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VOL. XLIII
NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MOP.XING, JUNE 7, 1934
No. 28
%
trough Council Meets In Regular
Monthly Session
WHY NOT TRANSPLANT IT, UNCLE?
.ui„ mj>*tLne of Naaareth In a permanently Improved condition ¦^.^"""^noirWh^ld in the was placed in the hands of the ¦""."f" .'^Sm Monday evening street committee. •*"?";'**a SSSfler to tte ctelr. ; Tte question of tte borough fe- «itb J. A. ^"^ sessions were celvlng a portion of tte tax on gaso- •IJ^K^IL LSSTcCicJ f*h- line to be brought up at tte State "*^ \\^J^md.rtie reading of convention at Stroudsburg next "" ^ ffiSSwedand were or- month waa brought to council's at- BionthJrbUls toUowea ana w re       , ^^^^^ ^^ ^^ secretary of Wilson
^"^^..SIImimleatfcMt was read from' borough
^ *^^2Sw« Additional in- A claim for a faU suffered by Mrs. ''^^Vta^naoMMCTln order to com- Ida RulolT on tte pavement in front '^thttetoauroiioecompany's re-, of tte Kraemer Hosiery Company SSjrSSSSSrTsuretrSnd to some time ar> was Pj^-JJ^.^! n Sa borough treasurer for the tends of tte pavement committee ^nsotaf year.    Tlia information was | for action. . ^ ^   .».
!Zetad to be given to Mr. Fry.        i    Resolutions passed  included  tte Awoort by tte flre chief, CterlesI purchase of a motorcycle at ISOT, on fliea durtng tte tost sU with tte old cycle for tte police de-
^  partment, tte purcbaae of overhead
doors for tte flre house at $354.
Tte contract with tte MetiopoU- tan Edison Oompany lor flve years, was passed third and flnal reading. Tte highway committee was au- tborlaed to aeU tte old dump truck. Tte treasurer and fliumoe com¬ mittee were directed to negotute a 13,000 loan tor IM daya from the Second HatlMutl Bank of town..
The flre company was given per- mlaakm to tate tte old pumper to tte Bmaua parade next month.
^ntte contained a recommendation to V tte water company te direeted elaai ^ tte flra hydranU in flrst mgdi tyUtlon aa tte exambtation Quabar ot'ie chief ahowed ttet a
Tte auiettom wore detective. with tte Bio oeV expense coimeeted ouMda ot tte t/POV making runs truek oo calls feWMgh with tte ¦ectiona outsido id\ ta by atfjaoant discuBsed and MtJMtk Um*^ *m tte flw committoeO. *• ' tte flre company. to" ^'-A Tte matter of
«#wtth
JUNE Ist—THIRTY ir^ no ago MA7AIil!.11l
ESTABLISHED, DELIVERS FUST RURAL MAIL
Last Friday, June 1st, marted tte | "Tatamy road lo 1MB and E. Feter
passing of tte thirtieth milestone of tte Nasareth Rural MaU Carriers.
"Orlgmally Naaareth ted but two rural routes, No. 1, and No. 3. No. 1 was delivered by Cterles Ute, wte was tte ftrst rural carrier appointed for tte local maU and Stewart Drach tte second.  Mr. Drach car-
'fled Route No. 3. On September 1st, 1904 Route No. 3 was esUblished and had Oscar F. Wright as carrier. A fourth route was started February
'lat, IMS with Irwin Heiney as car¬ rier. Heiney died in 1M6 and Ifer- bert Snyder filled tte vacancy
son was appointed to carry this route. In 1317 carrier Orach died and Snyder waa ve-appolnted to tate hia plaei on Route No. 3.
Lete and Feteraon remained in service untU 1317 when toth resigned.
In ttese days tte mall was not as teavy as it Is today. Route No. 1 bad but two Philadelphia Records,
Haydn Creation Rendered
A large audience of music-lovers heard and commended the rendition of Haydn's "Creation" Friday even¬ ing in tte High school audltoriuni. by the Nazareth Choral Society. The great oratorio was eflectively and inspirlngly rendered, accompanied by a capable orchestra which was directed by S. Wavrek. Arrange¬ ments for tte orctestra were made by Jesae Kreldler, of town. .
