Cantata at First Baptist Church Delights Roselle Audience
Music lovers applauded a cantata at First Baptist Church Roselle led by L. V. Hobbs. The program featured choir and Philharmonic Society voices with local and visiting soloists, including Miss Myrta Mc Smith and Mr Harold Kent, portraying the Easter story with song and choral parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chute Choir
Philharmonic Soviety
Anvnitial
Cintada
Krom
Thommen Cis Shepard
Lewis
Myrta Mc Smith
Hallond G. Butler
Kedward
Loney
Harold Kent
Mary
Chasus
Ychrist
Ming Smith
Mr. Kent
Albert Ko Home After Week in Atlantic City Visit
Miss Po Smith of Firat avenue returns from several days in Washington to report Albert Ko is at home after a week long stay in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ko
Atantic City
Po Smith
Firat Avenue
Washington
Police Locate Two More Stolen Horses in Rahway
Rahway police recovered two more stolen horses improving the total found to six since Monday. One horse belonged to Ridner of New York City and was earlier sold by Bernard Axel to Roth & Company. A second horse was traced to August Ritter outside the city limits. Axel remained in custody in New York awaiting bail of 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
Bernard Axel
Wishana
Che
Che Posserston
Rothla Company
Cheney, Atreet
Ridner
Stanton Street
New York City
Axel
Roth & Company
August Ritter
Weatteld Aevenue
Ritter
Axelay
Axel Wis
Mulherry Street
Rahway Board Appoints Teachers for Mill School Year
Rahway board selects teachers for mill school year with salaries ranging from 400 to 950 per annum. Principal Franklin Strong and Superintendent Bickett oversee assignments as pupil counts are reported for Washington and Columbian schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
Claw
Mine We Smith
Minnes Lilian Davin
Helen van Dusen
Mery Froat
Hien Elliott
Ella Gibson
Charlotte Farrell
Trene Awen
Ethel Headley
Ruth Smith
Mary Rugden
Louise Underhill
Annie P. Towitt
Mixnes
Constance’ Suydam
Sean Hunt
Mary Vary
Aline White
Kamaaki
Nellie Dick
Sophie Tappen
Emma Kinter
Harriett Clary
Carolyn Hetfield
Jany Tillman
Elizabeth Hetfield
Louise Riordon
Mixaca
Jo Pine Ayres
Etta Burgess
Emma Gilbert
Ta Shafer
Igie Underhill
Flora Phim
Anne Jewell
Nellie Martin
Mignon Ada Farrell
Emily Halliday
Franklin Strong
Edgar MacAlone
Wiens Vrow
Clara J. Cornell
Miakea Mabel Ortanin
Heva Heyer
Elizabeth
Hallowell
Catherine — Cooyer
Bickett
Washington
Columbian
What Causes Headache and How to Prevent It
Reported notes claim headaches stem from multiple triggers, with remedies suggesting laxatives and quinine as potential cures. The text mentions various names and dates in a garbled form, but centers on identifying headache causes and remedies, including a proposed treatment approach.
Annex attendance figures and enrolment details
Report lists total enrolment 169 and attendance 95 percent, with line items for Annex No 1 and Annex No 2 showing 380 incom 414 and 61 respectively. The snippet appears to be a fragment of a school or institutional attendance summary with missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nklin
Incom
Common Council Set For Tuesday Session
Brief notes report the Common Council will meet next Tuesday in regular session. Local boat owners on the riverfront continue repairs and repainting. Main Street paving looks unlikely this year. The dollar dinner drew strong Railway representation at Elizabet h. Work on the M C A building damaged by fire nears completion. Thomas Green, a negro, pleaded guilty to robbing a railroad station telephone booth and faces sentencing next week. Helk minstrels scheduled for this evening and tomorrow night at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
M.C. A
Thoma Green
Iitewlay
Saybrook and Salem Move From Woodruff Homestead
Linden residents Mr and Mrs Buxsing leave the Woodruff homestead on Co Want Street as the Wood family plans to move later this month to Mrs Richard 8 Karl's houses. Work continues on a new Woodruff avenue house unfinished all winter while Newark officials inspect Meadow Reclamation sites near Carnegie Steel and Peddie, including a potential dock property at Newark Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook
