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VOL. XXXX
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOliKR «, V,m
No. 44
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTED   TO    LT'ERATUKE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
Ijxjcal Legion Post One
of Outstandii5g Unl is In State; AwaixLcd Citations
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CLERCYME.M IN- M\m IN ACCI¬ DENT !MPP.OVl^Tl
Parachute Might Be Hancly
^ Hiirold V. Knecht Pu.sl, 41.-., Anerican Irr.ion, of town Is at prc- ^tone of tho most active posl.s in be count.v. lh" oaicer.--, iv, w"ll as wmemlJi'i'i huv.; arrungec, a nuni- tfOf Inti-rciilnK <!vcntf„ which will Shout ti.niDl biiiit; Krcc't nuo.v- ™{ to all. On Tn.\itlav cvi'iiiiig Saimticn (if offlc'jr;; loo!; place, Sl Harrv ilunnon. pnst diritrict jDmimdcr, n-rform.nn, thp n.ci-s- «T duties. Kay I.. Schmirlc, rclm- Jtah"d hi'- offic? a-: CMnmaiu!, r of post oil ll'i* cv;'ning. H,tnsh- KmiIs wcrr ,'-rrv!'(l ruirl tl'.:'rc was ^ty of entertainment.
The nu^'timr" of tho pii.'iL arc bein-j
kdd on the ;ir.';t    Tuesdiiv of cacl"-
BOnth at 8 p. ni. ill the Y. M. C   A.
hilidlng-   II v'i'--^ reported  (!iat tho
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Elttons WCr.A Mid WGAN  by  thr
Toil, under llvi' pcrsoiir.l ("irrr'i;. n o:,
Ct;;nmri.ndcr Schmn-1:, proved to \;v a fircnt iiicrc:,::. Al prr'seiit lu' i.'i ar- ra.'-i.'-.iiifi; a chil(h-i'ir:i p.-of'.ram, thf date and lime tu bc announced lat¬ er.
Wil-oii /v."rfa.s,'i, the newly elected coinmanfler i.s no stnmgr'r m Le!,'ioii e'rclcs throughout the eounty and .'iiate. He h;^.s been very active in all branchf;-, nnd ha.s held the oh^ce o' IhisMice .-ifneer of the jjosl for th'' pa.'it ten year.s. He i.s also a charter lueniber of llio Na/;arclh pos;. Upon t.T!;l;'.;T CiTice on Tue.sday evenin',;. Ccaiinandei- Zerfaiij, launched a 111 'iiil'er.shlrj drive. ThLs drive .should be verv iuiero.stlnt; to all Lei^jioiinaii-- c:-. a:; Il.'ere will ba .so.re valiiab'..' pri;-::,-; i,'.varf'.cd. Comrade Z,erfas., hu.s been a niember of the drum corjjs ever since ii^; ir.cepiior. and take:: :;rea' jinde in the cii-Kanizatioii. Ke i.~ < in;>!'iy,"d at ih" Penn Uixi;" (Co.itinued irA  Pa;;e f5i>;)
iJ'V. If, ,1. Kiirtl and 1'.  K. .^Iiufcr
(¦(jnvali'hciiiK in liaslon I'i.sjjita!
—Ke». I'Ji'r-kiU'r at Iloiuc
IMMES' AU.XILI
ARY S. of U. V. NOMINATE
On Friday cvenin;! tl;e La'lif.':' H\|-<iliiirv nf Captain Owen Rice ;amp. Son; of Union War Veti'riin; net ill ret'.'ilar .'•^¦¦¦ion in Oieir hall fcth" Shall r buildin'j:. The meet- Big wa.'< roiuiuei'd by thc president. Knna Uneer and current and rou- fcic businr.;. was trarsactcd aft^^r Tthe report of the secretary '.va.s pre-
tcntert. Under new bu.sine.ss  the nu-'tinK
|was thrown open for nomination.s for offlcors tn serve for the en.sni'rr rear. The fnllowini; were named: •a.st pre.sident, Anna Unf;er. pre.si-
¦dent, Sadie Kern:    vice    pr( liident,
kittlo Kahl.-i-: ciiap-hn, Malx'l Fry; ' icasurcr.   Kva  Shafer:     secretary, lattie Abel;     patriotic     instructor, JlarB  Mey:'r::;   Riilde.   Emma   Abel: i.<Bl.stant. Efiie    William.son;     color! [Uard Nn. 1. Lucille Wunderly: color ruard. Nc. 2. Mnrv Mar,-,h: outsid,> ¦ FUard, I.-iui-a    Hess;  in.side    !^ua;-d, •auline Hulur; tru.stcos. Effle Will- am-icn.   Mary Frv.    Anna    Kahn: tounpellor. Ehner .\bel: pres;; corre.s- Bcn&nt. Hattie Able: piani.st, .Tenni'e ' Rohrbaeh: dc'.cjiates to National En- I
¦campmi nt   Anna Unc.er  and  .Sndl"
Pcott: aliernate.-;. Mablo Pry lyul, lulinc Huber;-ilriMWlii ti T<ali<«".l i mvention. .Sadie   K'Vn;   alL-rnato.
