The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
AN  rNDBPENUfciW   fAMlLT NEWSPAPER
DKVOTfclJ IO LIIEHAIUHJl
liOCAL  ANU OENERAI. INTEUJUENCI
Vol. 45
^ p^o, 10 _ 48 So. Main St., Phone 20
NAZARETk.  PA., THURSDAY MOKNIXC;, JANUARY :)(», Vr.^Jt
Boost Nazareth — Sintjle Copy Three Cents
Uf Enforcement and gighway Construction Lag¬ ging In Safety Movement
--iiburg.   P"     January   27,-
*2Vh«t he U'nned "the wave
••^".inspiring   publicity   on
W***^.  L failmK   to re»ch   the remedies. 8. Ed-
*'!";.ui«s aiid reiiieuici,, , '^^wTpWsideiuof thePemv ""^.^Motor Fed.railon. Tuesday C5ld motor dub official, gath- "t'itt irom all parts of the ;J,Tb.t the F«lr.iion's safety
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»^^r alm.^   romoval of death
^d general iiiiprovement   of
rTnWhways. •^>l"'t">"   "'   ••*"«»-
;'.Kri.''-:u.ofroad,s.and ^Sofdrivi.r,^...idp.'destnans j;; scliool   our....  and  olhi.'
Snz ai til" l.uiq'^U't hfUi in jKtion with '1.' annual Con- S^ofP M !'¦ .S.rretan.s and SSb. Mr Cfiblo declan^d that 5^ driv.'is.   !::^;i.v.iy   liizard.
and inadi'quatp law enforci'iiient are respon,sible for the great major¬ ity of the approximately 50,000 traf¬ fic accident.s reported in Pennsyl¬ vania In 1935, Tlicsf nrcidenus, h<- .said, took a toll of 1,887 dead and 48,398 injured, with profK'rty d.im¬ age totalling $6,'t!)l,:ioo
•'It lia,s become iiliiiist a fad,' iMr Qablo .said, •• to rccduiit ilu' [»rui.'- ,sonu> d 'tail.', of automobile accidents, but tho.se iiromotiiiK lu.s Kospel of fear ,'ioeni, for lhe must part, to overlook the basic cau,se.s of Uie accident.s .md the renii^dies Ko.id hoKs, ,vp>ed maniacs and inebruUes should lie forced to comply wilh Uie ' law, as they are not the lype tha! are naclied by the.se word picluro-j of motor mas.sacrcs Let's .spare the honest motor citizen the morbid de¬ tails of death and injury. There slioilkl be a ple,i,sure road to ..af'^iy
•'SuhiiiK   the     problem     r.^quire,- (Continued on Page Flvei
FORMER NAZARENE PASSES ON SUDDENLY
George Butler, 74, of Easton, R. D, '-', ditti al 7:20, Tue,sday momingr at th.' Ea.ston hospital He wa.s ad- mitt'd to the hospital Monday aftor- nodii al 4 o'clock for medical treat¬ ment,
Mr Butler was a form^'r well- kn ivvn resident of Nazareth He h .•iur-. :\ I'd by liL. widow, Mr. H.irriet niil.r, and by (ine .son, Pred A, Butl r, Ea,ston Ft 13 2 He also lea\e> two br.iUiers, HuRh and Wil¬ liam BuUer, of B' Ividere, and three si.i'rs. Anno, Minnie and Ro,se, of Bel.idii-e He wa:-. a memlx-r of thi  M iravian Churcii here.
Funeral srviees will be h Id lo- ino;row afterno; n from tlii^ home of his -i-i^'r nl Belvirl.'re.
