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AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
XXXVIII
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 12, 1929
No.4t
liool Board Proposes $150,000 Bond Issue Herd
TO BUILD NEW ADDITION TO HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
ilfoms Needed To Relieve Overcrowded Con- In Grade Schoola Now On Half Time; Proposal To Be Presented To Voters At   November  Election
^lir to relieve the present gracl© enrollment. One hundred condtUj>m: of the^adrt ft.rty chihiren in tha gradea •U. the achool "Board at mee^g resoljred to   •pprovy of the voters at iber election forth bond III one ^|ndrej},^d fifty Jlollars.'^'Wte issue is to J IB erect and equip an ad- In the present High school
iloird is confronted with a , problem:
[fill have to be provided by tpar
are no^'  on   half-time   because  of 1 luck   of  room,  and  this  condition wi'll ronfinue until additional room I has  bptn  provided. I      The   jiroposed   addition   to   the High   School  huildinK  will relieve ali these conditions.     It will pro¬ vide room for the growth of  the High   school.     In  addition  it   will provide adequate and modern ac-
  commodations for the junior high
The High school building i ^j,,,,,,,,  ^^j ^y removing the Junior Iti capacity and additional  ^,g^ school from its present quar¬ ters it will make available for the use of grade achoola.  two rooms The Junior high school at: ,„ (i,^ whitfleld builcjng and four housed   In   th©  old   high  r„„n,, („ (he Broad Street buildln?. hatldlng on   North   Broad] q^ a total of six rooms. The rooms \lt sadly In need    of morej ,j,u» made available for grade use accommodations better „.||( p^^^t preesnt requirements and ||» the work required. and will take care of the normal
At least three more rooms | growth in the grade.^  for several to house the present years.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE PLANS BANQUET TO CUMAX BIG SEASON
The Poste Hat Captured Mrt, Everyone*t Jimmy
*,
By Albon T. Raid
KHBERS UONSaUB; DOCTOR SPEAKS
I Uons Club held an Inter- sting Tuesday evening In LC.A. Be.sldes the regular I of the Club meeting there Itiation ot four new mem- Burt Sturgis as master ¦onlea. The new members [Kllck. Carl Koeher. John and nortf Worman. is teacher of blatory In hiehem High sehool; Mr. Is superintendent nt the Home; Earl Kocher ia em- . at the Penn-Dlxie milt, and forman ts employed at main
the Penn-Dlxle. J. A. Praunfelder, ot town, |lhe speaker and told the Lions recent tour ot Europe, giv- most interesting account ot I.
Dond Christman, of town. rNleholas Allen, ot Prlncton. igtiestg at the meeting. Thia |lh» flrst meeting held by the competition with the Ro¬ tor working up a high a»- record In the attendance between tho two cluba.
aiOH iT'Htmii STrDENTS
»• W. H. Wotring, pastor of rtn's Reformed church, spoke k» Kaznreth High school as- tr on Tuesday morning and th« students about his recent through Canada In the Inter- *f the Reformed church in Mea.
Wotring   traveled    t,550
this trip and met thous-
•f Canadian Reformed mem>
Re had an excellent chance
e the Canadian people and
<n eUlea and rural  dis-
itnd gave an interesting ac-
• of his observations.
*KT MKRTIVO OP THE MlT.HTERS OF AMERICA
"wy entertaining program jjwl the Diatrlct Meeting of wnghfera nf America in the ¦ 0' the Whitefleld Council of [••th. Tuesday evening.   There
many members dressed In costumea and the affair 2^'»<l a "Bums reunion." •ibers were present from ^ In Allpntown, Bethlehem. *jmpton. Souderton and New
• members voted to hold the •eetlnir at the quarters of «»»ncll No 18. Allentown, on ••'¦ " There will be a school "trnctlon at Allentown on Wher 14.
|»Whltefleld   Council    enter. ¦•"t committee    last evening "" »ff the affair with delicious ¦*ment». —     o-
COUNCIL FAVORS IMPROVEMENT OF CENTRE SQUARE
At a special meeting of Town Council convened Tuesday evening in the Borough Hall at the call ot Calvin Hartsell, president, the councilmen discussed plans rela¬ tive to the complete remodeling ot the Circle. The plans as present* ed bjr J. A. Sehneffar. chairman ot the pabllc propertr eonamlttoe eall for • aew cement pavement through tbe Circle and Installation ot boulevard lights.
The Council was Interested In tbe proposed plans and felt that inasmuch ao the Square was being paved and there was a splendid opportunity to flx up the Square and Circle this work should be done.