Kaze! Iiieily.   At the next ineetinLT. Install.-ilion reremonic^ will !)e held i
fchcn the abnve namr:d oITicer:; wi'l
wc in.stalled.
NAZARETH A, C. W!:^:S FROM HELLERTOWN
Til" Na/areth Athletic CUib .sw.Dt ova- tile H.'lkriown Bears on Kie- fer's held Sui'.day aflernonn bv a -0- 6 score. B:i;i. Knecht, .ind Lli;(U u- nioycr scored the touchdown lor Nazaretii v,-ith .Jerry Ktvehl !'.ial<in'i good. 2 droi'l.ick iitteuip'is. Kanh; .¦icorpd tlif only touchdown for 11:11- ertcwii
Naiait'lh J. Ni.sk :y 8. AlU'iiinse E. Garl.ind LilKleniiiov er H. Bolas ' 0. II:'am M. Bait R. Sliafer W. Himlr- W. St pre I :¦ C. Boel;
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TcuclidnwHR—Ball, Banbi. Kneeht Lindcnino-,-( r. Point atter touch¬ down Knecht 2. Subsiitutions-- Nazar'ili: Kn.'rht for Stenn'r, Smith for Oa;l.ui(I. I'lverctl for Km cht. Searles lor Himler, Stark for Nisky. Hd!or;,,-,',n: liu.sko for Fluek. P:'ilVer for Kis( nhart. Paniek fia- Soloinan, Pritcl',ir.;i:: lor MusKriniR, ;5n:-hinari lor Ore,: Wunmer for Bnt<ivn, R'. - 'erce. c. ll-ath. Nazareth. Umpire A- I,ch, X.r.'aielh. Head Line,':nia;i William:,, N:i,':i!-tli.
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Open Season on Both Sexes of Deer in ibo Entire State of Peniui.
Tiip Bo.'.rd of Game Ccmnii..:.ior.- Ws at il',,Mr regular meetiim lielii October L'. 1!I31 pa.s.sed a rcol'.ition Icclr.rmi' ;m onen .sea.son on lioili Wxe.'i (,f (.,,.,,. 1,, ,)ip ,,,ulri' Sla'i ol Wilis'Iviuiia from IX'eeniber 1 '"^ DtM'inliT V). 11)31, inulu.siVL'. Sun- daw e..-....„ird.
The b,i;r ii,„it shall he one d er •'*'¦ men: in other v-ord.i a hum i' may kill .'itlMr a buck or a doe. No •noro than si\ deer of the combined »»,s .shall be taken in one eami) I'lc r-sulutioii further provides t)ia; "nlerli.'.s drer so taken shall weejh ^ least 411 puunds with entrails re- ¦noved, Bucks must h.ivc two or """"•e PoinIs to one aniler,
A hunter's llr'cn.'-e fssued in one TOuntv will i,p valid in all eount;.-¦ ior lj(,ii, s,,vj„^ ^j- j,,,j,,, ^vit nntll .' mnn\ ciiiii-t'i'. Special lieen; s and et','5 Wrri' eliPiinated bv th ' l!i:H I.e:- h '^''"'- '^'''''^ conferred jiowi r c;.: 'Ie Qiiiin. Couniiis.iion to d"clare ai. "pen ,s('n.son on hoth sexes at the 'aiiie tii,H',
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"'ber ||,„nc with a siir.iin,'d anl:!' i;au.si'd by oversleppini! the mcmb«r
DISTKICT f-OVERNOR GUFST OF ROTARIANS
A dinner niecting of u!v:";:il in- teii's! K; memb,-rs of ihe loeal Ro¬ tary club as well as f?uests from th : rearby clubs wa;; the visitation of District Governor. E, Paul Burk- hokier of Georeetown. Delaware a! the .session held on Monday evrninf: in the local Y. M. C. A.
Th:' incetini; open <d with seier:i! Stan/as of "Atr.orica". followed by cpcnin.i,' retnari:.: by pr'sident Clif¬ ford Taylor. A nunib.r of peppy hoiins v.ere nn;a in order, led b.-.' song leader Edward Heilman. wilii Harold Snyder at the piatio. Com- iiuinication.s on the variotis subjeet : of Rotary activities was tlien pre- s:'nted. follewed Ijy 'he regi.siration and introduction of th.e pur.s'.s.
Aficr hr'\;n'; disposed of a sub¬ stantial dinner prriiared by the "Y" kitchen sfaT, President Taylor in- trodiiTd the district governor, E, P. Burl-older e.s the cvemna':; fcue.;'. s!;::iak'.r.
