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1973 - 1996 NEWSPAPER ARTICLESINDEX REQUEST FORMSUBJECTA.B.E. AirportA.B.E. AirportA.B.E. AirportDATEJan. 15Jan. 4March 18YEAR197319731973AbortionAug. 171973Abortion1973AlcoholismJan. 24 &31Sept. 22Armstrong, Neil A.Feb. 151973Art - FairsArt - FairsArtistsSept. 21Sept. 24April 18197319731973ArtistsJuly 191973ArtistsOct. 919731973DESCRIPTONIncreased security taken against hijackers.Increased security taken against hijackers.Northampton and Lehigh County Commissionersfeud over the financing of the proposed 8.9million expansion.Dr. James Delahunty, critic of abortion, resignedfrom staff of Hunterdon Medical Center due toconflict of philosophies.Area hospitals discuss new abortion policies.NEWSPAPEREaston ExpressEaston ExpressEaston ExpressPAGEp. 5, illus.p. 2p. 5Easton Expressp. 1Easton Expressp. 1 and p. 1A proposed policy to deal with the use of alcoholby pupils at Easton Area High School to bepresented to School Board by High SchoolPrinicipal Philip J. Spaziani.Neil A. Armstrong, first man to walk on moonspoke at Minsi Trail Council, Boy Scouts ofAmerica award dinner at Hotel Bethlehem.Easton Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 5Account of the Art fair and a list of winners.Account of the Art fair and a list of winners.Joseph DeThomas, local artist, an account of hislife and work.John L. Kraus, artist of Raubsville, PA, account ofhis life and work. Signs his work F. Bread.Easton ExpressEaston ExpressEaston Expressp. 3 & 5p. 5, illus.p. 38, illus.Easton Expressp. 33, illus.Nicholas Bartolacci a Palmer Township artist.Nicholas Bartolocci, mail carrier is also a talentedartist. Illus.Easton Expressp. 14
AthleticsNov. 151973New 9-school athletic conference in the LehighEaston ExpressValley. Breaks up the current Lehigh-NorthamptonLeague.Rankin Garage and Sales Service - Groundbreaking Easton Expressfor new building in 25th Street Shopping Center.p. 1Automobile AgenciesOct. 181973Automobile AgenciesOct. 181973Rowe's gasoline station in Phillipsburg, N.J.celebrates 50th anniversary.Auto show at the Palmer Mall.Schaible's Bakery raises price of bread, secondtime since June 1 and third time since August1972.Easton Baking Company, 34 North 7th Street,Easton, PA. A History of the Company.Easton Expressp. 11, illus.Automobiles - ShowsBakeriesNov. 5Aug. 1319731973Easton ExpressEaston Expressp. 49p. 5BakeriesSept. 251973Easton Expressp. 28, illus.BalloonsAug. 91973Balloonist failed in attempt to cross the AtlanticOcean. Mr. Bob Sparks from Tamiment, PA isforced by storm to ditch balloon.Easton Expressp. 1BalloonsJune 81973Easton Expressp. 5BalloonsOct. 191973Easton Expressp. 1Bangor, PA - ChurchesDec. 11973Easton Expressp. 10, illus.Bangor, PA - ChurchesFeb. 241973Roberts Sparks, balloonist, to make tests near theLehigh Valley in preparation for trans-Atlanticflight.Bob Sparks hopes to fly to France in a hot-airhelium balloon.Calvary Church of the Nazarene has 24 yearhistory.Brief history of Mackey Memorial Baptist Church.Easton Expressp. 10, illus.Bangor, PA - ChurchesOct. 61973Easton Expressp. 10, illus.BanksBanksBarbersJuly 14July 14Jan. 6197319731973Presbyterian parish of Bangor-Roseto combinationof 3 former congregations with traces of English,Welsh and Italian origins.Area banks increase interest on saving.Area banks increase interest on saving.Long hair a problem to local barbers.Easton ExpressEaston ExpressEaston Expressp. 1p. 1p. 13p. 5, illus.
