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VOL. XLIII
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1934
No. SI
UP SALT mVER
PARADE BIG SUCCESS
Big Gathering of Old Guards Assemble At Centre Square In Humble Homage To The Old Deal
Nazareth's stalwart Old Guards of tbe Hooverreed, Mellpinchot com¬ mand mobilized here last evening In paying their last tribute to the now tattered and forlorn SHIP RepUbllcaN. Prior to the marching ol the parade the following roll was called by Dave Reed's errand boy: WilUam Scnader Fehnei. Harry, Scott Miller, Harvey Taylor Brob¬ ston, Prank Trexler Fry, Fred Woodley Shimer, Horace Strunk! Davlsson, Chauncey Howell Stocker, John Goldsmith Starner, Andrew Mellon Kern, W. W. Atterbury Fehr, Jerome Louchheim Oleason, Harry Steedle Cooley, Rep. Coyne Rice, and John McSparran Rein- •mlth. However, due to so much commotion it was impossible for tbe Committee to ascertain the pre¬ sence of all these members, but it Is believed that the majority braved tbe storm and participated.
Tbe parade starting at the Circle marebed    east    on    Centre  street.
three wards, following which the Nazareth Band led a funeral proces¬ sion of The Grand Old Tarty. The American Legion Drum Corps fol¬ lowed leading a long line of royal and loyal party healers.
All of the floats were appropriately decorated depicting emphatically the Drmocratlc Landslide in all Its glorious colors. A float constructed by the town's "progressives" receiv¬ ed favorable mention as to the con¬ ception concerning the future O. O P. This float contained a complets n"w outfit to carry on—a tepee, pro¬ visions, "soothing syrup", and good naturcd squaws with Captain "Smith" all rigged up with his hunt¬ ing and Ashing tackle ready for fur¬ ther action.   Those   marching    on
Oldest Resident of Nazareth Celebrates His 90th Birthday
Our townsman, Richard O. Beitel, retii-ed jeweler. South Mam SLreel, celebrated his 90th birlhday anni¬ versary by having "open housa". There were almost a hundred call¬ ers during the day to e.;tead best wl3ii"s and congratulations.
Mi'. Beitel is enjoying goad health and attends services regularly every Sunday at the Moravian Church.
Mr. Beitel's brother, Jamc-s C. Beitel. Catasauqua. who is 92 and one-half years old, was prosent. Amuns the out-ul-town gue.sis ware Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Stoi.e, of Grev'n.iboro,  N.  C;     Mrs.    Aadrew
Nazareth Lions Club Celebrates W^ Anniversary
Lionism Labelled ''Advance Guard of Good Govern¬ ment and Clean Living" and a "Big Friendly School of Human Citizenship'* By Earl W. Hodges, Principal Speaker For Occasion
PRIZES AWARDED AT MOORESTOWN FARM PRODUCTS SHOW
Apple    Display    Outstanding
Exhibit  Willi   Potatoes
Close Second
More Than 2000 Sign Nazareth-Bethlehem 3- Lane Highway Petition
Lions,  120 deep throated  roarers tion,  and  better  understanding has
from Nazareth, Bethlehem, Easton, been here always and is still here,]
Allentown,   Bath,   Hellertown,   Pen he went on.                                          I
Argyl  and   Stroudsburg,  were  pre- In  speaking  of  beliefs,  the  past,
sent In the  Nazareth V. M. C. A. president  stated that men oftlmes on Tuesday  evening  at   the   tenth j
of
foot  were   garbed   in   immitations,, Mrs. Robert Beitel and son Thomas personating the different O.  O. P. j Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boyer, of CaUs- cmdldates    and    carried    banners conveying   messages  of   many   dif¬ ferent meanings.   The entire affair
headed by Burgess Hahn riding in' was enjoyed and well received by • vehicle drawn by the Democratic! all. Unkind remarks were few and Donkey. Then came Town Council the streets were lined with specta- and the  six  committeemen  of  the  tors and jolly makers.
I anniversary   of   the   foundation I the Nazareth Club and listened to
„,     , , ,     ...j      'the  compelling  message    of    hope
Skonberg and datjghte.-^ Miss Edna. L^„^   ^ brought   by   Earl   W.,
of  Newark     N. J.;    Miss    Miriam! „„jl president    of    Lion's
Bytel,  of Garden City, N. Y^;  Mr-1 international in 1930 and 1931 and and  Mrs.   Harry  Bedford,   of  Easc|^„^ ^^ ^j^^ ^^^ prominent leaders
and   advocates  of  Lionism  In  the United  States  today.