The Council agreed to let the matter In Mr. Schaeffer's hands nnd let his committee proceed with the work.
League  In  Fine  Finan¬ cial Condition; Plans Started For Next Season
Directors ot tlie .Vazareth Indus¬ trial League met .Monday evening in the Y..\I.C.A. and flniihed up re¬ maining husinetJH of the league. Sixty gamas were played during the past year between teams of the leaguf. A re-organlzatlon was affected during the year at the first half ending in July 3 and the second part of the schedule was completed wirli five teams. Kraem¬ er Hosiery won th» town clrtmpion- ship havint? won first liait and de¬ feated winner of the second half, Lone Star.
Bills to the amount of $125 In eluding    all w.agea    paid  by    the league were ordered paid and the books   were   wiped   clear  of  debt During tha season the league fln anced the repair of the grandstand on the fleld while various cement mills interested In the league aup piled wormen  free.  A  subatantial balance ia reported in the treasury for next year.     Manager Swavely. of   the   Busine.a3   Men's   team,   in charge   of   tlie   grounds   reported that he had    spoken with    A. O Sturgis. of the Will R. Beitel Home board, in regard to using the fleld next senaon. and Mr. Sturgla had promised to take up the matter at the next meeting of the Board.
As a flnal fling the direetora vol ed to have a banquet so that t season may be properly and glo#l ously closed.    No detaila regarding the banquet have been made t members    simply voting to    ha such an affair and laying the ma ter over to a future meeting.
CHICKEN THIEVES AT WORK IN TOWMp
Tbievea early on Saturday morn Int stole eleven chlekeni from thi pen ot Rollln Kiehline on NortI Broad atreet.    The  thievea  were seen et work by members of the tamlly    and    neighbors.      Thre« members ot the gang stood outalda tbe home on Broad street and tha others secured the fowls trom the) pen and ran off through a rear
rroUNGSTERS SERI¬ OUSLY HURT IN AUTO CRASH AT CHERRY HIU;
Accident Rctidt of Spccdinc Auto Trying To Pasa
Antther Goinf Up Stotp Grade; Sona in Con-
panjr With FatlMf^anrer Franti, Trardinf
In Oppoaite Direction Are Tlie Victims
Ralph and Wilson Franti, ageA two going up and one down, met,
Charles Lehr. Walter Bachman. Clark Serfass, Russell Metzgar and Warren Johnson, all members of the 1929 Nazareth High achool class, have entered Lehigh Tniver- alty as students.
alley. It Is believed the thieves l«n« »""»»<» '»' '"i"''" «"» Monday take the chickens to market as Wvening in an automobile collision several pens in this vicinity have pn Cherry Hill, neaif- town.    The
tour and Bve yeart. respectively, sona    ot    Mr. and    Mrs. Harvey
Frants,   North   New   street,   are patients in tha Easton hospital be-
Nelghhors who appeared on the scene could not understand why the Hagenbuch car didn't continue In the middle of the road when both Voight going up and Frantz coming down were on their side with enough room for two eara to pass between, as the road bed ia
been raided Friday nighta.    Lud-I/boys and their fatyf- were In one jwlde at thia point    with concrete wig Himler, Whitefleld atreet. lost  machine an^wer/^ moving  8ouU> jon both sides.
a   pen of seventeen line chickens and anotherAiiKJnIne going north i    The injured  boya  were treated about a month ago. and   operated  by  Harvey   Hagen-Iby William J.   Happel.   M.   D.. of
  burh. of Clearfleld.  collided  with! town, who then  ordered them to
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley William-\,''»*   Frantz  car  on   the  hill^^_^   the    hospital.     Ralph     waa     the
tt -hjnTFeen rugroTCTttnat Voight  worat Injured of the two.
pon. of Schnectady. N. Y., are in town viaitlng their parents.
School Board In Regu¬ lar Monthly Session; New Teacher Elected
In ad- passed the Hagenbuch car a short dition to lacerations and bruises
distance before reaching Cherry Hill and that the occupants motion¬ ed to Hagenbuch to follow.    This
he is also aufferlng with a fracture of,the akull. Wilson was bruised and cut.    The father escaped with
D   M. Houck  116.70
.1. T. Baker Phem. Co. ... 24.47
Fisher Scientific Co  82.S4
N'. anellenbnrg & Co. N44 4.50
Palmer Co  12.17
it is aaid caused Hagenbuch to out serious Injuries excepting a speed    up and    by reaching    the^ahock.
middle of the hill hia car was! The Frantz car is badly dam- abreast of the Voight car when the' aged. Late reporta from the hos- Frantz car appeared at the top' pital are that both of the boys ars coming down, and the three cars, resting very comfortably.
