The Nazareth Item

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Nazareth Item
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AN   INDEPENDENT  FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO   LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
N.IZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 3, 1928
No. 23
HOUSES
DOllSTRiES
UrUOHTIIME
THREE CHARGES PUT MAN IN JAIL
'There's Always Room At The Top
By Albert T. Roid
-Ting'it «e»<J'''"'y "'^
Vtoareth,    The various
Tjbe   town    nottuou
m to upiieui- for worit
/iWording to the uew
fka Nuzareth    school
,_ji owrate ou  the  new
rSjtMbers were instruci-
'^ their iiupila to regu-
,,ttenilancH at sciioo. on
Jocrdlu* to the dayitghi
Mrrices on  Sunduy   in ,tb churrhe...  were ul.^o 'Zln time.   Tlte .Moravian Jjchoeneck held services to the new sil.edule.     . Hyiretb Y. M. C. A, is op- ^tlM   d;iyiiKht    savin,' .^ tre practically all  of ,jr« of the town. T^ttken hy the vjrio-a» l^lftd Institutions in  oc- I^Mght saving was mad- hf the   fart    that    the , elties of  this    diatrict yi» net*- time into effect ItUnre of   Nuzareth    tu Hn would  wuric to   the iTan'age of ti-.e towi-.j- town  thus    siippinK Uiiiyiiilit t-;>^^"« pi'i"   'e
CHBCil of the responsibility
upon thtv luiitter, ^jerthamptoii County Aims- I llio operat".-^ cn   ih?   ii'\v |VW polnti li n'lt tluit  t\\,-
J would  l'l- coiisldernl)
.Jin schedule If it did n
Em to the new ti:ne hecans
\tt hour-- <'(i;illirtlrK  v, it
liours at tl'.- honiP.    Th
jiectloii of Ih^ Home w
I by tl'e ii""v time ns
loot tli.1t ihi' mnny i^ro-
l^efleMs cimnot h(» work-
il4ke morTiiir.; c\,^w is ujion
itl 10  th.Tt    tho    farmfirs
flo itirt tlie'i- d;iy  an  hour
Louis Hoitjurger. i,f near Huth, hub hcca ,seiil lo tl'.fc county iirib,<ii i by Jusii'-e oi iht' t eii.;e Jauiey rry, ; o. Nuiureth, iu deiauit of hail and ' i.ncH in ihreo   charges     i)rt're.rei ..lijitist hint by nis iiodrdiug uiis- a-f'ds, .luila *.oldsuiitli. I      Louis,   who   V.US   committed   to ' tho Na^arerh lockuj'   oa    Tutsdaj , night by Coii.stuhle flic:.ard   Lnu- baih. to await huurinKs on charse., I oi drunlcenuc^it and disorderly coii- ' duct and assault and battery pre- feriod by   Mra.    Gold.smith,    was brought   before    Squire     Fry     on Wednesday   afternoon.     II;     wus sentenced to pay a fine of $1h and co.sts on the disorderly clurge and «15 and costs   on    t'lo    assault charge.    He was unaiite to pay anJ wa.t ordered to be t ilsen   to    juil. Then the complaiaaiit  put  in  an¬ otlier und  more   seiiou*    c'lar^c agaiuiit Louis.    Ou thr- last c!i:irj;.> gfiuire Fry  placed  bonda of  *l')i and the defendant hoin;,' unabio fn sec'ire ft bondsman was again ord¬ ered to Jail.   The couple haVf' been In and out of the local inaglstrati^ s offlce ''f>'era! times nnd the wo'nnn some time ago lodged a complaint of  assault  egalnst   the   man.     At that t'me Lo'tis esraiiod from th«> Vazareth  lockiiti Iiv posing   ns    a night lodger.
Nazareth
feeemes Bride
lAvcb Wedding
Ua Edfi-lnian Uissmlller, . Mr. and  Mrs.  Krank
bfSr South whitr.tid
I Paul   Klwood   -Meyers,
 .•ad .Mrs   I.eidy .M^>yers.
Wert-     unitL'<l in
Ilt II   dCkick     Tutsday
J in St.   Jolin"s    Lu--heriiii
khf the bride's pastor. Iltv.
fC. Snyder.   The ring cere-
^etSt Lutheran church was
-J Rohn. oi-ganlst   of     tho
li»lijred;i rciit.il of bis  oivi.
¦Itioiu bti'ii I. i lie opening O!
|«lfMiony.    Th.   bridal   party
Mthechurili  to the stra-n
• Uhengria n. ddluK march.
Hfc wae k'lvn away by  her
The bri(l(6n'..iid was .Mis.n
'"" D.  Meyer.s, a   alster   of
ironti,.    The   best     man
I Flacls. a   classmate    of
froom.
titiie v.ore a ;4i.\vn of  biuo
«t« trimmed witii  lace,  and
Mgeof !<iu-a,.i.ias and lilies of
|wlley,   Tlif. Iiri,ii.suiai(l   wore
• georgette ana carritd sweet
'•nd lilies of III.' xalley,
illowlng  th,-    (creinony     the
•Iparty mt;t,,r< ,1 to the hotel
'Mem whtr.   iii.y had lunch-
iaimedlai,ly after the luiich-
*f- and Mrs   M,.yers left  for
*'wedding trip to Wushing-
t»- C^ and i,(iiiits In Virginia. Wr return tluy   will    make .tame wlrii  the bride's   par- i"* Naiareth.