The "advance guard of good j government and clean living" and a "Big friendly school of human citizenship" was what the former president ot Lion's International labelled Lionism after being ably Introduced by R. F. Ziegler, chair man of the entertainment commit
Stroudsburg; Mrs. Annie Long- nciker, of AUentOivn; Mrs. Mary Bend'r, James P. Bender, Mr. and Mrs. Charlss Edwards and daugh¬ ter Jean, of Bethlehem; James Bei¬ tel, daughter, Mlss Laura, Mr. and
auqua.
Mrs. Pry and Mrs   Stone, daugh¬
ters of Mr. Beitel. served the guests; ^^     p,^^j„g  ^^^  ^j„^„^i^  ,,^^,^
with an appotiziag  lunch.
TWO SERIOUSLY
HURT IN CRASH
Men   Have   Fractured   Skulls
As  Result  of  Auto
Accident
AMER. LEGION AUX¬ ILIARV WINS $25.00 PRIZE AT EASTON
LOCAL FARM SHOW THIS FRIDAY AND SAT., NOV. 16 and 17
Exhibits  will  be  received  at  the
Nazareth Farm Products Show this
morning from 10 to 12:00 and from
Armistice    Day     celebration    at|2;00 to 9;00 during  the  afternoon.
Easton with large    delegations    of j In the gymnasium of the Nazareth
L'.'tjionnaire.s   and   Au.xlliari»s   from  High School.    The exhibits will be
Two men were injured in an auto¬ mobile cras-i on th' Nazareth-Bath pike early Saturday evoning. aud both are in Ea.-;ton Hospital with fractured skulLs.
Tlie victims are Joseph Glenn. 953 Broadway. Bethlehem, and Benedict Lon.iri. 5. Wood street Nazareth. According to th*^ investi¬ gation nnductPd by Patrolman Wilt of th" Bethlehem station of the Strife Highway patrol. Glenn was drivintt west and Lenarl was driving ea.st on the highway and at a curve at Tadmore. their cars collided  head-on.
Til" Injure J men were brought to Easton Ho.',pif.\l bv passing niotov- 'ists. Both wore unconscious when they reached the hospital, and Sunday after they resa:n d con¬ sciousness, neither cou'.d tell how the accident happened.
The conditions of both men are reported by ho.spital authorities as being fair Both automobiles were badly  damaged.
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Nazareth Quoit
Club Celebrates
. The local Quoit Club met at tlie Nazareth Creamery last Friday evening and celebrated their sea¬ son's success.
The Little German Band of Naza- , :reth furnished the music for the occa.sion.
Tasty refreshments were served The   evening    was   so^-n'.;    playing
six counties paraded through the .-ladiuni down Northampton street witli thousands of spectators to wit-
received and classi-led under the c'jreetion of County Agent B. L. Colt man and F. Marguerite Erikson.
of the Nazareth service club and their ability as "stickers" he said, "we are given some three score and ten years In which to pray, play, build and pay for some of the rent we owe for the space we oc¬ cupy".
His message was one of hope, also, for the future of the country believe that everything fine and the necessity for citizens to, beautiful is far away; but, he went believe more. Mr. Hodges paid a on. "we find that in the first place fine tribute to the work of the, It is In your home and mine". He B^tUlehem club for the splendid j gave glowing tribute to I'ennsyl- organization work they have done'vanias historical shrlnss and the in the past few years. T'.\2 need men that were associated with for  Lion's   group  activity,  coopera-l        (Continued on Last Page)
ness the colorful and snappy drum | Home Economics Extension repre- and bugle corps with their drill i sentative. who are cooperating v.-ith teams. th^ Second National Bank of Naza-
Aftcr the parade they were enter-  reth In conducting the 13th annual tained in  tiieir  now  Legion   Home exhibit of farm product where the prizes wore awarded. Additional  exhibit   .'pace   will   be
Auxiliary of H. V. Knecht Post' required this year to acconiniodat* ¦415 won prize of $25.00 for having the exhibits in the Home Economics the largest nuin'..'er In line. | division-     The   classes   for   dresses
made by 4-H club members has been increased and a large display is an¬ ticipated,   I     Another class in which much in-
The residents of the County Hom3, terest is shown is the class for hook- near Nazaroth were given a real ed rug.s. which is cpen to women treat Thursday evening when the, f,.o,n the rural .sertion.s. Filkcr Party of Entertainers put on a pi ogram much to their delight ;i; d -ram   Poor  Director  Bornard   Mer-] arranged   for   botli   ev-nin-s.    Thei
One of Strangest Parcels
of Land In America
More than 300 people from all .sections of Northampton county viewed the exhibits and attended the meeting in connection with an¬ nual community Farm Products Show in the Moorestown Grange Hall, Northampton county, Saturday afternoon and evening.
