.AV KVK.M.Xi .\ -Jiiecial inff-ting of the Sisters' I'niou, ot the Schoeneck .Moravian Every member is urged to be pres- There is a pleasant surprise in .st ire for all who attend and v'u'll be sorry if you tiii.-.s it. 3^ .* im». I from such a sale in a new body of shopping at home. >ke«p, 'ora tall li^ri,,, f.,|i. Lindy Can Fry, Too 1» I t''"<-''l'lK cars when "IS not visible :too fe"t "llurs to olisorve stop Vr«?"^ '" ^''''" "'¦•¦•>'^- 'th..i, •*'¦'' '•>¦ »>e'"- pjki "'¦ ''"^ '"'-^-'•'^" ">• '"' Smith piaiio. •^ of Friendship *iate Candidates "'•Is. Auditorium "• Chaiui,..r ''**«'<"(! lr. . 11" ;,":;.'>'* "-nos '"?. Mari'li 1. •'^¦" K'O, OnU.,. '¦'il' will Iiohl u llii;b s.'boiil of in- **• from Wllbr »ion. ilR r.l ""*' 'riMliilidates. " I'iii'ts of the I'lidutes hore on * '""am of Confer Will Vazan ;li -r "le three de-! ^»t« ;;;'*'"^''>l'erlalin ""IHout th l^itmC^l^i'i'^'i- •Stnte. "'•number: date of the place ing and repairing the concrete^ Thomas Fehnel. of Bushkill Park, structure on Bushkill street, Tat-.^Qj o^.^n Fehnel, of Palmer town- amy, making it suitable for hous-jship. He was a memlier of the ing the flre apparatus. The build-| Lutheran congregation of Arndt's UK is of a two-story design with church. Funeral services will be the East Pennsylvania District ot^chunh. wiil be lield next Tuesday, his church. Rev. Harris, who has .March 4th, In the social room of been liere for the pa-t year ex-| tiie church, at S o cluck p. m. pressed tlie opinion that he will lie returned and his parishoners are ent I hopiiiK to have hini oacK as «. nas I done tine work in the local pariSh. I In rf-:urii!i'.a to Sunbury for thi I conferf'iice Kev. Harris returned to I the scene of his first church biill.i- I ing. he having been active in' I erecting the first churrli of lui de- { nomination in that town. | I Daniel Nace is offlcial lay d-ie- ttate to the conference from Ha¬ inan church. There was a good attendance at the service Sanday. the la.^r of the conference year. I W/AKK.TH It.WK .\l'iM»|NTi;i» <.l AlllUAN .ludse Robert A. S'otz app liiit- ed O'.e Nazareth National Bank and Trust Cnmpany as guardian of William E. Dilclierd. minor child of Viola R Dilcherd. of Hu..hkiil t. 1 w n s h i p. u siiacious basement underneath The Krouiid floor will iiouse the lliihn Kire truck and other fire- fighting lieviC'--. Rooms ure parti¬ tioned off for tile convenience of the firemen. The top floor is one lurne room suitalile for lodge or social gatherings. ine Il.ise Cotn- paiiy expects to complete all these iiiipriivnieiiis within the ne\t f.'W days and will celebrate wi'li a m'aiiii opening iiialit ne.xt Tliu;-,- day evening. Marcii tith. i In connection with this celebra¬ tion tliere will lie a card party. Free lunch will lie served. The public is most, conlially invited fo inspect the tdiildlng and attend IliU (lala event. | held at the home on Saturday af¬ ternoon. Rev. George S. Kleclv- ner, of town, officiated. "Miss Rorida^' Hails From Tampa REFORMED CHOIR PRESENTS .MUSICAL Local Firm Gets Contract To Repair Tatamy School House Th.' Tatamy .Scliool Hoard held a -jiecial meetin>; on Saturd.iy i.fei ",.iion for tlie purpose of re- ceivir.K projiiis lis for reia.rs t'l the T.itiiMiy lUlblic sell.ml liuildillK. wliich w:.:- ilaiiKiKi'd iiy hro on .lanuary i;(. Tae ge;i Tai contract was awarded to H. t'. Simons ii: Sun. of tiuvn. which tinn liid ?:;:n'i^.oi. II ; er liid.l is on the general contract were it. F. Kah- l.T. town, $27."lO; Hechtjl ^ Hech- I-1. Kaston. $:i:iti:t: Haiold lier- Ki-r. KinikletMwn, $r.()ii(i; .M. (arty .if Th llipsbiMK. f:!40o; F. B. JS.-.fiO;! 'I'he reRular .monthly luusiial of the St. John's R. formed Ciioir was held on S'.inday evening. Kugene Glav^niiie. Met lilelieiii. Trein was piiest soloi.-<t and played H,.i,i'y Uolli. tu«n. *l'4(i.-i; Hahn: several well renderid trombono ^- Colil. to'.\ii, $JsS4..-,(i; Ir.lii >iili.^. 