Salem
Buxsing
Linden
Woodruff Homestead
Co- Want Street
Koenig
John Palpey
Palix
Meadow Reclamation Commission of
Newark
Carnegie Steel Company
Peddie
Lidger- Wood’ Manufacturing Company
Newark Bay
Henry Dickson
M.R
Sherreth
B. P. Goodrich
New York
I. P. Rot
Jan
Owen
G. T. Hand
Waverly clerks stage baseball game tomorrow afternoon
Clerks at Waverly transfer office plan a baseball game tomorrow afternoon. Two teams of married men and bachelors will contest, drawing anticipation for the result. J. L. Hall has returned to Glen Gardner after a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Waverly
J. L. Hall
Glen Gardner
Cranford hosts dinner, weddings, and town notes
Cranford's Pepulinas dollar dinner drew officials such as C. B. Pierce and Mayor Orton. C. E. Green rents the Crane house at 16 Holly Street. A wooldshed fire on North Avenue caused major damage. Miss Mary Blondell married Henry L. Doolittle at St. Andrew's Hotel in New York City with a brief wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford
C. B. Pierce
Orton
J. C. W. Rankin
R. A. Plume
J. B. Kline
M.A. Anthony
J. B. Warner
E. K. Adama
L. E. Hendrickson
W. G. Hawley
ON. Gray
Morrin Block
W.packer
E.G
Hampton Street
Long
Mary Blondell
Henry L. Doolittle
Newark
St. Andrew's Hotel
New York City
John Umbe
Miss Blondel
Miss Doolittle
Standish W. Nichols
Charles Patterson
New York
Catherine Doolittle
Charles E. Rush
Mra. Doolittle
Europe
Roselle Park Wedding Reported in April Ceremony
The April 24 Roselle Park home wedding at 13 Chestnut Street joined Gertrude Brows and Walter Wy. The ceremony occurred in the presence of close family and a few friends, officiated by Rev. Cornelius D. of Bergen Reformed Jersey City. The couple planned to reside in Roselle Park after a breakfast reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Park
Hoy
Marian’ Chestnut
Gertrude Brows
Walter Wy
Dovebai York
Mediate Family
Cornelius D
Bergen
Jersey City
Ark
Fund
Park Paragraphs and Funeral Services Fragment
Reading fragments show Professor W W Amos visiting Livington School for a senior class event and funeral services held yesterday for Mrs Hale. The Roselle Park arch Crematory rector overseen remarks on Christian life and sorrow, with flowers on the casket. Services occurred today in Amawalk N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Amos
Livingaton School 1
Mra
Hale
Ville
Rey
Cy Cow Nator
Roselle Park Arch
Amawalk
Westfield note on local members and property purchase
James R. Veriie of Howell Division, Temperance Plainfield attends Newark Grand session. J F B Newcombe and family move to Dudley avenue. J E Gallagher buys Berry farm of 10 acres on old Plains road. Mr and Mrs H H Downes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Veriie
Howell
Temperance
Plainfield
Grand
Newark
J. FB. Newcombe
Hays
Dudley Avenue
J. E. Gallagher
Berry
Old Plains Road
H. H. Downes
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Roselle
First Baptist Church
L. V. Hobbs
Nopranoi
Mian H.C
Baldwin
Mya
S. Coon
Min la. Dilka
Mis Il
Ke Gude
Mise Hos
Sadie
Minn Rm. Hasney
Alenderson
Ky Jaclavon
Mis KB
Kloy
Mix BR. Woodruff
Mine EL Se
Ehore
W. Barrett
Pop
Houciet
KK. Colling
OT. Buint
D. A
Thumburg
KC. Hill
Hobha
Tanti Alr
Lewin
H.C
Woodlel
Morlock
Hyd. Olson
Bt Minpton
R, Somerville
Bunses
W. Burt
WW. Hort
Bach
GR. Dann
Dorland
News Nores
John K. Mulford, Jr
Cheatnut Street
Mia
George We
Sixth Avenue
Hive
Bedard
Vermont
Charles
Westerbury
Second
MacClymont
Mainfield
Heal
George W. Mar
Fourth Avenue
Horace 1
Benlict
Fifth Avenue
Targytown
Benedict
Pete Nagle Chet
Piri Avenue
Jaime
Mrcumd
Mo Butler Wu Aon
Brink
Rahway Board
Watson’s
Watson O
Geo. Watson & Co
Broad and Market Lts
Newark, N. J
Westfield Town
W. B. Toucey
A. J. Wilson
J. J. Schmitt
R. F. Hobenstein
E. D. Floyd
C. C. Malabury
E. R. Wilcox
R. H. Middleditch
W. L. Darby
Lloyd Thompson
A. W. Vata
Lowerrow
H. L. Fink
A. L. Alpers
A. H. Clark
Squibs
John Vaughn
George Stengel
John Koenig
Bal
Vaughn
Noonds Soromony
Ea of Ease
Westfield
Patent Colt
Russia
Gibson
Vici
Halsey & Bank Ie
Ns Scsa
Ang
L. Bamberger & Co
Newall
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