NAZARETH HIGH ELEVEN STARTS WORKING OUT
Coach  Leh To  Develop Faat Team Becauae Weight U Lacking .     Thia  Year
The High school football squad has received positions tentatively until Coach Leh can determine tbe capacity and ability ot each man. among the candidates. Last year men may receive Iheir old positions or Coach Leh may flnd it necessary to transfer them to other places for a shift. The positions and candidates trying out in them thia week are aa follows:
Ends: Balos, Bremer, E. Smart Mareka, Sandercock, Radcliffe and Simons. Tacklea. A. Beck. Bayda. Smith, Schiery. Knauss. Guard. Duainaki. Brong. Sandercock. Centers: Petit. Peppell. Turell. Backfleid men: Koch. Clewell. Metz. Kuhler. J. C. Beck. Schlffsrt, Teel.
The boys were tried out on both aides of the line and several were tried in various positions. Bill Himler. who assisted Leh lust year Is again helping to get the squad Into shape.
BLIND RELIEF DIS¬ CUSSED; LOCAL LIONS CLUBREPREXNTED
PT ASSO. IN FmST MEETING THIS EVENING
The regular monthly meeting of. O. D. Hoover        47.60
the School Board was held In the| H.G.Phlllips Supply House    16 90
High    school    building,   Tueaday G   H. Kahler        42.00
evening, September 3, 1929.
Members present: Kern. Bennet, Hawk. Martin and Shimer.
The    minutes of the    previous meetings were read and approved, A.  X. ,„
B. read. Nazareth Waist Co      I"-^O, f„r ,he Blind fostered by the Lions  ,    ..     „,  .      .     , u .,...      ,      ^
TheSfreasurer of the Board ren-  H. L. Herman Co      <» '2 eiub.   held   Its    monthly   dinner  1V.''^"!*!L!^I'.^°J '''liL'""?.'".!!'!
The Northampton County branch of the   Pennsylvania    Association
The Parent-Teachers Association wilt meet thia (Thuraday) evening
H.tRVRHT    HttME    AT
ARXDT'S CHl'RCH Sr\.
The Harvest Home service will be held in Arndt'a Lutheran church. Rev. George S. Kleckner. pastor, on Sunday, September 15, nt 10:15 a. m.
COUNCIL ADOPTS TWO NEW ORDINANCES AT REGULAR MEETING
Traffic   Ordinance   Ready   For   Third   Readlnr;
Borough* Prohibits Distribution of Cireulan,
Posters, Etc^ Without License; Reaident
Presents Claims For Damarea
An adjourned stated meeting of' moved that the Secretary be dlreo- Town Council was held thia Srdited'to bring this matter to tb« day September, 1029, at 8 o'clock | attention of the D.L. St W.R.R. la 11. m.. daylight saving time, with! order thut the claim could be paid all niemljers  present with the ex-1 by them.
cf-ption
of    Mr.    Siegfried.    The       Ordinance No.   180—"ProhlUi'
I'rfr^ldent.   Mr.   Hartzell,  presided.; ing the
On n'otion of .Messrs. Kern and Sciaeffer the minutea of the regu¬ lar r.iee'lng of August Sth and of the adjourned meeting of August Oth. Ift2!), were approved as read. On motion of Messrs. Hangen and Mertz, the following bills were ordered to be paid as read:
A. .1. Schissier $     8.1.SO
Trumbower  Co      257.74
Kreidler & Dech     100
Nazareth Hdwe Co  9.45
H. O. Simona & Son ....       44.00
Frack &  Leh            17.81
K.  H.  I'hler         379.50
Diatribution ot
Central City Chem. Co... 43.77
.1. A. Roeblings Sons Co. 65.87
American LaFrance Co. . 2.08
A. G. A. Company  13.00
Fred Wampole  8.50
Ni-zirefh Waist Co  1.05
.A   C. Ifnangst     3.75
H   J. Gaumer  146.50
Fiirret   Co  1061.84
W. M. Kiefer & Bro.  . . . 280.98
a.  n.   Knecht     .36
R. E. Ruloff  52.56
F. P. Hahn  214.46
S. .T. Gregory     33.61
R   K. Stout  7.60
M.  D. Frable     1.84
A representative ot The Todd Company demonstrated various sizes nf Check Protectors, eubmtt- tinf samples ot paper and quoting prices, whlcb waa lett la tbe handa of tbe PnbHe Propertr Committee.