The oratorio consisted of three parts, representing tte creation of tte world and all living creatures In six daya Tte chorus of 135 sang in an inaplrlnt maimer tbrougteut tte oraCorfo. Tbey were accompanied by a capable orctestra, directed by S. Wavrek, consisting of four flrst vio¬ lins, three second violins, viola, cello, bass, two flutes, daring, oboe, bas¬ soon, two trumpets, two horns, two trombones and the kettle drums The piano aeoompaniats were A'ank- lin E. Kostenbader and Daniel E. Rohn.
The characters included Mona Van Natu Marcks. Thomas N. N. Brit¬ ton, Wesley E Bender. WiUlam Oano Jr., and Florence Heller Wolfinger.
The oratoria was under tte cap¬ able direction of Miss Mae M. YeU¬ ley Mlss Yeisley organiaed the Choral Society.
Another splendid feature of tte evening was tte piano solos by Ruth Becker Meyers, given between the parts of the oratorio. Mrs Meyers is the accompanist •¥ the Bach choir, and one of tte best pianists in this part of tte state.
Dairy Herd Improvement Association Makes
Inspection Tour
Following tte ludgtng, a lunch was eaten on tte Bnyder towft with coftee and milk fumiated W Mr. and Mrs. Snyder.
Tte next stop was on tte farm of B. L Hindenach, known M ttw Keystone farm tetween RautevUto and Hellertown, wtere ttw hard Ig
The Dairy Herd Improvement As¬ sociation, composed of dairymen irom Lehigh, Northampton and Car¬ bon counties, visited the dairies of three of the' members in tte tour conducted Monday. V. A. Houston, president of tte Association, was as¬ sisted by B. L Coleman and A. L.
Hacker, agricultural extension repre-. composed of Holstein and ( sentatlves of Norttempton and Le-! Mr.  Hindenach produew raw Bdlk high counties, In    conducting    the' and has a modem dairy.
tour. Twenty-flve machines com-j posed the caravan and approximate¬ ly 100 memters and ttielr families, together with guests, made the trip. The memters met at the J. J. Snyder farm, south of Easton on route Oil, at 11:00 o'clock standard time. Tte place >& known as the River Valley Farm and tte terd in¬ cludes Holsteins and Jerseys, from
of bis mUk to the retail tradt.
wblch Mr. Snyder retails botU nw, wiiere tte   cowa
Tte last stop on tte tour famous Weyhill fftem, JWSC 1M0> i densvUle, wtera O. A. Bopr <|ittfl. manager. Here ttw earavan onMW at milking time and tte bam «M tte popular plaoe for tho tlilM& Tte farm produoea oertifled milk OBt tte buildings and equlpaaent an of tte modem type,   ftom tha ^ant
and pasteuriaed milk. Tte inspec¬ tion of tte terd and dairy was fol-! lowed by a Judging contest, includ¬ ing classes from tte two different breeds. The Judging was on tte' basis of production and Harry Roth of Nazareth R. 3, Moorestown, had the high score in tetb classes. Thos. Oraver. Batb R. 1, Klecknersville, tied for honors in tbe Holstein class
Give Industry A Chance To Grow, Too
Tte tenks, railroads and agrlcul- about twenty Easton Argus papers,'ture teve recovered very nicely in three Free Press papers and twenty-1 Uncle Sam's R F. C window-box, flve Naaareth Items. Tte horse and which proves that tte R. F. C. Is an buggy was tte means of transporU- excellent agent for recovery tlon and it took tte greater part of | Why then, does our good old Unci? This tte day to mate a complete route keep withering Industry m anotter
Local Historian Gives Inter¬ esting Data On Nazareth's Musicians Of Years Gone By
L P. Lemin^r, Pos¬ tal Clerk Here For 27 Years Is Pensioned
route,   tewever,  waa   diacontinued, delivery.  Roads were poor and the flower-pot, wtere the soil  doesn't
Says Haydn's   Creatten   Waa aented Here la 1043
toter, taking Snyder out of aerviee., winter montte brought  on   many seem to te balf as stimulating or
Wright wte carried Route No. 3 was hardships to toth horae and carrier. lA klUad while on duty, by a north-', Tte salary then waa tM.W per '^ bound train ataut tte   Maaaieth
4-H CLUB STARTS
NEW ACTIVITY
Sog^ts Motorists
A new 4-H cltib activity ta North¬ ampton Cotmty started May 31, with
cert »**•¦ Is now Icnown as tte
"gymnaJieuai.       ' which we of tte Moravian   FarVhia*   School   days productive? |    to last weeks Issue ot tte Item, knew as th  _jfe°?!!. S^ ^^
In tte two  years   thew   other tte front pass ,oootataed a >JJJ^'r*a« •»J'«»JJ^ J?? ^1^^ aoencW. teve been lecaivUis sp^ilai "Pmwal   Mualc   l^sUva^   TtoBo, ttjT wMgh«» tnjU. ^vtn*   no gSvemmental eare.    Industry, has'Rendered te tt»».»««tf«»» O^^l^l!?"" r*^^^ * teen Mw victim of aa unauoeoasful Boctoty" and aUtlng that Raydnlitte preaent writing, *^v«- ^.-... , experiment to pump life   Into   It Creatkm was flrst preaenied ta Maa-1 to say whether
WANTS UNIFORN CHILD CASE HERE
Harriabarg.—The tragic part often played by county and city lines in the welfare of dependent and neg¬ lected children In Pennsylvania ts cited by children's workers In pro¬ posing a general State-wide policy of care for children of this group.