¦ I!!**'*''''' '''"' '¦ "•'" koown IW«lar in .Nazareth, Is a grad- '. "• t-'l'iifilmian    liusiness
U,li" *""'*'"" •""' '^'"'¦e hor F«lon ha. i„ ,.„ ..mploved in |»Weof til, |.-:,i„,pr«' Mutual ,    urance ininpany ot town.
t7'*f*J" •'   ^r.i'iuate   ot   the I High S(hn„i  :,n,i   Is    p,„.
I « .V'" ^''''"•"'" •^'"''' t^'"'"-
l" ">«'•• y-  i.mrn,   .ns    a
"»per.
'M.%l.|; ( IIOKI'HTO «*<i AT I oi:ks t Hlltt II
*• youns   Ml,pie    of    Forks \n:Ct'   •"•""''•'"'«¦"•     are
t h»r'' ^"""""it'tn- This ("""'lori.in.ilybeensched- Zu'"^' ''• '"'t "t   the     lust
POOH* Z^'"* ^"'""' "ecessary lo
•BanKor .M;,,,. ci.orus Is verv
Uia "¦°"" '" "">* «^»'nniun- «lii. n.,\'"'-'   •'•""•'lug program
Nilt    t'" '"-"""l^ed all lovers P.«5 u f"If'rt  will begin
.Admission  by  ticket,   pro- '^    l:;::::;^^'!"'.-^ or a. door.
'>»MiMi IVKXTS.
''in;':/';,"^'^'-^    "-The    last |tk* W "        ' ^""^'"1 sponsored
•"^n Pir.   (¦„
nipany will be
^••Ui Piu'i ^7'"'"^" pn"y nv lo o  «.  /'"•'=^-' No.  BTO  in "'" r building «t 8 p. m
'"ard pnrty by
LIOi\S SPONSOR NEW POTATO CLUB
Till- l.,i()ns clul) wili tigain .liam- .«or Iioy.s and giil.s potato clans in tno l.uwer .N.izan-'h anrl .Moures- towii coiniiiuiiiiies. The total i'.l ini'tr^liip in t!ie.-e two club-' i- f.ioiu tiian ,')0 boy.-) and girls, ani iraclically every Lion will li:;ve a iiartner in liui rot: to Crowins i'i,).,iit, viiitli, iiicor.lini; lo t iumty .\.2ent !',. 1.. t'ol'-nian, is-i jast aniHl:«.i- i; ^^¦()n in liie aii.iiica- t on of nu.dein metiiods in farm¬ ing toiia.v.
i-.at il l)i)j and jiirl v.ill reciive ore bti-^hel of disease-free ooed tl'i-i,i:,jh i;i.'< sponsor, anil, in re¬ turn for this, will furnish, at dis¬ inn;; tinu, two liu-iiuls of table stock jiotatoes. Local leaders who h:\-i- a.-^.-i.-^t.'d in th" orp ini/.atlon 01 tiie clubs iu the dillereul coin- inunit'es. are Frank (1. FoKe! and ,Iohn I. ivinker, Lo.ver Nazareth ciub, and Clnrence Williams. .Moorestown club.
A ii'w potato club bas bpcn or- S.itiized in Lower Sau.^on to->vi.shir), ¦v'i-1. a njembersbip o 2!l bovri and gir'.s. and Is beiiiij spon.^ore,! by tit- ilUHiiiessiuen'.s .Vssociation o: Heilrrliiw n. .John Koch and ('. O. \Voll>a<'h are the local ieadc.-s for That club.
ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT AT WOLF SCHOOL
t)n 'ITuiisiiay, .May In at T.,'!i) p. ni. the second aaniial ait ixbil.i! vlli 1,0 hell! in the Wolf sthoul lilt Idinr. Tin- work of the grades .'or this sf-hool tertn will be dis- :i.iy, .1 A I'l-y tint- (olltction of ii\'i:-'iial \,,,i-k and many good I'lert-^ ,,f i'i:iy,in work, etc, will l.,- i-.iiil.iti'd. The exiiibit will h. ll .:1 tor Ibe jiul.lic l.iin fi: and fo; those e.'^pei'iaily ln!ereste,i in thi- l'ro:.:rf'RS of iirt educ.itl.-n I;: our .¦-rhi'ols. i:\ery one in liL-artily i:.- viteil to atti-i,il. As a iniiio,- pa.-' (-11 the pni>irani :i short pltiylet wiil be p.-esenttil hy n few- t.f the ,Iuiiior Hii;h group. .\ sraall sup¬ ply of tionu'-niade candy will, al.'io, l.ossibly bt- on salt. This luean.- an f\cning of pltasurt- for every ono, so do not plan anything for this niglit except to be om of the crowd to attend the exhibit.