The gnvernor traced the Rotary :.Ioi,,an and the past hi.^iory of the orf;ani.":atiu:! from its inception In the oriiunal club of tho United Stat'es in Chicago years ago lo its pre.s:'nl »|-nw-th of tliousand.s of cIuI.t; sca^t- :r"d r.H o^-er thr Uni'-^d Stat::s as well r.s in forrlc;n couiUric.". Th.e speaker p:-cseat\'>d a truly amazio" number of ilgtires and laet;; iinor the rrpid rirvrlepment of th.c Ro¬ tary crKanf;^iition,
TT' commended thc loeal clu'o upon Duir acliviiics and urn;ed them to pre.ieh the International Rotary sIot;an of ,scrvice and to ina'ic th ' er.suine: year en even more actlv.' ore tli;;n the preeediii;; ones have been. He spoke briefly on district orRani-,^,uion work and asked till the members of each club lo unite and whole heartedly s'uiiiiort tl:-' districi pro'n'aui for the enstiinf; ye;:r,
Gu:sts  at  the    mectinK  inr-inded
I-ldniund   Mc'Ialhery   of   Bchle'ftem
and I''nink S!l.'i,\> of  NnMhamplon.
in  adcii'i.n   to  di,^triet   governor  E
P. Bnrkhoider,    ;uul  several    other
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T\X <()M !¦< TOr.   'U.SK.NS
.V( TION   IS I)i{(>ri'Ml>
Rev. Iff J. Eliret. Reiormed pastor of th.e I'-ermer.vilie aud .Macada churelies. i;i rapidly convalescing in th"} E;ir;lon Hospital froin iujurie;) received in a;i automobile accident la.st lu:f:d.iy e'.e-niiiR. when llie car in ''vhich h;' wa.s drivhi-<. went ovjr a'.l e'liii.iankiii.'^nl on the No'.lli Dt'I'i- ¦,v:ir-; river ,-iad.
Rev. Flovd Shnfer, of Tatamv. wiio lieurcri in the accident with Rev. fJlu'ci, is also a patient in tlie he::pilal anrl his condition is ini- -.noMfl. The Rev. George Klcck- t:::-. l.uth.eran pastor of town, a ilnrd oecupi'.nt of the car. Is c(;n- -.al:::cini< at his home. Anniv'crs.-.ry : :'i-'-ic<'s sc!!:'dul('d for SundB.y af- L-'UK.on in his cimreli al Forks v.-ere posij,Qjied unti! n later date.be- cau;:e of hi.- eonciiticn.
'    HOLDS MEEl
se.'-rth- after the beginnin:, of a !.,-arii:'; hefore President Judue ii. C. Sic'.vai-t brought to ou.si Reub-en F. Hee-e as lax ce.Hcctor of Busli- kill lowi\ship. Ree:-:e presented hi- nsi^'iMtinn lo ilie court end th;- aclioii br(iu'»hl hy th • suprrvisors oi tl-,,-' t,-)w-nsl:ip was discontinued,
.hulfic .niewart api)ointcd Bro:ii;s H. .Siogfried as ta.x coUctior lor Reese's unexpired term.
'iiio coster aeiion v.'as br.)U.aht. o;, 111.' supervisors on the Rroimd ;;.-i: Reese wa.s deliiu|uent in tlie collec¬ tion of Uix'-s ar.ri had iio.sied insiif- iieienl bond to insure 'he p:iv;T">nl of 11.,- e();.e(;:d ta:.  ¦;
Til ' renuUn- meeting of tiie seho.Ti b. rid w-.is !i''!d on Monday cveniirj; in ih' TTiidi schcol buildine. with all m:'ml;ers present.
Bills were approved amounting fo $41')M8. Richard Griinth. lax col¬ lector, report,; d tlie receipt of scfiool l-.jxes for thc motitn of September an-,oun!ing lo §41,278.13.
Th.e jHirchas-^ of 30 two an:! a l-.:ilf callon iirv extiiH',ni''hers. was aulhor- i:;td at S'i.Sii each less 2 per ceiit. fo:- '!i; t!-ihulinn IhrouBhout the :;chool fcilildinrs, reducuiti thc fire has-ard atid ih;;:; reduce the insur¬ ance ;-ates.
Twenty t'lbies and loO chairs w-ere cuthoi-ii-ed to be purchased for use in the I'lnrli room, Tablets will be purchased froi'.i the Nazareth Plan- ini; ?4ill and thc ch.",irs from the Al¬ lied Eotitpncnt Coriioration of Tren¬ ton, N, J.
Mi.'-s Edith M Smith, of Hawley, Pa, has been appointed teacher in the lirst prade. which was opener! in th" Fairview Buildinp on October I, to t.ike care of over crowded con¬ dit ions.
Cnunty Superintendent Georee Gt im wa-i c;ranted :)erini:-sion lo iis'-' th" Hi;;h, school nitditorium to hold t',1" County Teachers ln,st;tule from Octol;er 26 to Octoii'-r cO inclusive.
