Box 26 - Ephemera

Box 26 1/4 Ephemera Saucon Valley Country Club 1951 Year Book (1 copy) Bethlehem at your Fingertips 2000 League of Women Voters of the Bethlehem Area (2 copies) Five cookbooks: Anniversary Slovak-American Cook Book 1892-1952 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Union Ethnic Recipes, Traditions and Customs St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Bethlehem More Pots and Pans Slovenian American Cookbook 1998 Slovenian Women’s Union Of America My Nameday Come for Dessert 1962 by Helen McLoughlin Slovak Catholic Sokol Cookbook, 2nd ed. 1966 dedication “Christmas 1968 from Cecelia Kocsan” Six postcards in manila envelope marked “Copy/return for historical donation” St. John’s Rectory, Church and School, Bethlehem, PA (colored) addressed to Mrs. Julia Oswald 907 N. Fourth St., Allentown, Pa. message in Slovak from Irene J. Slehics Best Wishes (two children greeting one another) from Chranko Family Szivelyes Udvozlef Nevnapjara (pink roses and silver horseshoe) addressed to Osvald Jozsef 506 Elliger St. Allentown Pa. Slovak Herzlichen Gluckwunsch zum Namenstage (red, pink, white roses with church) Slovak (red, pink, white roses) addressed to Julia Gorzetony Elliger St. No. 506 Allentown, Pa Udvozlet a ravolbol (edelweiss) Slovak message Warrant of Survey No. 1285 Steve Horvath May 23, 1944 305 W. 8th St. between Montclair and Carlton streets Permit for Cesspool No. 312 Mar 28 1938 Steve Horvath 305 8th St. Lehigh Supply Co. sold to Mrs. Julia Horvath 305 W. 8th St. Bethlehm Paid in full August 15, 1940 “Star of Bethlehem” floral print by Carol Henn 250th Anniversary Ball 1741-1991 Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule of Trains between New York Philadelphia and Easton Bethlehem Allentown Wilkes-Barre Ithaca Geneva Rochester Jct. Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto The Route of the Black Diamond April 28, 1957 (typed travel plan for Horvaths) New York Central Michigan-Ontario Area Time Table (has name of Lillian Dorothy Horvath and copper “cocktail stirrer with lion’s head” tucked in fold of timetable) Photograph of Bayuk Cigars Inc. Allentown, Pa. 1929 (approximately 225 women behind eight men standing In front of brick building with large factory windows) Notepad Pennsylvania Centennial – Degree of Pocahontas Centennial 1881-1987 Improved Order of Red Men Business cards (2) Peerless Publications Lehigh Valley Offset Printers, Inc. 4th & Polk Sts. Bethlehem, PA. Lillian D. Horvath Feature Editor Pocket Mirror advertising Imperial Quality Jewelers 321 South New Street, Bethlehem, Pa. Plastic coffee mug advertising “Bethlehem has a flavor all its own” The Sunday Globe The Voice Of Bethlehem Small flag Goodman Stadium Dedication Lehigh October 8, 1988 (brown printing on white felt) Stadium Dedication Lehigh vs. Colgate Volunteer Day October 8, 1988 program Stadium Dedication Lehigh vs. Cornell Opening Day for Goodman Stadium October 1, 1988 NCAA Basketball Championship 1939-1988 program with photo of 1987-1988 Lehigh University Men’s Basketball Team (black and white with all named team members) 125th Lehigh University vs. Lafayette November 18, 1989 Official Program Money bag (gray with black and red printing. Draw string with red beads closure) Union Bank and Trust Company of Bethlehem Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Telephone book cover advertising businesses Bethlehem 1990-91 Star of Bethlehem Bethlehem Charter Chapter American Business Women’s Association April 1972, May-June 1975, February 1976 (all addressed to Miss Lillian D. Horvath, 305 W. Eighth St. Bethlehem, PA. Nine local newspapers: Bethlehem Bulletin October 15, 1964 (St. Joseph’s Church 50th Anniversary, Lehigh University demolition of Packer Avenue properties), October 22, 1964 (Digger Dan and St. Joseph’s Church 50th Anniversary), May 13, 1967 (Bicentennial), June 9, 1995 (B. J. Fetsko eulogized Farewell to the “Duke”) Bethlehem Globe-Times February 27, 1967 100th Anniversary Issue (Archibald Johnston), April 14, 1988 (Lehigh University Hoops heroes) Morning Call/Bethlehem May 28, 1995 (death of Bernie Fetsko – The Duke) The Express-Times May 16, 1996 (Bernie Fetsko Digger Dan death) Lehigh Week June 1991 (Looking Back 125 years later)