The exhibits, which filled all avail¬ able space on the first floor of the building, represented the agricultur¬ al interests in the sections in Moore and Bushkill town.ships surround¬ ing Moorestown. The apple di.splay was again outstanding in both num¬ ber of exhibits and quality of fruit shown. The potato exhibit was a close second. Canned goods attract¬ ed much attention as did the exhibits of corn, small grairLS, and vegeta¬ bles.
E P. Fowler, agricultural extension representative from Berks county, made the awards in the agricultural classes and the 4-H club show. Miss Rhandena Armstrong, of Bucks County, judged the home economics exhibits.
The evening meeting, held in tha auditorium of the hall, included community singing and several numbers by the Moorestown Male Chorus, composed of John Willaur, Clyde Ri.sKmlUor. George Kunkle, and j Ix'ster Rinker. Lester Welty, Lester Roth. Robert Miller, William Beal, John Knecht. John Werner, Samuel i WiUiamson and Paul Seifert. Miss Arm.sirong gave an interesting talk on home canning and the selecting of material for exhibit purpose.?. She al-o displayed several quilts, w'nich were made by groups in Bucks County, and explained the details of the designs u=ed. Mr. Fowler speaking to the club
That public sentiment in North- of   the   varloui elvle,   motor ampton County is strongly in favor. of the various   civic,    motor of   widening  the   Nazareth-Bethle- business organization*, oxA hem road to a modern, three-lane citizens of the above-DMMd concrete  highway  Is    emphatically munities.
indicated by the rapidity with which { Because of the greatly InONMetf petitions asking for the Improve-' amount of trafBc tbe BotblObMI" ment are being signed. j Nazareth  road haa como to bMUT*
The petitions, addressed to the, widening and permanont ImpiOVf* Governor and Secretary of High- ment with concrete Is today a prtaM ways, were distributed throughout necessity. It is one o( tba mala the County by the leading organ- ^ routes from the Poconoa OH tha izations of the county and by num-, north of Nazaretb and BathlabMI erous prominent citizens of Naza- | to Philadelphia on the lOUtb aat il reth, Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown coming Into more and mort vMt and other communities. No count use by motorists every month, Wmi has been made as yet of the actual i that reason and from tbe trtm«a« number of signers, but it's estimated; dously Important standpoint Q( that more than 2,000 persons have safety, convenience and aeonony. signed, thus asi^rting their full sup-1 the SUte cannot afford to allow tbia port to the movement. highway  to  remain in tta preaent
Appointment of the Bethlehem- deplorable condition. ImmadlatO Nazareth Road Committee at Beth-, Improvement of the road will to» lehem several weeks ago initiated \ move grave accident baaarda and the campaign for betterment of this wUl save large amount* of mOMf Important road. Members of that that are now spent every yaar for committee    include   representatives costly patching and repair woric-
AMERICAN LEGION AUXHJARY PLANS FOR ACTIVITIES
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVHXS AGAIN IN MORAVIAN CHURCH
RIISIDIINTS   OF  COUNTV
HOME ENTERT.UNED
Situated In Sullivan County, Pennsylvania; Deeded To Almighty God In 1864; Copies Are Secured
The Auxiliary of H. V. Knecht | Union Thanks-Oiving Day 8er« Post No. 415 met Friday evening at vices will again be held this year the "Y" in regular session to dis- in the Moravian Church, In wbieb cuss activities of the immediate fu- all the churches of town will partt- i ture. Elizabeth Butz was In charge cipate,Wednesday evening, November of the meeting. Carrie Nagle pre-1 28th. beginning at 7 p m. R«T. sented an interesting report on the; William Harris will bring the mes- Four-County Council, held at Po-1 sage and a new and privileged fea- cono Pines, stating that the past- ture this year will be the Nasaretb president parley would  be  held  at  Choral Union under the able lead«
Summit   Hill   on   November   17   at 3;30 p   m. in St. Joseph Hall
 _   ^ Mrs. Clara Osterstock  announced
members, who.se" potato club exhibits  that there were one hundred glasses
h» judged, relat-ed the experience of  of j-lly collected for distribution as
Recorded   August   3rd.   1864,     in feet. Deed Book, Vol. 2, page 25, is pos- ¦     Annslrong never owned all of the .sibly in America
Inaddition to the exhibits, which I'"^'^'y  ^"^"^  ^^^^-^^  ""'^^  "^   ^-"^ will be open to the public on Friday' '°^ated on a plateau of the beauti-
.,        . . ,   „,   .^^A  Isnd ho conveved in this deed   but-
the   strangest   parcel   of   land, . . .i.    ^ » .   ¦     '   ^^
°        "^ he expressed the hope of being able
Consisting of approxi- ^ ^^  .Redeem"  the   remainder  before
at  tlie  cor.clusion  of t'ne  pro- j and Saturday, programs have been!