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STEERING (OMMl ITEE
.M a nii\'-ling of th? executive coin- niittf" r)f Uie Republican county •;Gm;iiitte:' F'-ide,y afternoor. at Re- ptibhea^i headciiiarters. South Third '•lieet. E::,e.o;i, Josepli Bro!;;,'nn. of to-.vn, v-.is appoint,-d a nie;iib:.'r of the c'-viiimittre to lill th:- vacancy r:iu,ed b'- tiie rcsi'ination of Peter S, Trumbower of Na-^are'h. and Mr, B;-obslo!i W.I.- al,io elct-'d trea:,urer of n-..' C'-imtnitlee. t!ie pot.ilion form¬ erly h.elri by Mr, Trumbow-er,
.nl   tlie    ,^aIne   meetinK    .i  Us'   of
.1 ot;'   ;:")  leadtne:  Hepti'olicm:-   frotn all  -,-). rt;.  of  the  cii;-,ty. de: if;nated i .IS  1 --:-;rii-ing cr)ni'.nitiee- to hatidl,' ll-., )-!•,•>„¦.•¦; runic,ii;':i   v.-.is pres'^nt-
¦il ;,;;;! iiecr'ijteii, Tl.l: eomniitfr will 'unetirni nidi'P'^nd.'nl;-- ni the ;.'-4Ul:r.- cotr,:ii;tie". bui (r)op"ratin',j with it. This new group will iit.'ct in a shoi-t lini" and i if-e'. i's o.v.i or- eanizaiion ifor handlin^i the w-ork of the campair,!!.
A GOOD STATEMENT
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r.'ina May Cooper, noted flyer, was not the least hit afraid of Iicintr tossed hy Cavaliers DoWiy Vernon, Grand Champion .'\yresliire, as she led lie. Lull out to be photoijraphed al the Los Angcics County Fair.
MOllAVIAN Ctimm ./ 'sCllOENECK MORAVIAN
SCENE OE PRETTY   ^ /CHURCH  OCSERVES
FALL WEDDLNG    i69th ANNIVERSARY
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-t.itei.uiil (if t.he N:i/.iiretii 1 Bank and Trust Company, ip, in this i.ssue of ih.e Itam. tiic strong po.siUon cf this on. The Bank has a c;'.;)ilal (Oli Surplus and prohls of ,0') anil carries cai^h end re- : lianks the large sum of ¦I;I sho'.'inr, t'ne liquid eon- ; tiir H.ink,
Ne'w Yorker Head.s Legion Auxiliary
A pretty fall wi-ddin;; was .i'jic:un- ired in the Moravian cliurch at 4::i0 Saturday ' aflcrnooii, when Mi.ss Lillian Anna Mich.acl. daii';hter of Mr. and Mrs. C, 'vVilliani Michael, of to'.vn, bocamc the bride of Joseph A. DeRoach, so!i of Peter UcRoach of Wilson borough. Thc ceremony v,a--; performed by Rev. P, S. Meinert, The brir!:; was (jiven in niarriase by her lather. The bridal parly entered to the strains of the wcdJ.iniT n-.arch, played by Mrs. Ru.ss-ll Rohrbach, The bride was attired in a gown ot brown transparent velvet v,dLh hat and shoes to match and carrit;d yel¬ low roses. The briclj -"jvas attended by he.- si;,tcr Miss Mli'irtni Michael. •,viio wore a gown of green transpar¬ ent velvet with hat and .shoes to m;iteh, and cfiiiied pink roses, Ar¬ lington Kemmerer o; Easton, was best in.ni. Gioia Michael, 'nieeo of the bride, was flower girl. Stanley Ketnmeru- of Easton rendcrfd selec¬ tions before ihe ceromory, '-Passiir; Ey" and "For You Alone". Th: church w'.is prettily dccor;-;lcd w-itii chrysanlivemums,
A reception v.-a.s heic". at tite heme of the bride's parents on Center street. The couple left on a motor tlip after tl-;e le.-eptii-n., and wiii be a; liome in tlieir newly furnisl-.ed apart'uent. 7i;i \V; shington streci, Al;eiilo-i n. after Octcljer 12. The brid,' has been , inr.Ioysri lay the Narareth Itetn for a number of years. The bridegroom is a member of tlie Monarch riuartet of FasL-iu and is b,irito!;e soloi, t at the Pi-os'oy- lerian church, Washinglon. K, J. He is employed hy the Hou,-:e!:oid Fin¬ ance Co!-poralion in Allentown.
Tlic '-Item" ext'inds be;it wishes to I'le happv cr.iiplo for a long and happy w.'drled life,
HISTOmiTsWIETY
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Mr,i, I., tli'; \V William?, Tuckahoc, N. Y,, succeeded Mr;^. Robert l.ii-.coln Hwyal as prc.>i>.lent nl tlic .'Xicrican l.qf:toii ,\uxi1i;iry at the election in Oeti oit. Mrs. I loyal is seen phicina thc ribbon of oilice un her successor as lllf jircsident's pages lixk vn..
Tiie cxccuii'.e coir.niiilee ot the Moravian His;- vii-d Society met at 11:15 oclock Th'.ir.'^day mornin-j i.i a busines;^ .sessi'in prer ediiu; the re¬ gular iersicn. Current busiiK ¦" ",v.i- disposed of . with Dr. -VViiliam N. Schwarze. president of Moravian College and also pre;;ldem of tlie !:oeiety p;.'; idin>i; as ch.airnien. Of¬ ficers of the :,ociety re-elected dur¬ ing thc session were: Dr, W, N, Seh- wnrj'c. pre,--iderit; V/iliiam F. Hi'iviy. of Na.;areth, ,secretary: .5ain-'> S, I-'ry ot Nazaretli. treasurer: Rev, O, \T. Shulti' of Na.'.areth, libra'i in: ', ice-prcsidenls: Rev, Paul de Seli- veinilK, Rev, S. H. Oapp, Rev, E, S, Hagen, al! of Beihleliem, Mi;.s Ade- l.iide F.''es. Wiii.ston-.SaUin. N. C. Rev, A, n. Thaeler. Arhiii'ten. N, ,J,. Mr.s. r I. Mevers, E. A. R:iu. Rev. A. G. Rail. Willintn Milch.saik. Rev. ,J. I'l. Weir.land. Archibald .Iohn..ton Profe.'sor H. E. Beck all ot B'thle- 1-en:; board of managcr.s F, A. R-iu. Mbert Broriliead. P. O. Beitel. Wal- ¦"r Cra'.'-ford. William Henrv.