Repotte of roamittera
Highway: Mr. Lindenmoyer re¬ ported that Mr. Shater waa grad¬ ing on North Main Street and ex¬ pect to start concreting In several days. H e alao reported that Franklin street should be put on grade and that the Highway Com¬ mittee had arranged to have C. D. Kahler act as Inspector on the pav¬ ing work to be done by Mr. Shafer.
Pavement: Mr. Merts. no report.
Police: Mr. Butts reported they had hired William Mabus to do «r>eclal police duty whenei;er nec¬ essary.
Fire: Mr. Kern, no report.
Light: Mr. Kahler. no report.
r*iw:   Mr.  Siegfried, no report.
Finance: Mr. Hangen, no report.
Public property: Mr. Schaeffer staged it was the desire of his Com¬ mittee to Improve the inside of the circle this fall by having a new Vcement placed and new lighting a^Tndard erected. On motion of Me^^rs. Lindenmoyer and Kahler It w3« moved that the pavemen* work be done by Borough Super- :i>nr and the Puhllc Property Com¬ mittee procure data and prices on lighting standards.
Mr. Angelo Gadino appeared be¬ fore Council asking that damages incurred  fo  his
Poatam, Circulars, Advertising and aB|r other printed matter within tha limits of the Borough of Nasaretb, Pa., without a permit obtained from the Chief Burgess and Ucanaa fee paid" waa presented and mad. On motion of Messrs. SctaaaSar and Merts. It was moved that tba rules be suspended and same paaa¬ ed flrst and second reading. Tba roll being called all ot tbe meB« bers present voted Aye; iiajr% none.
Ordinance Ko. 181—"Providtng for the Regulation of Trafle, Btop- plng and Standing ot Vahlelaa,, Automobiles. Trucks and Taama, and the General Control ot Trafle in the Borough A Naiaretb, and the Prescribing ot Penalttoa for the violation ot the proTlaiona of the same" was present and read. On Motion of Messrs. Kara and ' Lindenmoyer, It was moved tbat the rules be suspended and aama paaaed flrst and second reading. The roll being called all of tha members preaent voted Aye; naya. none.
On motion ot Messra. Mangea and Butts. It waa moved tbat "Or^ dinance No. ISO "Probibttlnt tha Diatribution ot Poetera. Cirealara. Advertlalng aad aay other falntot matter wltbla tha llaiUa ff 'fh* Boronfh or Nawrath. Ph,. wmiipt a Parmit ablMMd I»m» «a» CMkf Burgeaa and lieanae foe paid** ba paaaed third and flaal raadlag.y The roll being called all ot tba members present voted Aye; aajn, none.
Mr. Kern anggested tbat tba police be provided witb rnbbar hoods tor tbeir capa as a protection against rain and waa granted antb- orlty to purcbaae aame.
There being no further bualneaa to come before the meeting, aama was adjourned at 11:00 o'clock p. m. on motion ot Messrs. Merti aad Schaeffer.
Clarence F. Fehnel. seeretarjr.
CHILDREN^ DAT IN MORAVIAN CHURCH NEXT SUN. EVENINO
Next Sunday the denominational Children's Day will be observed in the Moravian church.
August 13th. 1727. a great ra- vival visited the few remaining members of the Unitaa Fratrum that had been decimated by peraa- cutiona.    The experience and Tialt-
atlon of this great revival ever machine be paid! thereafter imparted new power and l>y file Borough, when he drove in' Impulse to the church, and formed a depression in the road caused byi one of the landmarks by whlcb tha •he D.L. & W.R.R. when repairing! development of the denomination t!ie hridge.    On motion of Messrs. | Is traced.     In all the annala ot the
L'ndenmoyer   and   Kahler  It   was
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P. D. Piiper Co       80.."? I
Blaljiaton's Son & Co.
Pcoft, Foresman & Co.
dered the following report:
Bal. Aug. lat. 1929 1  4482.S4
RerHpts ....       „
I From Tax Collector  . . .$  7484.90. Mefropolitan Kdison Co State Appropriation  ...   ^0243.141 J. L. Hammett^Co     . .
Tuition            220.44, ThP Gregg Pub. Co. . .
Hellertown  School Diat. The World Book Co. . .
nccount achool nurse  . . 200.00   Robert^ & Meek ^. . . .