L.V.CLMLNT LEAGUE  BUHHKiLL ISP. TU iiPLN IO,\IOHKUW    hUAD iHiPKOVED
BV UESIOtNTS
Liasebiill enthuiia.-.ts are looUing ; liirwarti to tho oiiening of the new i.e,!igii  \ alley Ctiaeni League  to- aiuno.v     (Friday.) ,    The    tiiaiit : i'urtlaiid Ctnioiit Company's team | ....ly.. U.e iurcaiftj teiueiu leam on llie   ilercu'.es   grounds   located  ul .iiockeitowii. and the   Coplay    ce-; :.ant   conipnny's   te.un   i,ia.v'S   tiie i,ii.i;..b ctnitiit lonu'.iuy .- t-am al ¦    elsviile.
Ut'.,ii^iiiii lUi.l i.mi .ni.iiig had lo uc uoiiti, ti.ui uciioa v.as uiorti ne- ocBSaiy tuan uorn,'-, u i.Ule effort I ut tuith l.y tile resiiieiiib ol riush- Klil to'.'v iiMiii;, .¦<ui!uualed by oul 1,1 parlieular, a lol of good work lia.s bi.en acompiidlieil.
ine way this ail c.iuie about wa.-,
Ali »ar.u-s in tliis league ure to, ihrou^'h a   i.e!::iou  drawn  up   by
Broad SLTIieatre To Install large Stage BnrIng Summer
Lewis l'!/or, owner of tin' Dio.iil Street theatre aud llis inaiiagi-r. .Mr. .Mi'CMer, were seen last week niiiisuring tin lot in tlie roar of tbe tlioatre and wli,mi (ine.itioned what tbey were up 'o. slated that they Inliiideil t.i eMend the tiittitrc back to .Sjirui'i' strtet and lUlt in a big stage and inoderii stage ,'(|uip- inent, .Mr. I'i/.or say,^ tlial lliis fall he would like tt, brini; ti, .Naz¬ iireth musical n.intdies and dram¬ atic shows, alsd to continue th'- picluri's Jiiul vaudeville jinlicy. Mr I'izor and .Mr. .Mee.'-er arc to he complimented in their untiring ef¬ forts to give Nazaretb the best nnd luitting tbe town on a par witli larger towns in the amusement line.
:.L' i layed on Friday night and in ta.'r Ol  rain, the  postponed  game vv:!I be played the following Tues¬ lay  night.     ,i\ii   games   will   start at ,'>.4r, p. 111. dayligiit !;;iviii.i; tinu*. i-Jach of tliese teams id support- .'.;  i.y   an  a<so;,lioti ro;npo.,ei; of niiiloyees of the   various    plants .Itlll thtir triends;  so tiiat a inein- i)i-i-,sbip in atiy one of llicse tisso- (lations entitles tlie  holtler lo en- ¦i.:n.e lo any game In the league. Hall.   cHUsed   th,-   postponeineiit if till- gaiii^'  to 111'  play,.ra hvtv.eea tlie   Ili.'rcules   team   and   tbe    I'en .\iByl Ulue iitars last .Saturtlay af- eiiioon.     But  the  ll.-rcules  team i; si'heduied  to   play    the    (Iiant I'Ditiiiuil     cenunt     team     Friday "¦Sil'.t at ri.l." o'cloelc and v.ill then !i Utiw   with   a   game     ulili     tlie r-trong  llaker Chemical comi.any'.s '   '1   on   .'=-iliir>lriy   afternoon     at ;.:!n   o'clock.     Hoth   gtinit,s   to  be '..,y. ll on tb'- Hercules neid.
INFANT OIES WHILE VISITIiNO UNCLE HERE
Leila .\iay (liap; el, 1 1 niontb i.iil d,iu«lirer of .Mr. and Mrs. (1. i-:. Cbappel, of Ilenrielta, I'a., died ;t !i.:lii Tuesday liiorniiij; at llie Imnie of Mr. aud .Mrs. I). L. IKI- ,'eii;-. turner of Hroad and I'en- ttr streets, Nuzareth. afler a brief iiiitss of pneumonia. The baby •vas stricken while the inother was .:ir(,iili» to .\,-tzareth to visit her l:i-othti- .Ul. Detweiler. who is in¬ sl iiiclor Hi niaiiual arts in tiie .Nazartth sfhools. The infant Is llie oniy tbild nf Mr. ant! .Mrs. Ciiapp l". The 1,Il.iy will be taken 111 Kt iirictta for burial.
!s<iuire Fry !>> onler ol u coinuiil- ee jtiriiied in ilie tow.i.^liip. ior uk liuriose 01 siiiieiting funds lo bt .tsed ill repaiiiiiK the road ieadiii;; loin Ciitrry Miii to .Ne-..- \'iilage Thi-, petition wa.i < .i-ciluteti by iot.ii Lotli. wild headed and wtis liistruiiienlai in bii.isiiig ubout ihe
TEACHERS PLANING LXHIBII UF WORK
Prof. F. A. .Mareks, supervising prill.ipal ot the publiu .scliool.s aud HItpi.rvisors and teachers ure get- iiug reaily for the annual e..hibil of the work done In the various ll.uilli.ll uii3 departments of the . iil;i;c schools. This e.\il;bit will ije held ut the high uhool and will .iUely b." opeiieii on June 0 ami 7. llu- work i-ovi-r.s art. sewing. .',oodwtirii  and other  work  wliich
be  pupils  of   tbe    entire    soiioi)!
