Local SocietyCompetition Recaps Musical and Literary Winners
A crowded program featured two societies competing in a formal event with readings, poetry, and musical performances. Prize awards included medals and trophies for top contestants while Mayor C H Melnies congratulated winners and organizers praised careful judging by a panel including Mr Condor and Miss Sara Wste Dron.
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Mayer
Lacante
Tolono
Chen
Meir
Bred Syer
Taulliy
Aoln
Burasute
Car Klein
Mise Margaret
Ceiver
Airat
Priza
Ant
Benjamin Crue
Misa
Cooter
C.H. Melnies
Torkuyate
Sara
Sara Wste Dron
Prines
Bas
Persia
Agnes
Hadbiday
Leverton
Hyer
Steve
Lot
Rahway Clean-Up Day Date Set
The announcement confirms the date for Rahway cleanup day as set by local authorities. It names organizers and stresses community participation and safety guidelines for volunteers.
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Rahway
Saybrook School Fires Father’s Barn at FiveYearold’s Closing
A Saybrook five year old’s barn fire suspicion involved as Saybrook School held commencement exercises. The program included songs and recitations by first and second grade pupils, with encouragement from board member Gluersles TS. Wosdraff and teacher Miss Josephine Savage. Parents praised the pupils' progress while lamenting departures due to school’s end.
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Saybrook School
Lim Bede
Lin
Stara
May Chapman
Phe Hoe
Shifin
Wright
Hexsie Handulphs
May Wright
Flemt Grate
Children’s Hour
Charles Moksung
America
Gluerles TS
Wosdraff
Advention
Saybrook
Anonddoak
Menwil
Minn Josephine Savage
Vial Firs
Achool
ling#ther
Sy- Incook
Mike
Saynee
St Marys Pacoolial School Commencement Plan
Errors in the text describe a scheduled event at St Marys Pacoolial School. The likely item notes a commencement exercise set for next Maw das and Tuesdy es eninge at the auditorium, with attendees including Vicki Lit and Vy Miesna Biarbeth Wintrey.
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St Mary's Pacoolial
Audi
Health board complaint over offensive odor spreads through town
Residents in the boreal section report a strong odor as warm weather returns, prompting the Board of Health to consider actions. Several neighbors, including Leohart Hensiang and others on Cheenul Street, describe persistent smells from nearby sources. A local physician notes multiple coughs and headaches linked to the odor, while city services advise residents to avoid the affected area and monitor air quality.
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York
Shine
Toend Board of Health
Kenney Cook Wedding Plans Announced in Brooklyn
Kenney and Cook announce their wedding with over 250 guests invited. Elwand Devonney of West Broad Street Woentfield and Mina Klore Cook of Linden Avenue Yeonklyn will wed at 2 PM with Rev. Dr. Robinson performing the ceremony. Reception planned with family and friends, couple to honeymoon about three weeks and reside at 417 West Broad Street Westfield after.
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Wenttvhl
Pilesta
Manan Methodist
Up Valley
Mia Kenney
Mary Kenney
Brooklyn
417 West Broad Street
Weatfield
Lorraine Hose Company Elects Officers At Meeting
At the Lorraine Hose Company meeting last evening in Santa Hideting Nod the following officers were elected for terms of three years: Thowne A Hatler asset ANE foreman J Dauer secretary W A Henshtye treasurer A Woisateder. Won Menmhithhee was relected as representative to the Firemen's Relief Association for three years Ay Woiesleder chosen as trustee for the term one year.
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Koseleark
Lorraine Hose Company
Nod
Thowne A
Hatler
J. Dauer
W. A
Henshtye
Woisateder
Cranford Township notices and meetings amid street repairs
Public notices from Cranford report free sprayers finishing infors and a conference at Walnut wyethoe with Hutter about a gore in the Randy owned by Rehnert. Public schools closed for the day and TVA meetings planned at 9 AM. St Ante MR Church invites a Saturday night meeting and an upholstery firm offers carpet cleaning on Ep Street Ady.
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Newrby
Hutter
Walnut Wyethoe
Norrow
Tosendam
St. Ante
Church
Sabri Wall
The
Chains
Honors announced for Roselle School commencement week
Roselle School unveils the 1909 commencement program with services at the Baptist Church and High School auditorium. Speakers include Dorothy Tangerson Florence Stevens Howard Trewin and others across grammar and primary grades. Valedictorian Viva Heitman and salutatorian Gov Koise lead a line of speakers for the graduating class of sixteen.