More Than 1100 Cit¬ izens Visit New P. O. Building
Sunchn Afternoon From 2 to .1 P. .VL
Citizens Well Pleased WKh Appearance of Interior
Postmaster Fetherolf and  E\-Post¬ master Henry On Steps To F.n- trance Kxpressinjf a Happy Mood
FRONT    VIKW    OF    BIH^DINf;
ML AMbK. LE- flWrOST SPONSORS StfETY MOVEMENT
At » meetiiifc'o: '"•¦ local Post of; ^American U'S^"!'- -it "i'"''' *>"'"•'• Lga,imnstni'   T't">day evening, H^decided Uii' lii'' P^'^ organ- | BLi Wety dri'.e. li.-aded by Mat-j M Morrow to c i-P' rate with tho 1(1^1 Board. Tow;, Council and all _ ,tiurorganlzatHi'.'.5 uUeicalcd in the ' KitJoMl Safely .M'j^.ement, pery Amencm   !, •yion   Post   ia He sUte of   Pi'n:i ylvania   Is   co- gatntlnf ill th).- m 'veinent,   Evory {jliienof Nazare:!. and comniunttv Ulnvltwl to lend a li-lpinf; hand in to safety dr;\ '   '.v;..cU   will   .start luoUy within ,v week or ten  d.iys, He foUowin? iii nil)-rs of the local ttti have Ix^en a;);) .mted  at    the Tuesday cvcr.iiii; i;ei   ing  to   func¬ tion on the U'-iKin S'ltcty Commit- lee; Pit'deriok lUir.', n.reciiir of the national Safety Council: K^r.sey R, Dever, purchasini;   Ayeiit   of     The Sazaretli Cemen, romiiany; Dr, W, Cal, Nlcltel. Coi'onor ol  Northamp- »n County; Sianiey I''clir, mt'mbr )I the Njr'.hamplon   County   B.ii; |d«in H, Jone-, B irough Engineer, '"1Claren:(' H.--;i.,:.•¦:, member o! ! Mice force
ms i)V LIONS aVB Dl RING 1935
CllClub Carries Out Its Aim and Purpose
nel«cal LiiiU,- C'lb established a
i record d',ir,iii4 iy35 m carry-
fOUt it.s alms ,iik1 pui-po,sc.s    In a
Jnovement .spon- iml \>: this orBnn-
ntlon for relie: of the blind, thi;
^ub donaiotl SKu) '.o  Northampton
ntjr Branch of I', nnsylvania X-,-
odallon for the ninul during  tlv
(If.   Also, flve  liical   ca.se.s   have
Kn treated tor ih'ir cy'\s    In each
the  club  (I frayino;   exp,uses
hr exaimnation    ,\'.\d    furnishing
Uses    Durin;.;   •!!     past   year   il
ntrlljutcd $^2000 I.wards expt-n.scs
|curr«d m funiisliin^  g:a,s,^e.s    to
li|h School piipi:. thai came to the
Ittention   of   tii-    Pacul^v,    They
(ConUnued on Page Five)
George W. Wickersham Was Graduate of Naza¬ reth Military Academy
OeoriJt. W Wictierili.iiil, one-time aii'irnev-general of the United Stat s and later chairman of the commission wlii'.-h recumnieiuli'fl coiitinuatiiin of naiuinal prohibition, died siicidenly las! Friday in a t,ixl- cab
The c.ib driver who \v,i,^ takiiv,; !h 78-year-okI attorney on a short rule to a club liinchedii with old fn. nl- discovoriKl  at   hi.--  destlnailon   tha' hi.^  pa,sM'iii;er  \v,is dead
Ueiiry VV Taft. a law p,ir'nrr of .Mr Wieki'lsham iilriuitied the 1> .dy of his C'llh'.igue a' a p^ilice stati m Wickersham wa.^ ai'.iriu'v-L'inera', 111 the c.ibinet of Prr-:(len! Tal: frnm lOOf) I') lOKl
Henry   P   Cannin:',li.i:; driver,   told  polir,'   Wick not ajJivar ill wlun Ie' cab
At  tho iniei -I c:;(in ol nue and  4a.'cl  slK-.'t, h.- h'.s .should'i' lo a-1;  \\':e!:ei .i^am  a what c irner he wi,-li''cl !-' b   h-: ou'
Tlere  w:i- ii-j aii.-'>''^'r
Cunningham turned to ,m',' Wick- .•rshani lying aero-, '.ise .m'i'. jiarlly .slumped on the floor.
T.ift said Wickersham had b en taken ill iwii j.ai,-) .1^:0 .inii was coa- li'ii'd tlui, for ne.ul;.   !¦ 11 month,--
.Mr Wicki'r,-h,uii eiileied Na.:.i- r th n.ill M;li:ary Acad niy 111 1871 and gradiM'i'd from tin.- famou- in- .-tituiiun a tew van- later.
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What [)o\ou Think?