ysli'u from first gr:,tle to high ¦¦thooi aie doing. The're e.niiibi- tion.s are of particulai- Intoi-est to .lurent.s and in the pa.it have prov-
¦i iiiiite li<|t'!-est-ng. It is e.\- ;ected tliat the e.xhildt thi.s year will iiiir'.ai^s th'.,'*e of former years.
t^'udenls In the eightii grade are d<.sired results and also proved t"! ,,^,„g ^,„i,,,,i,., ^ith foi-ms outlin¬ ing the various course in studies find elective .s-iih.;t-ct.s in high schooi so that they may consult their par¬ ents in t-lioo.sinj; courses in tlie lilgh school next year. Tlii.-; work i.s     being     doi'e     today. High
schotil  students  on   .MoiUiay   were .suppliei!   with  forms so  that  they
be a succe.-isful soiititor a.-f will lie : noted l<y tile folIo\.iil,^ lis; of suli- s tri be r.s. i
Tlr.s    committee     advises     that iiiiw   the r.iail   between    the     t.vo points meiitioiieii i.< again  iu pass- •ible   ctinilitioii,   anil   vtliiclos   ca.i : I'avigate   without   any   di'iiger   of
getting stuck  or l.re-.klng spiiags   ,,,,^1^^ ,^,^^,  ^,,,,,,^^   „^p,^    ^,,pp„^.^ due to ro-ul coiulition.    The chair-
Wedded
man of this co:,ini;tt,,^e, Kiigf-ne K'of-'eiibader and the secretary, Clayton Koetenbader, as well ns W-lliam Milbeini, the rural mail carrier. Ftobert Mooney who fur- nb-hid a team of horses and the I iiniiiiitfre .SUT «'rvl.sor must not 1,,' overlookeil in th" eretlit i\nf In f:'ct, tliere is enough glory for all, 't-.d then some, for ever.vnne w-ho ^o cheerfully rontrihiiled towards tbis murh needed ctinse. This (ommitlee will continue to func- I'oM w-ith their motto ns "Better Koa,Is for UtishUiil Town-hip." John Uoth sfrceri'-lv thanks nil who helped put this i.roposltion across     with     deep    nppretdatlnn.
Following is the list of contribu¬ tors:
That we the underslgtied citi¬ zens aud tnx payers nf nushkill (Continued on Page T'^ree)
sub.ieets for the comiii'.: year. Par¬ ents are asked to study these forms cart-fiilly tind assist their chib'ri n in making thi-''- selection-- of  elerlives   mil  courses.
88 YOUNGSTERS IN MARBLE CONTESTS STAGEO BY UONS
The marbltt if>uriiument spon¬ sored by the Lioiia (iun seems to interest the boys, Juag og from the number wbo iiave enie.red. tCii- try lists jusi completed in ihe sev¬ eral bcnool buildings ir.aicale u lOtal Ol eiglity-eisbi eni rants—;fi .rum the Fairview buiiding, 24 from the Wbit-leld building, and .:'j from the broad street, buiiding
i Ue louriiatiieiit tryouiii si.hed- dia.1 lor last .^uiurauy had tu im- i/OSipoiied oecause ot the inclement .\tULUer. h'ro.idiiig Uit; weailiei i.criiii.a the.->t! iryouts wiil luKe piuv-e Hi toiiovvs; Fourth griui- ..ijiufcslaals Will report ai tue \. A. i'. A. lllis atternoon ai 4 o clocii .ihursdayi dayiigui suviug Ume. . it'.h grade will report at thii ',. i.ulitid ailiool building, Norlh ..roaa street, ui-io ui 4 ti clock .o- aay. Tl.e M.vlh grade coiitestaut.s ..rt; to report al the V, H- C, A. to- i.iorrow ir'riiijy/ ut 4 o citx.-k day- 1 ght .luv.iig time and the seventii ..-'.d tigb,ii feraue* at ihe same -.aae ai liicr V\iiiirieid ifigli Schod. .iiiluin^.
'ihc nanit.i of iho-ie who have 'j1.tered tlie tour.uuiieiii  loliow-.
Fairvie,.- bull,ing: Truman ,viiiii, Piuuiberto .'viasier, ilaioia ivralz, .Ntl.-on JoIuihoii, Vlctor Weiss, .Martin Avaioii, Joatp.^ .ampuii.t, Ktii^ftr Oswald, Arciiiij ;no\vits, .lohn Wireoaci, .io!;ii .ielss. Willard W'erkliei.-ei.
.v.tiiur iviiaiis.s, Jos,-p.i CassuDo. i..llill l.iijiitei.w alner. Jtjsepli .'dty- 1 IS. (lorilon .Ml.ler, William Cbaii- atichuk, t liarie.i Wuiiileiiy. (irover \\erkiiei:!ei-, Jacob Waiter, Joseph i-'assl, Ceorge Dech, Kinse.. Utag- ¦.•n. Samuel S:.rlera, Allieil ICro- bolh. James Alglere, John Raiupui- . i.   Karl  .ih.itir,   Joiiii   .Seiiu.    .\ii-
ew Ka'iv.iiil'a. Wifi:fm IJo:-tii. ijamuel Handelong. Francis Daniel. .11,llil  .Mirurelv.
