Christmas Spirit Prompts Broad Charity Across City
The city hosts a strong Christmas spirit with charity driving efforts by clubs denominations and individuals. Special boxes for the needy sewing efforts and organized gifts brighten the season as shoppers flood Broad First Elizabeth and other main streets. No theft reports despite crowded stores and streets.
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Pelle
Christias
Christ
Surroun
Santa Claus
Knds
Chseun
Ts Stern
Broad Street
First Street
Elizabeth Agenus
Stamp buyers list large Red Cross posters for tuberculosis drive
The Journal lists donations of two thousand to several buyers including Rev. Staley F. Davis and W. D. Long plus 600 stamps for Very Rev. Dean Gessner. Numerous schools and firms across Roselle Westfield and surrounding areas purchased stamps to aid tuberculosis work with totals ranging from 450 to 6,000 stamps.
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Journal
Red Cross
Staley F. Davis
W. D. Long
Dean Gessner
G. ¥. Davis
Olio Club
Roselle
East Street
F. Norris & Co
Mahlon Morey
West Jersey Street
Oliver & Drake Co
Mackey Bros
J. W. Rewalt
B. J. Wilday
Geo. Frutchey
Westfield
W. R Richart
A. CO. Stein
Grier Avenue
Elisabeth Novelty Co
M. D. Decker
Morris Avenue
Febrey Bros
W .B. Townley
F. B. Bassett
J. Potts & Son
Springfield School
Mra. Frasier
Washington Street
BE. W. Parsons
Mrs. Robinson
Fragmentary Pledges and Names From Local Appeal
A list of donors and amounts appears with names such as Mrs Falls, Mrs Nellig Dillon, McCloskey and Graham, R Frohwein, H A Kent, L P Langheing, Edward Streeb, Aan and Co, Vail Deane School, Fl Mora School, Jacob Martin, H A Hall, Mrs Curtis in Bayonne. Readable fragments show multiple 250 to 750 sums and several institutions.
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Mrs. Falls
Research Club
Nellig Dillon
McCloskey & Graham
R. Frohwein
H. A. Kent
L. P. Langheing
Edward Streeb
Aan & Co
Vail-Deane
Fl Mora
Jacob Martin
H. A. Hall
Mrs. Curtis
Bayonne
Bride’s Shoes Stolen Sparks Second Elopement Tale
An Abilene Texas couple, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Saunderson, recount a troubled courtship with elopement and family interference in St. Louis. After a quarrel, the bride’s father moved her to Missouri while Saunderson claimed his wife was kidnapped. The pair later reunited and headed home.
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St. Louis
Claude Saunderson
Abilene
Texas
Tre
W. H. Dempsey
Saunderson
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Watson
Ere J
Yonkers Statesman
Ae i
Haug & Fletcher
Elizabeth
Mission
Oak
Hogany
Rookwood
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Colognes
Denison
Heatherbloom Petticoats
Campbell’s Fine Art
MA Vantine
Colgate
Lundborg
Webster's Dictionary
Algér
Kmas
Mullins
Hazleton Broa
Kirchhoff, Cote
Cambridge
Mullins & Sone
Rasy Terme
Froma
Fred B. Bassett
Second Street
Elzabethport
Sternberg & CO
Market St
Newark
Selephone
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