E. <•;';, body wonders whal l.'i" brnvii derby "Al" thinks '!   Si,.ii,r   Uobi'i.-on's  reply,
'1 o ba;l, I'lr, "Al" .-"cm.s t.i ll.' .•'hp,)!:,^ o:; th" "plank", ¦;•,  I, ]).' h ." iiiiiii',;  a "luiiili r
The "H.tppy VS'arrior" of '.'..0 Ea.it Side, however, i- s 1:1 the po,-sc..sor of thai h 'Ppy-gi-lucky ,^ilv. r lonyuo, '¦00 w;l, t!i,' ¦ rank and tile" '. ill .w ill tie.' fuiur,' all the iiu biiliigiia" handed out ,-.,) : . ;y by a man that has c;uiii'.ieel ll,.-- head dre.is from ,1 br..'-.vn derby to a high silk
SKiing beiiio' in order these d.i'.'-. 111,111', b.'liev,' poor,"Al" 11..ly ha,e had a terrible •¦,slip" rhai (.iii.-i'il him to "slide" a lonij distance along the pwli- tical path which the,-e clays i,s b coming mighty .slippery, M.m. "hi- been-" have .ilid down till-; .same path and li.ne    ni'ur    Ijeen     heard  of
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nil': On, My! if that o: f,inie and fortune \ I'.d only ,-loi) Coiilfhrt wc ll' (1 liii :o a loi of gcx)d .,,!-? Iiu; it wo;i'i,-round .ill roiiiul iUid round .-he goe.s .i..d w!i"i'i' ,>he ,,lops N'OUODV  KNOWri
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Press Turns Editorial Guns Against Supreme
Court Decisions
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSWIATION  RE- ELECTS TRUSTEES
Al a ineeling of tlie Odd Fi'llo'Ai.- Hai; As.>i<x:iatioii held la-l wwk lhe following Tru.sle<-s were re-eieeled. .Mr I, O Peters. Mr C F Fehnel and Mr Harrv HapiX'l Tin* liild- over member of tiie Board of Tru.iti'e.s are Mr    O  'I   Knauss Mi
Pitusburgh, Jan 30, - •'liionuia Jef!L'r,-on, founder- oi the slates r;ght.^ Republican Party once warned ihal the germ of di.sholution of ouf F^i'dfral government us m the judi¬ ciary an irre.-.pon,->ibl<j body work¬ ing like gravity, by day and by night gaining a little loday and gaining a llllle tomorrow, and advancing Its noi,selO!>.s .step like a thief over tlie held of Jui'i,-.dM;iiijn until ail ,sl)aU tx- u,sur|j«^d', ' the PilUsburgh Pieaa ¦i'Oinmeiil.i in an editorial on tha L.'niled S:u;es .Suprein*' Court,
James Mad«on,    •Father of  Ilia
.M   J   Fehr,  .Mr   O-.i ,ir  Brong,    Mr C  H   HarlBcU, Mr J   H Kneclr. and j Constitution,' iaid  m   hu declining .Mr   W    A   Heyer     A^  lie- organiza-   ,vear.s   that   the   proces.s   of   making U'ln of the Board. Mr   L   G   Pe'.ei-o , ih ¦ judiciary paramouni  over legis- wa,- ilecied  as Pre-iden;   Mr   J   H j         fc^)ntinued on  Page Threei Kne III   a,'-   Vic -Pre.^idenl,   .Mr    cl  •—•	
;: i:::::t^:::::;:. '^Jiz musical in st. john's
L'.I , of lhe Board of Goveriiori lo; I!j:ifi are Mr C H Harlwi:, Oscar Brong and Mill'in J F^iir and ol l!ie Wa;.-. and .M''ai..- ConimU'er?. .M>'.s.-,r-. Harry Happel Wilmer A H   '<-r  and   Jolm   H    Knen!-,:
LLTHKRAN (HURCH
On Sunday evening at 7 15 llie Orgaiikt Daniel Rohn wiil play an organ recital The following ara the nuinbera ill Allegro ma non :roj)po from tlu first .soiiuia Bor- owski i2i Pi<wicati --Delibe.s; (3) Iklt'TDI/'T ML^L'TIV/^ (Toccata from Suite Oothique—Boell- DIMKH  1    .flhrJI.Mj|man!i     Rev   Harvey C   Snyd r will
  I preach    a    i>ermon on  Ruth     Tha
The Noriiiampion County Di.strici 1 ciioir will render parts of the Can- met'tmg  and  School  oi   Instruction   tata   Ruth   by   Alfred   Gaul      Tha
P. 0. OF A. HOST AT
of the Pairiouc Order of American, held their quarterly meeting in the I   O   O  F   HaU on Belvidere slreet
