Laylet Presentation by Primary Department at Town Club
Relatives and friends attend the primary department program at the Town club featuring a Chinese themed playlet Why Enchanted Bird and a class day exercise with a baccalaureate sermon planned for next Sunday. The 17 girls in the class include Mikado Wilon Rollinson Lord Chamberlain Elizabeth Clifford Princesses Louise Woodburn and others. The program also includes recitations French dialogue songs and a fan drill with decorations in Chinese motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Snaller
Mikado
Wilon Rollinson
Lord Chamberlain
Elizabeth Clifford
Tat Pope
Louise Woodburn
Carolae Ganda
Lois Fmbree
Mildred Ross
Youian Powers
Marie Prince
Glaylal
Virginias Moore
Olga Gennert
Jean English
Alo
Beatrix Haines
Vailoann School
Eben, B. Cobb
Second Presbyterian Church
Central Bapitsl
Thisty
Governor to Address State Bar Association Meeting
State Bar Association members received notices for the annual meeting to be held at the Hotel Chelsea in Athletic City on June 16 and 17. Former Judge Howard Carrow will preside at the dinner July 16, with Chief Justice James Pennewill delivering the following morning’s address. Attending justices and judges from state and federal courts will join a large turnout of lawyers from across New Jersey, including Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naticen
New Jersey State Bar Association
William, Kraft
Camden
Chelsea
Athletic City
Howard Carrow
Wilson
James Pennewill
Supreme Court of
Rate of Delaware
Chanceling Pitney
Gummere
Supreme Court
Court of Errore and
Apals
United States’ Courts For
District of New Hors
Aasociafiom
Elizabeth
Certificates Received Delay Due to Governor's Absence
County Clerk Calvert received certificates for forty county deeds that qualified to May 1, Nin year. They should have been issued May 20 but were delayed by Governor Wilken's absence. each certificate requires his signature. The committee members were appointed at the town, and they will serve five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Wilken
Homers
Tie Twat
Love on the Cheap Chorus Questions Gift After Christmas
A group of tolmale voices asks what wan hin present after Citiitmas. They discuss whether a pearl brooch bracelet or diamond tiara was given while a hopeful young woman learns the truth of a broken promise and unreturned love. Friends react with disbelief as she admits she asked for love itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Mi-O-Na Indigestion Remedy Ad
A vintage ad touts Mi-O-Na for rapid indigestion relief and stomach strengthening. It claims five minute cures, lists symptoms like sourness and belching, and mentions testimonials from Mrs. Klumpp and others. The copy urges visitors to try a free trial by writing to a company address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klumpp
Moxa. TV
Hlona
Witten Kwon
E. Kagetown
Lowell
Arupyinte
Boutstrata Malo
Tor
Local mechanic builds rear yard houseboat near riverfront
William Duncan, ranchinist, is constructing an auxiliary houseboat behind his home at 150 Jaques Street. The 45 by 52 foot craft with a 13 foot beam will be launched after completion, likely in August, and ferried across rivers and lakes including the Hudson, Mississippi and the Gulf coast. It will carry twelve and travel on asphalt propulsion with a boat tender for shore trips, to be named Robert Duncan in memory of his father.
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William Duncan
Jaques Street
Great Lakes
Lake Champlain
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Lewis Nixon
Nixon
Duncan
Robert Duncan
Duncan Brothers
Butler Street
Ethol
Hudson River
Lal Plain
South Elizabeth Improvement Association to Meet in Battin Annex
At a South Elizabeth Improvement Association meeting in Battin High School Annex tomorrow night, the new executive committee will meet for the first time and report. Topics include paving lower Grier Avenue and South Broad Street, no new park at Summer Street and Grier, better train service at the Pennsylvania Railroad station, and portable schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Elizabeth
Summer Street
Grier Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newsboys Elect Local Club Officers at Broad Street Quarters
The Elimapeth Newsboys Club elects officers led by President Joseph Bchwaxtebach and Vice-President James Byers. Members Abe Bilghman David Wick Henry-aieber ham St Sonden and William Cohen slated for roles as they plan new offices on Broad Street next week. A Boston American account notes Byron Johnson, ex mayor of Waltham, owns the Inez Lincoln photograph and retells a tale of obtaining it in 1865 involving Tad Lincoln and a staged sitting with President Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elimapeth Newsboys
Joseph Bchwaxtebach
James Byer
Myer
Ayoerta
Airecrork
Lincoln
Byron B.johnson
Waltham Aml
Boston
Waltham
Finke
Inez
Boston American
Henry Warren
Washington
Warren
Tad
Jeter
Election expenses rise by fifty thousand dollars
The Board of Freeholders election committees report a near seventy thousand dollar appropriation needed this year to cover election costs. They note twenty thousand dollars already spent on election officers and fifty thousand dollars above last year's allocation. The committee will present its report at the June meeting while roads funds seek fifteen thousand dollars for North Broad Street and St. George Avenue repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fresholders
County Roads Committee of Ee Board
North Broad Street
St. George Avenue
New Jersey Children's Home Society to Meet in Trenton
The annual meeting of the New Jersey Children’s Home Society will be held on Thursday June 8 at 10 o'clock in the M C A Building at Trenton. Rev. Thomas Travis Ph D of Upper Montclair will address the gathering in what is described as a meeting of special importance.
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The
New Jersey Children’s Home Society
Trenton
Thomas ‘Travis
Upper Mont
Care of dependents and criminals study conference noted
Siiff has conducted a study on care of the dependent and criminal classes in the United States and Europe. After the meeting attendees will move to the receiving home where luncheon will be served, followed by the directors meeting at 2 PM. All donors of one dollar or more to the Children's Home Society are members and urged to attend. those unable to come should notify Superintendent C. B. Williams at 44 Fort-Richey Building, Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiff
United States
Europe
Tjncheon
Children’s Home Society
C. B. Williams
Forst-Richey
Trenton
Bottlers Accused of Violating Law Across City
The article notes widespread concerns about illicit bottling operations and unlicensed sales in back venues, kitchens, and even in carts. Peter M. Kling, president of the Board of Excise, calls for stronger penalties and tighter license enforcement to reduce the number of illegitimate bottling sites.
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Deane
State Bar Association
Heart Church
Fieldman
Newsboys
Home Society
Whelan
Lispectin
Amlback
Bres
Pernona
Elaca
Peter M. Kling
Hoard of Excise
Asa
Palmer
Madras
Fiey
Yogne
Broad Street
Albert C. Stein
Elizabeth Awning
Second Street
Phone Inns
Elizabeth Shade & Awning Manufacturers
Elisabeth Ave
Curtec
Reid
Peatller
Iesera
Pony
Hans
East Jersey
Sire Street
Hesse
Éolgr Allsiinen
Sumjayer
Ihe
Yattorna
Conor Piuurt
Athletia
Kean
Cal
Union Business College
F. R. Berriman
Rigg’s
Geomeras Crummett Dental Co
Firemen’s
Cor
Broad & Market Sts
Newark
Bradbury Pianos
Bradbury
Tnventigata
Market ST
Newark —Taith Counthouse
Pesdier
Bloch
Flarmonis Bldg
Union Square
I. F
S. Miron
Jersey St
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