The ftftr-rnotai ve;;pcr and rliniier meeting which is the main ni'.'ining of the .soeii'ly wa.s held iu Uv eli.ipel Ol the Mer.ivian cliurch, beginning al 1:15 o'clock. Tlie memb<'r; of the Iroinhotv r-hoir plaveii .--ivi;-;!! liumbers outsiile llie diapol pie- c'ding the session and nccompaine;! tlie cpening hymn of the ini-eiiag. Ill' invocation by Dr. W. N Seli- waii:; fcPo'Vcd and several iv.ipirs -.'-CK' re:id bv various miiubers of Ih.e .snci-My, Of special iiit-'re'-; w;is til" panel- read by the dean of Mor¬ avian Colleir-. Dr. Albert O. Rau, en¬ titled --Chtisli.in Predi'rick Posi and Colonial I-olililies in 17:>."i-17fiH'. The .•e.'^^ion was well allended with more than 17.") ineniber.s and Bue:tts in at¬ tendance.
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Mr. and Mts. William Audrey.-.-, i-':iinK'd from a week-ind visit ex- ii'uded lo friends in Saylorsburg and Kunkl,'town.
Thc lOyih annivcr;,ary of the foundingJof thc Schoeneck Mora¬ vian congregation on Sunday was niarkcd b.v- a seric,-: of special .ser¬ vices th.it began v,-iih a rally day service at 9:15 in the mornuiir, and concluded with a holy conimui.ion service at 3:30 in ihe afternoon.
Preceding the rally day service held by the Bible sciiool. the trom¬ bone choir mounted the steps to th:,' boiircy and with the playing of a Rroup of old Moravian chorales an¬ nounced the beginning of the annl¬ veraary celebration.
During the Gunday sciiool rally dtiy Eervlees, Mra. G. H. Lopp, wife of a former pastor p.ddrossed the members and guests of the ochool on the subject of Rally Day,
Special  musical    selections    were
presented by a  trombone duet  and
a ba.ss solo '.ve.s rendered by Rev. F.
.Schramm,   Nicaraguan    mi.ssionary,
' "O Make Me Pure ".
The first of Hk' scries of church services was held in ibc auditoritun of tl-.<: bctri.'viing nt 10:30 a. m. Rev. W. .S. Meek, former pastor of the eongi'eprition at present located in Philadeliiliia, delivered an inspiring message on a text taken from th..' 30ti! chapter of I;;;>iah the loth verse on "The Simple Religion",
In the afternoon a love feast and i prai.se scrvic-j was held with the congregation and friends filling tiie church. Tho choir and Sunday school orchestra of the Na/arcth Moravian congregation united with Scho-'nci-k vocalists and orchestra in several special selections and ac¬ companied the singing- by the con- 'j-egatinii.
I The holy coinmunion service wa;; conducted immediately after the love fo!:si by the Rev. .James Oross. temporary pastor of the congrcga¬ Uon. Ho was assisted at the ser- '.ice by Rev. G. II Lopp. Rov. R. I. G.iring and Rev. P. S. Meinert. The ;.erviccs during the entire day w-erc ',yeH attended and many former members and friend.s of the con- gre,:'.atnn marie tho aiini\-crsary cclc- bratio;! th" oer-atdon cf a visit to re- r.;'\.- old fric;id.ihips.
Thc history of ihe founding n." th> congregation dates baek to 1702 when .som.'' of thc old setilers start¬ ed the v.ork. The first pastor was Rev. Daniel Newbtirt and th,' wor': was passed on to various pastors un¬ til the present day. The Scliociicck congrt ij:ition ha.s extended t!ic work of the Moravian church in various sections of thi- county w:ih members of the coiigrc'jation being instiii- mcntal in cstablisliiiic ttie Moravian church In Easton of whicii Rev. R. I, Glering is pt-;'sfnt pastor.
NEW CiY^lN/TEATHER FOR WO^VIEN AT ''Y"
The phyjical dcp.irtment of the women's work at ihc Nazareth Y. M. C. A. opened tor the sca.son Wednesday CHoDcr 7lh.
Classes for women and girls will be in orjoration under dir.ction of Mi.ss Kathryn Jones of Belhletiem. Mi.ss Jones has had a broad ci^erl- cnco in teacliing gymn, cxercijes. i;tp dancinn. sv.-iianiing and has been employed e;ich Summer a;- Swimm- int? Instructor of a Summer Camp for Women .uid Girls.