Va«areth   Hall     230.00, Southwestern  Pub.  Co
8.65
28.OS
10.S9
15S.1S
24.85
8.18
3.12
22.95
Toal  receipts
Total    122861.90
Kxpendltnrea       12202..1
*>l«»IT|nv FAVOR.%nf.R
"•a ne
••My ill
a young    farmer
¦"¦ Nfewbiirg. waa taken MiP Parly pnrf  of fhe
"•I'M to trp:,t what appeared ,,""""'¦"'• cnr-plaint,  hut  on
Zn   ,    ''"  ^'"""^   """  >¦"""« ''"'¦'n'r from acute nppendl-
"Ul fh*^^ r'MliPd to St. Luke's
'•'e snme "vening.  where
Htlo   I      *'"' nerformed.     His
¦^    •"» reported as very favor-
 ! Silver. Burdett Co.      21.0.'.
.118379.061 Blue  Mt.   Con.   Water  Co.  23S.17
  1 K. K. Babh A Co      29.90
R.  E. Ruloff         2.50
H   L.  Roth       285.00
Frank   Abel       586.35
Public  Kdncation & Child
Labor Asao.  of Pa.   ...        2.00 McGraw-Hill Book Co. ...     14.80
MacMlllan  Co      12.75
Baker & Taylor Co         2 27
Holden Pat Book Cover Co.     64.00 Nazareth Item Puh. Co.  . .
H. O. Simons & Son	
T^niversity Puh   Co	
I'nlted  Stiite.a  P:ii>er  Mills
R.  C.  Grifllth       644.88
Moved  by M:irrin.   seconded   by Bennett, that fhe following resol-
11.00
R.fiO
12.12
10.90
Bal. Sept. 1. 1929 ... .810659 19 The Tax Collector rendered a re¬ port showing collectlona of school tuxes during the month of August. 1929, as follows: 1927 taxes f(;s 85. penalties $4.23. total 1927 toxpo «73.ns; 1928 taxea $178.15. pennlfies 89.91. total 1928 taxes $1SS.06: 1929 faxea $25534.04; priind total I2r.79:;.18.
On   motion of Martin  and  Ben¬ nett, unanimously carried, the re¬ ports of the treasurer and th» tax ... c„!lPcfor were  received  nnd  fllpd.   "tion he adopted:
On motion of Kern and Bfnretf| WIHCRRAS, it is necesaary that ,111'nimoiislv c;irriPd, the folUnvinCi the Itonded Indeht.-dnpss of the Mils   were  Jipprnved   for  pnvnient.   .School  Plstrlct  of the   Borough   of
Nii/nreth. Cnmnionwealfh of Penn- Hvlvnnlii, lie increased for the fol- Ipwing purposes, tn wit:
(;\1     The    enlargement  of the present high school huilding altu- afed  on     Belvidere street  by the (Conttnaed oa Paga Four)
meeting at the Hotel Bethlehem. Wedneaday evening. September 4. af 6 o'clock. The Branch was honored by the presence of R. H. Latimer, the executive secretary of the association at Pittahnrgh and Senator H. Laniua. of Harris burg. Both gentlemen addressed the meeting and left many helpful suggestions. The meeting was very well attended by the member.^ of the board, having representa¬ tives frnm each town In the county. C. F. Martin represented the local club, William R. Henry, chairman of the committee was unable to attend.
The monthly report of fhe work of fhe supervisor. Miss Pearl Grant, was read and discussed: a number of Prevention of Blind¬ ness cases are heing helped, two} children have heen tested by fhe director of the bureau of special education,   department   of   nublic
Kraemers Wallops Lone Star In Deciding Battle By the Score of 15 to 5
flrat fall meeting. The meeting will be in the nature of a reception fo the teachers of the local schools. Mra. Brinton Searles will act as cb.nlrman of the hospitality com¬ mittee which will provide refr»^sh- ments for the even'ng. The excK'u- tlve committee of fhe association
will have charge of general ar-; ,.Kpa^„„ Hosiery will hold the, a rally and scored enough to over- rangementa. The meeting will be |f„^..,refh Induatrial I.eague pen- come the Kraemer three-run lead caned at  ..45 o clock. ^"a"' ''"" another year after taking  and clinch victory.
\%-o ot the three gamea in a three-1     The   next   Inning   looked   as   if
gaifle serte^ played on   Hall  fleld   Kraemer might again take the top
last week for the town champion-  rung  but   Moro  steadied  and   his
jship.