^1^''" I arranged   for   l;ot!i   even warth and Clarence Baker, steward  Friday evening program will include I
his death, but failed to do so. The entire four square miles, however, is without even a squatter settle¬ ment. Along the boundaries are dense growths of timljer, sharp Icdge.i of rock that rear in unexpect¬ ed plac"s and level swamp lands where a visitor sinks into the muck.
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ADILT BIBLE CLASS OF MORAVIAN   SUNDAY   SCHOOL CONDUCTED  A  SUPPER
ershtp of Mlss    Mae    Yeisley   wlH
furnish mu^ic from 7 to 7:30 D- m.
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BROTHERHOOD   VESPER
SER\1CES  AT  ST. JOHN'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
well as twenty-two garments com- ^ pleted   which   were   made   by    ths. auxiliary  members.    The   Nazareth rfand will 'oe tendered a banquet at the  "Y" on  November 22 in honor
  of their kind services  rendered  in
A social and supper was held on! the past.   In addition to these acti- Adult Bible  vities  the  members  have
Sunday  for several  radio parties, the  first  ^o^y    The  olHcers are:  President,
David Teada;  vice-president. Floyd
I ful Appalachian Mountains in 3ul- ' livan County—a tract that by a re¬ corded   deed  was    transferred     by said it was  the  best entertainment! an  address  bv  Ashor  Seip.   Easton l^"^"  ^'   Armstrong    to     Almighty ever given at thp home. Sliort talks ^ j^^vyer and banker, community sing-1 <^'*^-
were given by Mr. Merwarth.    Mr.  nig. educational    motion    pictures. ]    The   deed  was recorded  in   1864.
Baker, Peter Arnold and Miss Car- Lnd 4-H  club features.    A  similar  Since then some of the land    was  Part of this tract abuts the hlgh- rie Young. program will be conducted Saturday  sold for taxes.   Some of it remains way  between  Laporte   and  Eagles-
A splendid program of music was evening.     No   program    has    been  apparently in the    hands    of    Al- mere, given by Jim Lum and hU Musical j planned   for  Salurday  afternoon.    | mighty, although "CelestU" named      Not far from the ruins of Celestla
One of the largest classes In the by Armstrong for the Celestial City is a pile of stone, the decaying ruin show will include the 4-H potato is nothing but a mass of tumble- of the second town of Babel that club exhibits from nine communities down ruins of a few stables and Armstrong sought to have con- In Northampton county. The 4-H j homes that years ago ceased to be structed in anticipation of the sec- clubs, which will be represented, are; habitable. ond coming of Christ. Porks, Stouts Valley, Moorestown,] Beyond the sale of part of the Hundreds of visitors each year Lower Nazareth, Indian Trail, Lower i land for taxes, there Is nothing In come to the Sullivan County Court
Aces and The Four Musical Easton lans.    Prank "Deacon"  Garls   took care of the    introductory    remarks and kept the audience In an uproar with his witticisms.