Wliittield l)!i::i:iu;,: L-..-;ter Fo,; el. William Ileetl. Klwood Klt'f- lli-t, Karl (ieorge, Franklin .Mor¬ ris, Or\iiie Kne,-lit, .\ii-tiii Kiiaus-. WilHam Stoudt, Jacob Hartzell. lii-fald Meyer.s. Woodrow Kash Ilarohl .Sciileicher, Uobert Tliom¬ as, Robert H-ilbernladt. Forrest l;(i vtrs. Hoy Werkheiser, .Mark :¦ ¦•ch, Fivster fUelz, .Myron Wilson. Frank Pankovitz. Jack VanNatta. U'.yiuoiiil nrer. P.alih Allemose. ,li,h!'. Young.
Cro:!.! Str-^'-^t bui'rMr.j-:  C   Th':s ."-hafer. J.  R. W'lson, Lrester He:i- iiin?,  ."Stanley   Schleicher,     Leater Knetht, William Schleicher,    Ke;i- ii'tli  .\||ten!os.  Htiroid  Stout, Tru- r-tin     Worman.     Conrad       Tripp. Woodrow-  Frantz.   John     Ne.iner. Francis   Stannard,     P.-.til     Miller Wilson Weaver, John  Kngler. H ¦ '•>^r   Laudig,   Tnhu   Frank,   .Marlyn I'.l oad.  Karl Clewell.  Leroy Thom¬ as-. F:iwootl Weiss. Vinreiit .Ma«ter Hilton Shafer, O-.ven Falk, Harol'l K'ahler. Samuel Sottolnno, Donald Leopold,  Morris  Appletinte
HKI.n (-HirK|-.\ AMt
w.\Fi'i.K i>inm:ii
Legion Pilgrimage To Arlington Ceme¬ tery Next Sonday
The .Vtneiitaii Le:.;io!i I'o.sts are svoa.soriiig a iiilgriauige to the tomb of the iiiikuowii soiiiier on the .Arlington ceuu lery to take 11.ate on Sunilay, .May li. The tour inciuties sigatseeiiig of Wu.sliing- lon, D, c. iin.i .Vrlingi JII, Va., and n oi-eii to the giiierai pubiif. iickei.s for the trip must be se- tuieil through Ihe ;\ort.!ampton I I iiniy .\inei- tan I.e^ioti coniiiiii- lee Hot Itiier th.m S.il irilay noon, .vluy .",, and are p.it oui al a uom- ii.ai fee.
Tbe   main   fiaftin    of   tlie   tmir >tnokes nn^pared by a sp.ecial sorial will bea iweniv-iii.nuie nuinorial ' <' "irii'tte-.      The     tnt.tor     coach
\\:i*  present  from  Philadel-
( ULK—lii.UKlil.lNC. Ceorge R, ( oie ami .Mi.'is Cath- iriiie C. li>,l.tiling. Imth of Katt'l- len, were Iiuietly mariii'il Saturilay I'M ning at the niaiise of .St. .lohn's iteforined cbiirtli, .Nazaretb, by Itev. hr. W. II. Wotring, pastor of llie eburch, The couple were un- alteniU;d and left for a weililing trip Imiiiediiiteiy after the cere- iiioiiy.
The   LadUs'   .\u.Jli.iry    of     the
Liberty Flre Comp-iiiy at Stiuker-
touii   on   Wednesiiay   helti  one  of
tlie   most   su'.ctssini   , hi.-keu   and   str, ice l.y the .Voi tbamiilon Coun-   ''"'tv
walfl-   (linn-rs   eviv   arriniged   by   (,.   American   Le*. ion   Posts at   the   lliia.
"''-'''^'   tomb of the unknown soitller.   Tht>     _ liiilaiice of the day will be consum¬ ed by   variou <    sightseeing     nil s through   tlf   priiiiiiitil   sections of the  .Na'otiil  Capitol  and  will    be
K. Of F. HOI ns SERIES OF 6IG .lETINOS
Ti.e llien.btrs of Na.;ar?th Chani- • r .No. UC' Kuights ot Frieaiiship \;i  in  a   busy  evening    in     llieir ':i -eling iiiOHis Itl Sliafer's Hali on oiidiy eeiiiug.    Their acliviiie.i i'.ried with their legular weekly '-Iness   meeting.    Tlii^    meeting as followed l.y a meeting of Past • r Knights vl'.en th - past offlcers ."gree v.:is e.vemplified to  'u.\  past ¦ir  knights of the fraternity  scat- tie,i tbn itghout this section    The iiioeiing Was in charge ot state of- ;-'-er.- of the order.