'liie \ocal soloists wero I.i'/, Coliimliia. N. .1.. $3450; Earl Mrs. I.uiher Itatt, Miss Lena Mes-limer, Tatamy, $:is.''i4.42; W. i .Marclis and fieorKi- Smith, who soloed in :.pi'cial anthems of fhe choir. (irc'iiii^i Clrirli's ITess i»'nilereil a lirief organ recital as |iai't of the service. & Sons. Hethlehem. .Col. Charles A. Lindbergh cookiitg sapper in hia camo In Iha rckacliapi moanUins ol California, whcrt kc ia praclicins with (Hdaffa^ I' Creltz $;!:!Ot). . I Tile contract for t!i •'elc'frlc.il work was awaideil to C, li. Alte- mofi, town, for $4!t.5. Othor bid-' ilers nil the t loctrical Wfurk weret W. A. Tydeiiian. Inc., *^Cnstoll.' $."'!»4: Russell M.irrison, Easton, 1 Ji;!»7.4n, H. N. Crowder. Jr. Com-' Kdwin F.pany. Easton. $.-,tU: Russell K. I Xazareth Stout, town. ICsO; W. G. Hask.y. Wilson borough, $>50; George Andrews, Pen Argyl. $593. j Work on repairing tbe two-story. Trust Company is named as eaec-, brick building will be started this utor and trustee. I ytaok. I \.\/.\i;i:Tii It.WK >.t>ii:i) i;\i:Cl lOK AMI TIH STKK I'liikT the Will of Itiibii. Inte of Lower Township, proliateil in the offlce of th«' Register of Wills, Easton, Pa..' the .Vazareth National Bank and Franklin Silfies, .Vorthampton. 5-D:,I—Pen Argyl. Wind gap. Plainfleld. Bushkill, Moore Chap¬ mans—Clarence F. Harding, Pen Argyl. e-D.M—Portland, Bangor, Ea*t Bangor. I'pper Mt. Bethel. Lowur Mt. Bethel. Washington. Roseto— Earl Woodl-y. East Bang >r. 7-DM—Vaz'arefh, Tatamv, Low- ^r .Vazareth, Stockertown. I'pper •Vazareth. Ea.st Allen. Bath—Ralph I E. .StTcker. Nazareth. , 8-D.M—Forks, Freemansburg. I Palni-r. Bethlehem. Huiover. Wil- I son Poroiigh. West Ea*.).!—Harry Peiie.-. Easton. I.^,()rt. have reached fhe super¬ visors offlce that some of tlie mer¬ chants hesitate to give the requir- "d inf.irniation being uf the opin¬ ion these datas would or could ba u-ed for the puri>ose of taxation. The iuerchan:s should feel assured that the very nature of the que.i- ti >ns cou'd n )t indicate in any way the re ;irn. merchant doe.s derive from his business. Every enumerator is u:ider oath and will not reveal any of the figures, which comes in his or her , .>-sesdi,)n on account of b-ing aa ,s,'eiit of tile government to me not in airhority I; is U) !)e lioped tliat the mer- ch.ints consider this point and co¬ operate with those re^i.omihle for an accurate and complete census The law covering the liith de¬ cennial of i;t:iO, which was passed l.y Congress and sli;n.-d hy -he President on June Is. Ift2». pro¬ vides for the prosecution and pun- I i-hment for all not coiiiiilying with tht- regulation and provisions any WEDDED Miss .Mai-LMiei ladiitil. representing Tnni|m, wlio was designated aa •SIisK n.iriiln' ill Ibe tiiiaU of tbe sfat«wld« h<>auty ronteat hrtd In r.ii.Miont iMirk, Minnil. .sh,. win repreaenf riorlda in the Inlematlonal b.'uuty competiil. n ti. be lield In Miami. Mandi 7 to 10. 1 (il.!,|.\(,K .VH.NKii At the parsonage, ll.j East Centre street, town, on Tuesday evening. February 2n. Miss Eva M. .\hiier, (i.iuu'hter of 111' late Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ahiier, of Allen¬ town, and Alfred E. A. Collinge, "on of .Mr. and Mrs. Simu-i Col¬ linge, ot Allentown R 2. were enifjil ill iiKtrriHg,' li.\ tb • Kev. George .S. Kleckner. Tiiey were .'it ended liy Littli^-r Ahncr. Iiroiher of the bride, and Miss Emnn Schauder. both of Allentown. The Ing fvervice of the Lutheran church was uied The couide will reside in E:is:,i[i si;ii\Ki> I MirkKX itIWKIt Tf) FltlKVIM .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers, ot Aluta MiV.i. gave a bounteous chicken dinner to tha following invited gues's: .Mr. and Mrs. Roh* i ert Nicholas and son, Mr. and Mra. i Charles Smith and children. Mr. ] snd Mrs. Cisrence Laaslg and daa* j gh'er. all of Bethleham. aad Mr. ] and Mra. Clayton Boarars. oC tawM. j
Object Description
Title | The Nazareth Item |