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BUILDING  NEW  STOCK   HOUSE
Friday evening  by  the Ad'''^   ¦RShi.^ vities   me   nieiiiut-is   luvi.-   arranged
class    of    the    Moravian      .
school in the social rooms ol the to take place at the "Y" at eigh.. church with about 85 mjm'oers and o'clock, November 30lh. Tomorrow gue^as present. After a bountiful th.» legion as well as Auxiliary mem- supper, a social hour wa^ enjoyed bers will hold a covered dish social Remarks   were   made   bv   the   Rev after   the   regular   business   session.
P. S   Meinert. the Rev. Clewell, and  • a    ¦    ¦-
Andrew Kern, teacher of the  class. INJURED IN BUS
Mi.^s Carrie  Grunert, who  left    forj ____ Winston-Salem,   N.   C.   where   she' will  make  her  home,  was  thanked for  her faithful work  in the class and in the church.
The Brotherhood of    St.    John's
Lutheran Church v.-ill conduct their annual service this coming Sunday evening^ November 18th at 7:30 o'clock.' The men of ths Brother- hood  will  attend  the   .^ervica  In a
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Saucon. Saucon Valley, and Schoe nersville.   The exhibits will be judg
The' National   Cement  Company, buildiBg a new cement mill in Lower ej Fridav morning at 10 o'clock by Nazawth township, n-^ar Hecktown.   representatives   from   Pennsylvania on f*iesday employed one hundred  g^gte College, additional  men.    Work  was   begun] ^
"Haas".    Prize winners were as fol-1 on the largr- concret"  stock   house
lows: Mrs. May Stark. Clarence Hahn and Prank Hahn
There will te a special meeting this evening at tho Nazareth Cream¬ ery.
Games scheduled are: Na;'.UTth at Hanover. November 20 and»Iaza- reth at Slatington on November 22
Much of the new machinery has l>een plaoed and the silos have been erecteclJ'Work Is progressing nice¬ ly.      ^
Mr   and Mrs   Earl Stroman visit¬ ed  Mr.  and   Mrs.  W.  H.  Gore    In i Philadelphia over the week end.
ARMISTICE DAV SER¬ VICES HELD IN MO¬ RAVIAN CHURCH
Safety Rally At High
School Auditorium Nov. 22
^*   A safety rally sponsored by thei of a series to be held throughout the
fllgh Valley Safety Council will be j district In the Interest of safety.
*• .aid at the High School Auditorium j    jn the afternoon the directors of
* next  Thursday  evening,   November! the   Safety   Council   will   visit   the
• 22nd at 7:45 p. m. This meeting will  factory of C. P. Martin it Company
be In charge of Fred B. Hunt, Re-1 ag guests of P.  H. Martin and C.
gional Director and will be the flrst, Frederick    Martin,    The   tentative
_ program for the evening is as fol- I lows:
!    Music  by High school orchestra, conducted by Mlss Mae Yeisley, di¬ rectress of music, Nazareth  public schools Safety Playlet—Dramatic Club of
  \ Nazareth High School.
More   than   100   Amerlan   Legion j    Welcome—F. P. Hahn, Burgess of • •members and members of the L«- j Nazareth.
gion Auxiliary, together with thej „^^ National Safety Council and War Mothers attended the Armistice jj^ ^ork—R. B. POrtuln, president. Day services In the Moravian Chur- Le,,jgh valley Safety Council.
ch on Sunday. School  Safety    I'atrols-John  A.
The   members   assembled   in  tne ^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^  ^^^^ j^^_
.chapel and marched '"'" '^f,;^,'^";: tor Club, ch in a body.    R"v   P. S. Mjlnert,     ^^^^^^ _ ^,,,3    charlotte Carr, delivered   an   appropriate   »"^   ""-i gpcertary. Dept. of  Ubor and In- pressive .sermon on America s ueaa,     ^^      Commonwealth of Pennsyl- ,„   the   world   War     Even   thougl   ^.^„,/
sixteen years have P^';:;;f f'J„^j„'^^' All residents of Nazareth and sur- greatcoiUlic. I^n^MeiiertpalU^^^ communities   are   Invited
rfarfhlt'^lr^cira.rout:-; and urged to attend. Snir;tStSu^^^^-^AHE^NAT.ONA^ est harm to the spirit of man has AND
•• been done in war. . • After the sermon led    the    gathering in prayer. Field'    was   repeated
the courthouse of Sullivan County House to see copies of this strange
to indicate Into whose hands the deed by which Armstrong transfer- land may have    passed.    But    the red the property and the Recorder
lumberman didn't stop at that. The of  Deeds   there   has    handed    out
timber was all cut years ago and a thousands of copies to tourists.    A
good second growth Is appearing on few miles from the boundary of the
a considerable part of the property, property   is   located   the  Hillsgrove
Tlie land of really God's Country forestry camp, and the forest army
itself lies peaceful, quiet, hardly Is- a.= well joins tlie hundreds who visit
olated,   but   absolutely   deserted.   A each year this strange spot in the
tiny cow pasture here and there and Pennsylvania      mountains.        Ellis
a  sizeable   lake   formed   by  beavers Schneebli of town Is  a possessor ofj tlieir first henofit show at t'le Broad
are   to  be   found  along   with   crea- a  copy of this deed  procured upon
are surely doing everything possible] tures inhabiting its woodland. Its a visit to the Appalachian Range to  give  Nazareth   and vicinity   the ] elevation   is  about    two    thousand i last summer.