A child is often penalized by his geographical residence in this State, according to Miss Mary S. Labaree.^ chief of the division of family and child welfare. State Department ot; Welfare.   Explaining this, Mlss La-
 Ibaree cited a   child   living within
1^' flve miles ot a county Une.   "On one
' "   ot ttet line," ste said, "ket us
a cotmty whlcb haa estab-
terdamen and their wivca
tte bottling bouse and Uupaotod (te
modem machinery, nMfMtor, oto,
and then a general laspaoMon ait gam
plaoe waa in ordor.  Tte onMn trip
proved moaT'tetonitiBff'
agents and ofBoeto Of Bw t
were gratefid for i
reception tondcMt UW froop at ttW
various stopping
P. S. C. SCMNB^AlL CARRIER MBHAPS
this 0#-
through tte Federal Reserve system' areth Ul years ago.. We now leam, given
View Laurel BlOSSOniS •««1 «>• bante which ttemselves are' from tte following lettor by Miss at   a later date but   it is sa vBvw  BMmsvB B»Bvwi»vsBs» ^^^ treatment .Clara Beck, ttet Haydn'a Creation assume that It conttauad to k
I   Now is tte time to cease expert- was rendered tere ta Naaareth tn part of ttelr "repartolre
Harrisburg.—"CooM to tte Stoto ._.„„„_ ^.^ r„A...,^ ..ia »..» tt
foieau to we Uie Btoto flowOr In aU, ^J"^^ ™^^^u! lii'^
IU teauty," waa Uw tavltaUon given ^ i^JT^ ^SS^   t2 ^
ttw organioatlon of a Farm Shop hy Mm W. KeUer. deimty •«aetor7 J*^ P"^ » T^!^ tttart^
Cbto in UW wa-argau wctton ^i£!a.'!^SKLXfS!S' '^^^'LS'^tt^'^Z^t^SJrZ^-
Tte £to fS?irtte touwl. «•«»• ••* Urtculture teve had ZZ. ZHZtJLT^J: ..   »:il-i.i   Xant Industry equally as Import-
1043.  Wbileadlfreieneeaf Myoars,    Asit
hand at teted a    sound program of aid tOj yj^jjji,'widowed mothers, a court   with   a, ^.^j'trained   Juvenile   protetlon   officer. .:cuns'f^'*''"'' relief  to families    in  their, ^,.    ,,)'own homes,     supplemented   by  a ^ I county-wide prtvate society dealing I with family problems, a small cbil-| might te taterastlng to tie <*'*"'<   institution    for   temporary, of aoow of tte meo anl '^^'^ '"<^ * county-wtde children's,
Lover Baueon Itemahlp... Tte club, mtder tte local leadership of O. O.
