Children Day Celebrations Across Local Churches
Celebrations marked Children's Day with decorative flowers and joyous services at First Baptist, Graystone, and First Presbyterian. Sunday schools held programs, with readings, recitations, songs, and prayers led by church leaders and superintendents. Two congregations reported large attendance and colorful flowers, highlighting activities at German Presbyterian services and cradle for scholars anniversary events.
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Renning
George Paug
Miynouth
Ind
Phil
Svilum Hopf
Henry Pflug
Fred Vaderson
M. Weir
Wirth
Vivo
Grossland
Katie Ptarrer
Shy'terean
Grosstone
Rabyterian
Churett
Tie Daithor Lareibe Kier
Anna Mason
Herthalaurie
Roy
Fergusson
Kehool
D. Smith
A. MH. Kent
Kevir Tharpes
Adil
Kent
Mother
Ravlad Sperling
Erbe Maines
Wee! Benue Worf
Foster Tuesinger
Miert Wiley
Edna Fox
JF Sperling
Pat Wiliamsot
Paul Fox
Willie Corbet
Renville
Children’s Day Service at G A R Hall Carded
A lively Children’s Day program at G A R Hall featured a service with readings and songs. The event drew families to Gate Mall Kaet deers tet and highlighted community youth participation.
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Gate Mall
Wiiler
Fancy Sunday Gathering With Music And Flowers
A large crowd attended a nappy occasion featuring chorus singing led by Mrs. Annee Houston at the piano. Emily Finck and Edwin Fincking contributed on piano and lute with several solos, while Mabel Franklin and May Christine provided special numbers with mandolin accompaniment. Receptions followed with flowers and literature distributed to attendees at Fallon Street M. B. Church.
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Annee Houston
Misa Emily Finck
Edwin Fincking
Willly Finck
Mabel Franklin
Mina Finck
May Christine
Miss Klare Christine
Je Bi Oakley
Walter Ford
Bana’ Canper
Florence Franklin
Ethel Mallender
Brancea Scheckler
Floyd Grup
Flare Christine
Irene Martin
Women Workers for Foreign Missions Meeting in Eliz beth District
The Eliz beth District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold a gathering at Telmon on Tuesday June 26 with morning and afternoon sessions. Mrs. 4. Metreay of Painfield is president and Mrs. William Trewie will serve as vice president. The afternoon program features Mrs. Mary Co Meek of North Lampor Myclygsia and the Sacred Heart Young ladies will assist with a charity drive and music to support mission work.
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Elizabeth District
Lodge Notes on Memorial Lodge Regency Meeting
A regular meeting of Memorial Lodge Sadia BOOGT is set for Wednesday evening. Members will be invited to nominate officers for the ensuing term. The Initiatory degree will be conferred on two candidates. Hermann Vali of Kuzabers Commandery No 94 may arrange service for next Sunday evening at South Brand Street Chapel. Four thousand workmen are employed in straw braids and hats. Italy’s writer Consul Quay and RO women and children spend their time on plaiting bread.
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Memorial Lodge
Sadia Boogt
Onder Wre
Nnde
Hermann Vali
Kuzabers
Entence
Malta
Italy
Quay
Bryan visit in Russia stirs political tensions abroad
Reported by Morgen Post from St. Petersburg describes wide reaction to William Jennings Bryan in Moscow. Reactionaries press foreign interference and urge expulsion while officials warn against provoking Russia's internal factions. The piece notes surveillance and diplomatic protests amid Bryan's Russian tour and domestic pressures in the United States.
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Berlin
Morgen
St. Petersburg
William Jennings Megan
Emurt Vireles
Mr" Bryan
Nicholas
Bryan
Chey
Ressian
Hussain
Russia
Anorinr Sant Eligin
Washington
Atzen
Kus Divi
Sneha
Prbtoose
Corrar Toccarina
Ceadiil Wetell
Rravtignayy Vligiea
Abr
Lnsted Stara
Aryon
Rugal Yeas
Hewane
Rahway nuptials for Mina Pert Remta and Alfred Kini Tee
Mina Elsie Pert Remta daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Remta and Alfred A Kini Tee wed at 4 pm yesterday at the bride’s parents home Lawrence Street East Milton Avenue Rahway Rev N S Merritt officiated The ceremony featured a floral arch and a large floral bell and the couple will reside in Rahway Also noted were details of the bridal party guests and past affiliations with Le Ramberger Co and a local tailor shop. An afterglow of gifts and post wedding plans to Boston and Elizabeth were mentioned.
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Rahway
Mina Elsie Pert Remta
Thomas Renta
Alfred
A. Kini Tee
Lawrones
Kelsie Schiller
Robert N. Chatter
Spaniel
Mass
Huon
Bridgeport
Vale
Worerster
Mise Kontin
Tahway
Fim
le Ramberger & Co
Work
High Esteon
Mannan
Fulton Street
Mary A. Thorn
Elizabeth Avenue
Too
BT. Hankin
Berling Chapel
Elizabethans Abroad and Local Notices Today
A crowd of notices details Elizabethans traveling to Carlisle Pennsylvania and Asbury Park for short visits, with others arranging stays at local homes. The piece notes the Rev Francis O Neall’s Catholic clergy retreat at Seton Hall College and a nurse from Ponte Graduate Hospital visiting Chatham area. Additionally a feature essay on the oyster reflects on worry and its transformation into jewels.
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Francis O Neall Heskene
Seton Mall College
Enant Orange
Ilo
Mary Catherine Davie
the Ponte Graduate Hospital
New York
T J. Foe
Rona
Phillipsburg
Contra Gavity
Shaw and Felt Hats Squirred at 198 Broad Street
Recon of thermometer readings and almanac notes reference weather, tides, and misaligned data. The column lists prices, store crates, and a railway contract update from Cartagena via Consul Ellsworth, along with local schooling disruptions due to heavy rain and public warnings.
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Shaw
Ellaabeth Gaynor
Jhil
Morris, Plaine
L. T. Ellaworth
Cartagena
Rig Hachs
Valleduper
Magdalena River
Police notes report arrests for drunken disorderly conduct
Officers arrested John Ray and another man in Jackson Park for drunken and disorderly behavior. A separate report at the Port station involved theft of coal by Kaiser, who admitted guilt and was fined 85 with costs.
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Dames
John Ray
Schiapak
Jackson Park
Port
Krank
Mitch
Kaiser
Costa
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