Battleship Models.Sept. 191973Fred Holjes of Lebanon, N.J. builds replicas of U.S. Easton Expressbattleships.Deaf Clinic takes a new road to teach the deaf to Easton Expressspeak. An account of her method.Miller's Heights - Wilson School to be closed and Easton Expressstudents bused to Bethlehem. Parents protest.pg. 8, illus.Beebe, Helen H.May 31,1973.Dec. 71973Bethlehem Township, PA Heritage DayBethlehem, PA - ChurchesAug. 41973Heritage Day draws 600 persons.p.5Oct. 6,19731973St. Thomas United Church of Christ at Macada and Easton ExpressAltonah Roads to celebrate 125 years.p. 11, illus.Bethlehem, PA - Homes1973Junior League of the Lehigh Valley to help restore Easton Expressthe Goundie House.Bicentennial Committee okay by city fathers.Easton Expressp. 18, illus.Bicentennial CommitteeJune 22,1973July 17Bicentennial CommitteeNov. 241973Easton Expressp. 5Bicentennial CommitteeOct. 191973Easton Expressp. 5Bicentennial SealNov. 91973Expressp.1, illus.BlindJune 21973Easton Expressp. 5, illus.Bloomsbury, NJ - ChurchesJune 91973Expressp. 8, illus.Bottle CapsJune 271973John Schlegel, chairman of the BicentennialCommittee for Northampton County, to open anoffice.John Schlegel, chairman of the BicentennialCommittee for Northampton County, to open anoffice.Seal design selected by Easton Area Bicentennialcommittee. Winner is Keith Hahn, a junior atNazareth Area High School.Earth science and gem show designed to interestthe blind. To be held at Moravian Bollege byMineralogical Society of PA.A brief history of the Old Greenwich PresbyterianChurchMoore Township Elementary School childrencollect 1.4 million bottle caps and recycle them atBethlehem Steel's local plant.Easton Expressp. 6, illus.Bethlehem Township, PA Education19731973Easton Expressp. 22.p. 13p. 5
Bowen, Catherine DrinkerNov. 21973Obituary of former Express writer and daughter of Easton ExpressDr. Henry Drinker, president of Lehigh University.She received honorary degrees from Lafayette in1957 and Moravian College in 1967.p. 1, illus.BowlingJan. 161973p. 5Brader FamilyAug. 201973Bridges, DelawareOct. 11973Duane Jones of 1 Wilden Drive (Palmer fireman) Easton Expressaccused of setting the fire at Bar-Don BowlingLanes on Aug. 8.An account of the musical activities of the musical Easton Expressfamily of Easton.Toll bridge won't be painted red, white, and blue Easton Expressin observance of the nation's Bicentennial, asrequested by Phillipsburg Historical Society.Bridges, LehighJune 231973Easton Expressp. 5, illus.BuddhistsFeb. 241973Easton Expressp. 11, illus.Bugen, Morris "Mace"Feb. 281973Easton Expressp. 35, illus.Bus TransportationAug. 221973Two ends of Chain Dam on Lehigh River, nearGlendon, are inching together as work nearscompletion.Account of the activities of Zen Buddhism templein Williams Township.A dwarf who gate-crashes sports events andmeets celebrities lives in Phillipsburg.DIG holds its regular monthly meeting on one ofthe new LANTA's air conditioned busesEaston Expressp. 5, illus.Bus TransportationJuly 21973Elderly may ride free on the buses of the Lehighand Northampton Transportation AuthorityEaston Expressp. 5Bus TransportationMarch 211973Easton Expressp. 1Bus TransportationBus Transportation - FaresNov. 14July 1119731973Easton ExpressEaston Expressp. 5p. 5Bus Transportationnn - FaresJan. 171973LANTA receives 250,000. from State to helpmeet its operating deficitCity council vetoes bid to keep LANTABus fares for pupils to go up a nickel from 20 centsto 25 centsDIG issuing bus stampsEaston Expressp. 5p. 5, illus.p. 13
Bushkill CreekMarch 71973Bushkill Watershed Association Oct. 201973Business - BanksApril 231973Business - BanksAug. 251973Business - BanksDec. 5 & 13 1973Business - BanksFeb. 221973Business - BanksMarch 281973Business - BanksMay 211973Business - BanksNov. 231973Business - BanksOct. 101973Business - Binney & SmithSept. 291973Business - BlacksmithsJuly 281973Business - bookstoresJan. 191973Business - BookstoresMarch 191973Spill of oil in creek from Hercules CementCompany is probed.Has annual meeting and presents awardsEaston Expressp. 7, illus.Easton Expressp. 