did not concern ttw Item eorreapon<  , .    .^ » w    ...    .^,
dent ta laat week'a iasue. aevertto-' woown wto took part ta tte randi-|.'^^ ^J^^y ">¦' handles the prob lev, historlaiw are nore eaotlog Uon oC "Tte Crtatton" to Naaa and for that purpoae and a mMWr, nthto lt«, Wa eopy iiom tte Pro
I wbooa tetanlcal oanw  la   Kalmto
WeBUMfCh, taehidea 10 boya ranging j^ttf^   n tlooma m early *«¦• 1 "J,LP?*^Jllil.?'iri^'**»C!"*J" ta agi from 19 yaors to It yaam.      puttlag fcrth ehpOan of ptak and'"*""^"' '*~~'* "      " **^*' "*"'
JanM F. Betai, aasistaat 4-H club, wblto ftowara. leader from Peniuylvania Btoto Ool-1   llto «»» bloaeoom appear ta ttw;
* nllUons? Doesn't it mean tteir very eilatence? |
Tte Reoonstnietton Fitwnoe Corp¬ oration, If given tte power, can put
Kem
lege, ouUtaod ttw purpoaas ef «>• JSJ^* iSrhTwI^ ta^'*«*«^ teck on lu feet very club aod wltti tte owmten pUaami] auto fomte of Itanklta *Cttmter-1''**«"'• "^^ ^*" *' »*dor»l Ri- ttw work ttut ttwy WiU tate up dur-L.^  -^t„ .„h^C35«^ «ZS.^t••w «* »««*««>« •*«» «>
«-..» ^ ..^       Mi ••"*• !'•»**<*» MMl Bedford eountws. tag the year. Part of ttw aMeungj    t«,Bahre anas wiU soon te ftow-
*•.• ****'!li' ""^ *'^ •^'?S!l "«"§ in Uw Stato forcaU ta Hunt 4>lictag.  Tte next meeting ot tte      ^
group WlU te teM on Jom M, at
which Mme each meoOwr of tte club
WiU present an exhibit  bOWd  of
vartous kxwU and demoaatrato tte
tying of simple, practical know.
Otter subjects, whlcb wUl te taken
[ bave produced
tip durtng tte year, wtU te tte care
and use ot tools: telU and pulleys;
iron and forge work; and many otter
things for practical application on
tte farm. Ihe nwmters of tte   club   are,
James   Pair,  KenneUi   Wohlbach,
Howard Wohlbach. Waltor Snyder. ^James OubUh, and Lewis BnueU. ujames Pair waa elected president
and Kenneth WohUwch, secretary of
tte club. The Farm Shop club U part ot tte
Agricultural 4-H Club program whlcb Iki^'is being carried on ta Northampton
county under tte direction ot County
Agent B. L. Coleman.
WEEK-END QUOrr GAME RESULTS
very Uttle resulU.
tagdon, MlflUn, Oentn, Bnyder, Per¬ ry and Union counties.
One of the most popular sections for tourtsts attracted by tte laurel flowers is in tte Btoto forests of PUce and Monroe countil] where tbe  annual   laurel festival ot  tte tj„ BvangeUcaJ Sunday School, Wed
NAZARETH RAND
AT FESTIVAL
Tte Naaareth Bond will furnish I tte music at the annual festival of.
Oeetealta
J. O. Settol   and   Andrew
—latVlolta. P. Hartman aad   C.    ¦enaeman
—3ad VWlln. C. ZoaWah and W. Kem—Viola. J. Kam aod Aug. CleweU—Vioton-
eaUo. WUUam Jaooboon—Contra Bass. JMoph Raman and Colota Beitel
-Mito. R. CleweU-Oboe 1. Edward Rlpkaaeter  Clarlonetto. 1. Joe. ClewoU-OkODi 3. and to come, may I te parmltlej to, Tom. Clewell—OaitHwtto, 3.
ef record we quote tte letter:
*"To tte   Editor  ot  tte I'i-.-,.-
^ tere much iaapreiaod by tte statement ta tte tost issue of tte mot, to tte effect that tten had been »o rendition ot "Tte Creation" by Haydn, ta Naaareth. maa I0i3, —"A topse of III yean" to tte pres¬ ent time.