BIGGER SHOWS AT BROAD THEATRE
The local a-.U Philadelphia man¬ ageniont  of  the  Broad St. Theatre
A short business meeting was held when election of offlcers took place. All the old officers were re-elected president, Mrs. George Kubllus; vice-president, Mrs. C. Ziegler: se¬ cretary, William Muth; treasurer,. Paul Gapp.
The Sunday school orchestra under   ^.^,j^ the   direction  of   Pranklin  Kosten-1 bader,  furnished  music   throughout the evening.
 a     a
Kauflman;  secretary, Paul Meyert;
treasurer.   Fred   Hagman,  who  will
be  In charge of  the service.    Tba
address will be delivered by Attorney
Henry V. Schelrer, of Pullerton, Pa.
Mr. Schelrer is a layman   of   tbO
____ I-uf-eran   Ciurch,  well  known    to
Mrs. Anna Bath, of Belfast, who  members  of    the    Luther    Leaguo
was  accidently  thrown    from    the   throughout     the     Ministerlum    o(
seat   of   the   Bangor-Nazareth   bus  Pennsylvania.
two weeks ago and severely injured The antliems will be rendered by is itill in Easton Hospital and last the Brotherhood choir and the or- week was critically ill, suffering ganist. Mr. Daniel Rohn, will ren- from a heart attack Mrs. Bath had der the following numbers: "PU- been lame and was compelled to use grlms' Chorus from Tannhaeuser" a crutch when she walked and it Is by Wagner. "Hymne Celeste'" by now feared her hip is so severely in-' Friml and "Toccata In D" by Kln- jured  that   she  will  l)e   unable  to; der.   The public Is cordially Invited
to attend this service.
SUNDAY BENEFIT SHOW AT BROAD ST. THEATRE
This Sunday evening after Church services the Nazareth A. A. will hold
Nazareth School Board Asks Police Protection For Pupils
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The regular meeting of the Naza- ^ town council to open Center street
TRUST  COMPANY
NAMED EXECUTOR
l.uther Clewell In
Flanders   Field    was   .-»-"—    by
Elwood Unang-t »     After ran call of the ab..m com^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^   ^^   ^^^^   ^^
• lff\ '"The se.vices   endei    with  the Offlce of the Register of Wills fhe sur I^ngled Banner. j at Easton
The Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company is turned Executor under the Will of James E. Kosten¬ bader,   la'e  of  Bushkill Township,
best in pictures, just take the time and read this and read the theatre's advertisement. Tonight t.ie Broad will present to you Paul Lucas and Fay Wray in "The Countess ot Monte Crlsto"—see this romantic thrilling^ dellcously diverting come¬ dy drama.
Friday and Saturday comes float pair of laugh producers, Guy Klb- bee and Alice MacMahon Ui "Big Hearted Herbert" this is "hilarious entertainment "—a laugh riot If there ever was one and a grand treat for all, lauglis for everyone In the family from kids to grandfathers —matinee, Saturday at 2:15 p. m. and 3 shows every Saturday night at 6-8 and 10.
"Boy, oh boy", here is a picture no man, woman or child can afford to pass—it Is -PECKS BAD BOY", featuring Jackie Cooper, Thomas Melghan and Jackie Searle and many others, this picture Is endor¬ sed by the local Educational Loan Fund Committee of the O. E. S. there Is a special school matinee on Tuesday at 4 p. m, all the school children from the surrounding towns are being asked to come to see "Pecks Bad Boy". The grown¬ ups will have plenty of time to see "Pecks Bad Boy" on Monday and Tuesday nights at 7 and 9 p. m., November 19 and 20.