Schedule  Hacli  Wodnrsilay
2:00 p. m. Vv'oinen. gymn.
.TOtt p   m. Wunieu :iwimimiig.
¦l.no p, m. School Cirls. S',vimining
5:00 p. m. School Girls. Gymn.
5:00 p. in. Hieh School Girls, swim
7:00 p, in. Business Girls. Gymn.
8:00 p. 111. Busine.-i.s Girls, swim.
a 00 p. n. Basket B;ill Training.
7 lo 0 p   m  Women, s'.vimmlng. Iliv.vling IMnteho.s
3:00 I), r.i,. 5:30 p. m..    7:00 p. m.
There nre a few varancies on some of th. • teams: miv kuiic:- it low-n or vicinity interested iu bowling are in¬ vited to enter.
COMPUTING BOARD COMPLETES TASK OF CHECKING BALLOTS
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Results    o n    Itcpubliean,    Soeiulisl anil  rrahiijJtidii Ticiiets
Hellertown Entertains
Gala Golden Eagle Com- >
mandery Convention
The compuiing board completed it;; task after clii'cking on all the ticlicts voted at the primary elec¬ tion. Two Democrats won places on the Sociidisl ticket. They arc S, Walter Brinker for Commissioners' Clerk, and Harry D, l-Iutz for Dis¬ trict Attorney, Each received thr,:e votes.
On thr' Prohibition ticket Repul)- licans tind Democrats divided sever¬ al nominations a;; follows;
Countv Commissioner.s~Jf;hn Stil¬ es iRi 12, H. P. Yeisley rRi 3.
District -Attorney-Francis Ede iR) 8. Herbert F. Laub 'Rid.
SherlfT--Charles  Unangst   iDi  9, Clerk     Orphans'     Court--Jere    F, Hahn (D) 3.
County Treasurer—Ah in Santee (Rl 3.
The vole cast for Republican countv candidate;; follows;
Judse  of  Supreme  (Ourl
Graham C, Worxlward 9144
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CO. 4-H LIVSTOCK JUDGING TE,AM VISIT LIVESTOCK FARMS
The Northampton County 4-H Club Livestock Judging Team, coni- pr,;;;d of Marvin Heller, George How-- er a:id Walter H':ller, which will re¬ present Pennsylvania in the Junior Livestock Judging Contest al the I;iiern;, tional Livestock Show. Chicago, during thc rst week of December, vi.sited livestock farms in Chester, York, Lancaster and Dau- plir. Counii'es. practice judging in s'.vine and sheep during the past week.
St. Amour Farms at Coatesville. Che;;ter County, were visited Thurs¬ day morning. Here clas.ses of Po¬ land China swino. and Hampshire and Southdown Sheep were used.
Laiix:nr)ji^ Farms. Wrightsville, York County, one of thc outstanding livestock establishments in Penns\i- v;inia, was visited in the afternoon. Many classes of Duroc hogs were available here as practice classes fcr the young judges.
Thc Masonic Home Farms. Eliza¬ bethtown.    and   the farm   of C. E. | Cassel Hcr.shcy.    where classes    of Berkshire and Chester White Swiae were available, were vi.slled Friday.
Thc trip waB made untor the di¬ rection or Cminty-^genfTT L. Cole¬ man. L. C. Madison, livestock specialist from Pennsylvania State College, as.sisted with the selection of classer; and instructed the boys on gi\ing reasons.
A two day trip lia= been planned for this v.-eek, whicii will include visits to horse breeding ;'stab!ish- ments in Franklin Co'inty and the members of the Baby B.-ef Clubs in Dauphin and Cumberhmd Counties.
NAZARETH HIGHLOSES TO WASHINGTON
The Borough  of Hellertown  was
never more attractive than on Sat¬ urday When the thriving commanity with an enviable reputation for hos¬ pitality, entertained the annual con¬ vention of the Grand Commandery, military branch of the Knights of Ihc Golden Faglo of Pennsylvania. Tho residents of the borough turned out enma,sse lo we'come the riem- bcr,s of the Ordr'r, togeiher with de¬ legations of the women's brandies of the organization, members of the Castles and Temples from num'trous cities and towns in Pennsylvania, Saucona Lodge of Hellertown was the host.
The events of thc one day session opened at 9 o'clock with the busi¬ ness meeting in the Am:.'rican Le¬ gion Community building. Burgess .M, J, Dimmick, welcomed the many driegates and officers of tlie sul)or- dmate and grand lodge The re- .ipon.se was made by Grand Com¬ mander Edgar J, Werley. of Allen¬ lown. Rev. Robert H. Krauss off¬ ered jirayer and pronounced bene¬ diction, and 'America" wa.s sung by the gatlicring.
Franklin P. Hittol, ot Allentown, ;i past commander and a member I of tiie host lodge, piesided at thc opening .session lo which the pub¬ lic was invited and introduced the burgess    and    Grand    Commander
Werley. During the usemblli^ «t the delegates, Miss Clara He«. et Hellertown, playcl    several    piano
selections.