Alh'iriuerque|f'»«ffb» Hosiery team took the flrst
announced   Iha game by a score of 8 to 3, Rotzeil
lughfer. Gracejl and    Michael were the    opposing
lARRIAr.F OF VOIV'J
X.AZARKXF AV*i.or\fKt
Mrs. Cora Cook f\\   Me\lco.   haj larriaee  nf h t) .fohn H. iSOFot PIftahurgh. for merly    of   town.    Tha    marriagi reremony was  performed hy Rev; F   M.  Cox    nt     Christ    Eplacopa^ church. Wheeling, W. Va., on Aug-j inth__ Leh
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finil the treasure authorized
them:
t.ph'eh Tplephone Co.   . . .$
The Tninihower Co	
Viiznrpfh  HilWP. Co,	
Piinl ,T   Devltt	
Lvon Metal Products Co.  .
IO pay
2 ' « 6
21?'" 21
in:
.!')2
2.43
rs i.en Is a grudti itp nurae. instructions: which decides th» one| li:iv'ng rpcpived her training nt the will   prnbahly he  given  a   trial  nti Ohildren's    Hospital.    Pittsburgh.
the School for thp Blind, for re¬ tarded pupils. The other to an Institution for rustodial rases. Others are leiirnine Bralllp. Chair caning nnd sewing.
One of thp main nctlvitle.q fs fhnf of providing enterfainnienta ns often as can he arranced by fhe
Mr. Leh Is a graduate of the Naz¬ areth public schools and Is now employpd hy the General Klectric Company al  Pittsburgh.
KllzabPth  Fire.   Bebokah   lodge.
of town, will meet Monday evening
In the Odd Fellow hall and will service clubs In the county, to be hold nomination and election of given af fhe Northampton County, offlcers. The anniversary of Home, here: a« there are twenty Schuyler Calfax will be obaerTed celebrate victory when
blind people at the home.
at the aama tima.
pitchers. Rotzeli had the better of the argument getting seven atrikeouts to Michael's four. Poor support spelled defeat for Lone Star as the paylera muffed and booted the ball freely. The same trouble was pvident In fhe other games, there waa a lack of good haaehall Judgment ahown and In- excnaable errors marred the Lona Star play time and again. Team work which might have helped waa also sadly lucking in file Cement Makers  play.
In the second game with Rotzeli nllching against Moro, fhe l.ione Star outflt came through with vic¬ tory in fhe last fe«- innings. Kraemer    had everything set    to
lib two down In tbe sixth Lone Star atarted
teammates gave bim good support at this point. Michael at third steadied the infleld greatly and gave a good account of himself.
The third game of the series was ali Kraemer, the Hoalery team swarming over the plate tor fifteen runs against Lone Stars flve. Hit¬ ting Moro sharply the Sock Makers were headed for a rally In the aecenth whon Michael took tho mound. Moro having pltcfed both Friday and Saturday's games. Michael was unable to turn back the heavy artillery and there was no use in trying to pitch with the team hack of him booting the ball and making silly errors that would hnve nullifled any kind of pitching. The cement makers were simply outclassed and badly beaten.
A. J. Schlaaler. auto acceasory dealer of Proapect and Main atreets donated a ten dollar prtta (Coatiauad ea Paga Big)
Moravian church there U no mora Important date than this.
Then, as now. It followed that the Penticostal experience did not remain conflned with the adulta only but touched the children also beginning with a little girl, IS years of age. and spread rapidly among fhe rest of the childrea August 17. 1727. It was a very deflnite and lasting experience.
This memorial day the ebnreh observes next Sunday with a special program. Sermon bjr tha paator in the morning. love teaat In the evening—the children at¬ tending in a body and after tha love feast a short service In front of the chureh on the lawn. A printed program will ba- uaed eom- posed of reeponalve raadlngi aad hymns. The trombon^ choir will accompany tbe ainglng.
The publie la moat eordlallr !¦• vlted to attend tbeae serrloaa.
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HARVRST HOMB HKHVtCttO AT ST. JOHN'S RliinnRMKII
cmrRCH ON evmukt
Harvest Home Servlcea will te celebrated la St. Jobn'a RaftwiMMl ^ ^^ Church ot Naaareth aast Baadgir '„ morning and eveniag at 1S:M 7:30 o'clock raapattlfatr.
Tbe ehnroh   wtll ha with the gratna aad friUts al IM aeaaon.
The aermoaa and aiMla will It adopted to tha oaaaaloB. aarrloa at graat Ihlarwt taadad kr uuMt.
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