Tour correspondent was evidently not famiter with tte mustaal hUtory ot Nazaretb. and tterefOto li. Jus- tioe to iU musicians, paat, pr.>aent
lems of each child on an individual tesis "Tte child m whom we are tater-
Lewls P. Lemlnger wte tes served In tte local Post Offlce for nearly 37 years has been retired last Thurs¬ day and is now on tte pension list
Mr. Lemlnger has been In tte em¬ ploy of Tte Oovernment Postal De¬ partment from October 1st. 1807 until May Ut, 1934. Having reacted the age limit of sUty-flve yean, the government rules ttet sucb employes te retired from service.. Mr. Lem¬ lnger served tte local oOloe faith¬ fully and dUigently aod many will miss his smiling countenance behind I tte window. Congratulations anil good luck to "Louie" for the future.
womans' CLUB
I        m PICNIC
Tte second annual picnic of the north eastern district of the Woman's Club wUl be held at UBarr's Rho¬ dodendron Nurseries, Stroudsburg. Pa. on Tuesday June 12. 11 a. m. (D.S.T.> Lunch at 13 noon. AU Woman's Club memters an cordially invited and are to bring with ttem a box lunch. Coffee WiU te wrved by tte hostess or Btroudaburg club. Enteruinment for tte attemdon wUl be provided.
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM RENDERED <»".;
Pocono MounUiiu U teld.
Tlw laurel bkioma for a period of about one month, toglnnlng ta early June. In PeniuylvanU tte State ftower blooma latest ta tte norttem tier eounttos. In thU aectlon grow aome of ttie Urgest qieclmens to te tound anywten ta tte Stote, par- tleutorly m tte State Forests ot lloga. Potter, Cameron and CUnton countlaa.
BOOKLET GIVES FOREST LAW FACTS
Harrisbnrg.—A new 34-page edition ot tte forest proteeUon Uws ot Pennsylvania has recently been pu¬ blished by the Department ot Poresto
state certota interesting faeu ta this | cotmection in order to correct  an, error which should not become  a matter of Historical reeord. On my desk at the preeent mo-
nesday evenirig, June 13, in Wash¬ ington Park,  opposite   Evangelical' „en'i h.; g programme Book kept by church. I "The Muaical Society ot Nazareth,
To entertain and refresh visiting p^-   jh^ programmes, wrttten in itrtendsarranrmenu are telng made, oerman script, date from Oct. 14tb. to teve retnshment stands, wtere, iTgg ^ j^^ 29th, 1040. Ue cream, strawtomes. soft drtnks,
BenJ. OhwoU—POgott.
C. MUler and   Jqgeph   Clewell—
Cometo David Uiehaal—Itambooe. ANDREW KRRN—Piano.
Cor.
C. Ricksecker, Ad.   Miksch,
doggWs, barbecues, ete., wUl to serv¬ ed at nasooable prloes.
We tavlto tte public to come and enjoy tte music and tte good things ttet WlU te provided at tte bootte.
MIST HAVE AUTO READY FOR TESTS
Ang. MUuch.
Rondthater,
J. HUlman.
iUto Btaaw Christ. MatUda Kem
Barah Olawea
and Waters as Circular 33. and Is; car ta good running condition available for free dUtribuUon
Harriabarg.—One of tte prime re¬ quisites for taking a motor velUcle operator's license examination Is a
The game scheduled by Nazareth., Harrisburg. with College    UUI    Ust    Thursday; evening was canceUed due  to  the 'CoUege HIU court not being ta con¬ dition to play.
Tte score ot last Thursday's game tetween Nasanth and Union Boule- l> - vard at Bethletem was won by Naz- \^ mth, 35 to 31. Friday night's game 4 between Wilson and Naxareth was cloae through tte entire game but bK Nazareth came through, wtanlng by 1^ - one point. Tte score ending 38 Pf 1*0 38.
Tuesday evening   Nazareth  took
anotter game at Bethletem, ptay-
tag the Cherokee team.   Tte game
ended with 37 for Nasareth and 31
for BethUtem.