5, illus.Northampton National Bank to observe 75thEaston Expressanniversary.Pa. State Banking Commission approves theEaston Expressopening of a branch of First Valley Bank on site ofValley Federal at North Third Street.First Valley opens a new branch at 61 N. 3rd St.Easton Expressp. 25 illus.Easton National Bank & Trust Co. FBI "robs"Palmer bank. Agents from Allentowndemonstrated a bank robbery as a way ofinstructing bank tellers.Lafayette Bank. Vice- President and founder ofbank, Walter Kunkel. Obituary.Lafayette Bank receives a letter of the Marquisfrom anonymous donor.First Valley Bank expects to open a branch inEaston at the building where former ValleyFederal Savings & Loan Association was located at61 N. 3rd St.Northampton National Bank celebrates its 75thyear.Binney & Smith buys former Berlou Fabrics Inc.plant building in Forks township for 671,196.Easton Expressp. 5 illus.Easton Expressp. 1Easton Expressp. 26 illus.Easton Expressp. 1Easton Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 5Glenn Nehoda, of Forks Township, a youngblacksmith.Adult bookstore reopened in Phillipsburg. Wasclosed due to zoning violation.Book Shanty, 418 Northampton Street.Easton Expressp. 5 illus.Easton Expressp. 8Easton Expressp. 26p. 1p. 5 illus.
Business - BookstoresMarch 21973Business - Carriage IndustryApril 131973Business - Cement IndustryJuly 141973Business - Cement IndustryMay 21973Business - Chemical IndustryFeb. 101973Business - Chopping MallsAug. 151973Business - Con-AgraOct. 261973Business - Department Stores Laubach'sFeb. 221973Business - DoctorsJune 231973Business - DrugstoresMarch 11973Business - FabricsJune 201973Business - Food IndustryOct. 191973Business - Food IndustryOct. 31973Book Shanty, 418 Northampton Street. Newbookstore opens.Mitman carriage business. Brief history of thebusiness and family.Alpha Portland Cement plant at Martin Creekconverted to flour mill by Con Agra.Gerstell, Robert Sinclair, former president andchairman of Alpha Portland Cement Company.Obituary.Lehigh Valley Chemical Co. Fire strikes Glendonfirm.Palmer Park Mall grand opening August 16-18,1973Con-Agra seeks to open railroad crossing on Route611.The Laubach Realty Co. sold property on whichLaubach-Pomery's located. Acquired by HumbertL. Orlandi, Jr., for 400,000. Allied Stores Corp.now leases from Orlandi.West, Dr. John H., Easton physician for 56 years.Obituary.New pill counter in operation at Thrift Drug storein Hillcrest Shopping Center.Berlou Fabrics, Inc. plant in Raubsville on Rte. 611locks out employees. Arrears 6 months rent tolandlord, Chester Flagler.Kro -Tron going out of business. Had providedfood services for several school systems in WarrenCounty.Kro-Tron going out of business. Had providedfood services for several school systems in WarrenCounty.Easton Expressp. 76 illus.Easton Expressp. 3 illus.Easton Expressp. 15 illus.Easton ExpressEaston Expressp. 1 illus.,p.14editorial.p. 1 illus.Expressp. 31Easton Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 1Easton Expressp. 23 illus.Easton Expressp. 22 illus.Easton Expressp. 1 & 5Easton Expressp. 1Easton Expressp. 6
Business - Food StoresMarch 211973Thatcher, Edward, Jr. President of Thatcher's Sea Easton ExpressFood Market in the Circle Arcade for 56 years, alsoowner of Black Horse Tavern for 28 years.p. 10Business - Food StoresMarch 221973Easton Expressp. 28 illus.Business - Food StoresNov. 51973Easton Expressp. 14Business - Food StoresOct. 11973Easton Expressp. 13Business - Furniture StoresMarch 241973Easton Expressp. 13 illus.Business - Furniture StoresMay 211973Easton Expressp. 32 illus.Business - Gift StoresMay 11973Easton Expressp. 20 illus.Business - Hotels, Taverns, etc.April 281973Food store opened at 6th & Wolf Street by TomBright.Guzzo, Eugene. 101 years old. Operated agrocery store at 1048 Northampton Street.Obituary.Laneco, Inc. to take over Forks township Falk'sstore.Portland , Pa. Frederick Duckloe & Brothers, Inc.to show hand-crafted Windsor chairs atInternational Hotel & Restaurant Exhibition inParisNew furniture store opens alond MemorialParkway in Phillipsburg, N.J.Dennis Gift House, located at 1224 S. Main St.,Phillipsburg, celebrates grand opening of newstore.College Hill Tavern - Arthur "Dutch" Frace, ownerof the tavern for 37 years sells tavern to his niece.Easton Expressp. 1 illus.Business - Hotels, Taverns, etc.Aug. 201973Sheaton Motor Inn. Groundbreaking for new innat South Third Street and Riverside Drive.Easton Expressp.1 illus.Business - Hotels, Taverns, etc.Feb. 281973White House Restaurant. Chinese-Americanrestaurant opens at 75 North 4th St. Locationformerly Leona Mae Lipkey Dance School.Easton Expressp. 47 illus.Business - Hotels, Taverns, etc.Jan. 161973Palmer Township to take legal action against Rose Easton ExpressGarden Tavern on William Penn Highway. Petitionsigned by citiczens noting complaints.p. 5