iiuinlx'r.i are Introduction lOrgam; Ciiorus. A grievous famine, Air, O Gracious   Liord;   Choral   ftecliaiive,
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Atxive is a front-view of Naza reth ,s new Po,5i Office building ^ho-^'in? the entrance where more than 1100 cliiwn.s of Nazareth and com,iiunity entered Sunday afternoon on an iiLipeciliui tour of the interior Til' d'lori were open from 2 to 5 p. m wiiIi the entire clerical force prc,-.«'nt to greet the VL-.iiors. There was a .steady stream of .spectators goint; to and fro during thus p'riod and the lorce was kepi busy show- in,' interested visitors a modern- quip;' d post offli-e with all the fa •ilitie,-. iiecei.sary for efllcii nt handl- iir^ of the mail There are sj^cial receiv- r- marked I^ocal', '•Out-of-Town", "Air Mail" and "Parcel Pos^' packages. The privale boxe.s local 'd alonij the northern aisle are all ,;perated by private keys instead of tile former combinations and are of sturdy consiruction. Special racks install'd for the purpo.i' of rural carriers, ,^ortillg and dustrlbuting ni.iil are .so arranged as to afford the highe.si efficiency, A coii- \e;Keiit loading and unloading plat orm :' ( 'H.^tructcd to the rear of the building, and double .swing;:.',- d ois allow hand-trucks coiiveyan' • fr' /. The interior is spacious, well Injhted and iias private pro- ^•.;ied offices for the handling of ."."ish .md valuables. The receiving clerk coun'ers are all arrang d alons; the front entrance whore a I'lbb. offers all the conyeniences ad.'a cm to po.stiU accoinmodation- 'I'h entire interior makes a splen ;id in:il neat appp.irance and the arrnnfo'm'Mi; ',vil! accord a nrith ;ni;iro\ed serv icc to pa'rons of Naza ' th  ..•   i  'ointnuiiity  in  Uv   fuiuie.
m Nazareih on Saturday afternoon \ Tliey lifi-d up their voice and wept; and cvinng. with the Nazareth | Tno, Farewell'; Recitative, Oo, my Camp   No, 315. as ho,,i.- | daugiiter; Choral Recitative, So slia
I)L-^rict Pre.sident, Mr,, Jennie ' gleamed in the field until even; Prey, was in charge of the ni' eiing : t)u.-t. With jo'.ou.s heart I greet ai which clo.se to one hundred mem- til e home; and Choru.s, R. joice, b'T-, of five of th' eight camps of , lor bles.sings round u,s fall The part lhe county were represenU'd Mrs. j >! Naomi will be sung by Mis.s Fan- Fre. .niroduced th,. following stale n-e Gernei, Orpah by Mr.', William offi.eis Who presi'nied coni;iieni- Jo- Happel, and Ruth by Mrs Wal¬ ing remark,^ State President Mary ter Ber.der The offertory, Intro- Riner, of Ea.>ion; A,-s;,^'ani Slate | duclion and Soprano Solo, O all ya Pre,-id 11; Mr,- l^tUe lieber of West »!io tra'. 1 ujioii the highway from Pilt.^ton, SUU- Sent.nal, .Mrs He'.en tlv Seven last words ol ChrUt, S Uiiip, ol Alieniown: SlaU- Pa^l Duboi,-. wiil be sung by Mrs Gilbert A,>si5lant President .Mar.sdon Gre<'n- •*''.>)d. Slate Color Gaud, Ca'lienni- '^'/.iiig. ol Easlon: and .Mis.- Fior.i O,::!-; Slate A^i:-lai.l ViC -Pi ', :- I Continued on  Pane Fivpi
Davidson Poultry Farm
Wins Best Display At
Indianapolis
M,iM-ii.- I. D,i\,f|Min in.id'^ anolher lin ' r.'cord. tin- tiiiie with hi.- S C. Buff l,fi»lii)rns, at Indian.ipo;:-. Ind,, vvlier,.  the Natiunal mei't wa.s held
Mr. IJavitl.son wa- very succi'.'-sfiil, losing but one flr^t prize and win¬ ning be,-.t di-play with more points than  all   exhibilor-   cnjiibm tl
At Itnioiitown, P,i , whi rc th" .Slalc Mi>et of ih' I'nitrd Orpington Club vvas held, Mr l)avi(l.-on wa- the I'ltlcial judge ThN w.i- the largest clas- of Buff Oip;nL;toii,s ex- hibit''fl   .1'  onv  Anw: 'lv p:i.-^   y.-iir