Our own Will Rogers In "Judge Priest" will be at the Broad on Wednesday and Thursday, Novem¬ ber 21st and 22nd, what need be said about Will Rogers—he U al¬ ways loveable. human and merry and In "Judge Priest" he touches your heart as he never did before, rem¬ ember the days this Wednesday and Thiu-sday coming.
The Royal, this Saturday will show Ken Maynard In "Gun Jus¬ tice" a fast riding western picture full of action and pep from start I to flnish.
RELIEF BOARD
TO MAKE SURVEY!
Dr. W. Calvin Nickel
Guest of Gov. Elect
reth school board was held on Monday evening In the liigh school building with C. F. Martin, presi¬ dent of lh> board, in the chair. T.ie treasurer of the board rendered a balance  uf  $62.-
easiward to Liberty  street.  Liberty street from Center to Belvldere.
The supervising principal was au¬ thorized to spend $150 for equip¬ ment and material to repair books, and   make   application   In   the   re-
Philadelphia.
Dr. Nickel, who was the regional treasurer for the Earle for Governor committee in this section was the guest of U. S Senator-elect Joseph GufTey and Governor-elect George Earle at the exercises.
A survey of the agricultural and indu.strial background of families living in towns and rural areas of Northampton County, today is un¬ der way. The survey is under the direction of the members of the survey division of the Rural Adjust¬ ment Department of the State Em-| ergency Relief Board.
William v. Dennis. Professor of Rural Sociology at Pennsylvania State College Is Director of the Sur¬ vey. Associated with him Is Dr. A. M. Paxon. as field supervisor. The following men are on the staff of Dr. Paxon: James McElhoes. Harold Wagner, Elmer Nordberg, Robert Hoover, Charles Watts. George Boardbent, Jesse McKeon, James! Brlnton. Barton Low. and Burton] Vigilance Hose Compiny under Sherburne. | the direction of Chief C -.arles Stu-
The check-i|p in Northampton Is, ber answered a fire call ir. the base- the third similar county survey ^ ment of what was form-rly the Un¬ made by the Rural Adjustment De-, angst Pumlturo Company store. partment, the others having been which has recently been used by in Forest and Clearfield Counties ' tho Pennsylvania State Highway In addition to that, smaller surveys Department for storage purposes. have been made In a number ofj The flre of undetermined origin was communities In Pennsylvania. The discovered by a passerby who turn- work in  Northampton    County    Is ed In an alarm at 10:13 p. m., when
St.    Theatre,    arrangements    havf been made with the management of. report  showinc   a
the theatre and the Nazareth A   A.  761.90 on  October  1     The  receipts' quired way to have the work donO
so that the club can raise addition-, during October were $11,104.83 and   as an SERB project, provided un-
al funds.   The clubs first prosenta-' the exp..nditures, $13,155.67.  leaving  employed   labor  not necessarily  oa
tion will be a very delightful   and, a balance of $60,711.06 on November  the relief roll can be used
clever romance called "Lo.e Time"   1. The Tax Collector rendere;! a re-1     A  school  directory  was  prepared
"~~~~ featuring "Pat"  Paterson  and Nih  port showing    collection    of    taxes' and printed for distribution to. tba
Dr. W. Calvin Nickel, of N.izareth: Asther. ! during    October      amounting      to'parents of the pupils Of the tcbool.
Northampton county    coroner   and'    The Nazareth A. A. will    conduct  $8,215.59. The   directory  gives  the  names  of
' only one show starting at  9 p. m.;     bjh^ aggregating    $1696.22    were   the  members of the school  board.
approved   for   payment     and     the   their titles and a list of the    var- treasurer authorized to pay them.    I ious committees of the board; also
coroner   and
former Democratic    county    ciialr-,      ,  ,. „ , „_,„    „...,  ,      „„  „.
I and the box ofnce wul be open at
man, Saturday attended the cere-,3:30 p. m. The admi.ssion will be monies incident to the opening ofj as usual. The Nazareth A. A. needs the new U. S. Customs House    at
SLIGHT  FIRE
your support this conung Sunday to their first benefit performance. h=re are a few facts about the picture you will see.