Business - Hotels, Taverns, etc.June 51973Business - Hotels, Taverns, etc.May 81973Business - Ice CreamMay 211973Business - Ice IndustryJan. 151973Business - Ingersoll-RandJan. 251973Business - InsuranceNov. 231973Business - InsuranceNov. 291973Business - InsuranceOct. 221973Business - InsuranceSept. 261973Business - InventorsOct. 191973Business - Iron IndustryJuly 161973Business - Iron IndustryJuly 201973McCormick Café. Proprietor for 33 years, JohnEaston ExpressJoseph McCormick, obituary.Palmer Township to take legal action against Rose Easton ExpressGarden Tavern on William Penn Highway. Petitonsigned by citizens noting complaints.p. 4Ice Cream Wonderland opens at 717 Berwick St.as an old fashioned ice cream parlorEnd of the line for Easton's "IceAge". JesseCyphers retires as the last of ice men.Ingersoll-Rand give 2 large tracts on RoseberryStreet to Warren Hospital on condition that it beused to help meet the health needs of the area.Easton Expressp. 33, illus.Easton Expressp. 1 illus.Easton Expressp. 8 illus.New data center to be located at 300 MorrisonEaston ExpressAve. Description of its operation.Equitable Life Insurance building completed and Easton Expressholds open house. Gives gift to Easton EmergencySquad. Located on Chestnut Hill.Williams, Mason. President of Brown & Williams Easton Expressinsurance company. Obituary.Equitable Life Assurance Datacenter located onEaston ExpressMorrison Avenue is open and ready fordedication.Inventor Theodor E. Sulkin gets patent for fast test- Easton Expressscoring device.Glendon Iron Works - Christian Motz hasEaston Expresscheckered career leading to archeological work,working on Glendon Iron Works.Glendon Iron Works - Christian Motz hasEaston Expresscheckered career leading to archeological work,working on Glendon Iron Works.p. 7p. 10 illus.p. 5 illus.p. 1p. 6 illus.p. 6p. 5 illus.p. 5
Business - Iron IndustryMay 111973Glendon Iron Company - Hugh Moore ParkwayEaston Expresssponsors an archaeological dig on site of old ironcompany.Archeoloical dig at the site of the Glendon IronEaston ExpressWorks to begin in June and continue for 10 weeksunder the auspices of the Hugh Moore Parkway.A brief history of the furnace.p. 6Business - Iron IndustryMay 221973Business - LawyersNov. 281973Obituary of Charles Pomp Maxwell, Eastonattorney for 60 yearsArea liquor clerks join strike ranksGuitars still made by handFormer president of Lehigh Valley CooperativeFarmers, Allentown, PA, contributes an illegal 50,000. corporate contribution to PresidentNixon's reelection campaign.Expressp. 4Business - LiquorBusiness - Martin Guitar Co.Business - MilkJuly 10March 2June 8197319731973Easton ExpressEaston ExpressEaston Expressp. 1p. 63, illus.p. 5Business - MillsMay 261973Old area mills being recycled. Lehigh PortlandCement mill at Sandt's Eddy taken over by ConAgra of Omaha, a flour producing concern.Easton Expressp. 17, illus.Business - NewsstandsNov. 191973Expressp. 5, illus.Business - Pennsylvania Pump & Oct. 25Compressor Co.Business - Pfizer & Co.Oct. 31Business - PrintingOct. 191973Johnny's news stand run by John Lawrence endsas owner goes to live at Gracedale.Obituary of William Anderson, founder ofcompanyInstalls new waste-water treatment plantPrinting Place, 213 Northampton Street, owned byJohn Danko, Jr., opens for business.Expressp. 22ExpressExpressp. 6, illus.p. 5, illus.Business - Shoe Industry1973Antonio Martin closes his shoemaker and repairbusiness located at the corner of Marshall andWarren Streets in Phillipsburg. 72 years inbusiness.Expressp. 1Oct. 1319731973p. 5 illus.