bliite itoad Funds For Townships Pave Way Vov Cut In Local Taxes
SAMPLE FAIR
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Lci^i^Ij'li'ic l'i<»\ idt'd S12,- ")(ii».(i.')(i I'or StMond (lass Township lioad liiiproviineiits
Northampton Countv \\\\\ ive A Lot of Money If W eek- ly's Petition I s Accepted
"iCoiirl RiiliiiH Sooms rnlair aiid rnjiist: Why Spent siKMMKi.di) When S.m,00(MH» I'jivs The Uill nnd Serves The l'iir|)«»se
I* petition,   ,..|(.iiort    by    leading Judge Rus.-ell C  Siewart. nuy newspapers of Northampton      I" "it' I^'titnui ,-eekin!: ,1 change
P'Wty, app.'niiii.. |,„- ,, iiiodilicaiion 'n   the   ciiiirt   rule,  in   1 lied   ,>-lnce
^ recpiii court mi.   which limlt,s October     1   IiU.'),    tlie    new,-p.iper.-.
adverti.sing o| -h riir'.-, sale> to armi-d that in order lo   ecure pro-
In'a!'" '''''*  n. wspajiers in  Eas- inr   circulation   of   the   advert i'-iii,'
r; "¦thehfiii   :iiul    n.in'jor,    wa,s propcrli"s  to W ,--oUl  by  the slierilf
I        ''     M ' P:   -id.-nt 'he weekly newspapers mils:   lie iii-
__^.^_ chi.led.    They ;il,sii ixiinted ont  lli.r.
''T' ''P 'c*'^t:''t»f?  /9-'t\   ''"' ''""''  ''"¦'' ^^'''~ coirriir\   'o l.r,v- ol rhe Comiiionweall'i  ulnch  -pi.'i-
II (I  th.it  such aclverli-nii; ,-lie:ild .no
III eitiic:   weekly or daily liew-p ip"r- iiikl c!.i:ni''d that ,«iicli ,i  rule won;.!
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HairL-biiiij J,in 30. -¦ Township ro,id lax lediictmns made po.ssil)le under the Furm.in Act of tho last legislative session wili l)e reflecied in ii'jw rates lo be fixrd by .-'Upcr- \; or- before the end of March
lhe exti'ii: ot these reductions, eiiiibled by ai>proprlation,> from tlie M. tor Pund, was indicated today by Warren VanUyke, Secritary ot Hi^hwa.,-, Ill announcing .lllio;ln;^ avail.iblc by countie.-. un¬ der tne Furman $9,000 000 appro- prialion ,ir;d lorm ,ir. approximate $.i.,100.000 c;iir.\'-o',' r from monies | of the Parkuivin Act which it rc- ! placed the llr-i of thi,-- year, |
Thu,- about Sl:'.,iO(t.OO0 will be ,n.l.lable tor expenditure on .'v.'coiid < l.i'S lowiislnp roads in all coinitici exrrp; PhiLidelphia durinp the i.ileiidar year,, 1036-37, Piiiladelphia .", ,iii,i count.N bi-'ing co-exten.^ive, ¦ik' co'.iiity does not thare in view, .1  a ,special  Kiant  of     $l,f)00,000  to'
the fity provided by the Act,
When the 1935 legislature made it p'--:l)le for the State to lyirrow un .mtictpaled tax receipts and thu^ repay the Motor Fund, Secretary V.iiiDyke immediately set aside funds sultjrient to cover these ob¬ ligations to town.ship- fn addi¬ tion, by special arangemenus with WPA offlcials, he provided for re- i|;iired d.^partineiital .-upfrvision of Parkinson Act monies u,s< d on WPA projects in the township,-, and em¬ ployment of supervisors as fore¬ men
In thL^ manner Van Dyke opened the way for extensive improve¬ ment- on the>p roads at practlcallv no cost to townships, since Park¬ inson Act monies paid lhe lown- ship.s' .-hares covering equipmeiii and materials and the WPA pro- •. ided all labor
The F\irman Act, in general , provides for a continuation of the P.irkin.-.on Act financing sch'iiie and for a roadma,->ter to be de.sig- n,it d by the siipervisoi,^ subject to appro\al of the Secreiary,
T(;t.il second cla.ss township road (Continued on Page Fotjr)
The Kim'.- Dauiihter.-. ot liie s h-eneck M'lravian Chneh. will -P'i.-or a Sample Fair in the 'V' M C. A tonmhl 'Thursd.iy at eiglii  o'clock.