If^    Tte games  scheduled   now   an:
J|^ Monday, June  Ut. Easton HelghU
triU play Nazareth here.    Tuesday,
June 12th. tte Union Boulevard toys
^^wiU Journey  to Nazareth with an
effort to retalUte the same dose toj
^'   Nazareth    Tliursday evening, June
uponj    Highway patrolmen who conduct application to tte department   at, the teste of prospective drivers, make
it a rule to examtoe first the vehicle The booklet provides ta    readUy' in which tte learner comes to tte accessible form aU tte statutes ttet examtaatlon point.    Since tte first Society was giving Handel's pertain to tte protection ot   trees, of the year, they teve rejected 13,- Maccabaeus." "Tte   MessUh
I ThU book contains an accurate account of aU concerte given by Uic 'musical organiiatUns ot Naaarath during ttet period, wtth tte ttOos I ot tte oomposittons rendered on each such occasion, aa weU as tte names ot tte musicians, toth vocateU and instrumentateU. Ttese Concerts were given ta tte Nazanth HaU ^ ctepel and were under tte direction ™*^ °°* ""^ ST?" of the music teacher of that institu¬ tion, all of whom wen men of rare musical Ulent famUiar with the Classics as is evidenced by tte se¬ lections chosen for their programmes. Haydn's "Creation" written In 1796-98. ted its first rendition, in Bethlehem, (iaccording to Levering) In 1811.  At that time tte Nazareth
and
and
I    In ease of nta tte picnic wUI te ested, however, does not live ta ttet, held toe foUowing day. Wednesday, county, but flve miles on the otber i June 13. side of tte county Itae.   His com- ¦ »      
munity has none of ttese facilities | for dealing with his need.    If h's fatter dies ttere U iiudequate   re-1 Uef to his motter and she must plan, to send the chUdren away.   In his county there are only   five   or six ctilldren's  Institutions, and neither, by age. sex   or religion   is he   eU-| gtble for care by any of them.   The result is too often that conditions In this home go from bad to worse, and the family comes to be known to the   community   as a   hopeless problem   Sooner or later this child may drift into an institution for de-, linquents or  the family be  broken up and th/> children scattered widely, to such Institution.s as can be found which will accept them.
"Tliis does not only happen where | a child's residence Is over tte county line. He niay live Just over tte cltyj line  in a community that has no
Tte choir and orchestra of Moravian Church rendcrti a spe-| cial musical program as part of the evening worship on Sunday.    Ttej orchestra prelude was tte 'Angel's Serenade." by O. Braga.
The choir program consisted of the foUowlng anttems all accom¬ panied by organ and .jirctestra: "The Omnipotence," Wf Schutert. an eigiii-part chorus, with Miss Anna Ziegler, soprano soloist; "As the Hart Pants," tte first move¬ ment of Mendelssohn's" Forty-second Psalm." the "Sanctus" from tte "Saint OecelU Mass." by Oounod, with H T. Vannatto as the tenor soloist.    Roestal's "Ood   of   XtfOOl"
Harrlakarg.-AU   authorised Uxlcab and  truek operators report to tte PubUc Service Com¬ missi on each month   aU which tavolve injury to damage to property.
Tbere an SOO persons and eor« pomtions authorlaed by tte Com- mission to furnish Uxlcab aarvloa ta PennsylvanU. Ttey operate ap> proscimately 3000 ean. Durlog USI. certificated taxleab operatora m- ported 440 acddento. These four deatte. tajury to SOO and property damage amounttag to aiSATt.
There are 403 persons or eerporo- tloiu engaged in bus aerviee, or transportation of paesengats oa sctedule Tbey opente 2H0 bwm and 333 smater can. In UiS. VSPf reported 351 accidente. I twenty-four deatte. ifvlurles t^< persons and property amounting to 033JOO.
Ttere an no comparable eoooemlng tte operatiooa of trwko because the number of aatlwMmd common carrten of prapertg hoo ta- creased rapidly during tte paat two yean.
Early ta 1033. tte a record of 107 authorlaed earrten of property. Ttey ttaao 1000 truoks. Durtag ittt, ttwy reported 703 aoeidenta, reaottliw te att daatte 7 peraoos tajurad amd proparty damaged to Uw amewn of •osir.
nwn are how approitamtoly ONO
prrsona holding eertUlcataa of publlo
conrenlenoe authortatag tran^porta-
property by truek.  Tlwf aro
I ustag more than 30,000 truete. Moot
tte of tte newly authorlaed trueken did
tte
not pnviously carry either injury or property damage ance.     Tte  requlremenU    ot TOtnmlmlon teve mulled In additional protection tolog
ed the pubte. #9*
0      0' *•
INSPECT OARAOB8 Harriabarg —Siiwe tte Srst of tlW . .vear. SUte Highway Patrotawo teve inspected OITS garage«. Of tlwoo, I 8400 were rechecked whUe, of ttlMO I inspected for tte flnt time, ON mate I approved and ISO njected.