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Sumlay
Viewar
Asditarium
High School
Dorothy Tan Lerson
Florence Stevens
Howard ‘Tre- Win
Gorge Veins Grammar
Hilda Hechler
Farell Gaffred
Bred Cruel
Winton Hill
Kenneth Wherler
Helen Dankel
Lcln
Teawalt Hlazel Hokeawen
Frida
Comenves Mont
Jargent
Kowelle
Ful Towing
Canvical
Firace Unger
Pearl Winkl
Harriet
Eva Heiman
Henry Provost
Wil
Outer College
Viva Heitman
Gov. Koise
Horace Moyer
Philip Dietz
In | Hent
Loagia
Pingreval
Devoe
Roselle Women Hear of Work in Porto Rico
Rovelle June 18 The closing meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church was held in the chapel with Mrs Lo Mo Van Brunt Jodin giving a devotional. Guest Mrs Augus tus S Crane of Elizabeth spoke on her Porto Rico trip, describing island scenery, native needs, and missionary work by the Presbyterian Board, with examples of cocoanut products and local institutions. a cross marks Columbia’s landing site as she recalled history.
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Presbyterian Board
Linden church painting planned by Kuba and Kuln
Kuba and Kuln win the contract to paint the Reformed Church on Wood Avenue after removing old horse sheds and clearing grounds. A Lakes Aid Koeinty social at the church tomorrow features home made bread cake ice cream fruit and candy with an eleven piece orchestra. Marion Jenry visits Woodbridge. Linden resident attends Woodbridge High School commencement where Windse Henry son of Rev Andrew wins an honor and Alvin M. Higgins of Montclair gives the address.
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Kuba & Kuln
The
Reformed Church
Weitg
Wood Avenue
Lakes
Anle
Remgin
Yong
Marion Jenry
Otiam
Woodbridge
Siinker
Linden
Henry
Andrew
Alvin M. Higgins
Montclair
Prizes Presented at Union School
Union June 18 The commencement exercises of Connecticut Farms High School last night featured an all around strong program. The salutatory by Margaret Schnell drew enthusiastic applause, with Thomas F Burke delivering an essay on the Spirit of Modern Education. Alexander Bernon spoke on the Blessings of Civilization, and Mabel G Falloute gave the valedictory with expressive delivery. An Irvington orchestra plus Dr John H Egbert of Irvington offered music and remarks. Prizes for attendance went to Howard Snell Ethel Garthwaite Georgiana Williams and James Sinclair. Donal Palmer and Helen R Potter won top prizes for essays, with a later honors list for monthly test averages and fourth grade diplomas.
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Mabel G. Falloute
Irvington
Alfred Gill
Frank Lukes
Clarence Jenkins
Harry Alt
Frank J. Suter
Fred C. Jenkins
John H. Egbert
Arthur Scott
George Krouse
John Deeney
Marie Krouse
Harry Elberaon
Russell Sinclair
Margaret Schnell
Mabel Falloute
Alexander Berson
Thomas
Weatfield High School Commencement Recited by Browne
The annual commencement exercises last evening featured an address by Roger Browne on a Savings System. Dr. Winship spoke on advantages of further education, diplomas were awarded, and prizes to Marjorie Dempsey Etta Parkhurst and Mary Neurenberger were announced. The program included music, invocations, and a benediction.
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Roger Browne
Browne
Hix
Tho Eesay
Anna Haight
Dr. AE. Wi
Boston
Merrill
The
Boar Education
Winship
M. BE
Stackvary’s
Guart
Annie Haight
Rhoda Alettha Slyde
Frances Bi Harry Seymour Parker
Branley X William
Cheater
Darrell Losee
Miller
Joseph Laurent
Hiram el Rush
William Roger Browne
Harrythrop Dull
Theodore Shermas
Claus Alexander Reed Cocke
Clayton
Plans Selected for Unionville School Expansion
June 18 report from Lyons Farma states Beant Filucation held a special meeting at the Unionville school to approve plans and specifications presented by Jacob Wind Jr. The board authorized advertising bids to be opened at the July board meeting in Union Town Ball. William Allen awarded the excavation contract for 74 dollars.
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Lyons Farma
Beant
Union School
Jacob Wind
John Bonnell
Wis
Board of Tion
Union Town
William Allen
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