Hecktown School
Donald Heckman, Reporter
Those having perfect attendance for February are: Grades 1 and 2, Miss Lapp, teacher, Leroy Buskirk, John Dreisbach, Donald Dieter, Eugene Laubach, Franklin Reichard, Roy Seip, Milton Stetler, Charles Faust, Virginia Dieter, Barbara Fifield, Gladys Harhart, Glendora Kleintop, Jean Mackey, Phyllis Uhler, Edna Schmoyer, and Sarah Faust.
Grades 3 and 4, Miss Serfass, teacher, Herman Crush, Bobby Faust, Stanley Heller, Harold Lightcap, LeRoy Oplinger, Robert Schaffer, Walter Schaffer, Ernest Seip, Mellis Stettler, Donald Wolf, Arlene Bartron, Verna Buss, Dorothy Frantz, June Gradwohl, Virginia Harhard, Betty Newhard, Alice Rohrbach, Verna Rohrbach, Mabel Schmoyer, Jean Schaffer, Virginia Seigfried, Betty Uhler, and Gloria Yeakel.
Grades 5 and 6, Miss Beach, teacher, Virginia Bartron, Geraldine Gradwohl, Mildred Harhardt, Eleanor Heckman, Corrine Mackey, Doris Newhard, Thelma Raldline, Rachael Richard, Esther Schmoyer, Hilda Siegfried, Phillis Wolf, Miriam Zellner, Truman Bittenbender, Robert Crush, Nelson Engler, Stanley Hahn, Harold Heller, Herbert Heller, Lovine Kleintop, Leon Lahr, Kenneth Lahr, Karl Laubach, Russell Lerch, Wilmer Schmoyer, Leonard Seigfried, and Donald Weaver.
Grades 7 and 8, Arthur Lapp teacher, Gladys Druckenmiller, Virginia Gradwohl, Lorraine Johnson, Betty Kreidler, Ruth Kleppinger, Elenora Nicholas, Cora Shafer, Fayetta Yeakel, Helen Schmoyer, Charles Bracken, Livio Claroni, Harry Fifield, Steven Gasdig, Donald Heckman, Willard Hess, Earl Johnson, Luther Laurer, Charles Shupp, Thomas Ritter and Earl Marsh.
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 4, Column 2
Donald Heckman, Reporter
Those having perfect attendance for February are: Grades 1 and 2, Miss Lapp, teacher, Leroy Buskirk, John Dreisbach, Donald Dieter, Eugene Laubach, Franklin Reichard, Roy Seip, Milton Stetler, Charles Faust, Virginia Dieter, Barbara Fifield, Gladys Harhart, Glendora Kleintop, Jean Mackey, Phyllis Uhler, Edna Schmoyer, and Sarah Faust.
Grades 3 and 4, Miss Serfass, teacher, Herman Crush, Bobby Faust, Stanley Heller, Harold Lightcap, LeRoy Oplinger, Robert Schaffer, Walter Schaffer, Ernest Seip, Mellis Stettler, Donald Wolf, Arlene Bartron, Verna Buss, Dorothy Frantz, June Gradwohl, Virginia Harhard, Betty Newhard, Alice Rohrbach, Verna Rohrbach, Mabel Schmoyer, Jean Schaffer, Virginia Seigfried, Betty Uhler, and Gloria Yeakel.
Grades 5 and 6, Miss Beach, teacher, Virginia Bartron, Geraldine Gradwohl, Mildred Harhardt, Eleanor Heckman, Corrine Mackey, Doris Newhard, Thelma Raldline, Rachael Richard, Esther Schmoyer, Hilda Siegfried, Phillis Wolf, Miriam Zellner, Truman Bittenbender, Robert Crush, Nelson Engler, Stanley Hahn, Harold Heller, Herbert Heller, Lovine Kleintop, Leon Lahr, Kenneth Lahr, Karl Laubach, Russell Lerch, Wilmer Schmoyer, Leonard Seigfried, and Donald Weaver.
Grades 7 and 8, Arthur Lapp teacher, Gladys Druckenmiller, Virginia Gradwohl, Lorraine Johnson, Betty Kreidler, Ruth Kleppinger, Elenora Nicholas, Cora Shafer, Fayetta Yeakel, Helen Schmoyer, Charles Bracken, Livio Claroni, Harry Fifield, Steven Gasdig, Donald Heckman, Willard Hess, Earl Johnson, Luther Laurer, Charles Shupp, Thomas Ritter and Earl Marsh.
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 4, Column 2
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Public Sale of valuable Farm Implements and Household Goods
The undersigned will offer at public sale along Bethlehem-Bath Pike, about two miles north of Bethlehem, on Wednesday, March 17th, 1937 at 1:00 P. M., the following to wit; Eureka potato planter, potato cutter, Yellow Jacket sprayer, Hoover potato digger, Boggs potato grader, 150 potato crates, platform scale, 1-horse weeder, Babcock Weed Hog harrow, Superior lime and fertilizer sower, hay carrier with fork, rope and pulleys, 2-horse scoop, tractor scoop, dump cart, 3 bu. clover seed, Whippet coupe in good condition.
Othello enameled range, double heater, Superfex oil burner heater, electric heater, electric cleaner, R. C. A. radio, piano, chairs, rockers, tables, carpets, Brussel rugs, floor oilcloth, dishes, cooking utensils, canned fruit, bed suite, bed springs, Aladdin hanging lamp, plush auto robe and many other articles.
Walter T. Huber
Wm. Mabus, Auct.
Truman Bittenbender, Clerk
220-G
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 7, Column 5
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Pubic Sale of valuable Farm Stock
The undersigned will offer at public sale along highway leading from Bethlehem to Nazareth, at Hecktown, on Thursday, March 1, 1937 at 1 P. M., the following to wit: Grey team of horses, brown mare; 14 head of cattle consisting of Guernseys and Holsteins, 6 fresh at time of sale, and some close springers.
Ontario disc grain drill like new, used only 2 seasons; 2 Oliver walking plows, like new; Oliver sulky plow, one 3-section Oliver harrow, like new; Oliver weeder, like new; corn binder, grain binder 7 ft cut, Messinger 22 in. thresher, carrier type, mounted, in good condition; Fordson tractor, milk cans, buckets, strainer, one 100 ft. hay rope, fork and pulley, grass mower, corn planter, 2 cultivators, cultipacker, hay rake, wagon hitch, hay ladders, one 600 lb. platform scale, corn sheller, corn stalk crusher, potato digger, 3 sets harness, bridles, lines, traces, collars, chains, forks, shovels, seed sower, 3-gallon spray, double trees, meat grinder, sausage stuffer, 2-gallon size; iron kettle, a lot of wire fence, like new; and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms will be made known at time and place of sale by
Robert Oplinger
Wm. Mabus, Auct.
T. M. Bittenbender, Clerk
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 7, Column 5
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