The convention went into execu¬ tive session at 10; JO a. m„ (H«ntf Commander Edward J, Werley pr«« siding. After the reading of tiM minutes by Grand Becretary W. R> Heclcert, a publicity committee was appointed composed of Harry .J. HolTert, H<>rbert D. Cless and Stall'- Icy Bergstresser,
The commandery then went Into secret session,
Bu;«ineM Session
At tlic eleventh annual seasion of the Grand Commandery roll etS' showed Ccmmanderies represented as follows: Nazareth, 116; Nanrcth Lcydle, 101; Ivonhose, 26; Phlladel- ' phia; St. Mary, 7, Allantown; Nor- res, 21, Northampton; Eagle Park 115, Penn, 49, Reading; Oarfleld, SO Reading: Saucona, 48, Hellertown.     .
I>'nver, Lancaster county, waa the next place of meeting decided.on. The sum ol $175 was donated by tM Orand Commandery towards the ex¬ penses of the local committee.
Discussions on various matters pertaining to members of the Com* mandery, as well as Castles, Witr* had, detailed reports to be aent to the various Commanderies and (Continued On Page Two)
Coach Andy Leh's hich school squad lost to Washington on Satur¬ day to the Washington Higii Sehrxil by r,l-0 score. Danny Ford '.vas the luminary cf the game and was larj^e- Iv responsible for the vic'ory won by Coach Fehr's boys. Ford replaced Fox ;it the start of the second quar¬ ter and on the first play shot off left tackle, cut back for 13 vards and made the first score of the game. The second score was made in the last quarter. Thc extra point after the touchdown in the second quart¬ er when Snyder drop-kicked the ball lielv-een the po;;is brought the final score lo i;}.
WashlnRton
Palmer
Htilvburton
Cooke
Mowder
Levine
Zuckcrman
Snyder
.Vlfichsncr
Roihcnbaci:
Fox
Guilick
L.E.
L.T.
L.G.
C.
RG.
RT.
R.E.
Q.B.
L.H.
R.H.
F.B.
Score by periods;
Washington
Nazaroth
Touchdowns:
F';tra    point:
0
0
Ford,
Snydei
NaEaretli
Haas
George
Slierrv
Kratz
Hummel
Eilenberger
Peters
Weiss
Yeakle
Altemose
Shiffert
7      0      6—13
0      0     0—0
Meishchner.
r    (dropkick i.
Substitutions. Washington- Ford. Cierrv. ,Jcanne. Castner. Goldstein. Hubbard. Hartman. Mel.am. A. Sny- rier. Rush, Sicglcr, R, Snyder, Naz¬ areth; Carr. Conentrip, Referee. Mowder. Umiiire. Slack, Head linesman. Beavers,
CELEBRAfES*
75th BIRTHDAY
. .Peter Stoudt on Sunday celebraled his 7;")th birthday annixersary at his liomc on East Nortli street, town.' Tlie affair was a very social one. Excellent meals were served, Mr Stoudt received a number of gifts. Among tho.se present were Rev, and Mrs. Har\oy C Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stoudt. Mr. and Mr.s. Lewis Ri.ssmiller. Mr .nnd Mrs. Norman Barlieb son Willard. Mrs Elsie Kix-hler, sons Earl and Ho¬ ward, daughters .Ann and Glad.vs, Mr. and Mrs. Leidy Stoudt. Jere¬ miah Ehret, of lown: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stoudt. children Roy. Paul. Floyd. Donald Margaret.Ruth. Pearl and June. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feh-
YOUNG BANDITS SENTENCED TO PEN FOR STORE HOLD-UP
Three young bandits who held up and robbed Oeorge Miller, proprietor of the general store at Bushlcill Cen¬ tre on February 21 and robbed him of $410.00 pleaded guilty before Judge McKeen and were sentenc-sd to .serve .seven to 14 years in the Eastern Penitentiary.
"This is a vorv serious crime—a crime I never overlook," said Judge McKeen in imposing sentence. "I've got no sympathy nor mercy for any¬ one that uses guns and hold up citizens of our Commonwealth." In addition to tho penitentiary sen¬ tence Judge McKeen also imposed a fine of $100 and designated that the jail term be spent in separate and solitary conflnemont at hard labor. The youths wiio were sentenced are Stanley Dashuta, 23, of Easton. R. D. 1; Victor Kawalec. 24, of Newark, N. J., and Carl Zulcowski, 18, of Har¬ rison, N. J.
Mr. Miller, wiio with other wit¬ nesses appeared before Judge Mc¬ Kcen, said two of the youth—Dash¬ uta j.'nd Zukowski—the former carry ing two revolvers, came into the store at 11 o'clock on that Saturday night. They forced him Into the office and made him oijen the safe and hand over the money his wife had locked up only a short time be¬ fore.
George T. Kemmerer. a customer in the store at the time of the rob¬ bery, also told how ho was silenced by the menacing weapons of thc three hold up 'Kawales, he .said was at thc door and would not al¬ low him to leavei. and how he was forced into thc cellar with thc Miller family before tlie bandits fled with the money.
Constable R. R. Ryan who with County Detective Goorge Ryan and Con.stable Arch Miller assisted in the capture of the trio told the Court he foinid Dashuta in a shack at Mud Run. near Sandf.-. Eddy, and when he was taken in to custody a small arsenal, including sawed off shot¬ guns, a pistol and several hundred rounds of ammunition were found.