Business - Shopping MallsAug. 131973Palmer Park Mall grand opening August 16-18,1973Palmer Park Mall grand opening, August 16-18,1973Palmer Park Mall grand opening August 16-18,1973150-acre Green Pond Mall to include shoppingcenter, office buildings and recreational areasExpressp. 24Business - Shopping MallsAug. 161973Expressp. 6, illus.Business - Shopping MallsAug. 171973Expressp. 14, illus.Business - Shopping MallsAug. 301973Expressp. 5Business - Shopping MallsNov. 11973150-acre Green Pond Mall to include shoppingcenter, office buildings and recreationalsExpressp. 5Business - Shopping MallsOct. 311973150-acre Green Pond Mall to include shoppingcenter, offic buildings and recreational area.Expressp. 5Business - Shopping MallsOct. 519739-foot "steel man" placed inside main entrace to ExpressWestgate Mall. Gift of its developer H.S. Campbell;artists: A.G.Capp and Lena Koehnerp. 19, illus.Business - Shopping MallsSept. 131973150-acre Green Pond Mall to include shoppingcenter, office buildings and recreational areasExpressp. 1Business - Shopping MallsSept. 211973150-acre Green Pond Mall to include shoppingcenter, office buildings and recreational areasExpressp. 5Business - SportsJuly 251973Expressp. 12, illus.Business - TailorsAug. 211973Obituary of Fred Levin, former owner of EastonSporting Goods Co. for over 50 yearsObituary of John R. Winter. He and his brotherCharles operated Winter Brothers Tailors.Expressp. 4Business - ToolsMay 101973Triangle Corp. of Orangeburg, NC, buys oldTransogram factory (23-acre site) for 475,000.Located at Hilton and Hally Streets in WilliamsTownship.Easton Expressp. 7
Business - Variety StoresSept. 11973Business - WoodcarvingDec. 61973Businesses - J. T. Baker Chemical June 28Company1973Candle (Centre Square)Dec. 291973Candle (Centre Square)Nov. 141973Center City NeighborhoodCenterCerebral PalsyAug. 211973June 251973Chamber of Commerce, Easton Aug. 291973Chamber of Commerce, Easton May 221973Chansonnette TheatreNov. 11973Chansonnette TheatreNov. 161973ChessJune 91973Children's Home, EastonNov. 161973Philmore Tucker purchased Adams Building 414416 Northampton St. from Hackett estate for 38,000. Tucker's Yarn Shop to open in a fewmonths.Noah Weis and Frederick Faber have worksexhibited at Northampton County HistoricalSocietyOld 1945 brick smokestacks dismantled at J. T.Baker Chemical Co. New low sulphur fuel oil to beinstalled.3 Palmer Township children win the Peace Candlecoloring contest: Deanna Datesman, William EagleII, Anne Maitland.3 Palmer Township chilren win the Peace Candlecoloring contest: Deanna Datesman, William EagleII, Anne MaitlandLocaled at 511 Northampton St., to be closed asthere is no longer a need.Cerebral Palsy victim uses his typewriter as apaintbrush. Thomas Kramer of Bethlehem makesgreeting cards.Groundbreaking for new building on S. FourthStreetRepresentative Fred B. Rooney presents hispersonal check of Chamber toward the Chamber'sBuilding Fund.To perform "Dolly" at Easton Area High School onNov. 17-25To perform "Dolly" at Easton Area High School onNov. 17-25Famed chess player Frank Brady teaches game athis Tannersville home.Children's Home of Easton dedicates the AnnO'Hara Parker Memorial LibraryExpressp. 2Easton Expressp. 19, illus.Easton Expressp. 8, illus.Expressp.5Expressp. 45Easton Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 5, illus.Easton Expressp. 5, illus.Easton Expressp. 7, illus.Expressp. 24, illus.Expressp. 24Easton Expressp. 6, illus.Expressp. 6, illus.