The romantic interest centers on P.it I'atterson. EncUsh screen ac¬ tress, who made her American de¬ but in "Bottoms Up." and Nis As¬ ther. of "Crime Doctor ' and 'Ma¬ dame Spy." who portrays Schubert. Herl)ert Mundn. Fox's perennial butler. Harrv Green, featured In "Wild Gold" and James Burke. renwmbered for 'College Humor", are teamed for comedy interest. Ad¬ ditional names of prominence are Alljert Conti. Georgia Kane and Henry B.  Walthall
Romance blossoms after a casual
The Northampton Countv rural the names of all teachers giving tJja dramatic tournament was granted grades or branches taught by each. the use of the high school auditor- j The tax collector appeared befort lum on the evening of November 22  for the  purpose of    giving    an
educational entertainment. The Nazareth Choral Society was also granted the use of the auditorium for the purpose of having a re- tiear.sal on December 6 and giving a concert  on December 7.
The supervising priclpal brought to the attention of thf board the matter of police pr3t""tion for school children going to aid from school. At the present t:me th^ cluldren are given police protec¬ tion only at the Falrvlew buildin? at Broad and Park streets when the  schools are dlsmls.sed.  Be.ause
the board with a list of uncollectabia ^ taxes aggregating $902.26, and a«l(- ed to be exonerated from the col¬ lection thereof. The board pant¬ ed the request.
Local Rarber and Beauty Shop Equipped With Four Booths
Raymond Haldeman. wIm reeently moved his Beauty and Bartwr atiop i:): 1 67 South Broad street to 14-M Belvldere street, bas equipped tha new place of business with four modern      and      up-to>tbe-mtiHita
expected to be completed by the middle of December The coopera¬ tion of all residents of the county Is asked in order to permit the work to go forward as speedily as possible.
CHICKEN  SUPPER
8t Peter's Union Church, Plain- field township, will give a chicken supper at the church on Saturday, November 17th, at a nominal price. They are noted for the good and bountiful meals thev ser\e. and bring your friends.
smoke and flames were seen Issuing from the windows and the roof. Firemen did good work and back- taps were sounded about an hour later although It was necessary to extinguish a second blaze about midnight when a hose was again played on the interior.
The damage runs Into approxi¬ mately tiOO as It will be necessary to replace tbe entire roof of the storage building. The same building was badly gutted by flre several years ago. being leased by the SUte Come.' Highway Department since that 'time.
meeting   of   a   royal-blooded   prin¬ cess with Schubert at the composer's of t^« f"ct that the Intersectien at
lonelv   forest   hideout  on  the   out-[Broad  and  Center  streets Is  nnre  booths. The men and women .skirts of Vienna.   Su.spense centers; t^angerous he asked the chief   bur-] ers are now acconlad tbe beat MT' on the intervention of royal inter¬ ests,   with   the   princess   willing   to forsake  throne and all  for an ob¬
scure life with Schubert.
The colorful Viennese background charged with romantic flavor and a story dealing with an actual vivid personality In the world of art, pomt to a strong showman's approach. The famous compositions of Schu¬ bert to be heard in the fllm suggest a wealth of profitable tie-ups.
gess  to provide protection at tills vice obtainable to a moat
Intersection  also,    but    the    chief fashion. Tbe beauty parlor^
burgess stated that this could   not aHy, needs apeeial mentton aa It It
be done by reaion of the limited now divided Into  (oor
police force. After diactissing the matter, the board authorized the supervising prlncicpal to again com¬ municate witb tbe cblef burgeas and ask bim to transfer tbe poUoe protection from Broad ad Park to Broad and Center streeta and have the teachers in tbe f^atnrlew buUdinf patrol tbto taterseetlon at Broad and Park streets at dis- ml.wal   time   provldlnff    tbe    ebtef
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rader and daughter  Millicent  and  Mrs.   Har¬ ry Miller, of town, spent Sunday at ^ burgess agrees to tbU plan. PhlladelphU. |    The board alao decided to request
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equipped bootha In addltlMl ta ..JA spacious reoeptioo room, all of \ is equipped wtth modernlotl furniture.   Tbort !• alaa • entrance for tho parlor.
The baiter shop for ttw boya as wOU ia nod that
at any tioM.  OM as now wtll modatton now   avaOaHi   ¦!
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