Benj. CleweU and R. Clewell
Wm.   ReicteU, N. Wolfe   and   H
VanVlaek. Tte names of tte Cterus Members
Signed CLARA A. BECK.
Nacareth. Pa'
m-
PRINTS BULLETIN ON BEE DISEASES
county-wide   service,    wtereas   tte was ite concluding anthem city   nearby   is weU covered with'    A Fteocb hom solo with orctestral social agencies thst could deal with accompanlawnt, "Tte Angelus." by his problem." | Carl Bohn, waa tte offertory selec-
Miss Labaree beUeves it is tte, tion. and "Tte War March of tte responsibility of every group of citi-1 Priests" from MendeUaobo's "Atte- eens to study tteir own community, IU," was played as a posUude. needs and to evoh-e a closely woven, Tte chorus of thlr^ voleea program to aid dependent children that wiu leave no loopholes for neglect  . j
       
GATHERS DATA ON U.MT SCHOOL PLAN
assisted by the foUowtag muslcUtu: i WUliam Oano, Jr.. Sidney Freeman, Jacob Hartzell and Lester Scott, Uo- Lms. John Deichman and Mlss Kath¬ erine    Schlegel,    flutUU;     WUsoo Boerstler    and    WUtetai    Knecht,' cornets: Charles Wunderly and Jesse I Kreidler, French horns; Prank Huth
and woodlands, and penalties vioUtton.
Tte publication* was prepared primarily for tte uw and taforma- tlon ot tte pubUc by tte Bureau ot Porest Protection, of which Oeorge H. Wirt U director.
•     » ADA W. KORTZ 18 GRADU-
ATINO mOM CEDAR CBE8T
tor 039 can in which applicants sought to ahow their driving abUltles A toUl of 5313 were rejected ta AprU alone.
Of tte machines on which patrol¬ men tumed thumto down thU year. 7544 were rejected because ot detec
I    Harrisbarg. — An Ulustrated but-, Judas letta expUtaing ta detail control of, a"<»,tranami«sible bee diseases.
 -— I and Warren Breinig, Jr., tromtoiwa;
Harr.^urg -Valuable daU for use  Harrv Venter tuba, and John Beclc,
in study of tte unit of public school 3^(1, string bass
admliiistrauon have  been  provided,    ^t the morning service Rev. P  S
has been through a recently completed CWA  Meinert pieacted   on    the    them?
project  in the Department of Pu-|..xhe Faith Por Today." and in the
    t*""^   Lwtrugtton.   Findings   of   the, evening his subject was "Tte Power
it.«in   «v«„h«nu.   —«   m«-t Agrjcultuto. ^Ml  *orkers are  being applied to    the ^j j^e Holy Spirit."    Tte morning
^f^^^^"^^,^^   "^^l,'rt^V»»>licaUoii,entiUtil''A^ setecUons    were    Batiste.
popuUr and therefore It e^s quite inspeeUon ta PennsylvanU." wiU be[a co-operaUve committee represent-1.^orande Offertoire te Ste and I^'J!;!*»^.L^ "^^^i^L^JHA^^^If^^ totatenated beekeepers ing the PennsylvanU State School, curkes Mareh" Wmiam Oano. Jr , rw»»,ri»     Tt..   r>—..-„     "hould and eepecUUy Uioae Who have not Directors    AsaocUUon,   the   Stoto „ndered a vocal soto
•AthalUh" which Judgtag by IU issued by tte bureau of plant indus- frequent repetition was a great f«v- try, PennayhranU Department of orite with Nazaretb audiences.
Oratorio,   "The   Creation 	
Uve llgtte: 1830 because of improper ] '•«»*ve due attention; tte program-1 completely modemiaedtheir apiaries Education Association, and tte De- registration   pUtes;    791   for   bad JJJ^^"*^^!^ shows thte <m^ Octoter| by prowldtagmovabto frame Wves | rHILOBKN'S DAT AT
Ada Wunderly Korta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. KorU ot 101 North Mew Street, Nasareth. wUl te graduated cn June ll at tte 09th atmual conunenoement ot Cedar Crest coUege wten she has majond in home economics.
In addition to teing a high honor student at Cedar Craat, Mias Korto participated ta a numter of extra- currlcuUr activities:
brakes, reasons.