ChristmasJuly 91973Easton's official Christmas card for 1973 designed Expressby Mrs. Rita Daub. Sale proceeds to be used forcommunity holiday decorations.p. 7ChristmasNov. 161973Downtown Improvement Group urges reductionin holiday lighting to conserve energyp. 6ChristmasNov. 271973p. 10, illus.ChristmasOct. 191973Churches - BaptistOct. 11973Bethlehem and Allentown to cut back on lighting Expressdue to energy crisisBethlehem and Allentown to cut back on lighting Expressdue to energy crisisShiloh Baptist Church - final service in old church. Easton ExpressChurches - EpiscopalFeb. 221973p. 5 illus.Churches - EpiscopalFeb. 241973Churches - EpiscopalMay 211973Fred Conine becomes priest of Episcopal Church at Easton Expressa ceremony at Trinity Episcopal. At 63, a dreamcomes true.Editorial regarding Fred Conine becoming anEaston ExpressEpiscopal priest at 63.Trinity Episcopal Church observes "Pet Sunday".Easton ExpressChurches - House of LoveNov. 191973Easton Expressp. 6 illus.Churches - Lutheran - FaithOct. 6LutheranChurches - Lutheran - St. Luke's Nov. 241973A new interracial church established in Easton.Mrs. Dorothy Cook, leader. Hopes to raise 100,000 for a building.Rev. John Castellani, pastor of Faith LutheranChurch.History and present day service.Easton Expressp. 10Easton Expressp. 10 illus.Churches - Lutheran - St. Paul'sFeb. 131973Easton Expressp. 6 illus.Churches - Lutheran - ZionApril 161973St. Paul's Lutheran Church located at 2561Newburg Road. Brief history.Obituary of Rev. Dr. Walter Carl George Veit,former pastor of Zion's Lutheran Church.Easton Expressp. 1 & p. 10illus.1973Expressp. 5p. 5 illus.p. 26p. 5 illus.
Churches - St. Jane Frances deChantalMay 191973Churches - St. John's LutheranAug. 181973Churches - St. John's LutheranJuly 161973St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church,Wilson Borough. Story of growth of church andschool.St. John's Lutheran Church 4th & Ferry Streets founded in 1740. A brief history.Beiswanger, Dr. John. Obituary. Organist of St.John's Lutheran Church.Celebrates its 125th anniversary. Brief history.Easton Expressp. 18 illus.Easton Expressp. 12 illus.Easton Expressp. 14Easton Expressillus.Churches - St. John's Lutheran - June 23Williams Township1973Civic SaturdaySept. 151973Booths of many local organizations lined sidewalks Expressand Centre Square on Saturday Sept. 15p. 5, illus.Cliburn, VanNov. 31973Expressp. 5Clinton, NJJune 281973Easton Expressp. 1Clothing StoresJan. 161973Easton Expressp. 5Clothing StoresJuly 141973Easton Expressp. 19, illus.Clothing StoresOct. 21973Easton Expressp. 1, illus.Clothing StoresSept. 171973Easton Expressp. 5Clubs - ParadiseJune 111973Pianist to give first Easton concert at LafayetteCollegeClinton inmates sue. Claim guard brutality at NJInstitution for women at ClintonEagle Youth Center, a clothing store purchasedfrom Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Saslow by DonaldAnderson.The store was founded 39 years ago.The Clothes Closet, a woman's clothing store, at507 Northampton Street.Men's fashion shop. Sponsored by Easton Expressand 7 of Easton's leading downtown merchants inmen's wear.Men's Clothing Store: Anders' opens in 25thStreet Shopping Center.Club's new home dedicated to past president, JoPrince who died in 1972. Old Club House on CanalStreet torn downdue to redevelopement plans.Account of Club's purpose and historyEaston ExpressP. 5 Illus.