Masthead | The Nazareth Item |
Volume | 39 |
Issue | 15 |
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 | 1930-02-27 |
Location Covered | United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth |
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Month | 02 |
Day | 27 |
Year | 1930 |
Description
Title | The Nazareth Item |
Masthead | The Nazareth Item |
Volume | 39 |
Issue | 15 |
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 | 1930-02-27 |
Date Digitized | 2009-09-28 |
Location Covered | United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
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Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity, Attn: Reference Department, 295 E. Center Street, Nazareth, PA 18064. Phone: (610) 795-4932. |
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The Nazareth Item
XXXIX
AN INDEPENDENT PAMILY NEWSPAPER. DEVOTED TO LITERATURE. LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1930
No. It
CHANTS PLAN TO SPONSER BIG COMMUNITY SALES
ugn To Adopt Calendar of Sellingr Events > Buying Spirit of Community; Del- ) Be Staged Here March 14 and 15; ^iidir^ Shopping Movement Discussed
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aatehsaU are going to- response. Thia feature it wa.s said aa^ot sales and otber! couM be worked up with a series IttTalators In tbls bor-' of prises to bo offered for the most TjlSAiComing season and attractive displays. It ii likely silt liidlcstlons the pro-| that the committee will develop ^jria merchants should the idea and give Xazareth shop- ¦"j* bsarty reception. i pers a chance to stroll ahout town
1''*L|,bU Committee of and get an eyeful of the many STofCommerce met last kinds of merchandise tliut aro 1 tks Naiareth Inn and offered in the local field. the matter of stiniu- Sale da.vs. regulated as to time in various ways, so that all the husines-i men ot, chairman of the town may offer sppcial imiuce- '^^j'oga at the meeting ments, was another feu'ure suj?- the iiur,iose of the gented in the discmsioij. This led] I to the discuiision of the proposed. Bitl** former burgess "l>ollar Day" that gave such great! isrsslde'at of tlie Chamberi satletaction during the pa-tt .'sea.sun.j •V"! ipoke on bualness; The movement-^ did not receive; iMthe town and e.\presi- such whole hearted support trom | ton tbat wliile business the merchants in previous attempts ^ I brisk as many would to put across a "Dollar Day" Init r""^j. It tbere is still no the results both in r»*turns to t!i6| 'wocry. He gave as hi4 nierchant and lO tha buyer were, 1 lilt tks present year will, such that many are convinced of I (or tbe better in busi- the wisdom of such sale.
Present plans include a "Dollar Day" or ratht-r two of them to be held on March 14 and !.">. At this
„llltioU throughout the
iBWttiit** in a round table ire of the opinion that ,^1 was as good and per- "uillbetter tlian 1!»28 bad
yUa* were brought up ¦1 to the t>est means
time it is expected most ot the dealers in town will co-operate in the movement and offer merchan¬ dise in the u.sual manner ot sales at a flat price ot one dollar. Tho fine values offer-^d in past sale.s ot Ity service which couldjthls kind and fhe evident interest by the merchants.]of the buying iiutilic has convinced
Will of Late Ed. H. Rohn
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Probated
•eiiltocussed th'^ possibility j the meroliants tiiat contacn madH| gpon.soring vari-| througli the«e sales greatly aiiii to
liports as well as work-! the general good ft-eling thatj
fttlistlbllshmeiit of a pub'i Hhouid exist in a community and lUlUyirouiicl some where I that buyers are better acquainted I ill korough. This plati^ with the oft'erings lu the local luar- bten tall |
Month | 02 |
Day | 27 |
Year | 1930 |
Sequence | 1 |
Page | 1 |
FileName | 19300227_001.tif |
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