Tii'?re will be three hundp d s.im- p! > of many kuids of food and 111! i'chandi.-re. including ixitato chip.-., sar.dwiches, soft drinks, ice cream, etc, besides more than 100 worth¬ while door prizes Onl\ 300 tickets are available at a nominal fee.
This is the first time this popular foni, of adV("rtising ha.s been staged ill N izarelh Ma-t of the merchants of NAzareiii and many of Easion hr.' cooperated in a laudable man- iiei and the Fair promises 10 bo ino-^ profitable to merchant and ,-po;i-or as well ii,- to the patron-  « «	
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George W H.ihn, proprietor of till' Chevrolet Garage, South Broad stri^'-, Nazareih, ha,-, lea-ied a lari^e garage on E,iston Roarl, Nazareth, formerly 0!)erated by Thomas Roih, and will in the future oi>'raie Ixuli tlie Broad Street and the Easlon Ro,ui garages Mr Hahn ncvds m.ire room for hi-^ increasing biusi- 11' ss and found it necessary to sec- uri> more room to a,Toiiimodaie hr- palioiiage.
Noted Artist Again Donates Masterpiece
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The rules (if 111" roiiit w. le dr.nvn up by a coniiiiitie,' from the eouiity ij.ir a.ss H'i.itieii and approved liv the judge,- The petition of till' new-- p,i|x'rs Will Ih aeti'il upon In the judge- en banc
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11 1'^.lid  Ciiaiidlei   Chii.stv',   f.iiii ou- artl,st   with  his favirlte model,  Kli ¦ ¦ i.d   .1      le   nill i,il  p.).-!. r lor  the   MirthiLiv   Had  for  tlv  Pre-idiiii   to   '.<.¦
N i •11. '', W 1"  III    IV Ml . iM'le Chll)
F ird   l.KiklniT '1 Id   licre  thu¬
th-  pa.n'
Knjoyed fJood liread and
Dutch Hospitality .\t
Christian Spring
The following bu ol diary vM.tteii liy an unknown traveler ot 17,)1 and transcribed from the original manu¬ script is published through the courtesy of ihe Re\ G .M Shultz and the Moravian Historical Society
Although liie name of liits travcl-
• r and his partner have not as yet bwMi .a--certained, the di.iry in it.sef contains important faci,s of that day well worth while publLshmg t^ cover,- a trip madt from The Oxford Purnac in Morris Co'.nity. N J , t'l i.'ii' Mora\ian ,settlements of Naza- rfh, Bethl''liem ,ii',d C.ii;-tia;i KpriiiK, and return Tlii,- Enjj.ish spi.ikmg gentlem.in dt'-.'r.be.s ihe 1 iit.i'e route, .stopping pla;^i's and tlU' lio-pi:,ili;\ of the Pr'r.n.svl'. ami Untcli of the Nazareih area m 17.il
'I lie   di.iry   veibatiir.