Atter the second nu>etlng tht I'rst Sir Knights Association if ih^ district went into a business s,ss;i'n. Two hundrPfl local and '• 'tint; member.s tittetided the ser¬ ies of nie»-'ings .\t Ihe concliisioii -i, th.e as'-oci;ition meeting a sm-ial hour WHS ,'njoyed as quests of the ;o"al chamber wbicb was featured '¦,'•    s' leii'iid    refreshments      and
STATE OFFICIAL      ROBT. i UUBACH, SPEAKSAT ROTARY:   WELL KNOWN HERE, NEIMBERS GOING TO I  PASSIDAWAYTUES.
AlUlnlllL  ulll   RIlLI        Rotjert Adam Laubacb,  a   well
^^_^_^ j known citizen ol .'^iazareth, pa>Bei
I away ut his home, corner of South Haiuhi Hoibrook, supervisor of Broad and Prospect streeta, at guidance of li.e Stale Uepartmeul j .s.jo o'clock Tuesday inorning. fol- of Pubiic Instruciion oi I'eunsyl-' i^vving a two weeks' illnesa of irama, was tbe speaker at the r„n,plJcations. .Mrs. Laubach i-re-- meeting of the Nazareth Rotary c^ded ber husband iu death on tiub .Monday evening in the V, M. i March !». 192S, The di^ceased was C    A.     .Mr.  Hoibrook  was secured ; (,prn in Lower Nazamth township,
as u speuker tiirough Rotariuu ,.eorge Grim, couniy superintend¬ enl of schools. .Mr. Hoibrook .showed the problems coiifronling ,.ie iiepartnieiit in Uie work of uuidance.    The diver.sihed cliarac-
July It, ISDft und was In bid 61»th year. He spent'his early life near Luth and moved to Naiareth short¬ ly afler his marriage forty -mrB ago. He and .Mrs. Laubacli during their forty years' residence in Nat¬
ters and  talenls of   the     children ] areth occupied the same house In
ali for \arying trealmenls. The tleiartnietit must aid the childrea educationally, vacationaliy anu socially. The aim of the work he iuid   iS  to  help the children  tind
lu^mselves and to asisist them in fitting ihetnstjlvfcs to tuke their i laces aa u.sefui members of so¬ ciety.
Tiie  meeting   was  e.tceplionall.v" well attended.    Among tlio.se visi-
oi-n     Jiresent     were    .Mi.sS     .Myra Oruckenmiller,   .Miss     Khret    and I*, of   F   A.  Marcks. of   the    loca public schools.
There -.viil be no nui-ting of the itntai-ians   next   week   tiecause   oi
lie .MitniMc City convention of the Ftt tery clubs. Ti.e Nazareth club 'vlil be 1 eiire'-ented by a good del-i-- nition So f.ii- those who have signified their intention of going to .\ tia nlle City nre .Mr. and .Mrs Fred Wood. .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shinier, .Mr. and- .Mrs. Joseph Fi:l- nier, Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Schaffer and Rev. Floyd R. Sjiafer, the last ntinied being t'le retiring presitleiU of the .Ntizireth club.
wiich both passed away. It is be¬ lieved that grief over the death of his wife hastened Mr. Luubach't demise.
Mr. and Mrs Laubach had no children and their nearest rela¬ tives are a nejihew, Dr. Charlea Laubach. of N'orristov/n, and two' r'aces, Mrs. Henry Beck, of Nata¬ reth anil :.tri. Raymond Adama, ot Philadelphia. •<
Funeral ser, ices will be «on- TI ducted from his late bonke on Sat* 1 urday atternoon at 2 o'clock, dajr- ¦leiif saving time, with a continued service In Uie .Naz:ireth St. John'a l.uther.in cliurch. Hurial will be Minrie in t' e Hecktown Hope ceme¬ tery. R'veiends H C. Snyder and J    .A..  Klick  will offlc'ate.
SPEriAl, SFRVICE IN HAMAN EVAiN.SUiNOAY
Oil Sunday evening, May C, in the Har.ian .Mem ori til Kvai!golir:U church, iu place of the regular e\- tn ng worship, there will be a spe¬ iial service conducted by the mem¬ bers of the Christian Entietivor S( ciely. There will be some specia t'lU-sic renilere,! by ihe choir, und three speakers of local talent will Iring I iessagti well uoi-ih> of ( oiiPideratlon. Everybody fs wel¬ come and e.specially those who are Ititerested in Christian I-;iideavor work are urged to attend and re¬ ceive inspiration and in turn, hy ll.eir presence. Insi'iie tithers to greater heights ot Christian Kn¬ deavor.
Mrs. Zerfass, Heck¬ town, Laid To i!est
j the auxiliary.     Tlu-    tablc irslefiiMy iiiid l.tviul If ully decorat- t :'  for  tlie  occiision  and   IITiO   iier¬ sons  from all  parts  of Noithamp¬ ton cotinty called during the noon
hour anil i veiling to | arlake of the   „.ell worth tlie time it ¦  -iisiinieH t,. lUlidous chicken and tvaiTles. Dur-   make ,he tour.