D.ishuta's confession. Ryan said, led to the arrest of thc other two and a complete confession from tlie trio. Ryan said the bandits said in their confession thev had returned to rob thc Miller store a .second time but did not go in because there were too manv customers in thc place. They also nlanned to hold up the bank at Wind Oa]). Ryan said, and had secured handcuffs and shotguns fur that purpose.
Judge McKeen turned a deaf ear fo pleas for leniency made in b.-'- half of Kawalec and Zukowski giv¬ ing them the .same sentence as thc leader, Dashut;i,
COUNTY COMMITTEE TO DIRECT DEMO¬ CRATIC CAMPAIGN
Thc Northampton County Demo¬ cratic Comniiltec wfl conduct the campaign for the Democratic can¬ didates at th.e eonung election in November, the party cliiefs decided.
Tlie county committee wi'l t.akc care of all advertising for the can¬ didates, will arrange mass meetings and will make ail other arrange¬ ments needed to bring the Demo¬ cratic candidates before the public
This action was taken by the county committee to save the can¬ didates unnecessary cxpen.se and al¬ so to conduct the campaign more cfliciently.
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The Ladies Aid .Society of Haman E.angelical Chtirch will conduct a nel. son Linford. Tatamy: Mr. and Bake Sale next Saturday beginning Mrs. Thomas Stoudt. .son Charles, at 10 a. m. al Soyfried's Meat Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Peters, chil- ket. Fresh home-made bread, pies, drill Rohert.Ir.. Pauline and Miij- layer and sugar e;ikes will be offtr- oiie. Minnie Mu.schlitz and Charles ed for .sale and fresh liomc-prcpiircd Moll, of Betlilehem, j salted peanuts.
oppoRTUNrrY emeu
OF KINGS DAUGHTOiS SPONSOR MUSICAL
The Opportunit> Circle of Kln(l Daughters will hold a musical In tne Moravian Chapel for women at Bsthlehem on Saturday evenlnf, October 10th, at 8:15 o'eloek.
Music lovers of Bethlehem, Ifai- areth and vicinity will be offerid A recital by a trio of young artlsta.
Miss Vera Weikel. a soprano, wl^O has previously delighted Bethlehem audiences, is a student of the Mw York University School of Fine Arta, studying voice under Madam B«rt- yne N. Collins, and language under Madam (.oebuque,
Mr. Ridnh Kemmerer, pianist, waa the soloMVnth the Allentown Sym¬ phony during the patt^aeaaon, be haa
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under, U. LiRf, and'at present, fi " a pupil of Alexander Kelbertne.
Mr. Zoltan Biro, wbo for two vears, waa a student at the Royal Academy of Music. Budapest, Hun¬ gary, is well known both as a violin¬ ist and composer.
OLD FOLKS ENJOY INTERESTING AND M- PRESSIVE SERVICE
The services in the local St. John's Lutheran church on Sunday were both interesting and impressive. At the regular morning service the old¬ er peoDle of the community were the guests of the congregation. They were conveyed to and from ttVB church in automobiles furnished by the members.
The service itself consisted of the regular liturgy, the singing of the old familiar hymns in which they all .joined most heartily, special mu¬ sic by thc choir and an appropriate address by the pastor. Rev, Snyder.
The decorations were of exception¬ al merit and beauty consisting Of flowers and a large variety of au¬ tumn leaves.
The statistician's report was ai follows: The oldest member present '.vas Mrs. Marv Ooodhard 84 ytars old: the oldest visitor present waa Edwin Lear, a G. A. R. man of Stockertown, aged 92 years, v The average age cf those present, taken from tho.se of 70 and upwards, was 75 yars.
Fil teen visitors with an average of 72 3571 yea|,. 21 members with the aven.ge age of 73.8095 years were among the worshippers.
The pastor, in the name of the .ongregation presented the oldest member and visitor present with a b< uitilul boquet of cut flowers.
Eaeh one of the old flolits had a while carnation pintied on them as thev ente^d the auditorium and ¦..(¦le ushered to their .scats by young girl,  dressed in wliile.
Cradle Roll Promotiou Exeniaes
It was both fittintr and impressive to ha\e a service lor both old -md young on the same aay. Tlie morn- iiiR service was expressly arranged for the older member.s while at the evening service the Cradle Roll de¬ partment had lull sway. The seven¬ teen c'lildren dressed in white caps ana gowns, led bv Mi.ss Irene SavItC, marched ir. o the church, taking their reserved seats on the chancel. A speriai program was then rend¬ ered, ill charge of the offlcers of the d partment. The program e nsisted of songs, recitations and e.xercaes \)} the chldren.
The decoratlcns were beiutiful and ludfjing from the numermlB fa\iirable and complimeiitary re¬ marks thnt were heard on every side, thc service will linger long in the hearts of the people.
The committees in charge of the lirogram. decorations and prepar¬ ations in a gwieral way desei-ve much cudii for their fnithfulnesj and at- .-. Uance.
This department is in charge of Mrs. Russell Hangen and Miss IreiM Savitz.