Tuesday.   April  Dili    17,")1 ' .-Vbijut   \2  <rcioek   we   .set   on:   m , oiiipany wrli Mr Thomas Kennedy 1 yo'ini; g,iu',e!iian from New  York
• Itu no^,v rsui.ng in Tri'iitoiie from Oxford Funiac'', m Morri,s County, ;ii \V",st Jcrsev, on a Journey m or- :  1 to M,sit the Mora'.;,in si"'.lenient s
H  : i.ielieiii     and     N.i.'ar • li    111 !• ;iii-v:\,iiiia.  in   the  Fork.'  of    ill' '   .r,v,i!r.  uliieh     is ,il>iir     twi'iitv- ¦    or   ,.i\   iii;,e     rii  •,i;r    : i.eii     • lie '   i:"',,i,"r'     .-\bou:   J o'clock   ',v"  iii--- .     ii     N'll til   Hi,rail   ot   ¦:;¦-   Ih'ln- •     f;.v '!   ,r    1   N   ,1   F.'M-,   .,•   M: I   '.;;¦•-   I  111,:,:,.;.    1   ,,; ;.•   'c^l.iw 1: -• -•     til,   ;,;    ,. ¦     I).'l,r,v.i: • ¦  '"I-   .'.1::. .:  '."   I''   .    :¦ "!      I'   !)  .'ii '.I.    I   ¦    .       I.      ;   ,¦•.¦,   ,i;„i i " il. I ¦   ''   .1   I .1'. ¦ ' n   ii'p'  ili    111.' \ .::    i\   '.           D'i , ,,!-: I   .     :v.i' 1. ¦I 'id  :¦' !i.,.ii.',!
MKXTKR (OM HFTK >IF(;. (0. IIK( TS IMIJFCTORS
.M,
.1   ". kiln
pai: a.i
mil
a^
-•'I'.es W.th some .un.h   and wen"
lO'iii^ .1 ini.e lo a liiir N«'A  Gii-t
I oi'ionging lo the Bre:aren.    It
lU.lt   'Ai'h  sione,   and   i-lands on
: ;  hne  -•ream called the B.isii-
It   ._-   a   curioti-   large  h ,use,
t:<r t'A'i water  wie'il.-  anci  two
it  ,-lones;   it   gnnds  a,.d   boT.s
on,.'e.  thei'   i>'ing  m  trouble
-ting the tiou:   <is m common
but   as   the   stone,-   dehv  r  ;•
Ml t,ie bolting cloth recei'.. - r. and
' -S.J   i;   l.s   bolted   d>   tii.-t   a-   ground
i.\:i')'her  co;,;ri\ aiu.,-   winch   i,s   very
; extraordm.iry.    is  ihai     when    the
' wiie.it   i,s   Withm   about   a   i>'Ck  of
biiiu'   ground   out   of   the   hopper,
I tii-ii' Is ,1 stiCk .so fixed thai one end
0;   i'   shall ,-tr.r;i' aga,lis'   til'  stone,
[ a-   i'   runs round, which ha.- a  bell
! f.i.s^i'ii'd   at   the   other   end    which
n a Very siiriiri-iiig manner
t!ie Miller w.iriiiiig  ihal  th'
near  running > nipty
we pa.-t on about  iwo ni.lej
' f n-tiii'r t(i .N,i/,irth.   .viere we lamed
Oi.v  .1  ft w iiiinute-   ju-t   'o g''l di-
r''cii'iii-   alio,It   the   wav   •()   BelliU-
l;eni     I'   lieir:L'  :.",i:   i.,.;:,'    ,s 1   that
1 IContlnued On Page Twoi
I A very l.irge gathering enjoyed I the concert presented by the marim- j ba group of the Liberty Band of ^ Lower Nazareth held in connection v.:'n the weeklv dinner meeting of ih" Nazareth R')tary Club
rh' marimba group eniertained .is audience with a very excelleni ; iji'igram consisting of concert min¬ iatures, sacr d and popular num¬ bers and ,severa! original compost- •ion- as directed by W,iyiie Nagl«, ' e'ader of the group
Prior   lo     til"   coiit'. i'      R I'ariaa If Continued on Pace Plvei
<   \KI   AMI  t A.SOY   S.%I.H
Oli
Saturday Pi'bruary 1st, be¬ ginning at 10 00 A M , at Phllllpg M at Market on Belvidere ,street, by the Intermediaie Christian En- dea.or Society ot th" Mora', iaa Church,
liii'li t I  t;: •. in, 11  ; Til.