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I'OK itis.\iii.Ki» soi.nii:i:s
On Satunlay. May 5 from 2 to ,^ p. 111. the \\-:ii Mothers of .Vazti- reth will bolli a cake nnd canily sale 111 the liardill store for Ih'^ benefit of our soliliers disabled during llie Worlil War. Here is nil opportui<ity for all to help. The world forgets so snon whut these boys did for us ten years ago,
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The Women's Missionary Society of Nazaretii St. John's Lutheran I hiii-cli will meet in regular stated ai,eling this (Tbiirsilayi evening ,11 lbr home ol Mrs. Lewis Wolfe, ir,L' South Hroail street, .Niizareth. The tenth annlvprsary will be ob- snrveil and the menibers are kind¬ ly reiiuested to bring their thank ofl'eriiig to Ihls service.
The execuihe committee of the Women's Missionary Soiiety nf the
ing the evening a lianasome white ^
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leave the C.  I!
Siciiai R. of N.
it.s will
  t   P.etb-
fancy work fjullt made by Mrs. ! ij.jjpn, ;n j.t,in. ni Th' intvis William Happle. was donated to ... arrive m Wasbingioii at ('..,10 Mrs. Carrie Nagle. of Na/areth R. ! ;,. „, :,„,] ,^|!i i,,.,^.^, X'.-.^.pington :i. The women wish to tlniik all .„ ;,().-, ,, ,„ f,,,. furtb. r liiform- donnrs of gifts and sui>pliis for|,,,|„„ .;,.,, i;.-,, r, Nig!,-. ",!1 South their generosity which play.d ><o • uroi.d strert. Nazareih. imporfunf a part In miikini; the af-j  ^	
fair a success.
IHWKK i'.\nTii:s.
Mr
Rath; Mr an.l Mrs. Chailes Kdel¬ man, tiniighter Jeanette. Mrs Kl- viiia Peters, Delores Schneebeli. of Ktlelmans, nnd Mrs. Cornie Stof¬ llet. of Slock'-rtown, were Sunday dinner gu(*Bts at Ihe home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Palmer Flick.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Heinii r on Sundny  entertnined   Mr.   and   Mrs
lii:.\i.Tii «»Friri^:n,|< iiKroitT.
Morris  1».  Frablo.   loeal    health nnd   Mrs.   Ri.t.e,-.   p..,,,..  nf |'>m''i'''. -^'H'mltleil the following re-
Mleiitown conference will meet In ^ Willlnni Pecker, daughter Ruth Christ church. Fourth nnd Ferry nnd .Mrs. Mary Becker, of Rethle- streets. Kiftnu, this (Thursdayl, hem; Mr. nnd Mrs. John nemaley .Sessions will lie held at 10 a. m. and children, of Wilson borough, nnd 2 p, m. ,   ., ., ..., I wilh a splendid duck dinner.
pt.rt for thi^ inontli of .\iiril
Cases i|uariiiilini'il durini,' month tt-eti> scarlet fever. 1. mumps, 2:!: chickenpox 2, ami measles 1. To¬ tal of IIO cases.
I      Obituarii      f
WII.I. Itl 11,1) NKU   IIOMI:.
James Sniltli. employed nt the Kraenier Hosiery mill, purchased a bulldluK lot frnm A. O. Schmidt on Ihe Stockprtown road, near Nnzareth, nnd will build a home tbere tbis summer.
.\li;s. WILLIAM U.\I»Ci.IFKi:
Mrs. KnCiy K. Cowling Rad- .-'iffe. wifo of William Kadcliffe. ot Chapman (iuarries. dieil at Haff's lli'-^l llal. Nortliampton. on Tliiirs- •lay night nt 11..10, of compllca- t:ins, aged .">1 yenrs.
.Mrs. Radcliffe was born in Coru- wi.ll. Knghiiid, a daughter of Tboims and the late Mary Jntie Cowling. Sht i.s survived by her fither. now living in .Moore town- ^bii>. her husband and two sons, Itii-bartl and Thunias, al home; two brothers, Thomas Cowling, of l-:aston. and Heury Co.xllng, of Mt.nro tnwii.sbip, and tw-o sisters, .Mis. Hurry llanibley, of Moore to'viishlp. and Mrs. Rlchanl (irif¬ flth. of Rethlehem.
The fiini-rul was held nn Tues¬ day afternoon from h^'r late home at Chapman's Quarries with fur¬ ther services lu the M. E. church at Chapman's (juarries and inter¬ ment made in Greenmount ceme¬ tery. Batb,
l;eialives and ii.iiiiy friend- as ii.iiil.iej on Tliursday afternoon to |,ay li.eir last respects ul tl:, fniit rai of Sar.il. Jane Scliisi-, . Zerfiis. wife of John V. Zenas.-^, ti: her late horae al Hecktown. 1-lr.e: .-rviiL-s w.ji:- h>-Kl ut the hous • ftdiov'.e.l by fuiiher service? ul the Hecktown church witn Dr. W. t. tolling otticiatiiig, assii^ted \i\ r.ev. C. .\. Hutz. Hurial was mnde in the Hope cemetery nt Hecktown The pallbearers were Oscar l-:reage. Fr:ink Stettler. C.eorge .-chle.?.''!, Josejdi Arndt., Kdwin .¦stip and Pavid Hughes.