VISITED THE L O O. P. HOMB
, f>lphl 4. High Honorary Society 14th, a strong team from AUentown,, Home Economics, 1, 2, 3. Science fte Hanover team, will -  -   -
and 3785 for misceUaiwoua 33nd. 1036, tte fUvt and aeeond parte required by tte State Bee Law
of "Tte CreaUon" wen given and, h. B. Kirk, ehWf apUry taspector with aelecUons from Momrt. formed for Uw Btato, and auUior of toe Uie Concert offering for tte occasion. | buteUn, explaina Uwt tte bee busl-
, ^ ^,..    .   J^ aeeond rendering of a part of neae rapreaenta an tavestment of at
Mr. and Mrs John P. BardiU, of, "The Creation" was given ta con-J leaat a nHUion doUan ta Pennsyl- Nasareth. last week accompanied, nectUn with otter muaical features vanU and ttet each year approxl- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Happel. of,Deoemter lOto. 1031 and on June Uiately 1,750.000 pounda of honey are Bethletem.  on an automobile  trip, 15th, 1038 formed a part of tte grad- produced
to Middletown, wtere they visited uat ing exercises at Naaareth HaU. In addition to details on control
Mr. and Mrs Frederick. guesU at At this particuUr time Naaareth of American and European foul- the I. O. O. P Home Mr Frederick | HaU received a numter of new stu- brood, sac brood paralysis and bee Is 95 years of age and his wife 89,denU and ta 1041. after tte comple-J moth,  tte   publication  carries  tte
This particular Civil Works pro-, Ject Included   research   studies   of. the    admlnUtraUon,     organkation' and finance problems of Pennsyl¬ vania school districU. It dealt spe- dflcaUy with a atudy  of    certata items of expenditures for each   of the   350g   school   districU   of tte SUte, for each of three yean, and their relation to the population of tte district and tte school enroU-
excellent CWA workera    were    as-
years    "They are _tte_oldest couple, tlon of "the new church"   (at the [state Bee Uw and Uie reguUtlons signed to this project by tte em
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here.
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in tte  Home.    Mr.  Frederick  is a, corner of West Centre street and ttej ofllciaUy adopted by tte    Depart-[ ployment oflloes of Dauphin, Cum- be playing' Seminar 3, 4 Oreek Drama Costume! natlre of Scboeneck, but for many Hall Squarei   tte muaical societies ment of Agriculture ta tte enforce- terUnd, SchuvlkUl and York coun- ' Committee 2,4. | years resided at BeUiIehem. < were oompelled to give tlieir "Con- aient of tte taw. Ues.
ST. JOHN'S REFORMED
ChSBren's Day WIU te observed witb a special aerviee Sunday even¬ ing at 7:30 o'otock. Tto iwogram wUl te rendered by Uw f^vadle Roll. Be¬ ginners, Prloiary and Junkir Oeiwrt- mesto of tte Bunday Bchool. • m MEMORIAL SBRTICB8
Tte American Legion aad AuxU¬ iary teld Meowrlal servtom at Moorestown atel BuahkUl Bunday. Neat Suoday ttwy to Monroe oauaftr and taha part Bi
Local Week-End BmcMT
EAST PENH
Saturday^ Amicus 13; Bethlehom ii, NazareUi 30; Llawpert It. Ponies 14: Hetertown 4. East OreenvUle 7: Boyortewnl
Sanday'a ResalU
Amicus 12: Naaareth 8. E OreenvlUe 10; HeUertown 4. Bethlehem 9; Limeport S. Fau-view Ponies 10; Boyertown 0.
Team Staadlag
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East OreenvUU ... 10 1
Amicus 0 4
Bethlehem  i 4
Nazareth B •
Fairview Pontes ... 0 T   Ml
Boyertown   4 7   JN
HeUertown  0 11   .OM
NORTHAMPTON COmm LCAOOR
W Bangor 8; CTwolwB Ml 4 Tatamy 3; ilartta'a Onok L Wtad Oap •: HaOktewB I. BaUi 7; Monocaoy 8.
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Rath  0  1   4n
Martta's Creak .... 4 t  JM
TOfamg  i-9-tl JU*
Hecktown  • 8 9 411^
Wtad Oap  IBM
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