.\tlanti( (ity ( hosen
For .'scoiil'> .>hetin>f  . \
Tne 26;ii Annual .MeelUig of the Boy Scouts of Ameriia which will la.l togetlur iinunbers of tiie Na¬ tional Ciniiu;! .md volunteer work¬ ers ;r. ih'^ Moiemeiv will U.' held In .Mlaii'ic Ci"., N->^A- Jers<';., on May •2]  '22    Ittt^fi
H. P. Veisley Aj^ain To
Head (Ounty Sportsmen
  	
."M;iH\    ('oiint\    Clllh-.    Ko-! wUl    be    di,sirlbut»-d  m    the public prc-inted   At   M«'»'tinu        hunting  grounds ol    he  countv  om
Hero: IMan.Vctivitios       ' '^'^P^red wiu.  two-'hird.- of that
  number in inn's
I'.n     :;....':,,,      :::i'i';:.,;       -:      '.; l.iling   '.H'   pa-'   ye,ii    then'   were
N ),•, ,iiin''' :.  ('•¦u:,".   F«',:.'iai;.i:-,  ,->(    'iPl"'"Ximate,y   Joo   pii.-a,sant.s     dis- .--^IMr. ii,'11   •.\,i-    il. Iti    ii     'he   offlte    '^¦¦''''t''f'   "1  the   hun'nig  grounds ot
'. ¦:¦¦ Fir:i-,r' r,i..in M.itii.il F:ri T:i-ui,ir,,-,, Cniupa:,', Mmday evc- I, it- '.V ; i, H   P   ^'' .-I-      piTsid'-i.^ 'i:
the  count\   under   the  dir<'ction   of the eanii' pro;i
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I : ll'. 1 1' •" 1 li
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t;.i|'   I'
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Table of (onlentj
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111.     i
I
II,      I
I
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ril" ,int,'i.ii inei': ,1..: ,ii th, .,¦,„.¦[¦.. ¦'. i.ilei s ,,; -h" De\', I Comre'e ,\l.inuf,ict'ii :i;^ C.iiiip,iiiv. Nazar";h, Pl w.l- lii'lil this W'ek at wiiK'h 'toil' th f'lei'.Miiu Ilirect ir<; wrie ¦t'ted iox the eiisiiuiK viar n.iin'- Mr ,Jo.-M'ph Brob-toii. Mr P S rinnilxiwer. ,Mr K F .Sr.vd. r .Mr \ T Toiiikin-, .Mi Jl c Ci'vl, , Mr C F F.hnel and Mi H I W..r '" iti Al ;h.' B.i,ird of Il.reeUir' niei'lmg f illowini;. .Mr .tti-ipli Mr 'll 'on   w,i„   1 .".''r,!    1.   Prrsjd. nt.
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111  • : i   ::      H    P    V
• ' 1:;      r     n    H,ii:;lil, i.'i'i,    ,-\il'< r-    H,ii',1111.111 '•A 11        'Ii'.i-illei ,       \ ;,'.'
1;      1. ol     II ciiaii n.
.-^,11111 O »..¦:,.•: .; Nor.hamptii';, ^" I> 11,1 linle. .if Beliileheni a: i I lovd S.ack   .If Easlon
The   treasunis   report   wa-   len- dind l)\' Mi    n.ichmaii nnd . howed
1 nice I) iLiiice on hand to b- gin "p'tation,-  in   193fi
Clvde   PrTnger,   gam.    protector, ¦^ IS  lit''     Id  and  announced  a  plan
'f d„-'ii!nit. 111 of 2,sn pheasant- lei! ii: menibrr clubs until the o   d    aie   fully  matured   that    was
.11 priv'.ed    liy    ih.'    f.',|ei,il|.,n   me,,!-
I" I
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S
P;i. .     J
H: ni_ I.      H  111.    • .1      F,i."l,s
V.T'.   I  r-  ¦ I'l-"    U
nrure    nw.r,    ,Sa: I:       ,\   I  .   '
Mod":;,   W.l- . '. Pl      4
I ,eiii  T s!.   i   Ul   1:,.
V   .   ,-,
N''^.^ -  Fill   H'inie  I, 1..•!-,, P,i-'.   •;
I'— Ou-•  find Die Slit I'kIiv   and   Tomorow lhi    .Snapshot   Guild Th'    Fiiinilv   tXietor 4-'  Y.'urs  Ag,', Cfinr. -
P..t>e   7
Ihi,  W.ek   Ul  Wa-shingl/on Promeiifld,   rvntk ."•ale* Re^:,i, r C!a.s^in, J   Ad-T Pag,,   H  -
Cliurch Annomirementi sii'ifitiv Bcho-ii l,e»*on rjaiiiond   Pr-'arn