Clubs - West Ward CitizensAssociationJuly 271973Organized and has a goal of 500 membership.Reverand Harry Maw, PresidentEaston ExpressP. 6Clubs - West Ward CitizensAssociationJuly 271973Organized and has a goal of 500 memberships.Reverand Harry Maw, PresidentEaston ExpressP. 6Clubs - West Ward CitizensAssociationColumbus DaySept. 41973Block partyEaston ExpressP. 5 Illus.Easton ExpressP. 6 Illus.Consumer SafetyDec. 51973Easton ExpressP. 27 Illus.Court House - NewJan. 41973Easton ExpressP. 5 Illus.Court House - NewMay 301973Knights of Columbus honor day by laying wreathat Phillipsburg statue on site at Sts. Philips andJames parochial schoolEaston Junior Women's Club appointed byConsumer Product Safety Commission as anofficial watchdog on toys for children.Court criet, Cliff Rice, now 85 related his work ascourt crier.Courthouse Renewal Project:Easton Planning Commision designated 128parcels of land near Courthouse for the renewalproject. 25 Acre tract would widen WashingtonStreet. Boundaries of tract include Ferry, Union,S.6th, S.5th, Rosewood, S. 7th StreetsEaston ExpressP. 5Court House - NewNovember 197315Easton ExpressP. 28Court House - New - ExpansionSept. 201973Easton ExpressP. 7Court House - ReplicaDec. 121973Easton ExpressP. 1 Illus.Credit BureauOctober 1 1973Commissioners shut off courthouse floodlightillumination on front of building as part of energycrisis.Courthouse Renewal Program, planned, outlinedand criticized.History buff pushes replica of Courthouse forCentre Square.An account of the activities of Easton andPhillipsburg Credit Bureau, located on the 6thfloor of Northampton National Bank Building at4th and Northampton Streets.Easton ExpressP. 5 Illus.October 12 1973
Crime - DrugsNov. 171973Crime - DrugsNov. 201973Crime - DrugsNov. 301973Crime - KidnappingJuly 241973DairyingMarch 21973DairyingMarch 21973DAR, George Taylor ChapterNov. 91973Daughters of AmericanRevolution. George TaylorChapterFeb. 141973Daughters of AmericanRevolution. George TaylorChapterFeb. 141973Daughters of AmericanRevolution. George TaylorChapterDaughters of the AmericanRevolution (D.A.R.) - GeorgeTaylor ChapterMarch 21973Nov. 91973 384,000 worth of marijuana being preservedwhile two out-of-state men are tried forpossession. 384,000 worth of marijuana being preservedwhile two out-of-state men are tried forpossession.Police arrest 15 in narcotics raid in Nazareth,Pennsylvania.Police probe the death of Mrs. E. Ann O'Connorkidnapped in Hillcrest Shopping Mall, Phillipsburg,New Jersey. Woman thrown from camper.Easton Expressp. 5, illus.Easton Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 6, illus.Dairy farmer of Forks Township. Vernon Godshalksells his milk over the counter.Dairy farmer of Forks Township, Vernon Godshalksells his milk over the counterGeorge Taylor Chapter DAR dedicates bronzeplaque honoring George Taylor at Taylor's grave inEaston cemeteryDay Care., Protest marchers from St. John'sLutheran Church to Courthouse in protest of newfederal regulations that would drop day-careprogram.Day Care., Protest marchers from St. John'sLutheran Church to Courthouse in protest of newfederal regulations that would drop day-careprogram.Dairying, Dairy farmer of Corks Township. VernonGodshalk sells his milk over the counter.Easton Expressp. 77 illus.Easton Expressp. 77, illus.Expressp. 26, illus.Easton Expressp. 5 illusEaston Expressp. 5 illusEaston Expressp. 77 illus.Bronze plaque honoring George Taylor at Taylor's Easton Expressgrave in Easton Cemetery.p. 26 illus.