Flora.l trlbiues v. tre a va^an' tli:iir by Penn-Dlxie No. 4 power , ouse boys, i lli-jw- by childre;.. siumber robe by husband, baske' of mixed flowers by grandehililren. basket of mixed flowers by Hetty Dawson, basket of mixed flower.s by niece* .Anna. Llla, Stella and Ii!n, spray hy Mrs. Alverta Scliis- ler and famiiy. spray by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Keck, .s|iray by Mr. anl Mrs. Oscai ScbafTer. siiray by Mr and Mrs. Henry Whitehause. siirny by Mr. nntl Mrs. Chiirles .loVnson, spray by nieces Miniile and Mazie. spray hy Leon and Verna Keck. The fnmilv wlshis to thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness extendeil during the bereavement.
TRUANT CASE HELD OVER BY JUSTICE
Jame,-> Lurilioiouiew, of I.x>wer ..azarelh township, v.as arraigned beiore Hiiuiie Fry, of .Vuijaitih, on V/edne.sday niglit o-a complaint of iiiiini ofiiLer Irank Het kman, v.ho ciiarged that Barlliolometv iiad kept his son \'i,-'tor. nged 12 y-t-ars, out ot schooi tbree consecu¬ tive days.
It was cliarged thai thj man had bten cauji:;g t!ie school auth¬ orities of the dis.rict some trouble by bis sou'., ab.scnfe. iiiirtholo- e'lV  said  he  had  kept    hi.s     son
nK; to help o:i   the
farm    and
v.i'ul 1 do so when, fer he felt like it if he had no hired man. It wat l.rouglit o;;t vt tie hearing that the man's wife is in a delicate state of he.illh at the pre.-.eiil tima and no; wishing to cau.se any hardship on the fatVilly Saulre Fry said he would boU'i the case 0Vi-?r. Uarth- olnniew faces i fine of $2.50 for failure to obey the lawg or If he refuses to pay the fine may be put to jail.
.\ttorney Stanlev F'elir repre- Fsnting the school district and tru,n,nt nfllcer Herkm.'in readily foiiseiuefl to bnM the case over rnd Rartholoriew- was released.
I,\I>IKS  .\r.\ll,l\ICV   .Ml FTINtJ
The Laiiies' Au.viliiiry ot thi- Sons of Viiit.n War Veterans of •he Civil War of the Ciiplain Owen IMfc- Camp, .No, 2ii will hold their l,i-liionthly meeting on Friday e-- etiiiig, .Mny 4 ill Iheir meeting Iiuarters In Shafer's Hail, Belvi- dt ro street, Nazareth. All mem¬ bers especially those who are members ot the drill team are urg- "d to attend this mee'ing whUli w ill be called to ordur at S o'clock.
Hf;.\\ V hXOW  IU ItlMi TlliP.
.Nir, anil Mrs Palmer Young re¬ turned from State (^ollege where they si.ent the week-end with their i lUghter .Mildred, a st^udent at the university there. Mr. Young re¬ ports running through heavy itnow OI. tbe trip. At Hasleton he says they ran into quite deep snow at some places while in others wbere the wind had swept the snow from the ground the grass was fresh and green presenting a trerjr prattjr and contrasting sight.
Rev. Geo. W. Rhoad, Missionary, Writes Story of New CaU
Rev. George W. Rhoad and fam¬ ily who were home ou furlough .11 ring 1!I27 after 2i years iu Urit- i-li Lust Africa, liave gone into an entirely neu fleld lo optin a -Mis¬ sion St.itiun iu .\byasinia. Kev. Rhoaii'.s iifht letter to his sisler and frienda is as follows:
Addis .^baba. Abyssinia. Feb. '28 Here we are, already a luouth and more in Aby.^siiiia, It has been a time of great stress and siraiu with ct.ii.-;taiu calls lo much earnest waiting upon t!od for the wisdom and grac- thai has been reijuired in such large lueaaure, ami ili consetiuence of this, as a soldier iu b;ittle, I have waited for 0 "lull" when In quietness I could send you my flrsl letter from this --Coodly lanA^nto which tbe Lord has led us."
You will have know n nf our safe atrivai in Africa the day before Chrislnia« niiil wlU have relolced v itb u.s In tills maiiif'st i,roi>f of the Lord's faithfulnes.s and guod- itesB. Y'oii may know my :sonl waa glad. To be tbere on tho throsh- hold of Abyssinia on Christmas Kve (Hiot tbn. Cioil. bug and bag¬ gage) was more than many felt tbey could expect but not mora than Cod could do. After all hnd retired (following n hard day land¬ ing aiitl gelling through custom*, etc., I slipped out upon the desert¬ ed upper verandah of the hotel and at the midnight hour approached with nil its blessed merooriea of w hat the coming day had meant to mankind I looked away to th* Westward and seemed to see ita still nntntd millions rising aa • grent congregation and from mf heart there burst tbe richeat wortlt Continued on Pas* Two)
Robert Flory, John flory and dnughter Evelyn spent 8un4a|r witb tbeir brother, 8t«war< W%oaf and wife, near Bath,
Mr. and Mra. A. H.   Bmltk. Philadelphia, otto tn«<IHit «1 aeaaon la Naiaf«th.   Oa Wii day th«|r atoro guaata at th» I o; Mr. M« Mra. tiootpo M««Wtj Broad atmat.