Daughters of the AmericanRevolution (D.A.R.) - GeorgeTaylor ChapterDay CareNov. 91973Bronz e plaque honoring George Taylor at Taylor's Easton Expressgrave in Easton Cemetery.p. 26 illus.Feb. 141973Protest marchers march from St. John's LutheranChurch to Courthouse in protest of new federalregulations that would drop day-care programsp. 5, illus.DeafnessMay 311973Mrs. Helen H. Beebe deaf clinic takes new road to Easton Expressteach the deaf to speak. Account of her method.p. 22DeafnessMay, 311973Easton Expressp.22DeathJune 61973Easton Expressp.1DeathJune 61973Easton Expressp. 1Delaware River - CanoeingMay 241973Easton Expressp. 16, illus.DentistsDec. 31973Easton Expressp. 28DentistsDec. 51973Easton Expressp. 16DiabetesJuly 261973Expressp. 5Doctors19 Nov.1973Mrs. Helen H. BeebeDeaf clinic takes new roadto teach the deaf to speak. Account of hermethod.Court grants death right to ailing inmate of StateHospital, did not want operation for removal ofcancer.Court grants death right to ailing inmate of StateHospital. Did not want operation for removal oncancer.Retains its beauty, becoming a reality forcanoeistsObit. for Dr. Henry Kowitz, Easton dentist, artistand musician.Obit. for Dr. Henry Kowitz, Easton dentist, artistand musician.Easton doctor Dr. Frederick W. Ward says diabeteson riseObituary of Timothy Spillane, Phillipsburgphysician.DIG hires new coordinator, Phil J. LevineEaston ExpressEaston Expressp. 1 & 16,illus.p. 5DIG honors Gloria Cohen who was executivecoordinator for 9 yearsEaston Expressp. 6, illus.Downtown Improvement Group March 14(DIG)Downtown Improvement Group May 11(DIG)19731973Easton Express
Drake BuildingApril 181973Drake BuildingAug. 161973Drake BuildingAug. 181973Drop-in CentersEaston Area Public LibraryservicesAug. 8Nov. 619731973Easton ArmoryOct. 181973Easton ArmoryOct. 311973Easton ArmoryOct. 81973Easton Emergency SquadNov. 291973Easton Emergency SquadSept. 291973Easton Emergency SquadSept. 71973Drake Building's value set at 200,000 over salepricePrice resolved. The Easton RedevelopmentAuthority ordered to pay owner Raymond Baurkot 51,614 more than the original offer. Finalamount of 414,614.Price resolved. The Eason RedevelopmentAuthority ordered to pay owner Raymond Baurkot 51,614 more than the original offer. Finalamount of 414,614.Drop-in center faces financial collapseArt Collection of original art by local artist to bestarted. !st gift from Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Urban inmemory of Ann Urban, artist. Three paintings bythe artist.Bicentennial unit eyes Easton Armory as use forwork in celebration. After December 1, theNational Guard unit to move to Bethlehem. Briefhistory of building in existence since 1906.Easton Expressp. 5Expressp. 5Expressp. 5ExpressEaston Expressp. 5P. 5 Illus.Easton Expressp. 23, illus.Armory to close and unit to merge withEaston ExpressBethlehem group.Bicentennial unit eyes Easton Armory as use forEaston Expresswork in celebration. After December 1, theNational Guard unit to move to Bethlehem. Briefhistory of building in existence since 1906.p. 5Receives 4 cardiac monitor from Equitable LifeInsurance Company.Easton Emergency Squad marks its 15thanniversary.Easton Emergency Squad marks its 15thanniversary.Easton Expressp. 5, illusEaston Expressp. 5Easton Expressp. 10p. 5
Easton Express - ScholarshipJune 131973First winner of journalism scholarship - (DeborahWinston Diehl Journalism Award), is JeanetteMoore, a graduate of Easton Area High School.Easton Express RehabilitationDeptEaston Hospital - Nurses andNursingNov.161973p. 5 illisDec. 51973New Rehabilitation wing is a team effort. Now in Easton Expressoperation.Student nurses of Easton Hospital go to Harris
Easton Express p. 11, illus. Automobiles - Shows Nov. 5 1973 Auto show at the Palmer Mall. Easton Express p. 49 Bakeries Aug. 13 1973 Schaible's Bakery raises price of bread, second time since June 1 and third time since August 1972. Easton Express p. 5 Bakeries Sept. 25 1973 Easton Baking Company, 34 North 7th Street, Easton, PA.
