Kenilworth’s Growth Prompts Name Change and Industry
Kenilworth in Union County, once New Hyange, gains a new name amid rapid development. A hotel rises, rail links extend from Rahway Valley to Alden, and several plants including American Loom and Chemical Evaporating expand, shaping a bustling manufacturing village with 1,000 residents and a hopeful future beside the Rahway Valley line.
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Kenilworth
Pertiy
Union
Rahway Valley
Sapa
Fig Meedn Hk Hansen
Kenibenrnt
Uppalin
Uppalin Cadloon, Meeting Militinss of Upaata College
Uymiity College
Hock
Wallen
Kellworth
New-York
C. W. Manahon
Anson
Ofhera
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sway Tersay Central
Aldonm
Imidat Attie
Thderngean
Low Mark
New Orange
Niles
New York
Mlunahan
Sumuilt
Elientodl
Surly
Jowi
Charles B. Wright
Existance
American Vonder Company
Chemical
Kenthworth Alan
WD. Schmit
Rataway Valley
Buna
Damen al Arthur
Philadeplin
Moeta Avenue
Linden School Ends Year With Evening Program
Linden June 24 Linden public school closed with a morning and evening program. Pupils presented recitations songs and piano pieces with many named students performing. Teachers and local officials awarded diplomas to graduates Annie Stimson Evelyn McCanless Marguerite Keil Gussie Haefner and John Tweet.
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Linden
Linden Public School
Prinsy. Chelsea
Mareh Inter
Bony
Elvan
Roderick Dunes
Albert
Harlow Paiter
Topsy Elias
Rkpatric
Frank Boswain
Abeer Matai
Grace Smith
Mardentire
Dele Pnderwood
Mary Waters
Brother Robins
Elasa
Morence Dicotys
Kel Josephine Blanckey
America
Howard Krinekerhof
Cob
Northlands
Mary Botefer
Holm
Gertude Kern
Mar Bugrite
KML
Alysaider Geatan
Pest
Europe
Gussie Maothers
Grajjani
Pistorin Dawta Moxa
Annie Stimsong
Beomurd
Appluian
Jositod
Board of
Fonvation
Walter He. Ross
Annie Stimson
Evelyn McCaniless
Marguerite Keil
Guesie Haefper
John Tweet
Marjorie Potter
Vateta Chapman
Ethel Rae Move Wentorph
Taliaarhar
Catherine Warburton
Geene Muller
Herbert
Toad
Malip Degherty
Leon Turisun
Meriva
Bos
Tandy
Miet
Annie Stinson
Pervs
Noir
Mies de Firaw
Whureh
Jer
Roselle Pupils Stage The Gipsy Queen Operetta
Closing exercises of the Roselle Borough School featured the operetta The Gipsy Queen with a gipsy camp stage setting. Performers included Dorothy Taylor Eva Heitman Elsie Trew Sydney Trewin and others. The Beta Sigma Society held a reception for graduates as Horace Benedict spoke of the year and a new Latin French teacher was announced.
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Rowlle
Hose Borough
Parenta
Rlenda
Board of Education
Griessmeer
Achaul
Sara Crane
Helen Bishop
Maggie Lewis
Eva Imoeman
Fiajot Price
Philip Pritz
Willie Dermody
Chen Hossess
George Morton
Ruth Apgay
Walter Drummond
Clare Crane
Win
Ronnie
Dorothy ‘Taylor
Mother Grint
Eva Heitman
Elsie Trew
Ciphea
Rydney ‘Trewin
van Brunt Cary
Wilbur Vaughan
Horace R. Benedict
Lady Tone
Sign Beta Society
Mom
Presbyterian Chapel Sale To Benefit Church Choir
A musical humorous entertainment with ice cream and cake will be sold next Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian Chapel. All are invited. Maud Heyman left for Asbury Park. Miss Bush and Bertruda Chelvers noted. First Baptist sermon topics include Yoln the Preacher of Reality and Pain a study in Job. Mrs. Howard Manning to Chicago and Cleveland for visits. Charles B. Trimmer sold the Gardner hawke on Second Avenue to H. Rope.
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Ad Butler
Leain Arene Rhea
Hattle Creek
Diel Gan
Presbyterian Chapel
Mise
Maud Heyman
Borough High Reto
Asbury Hark
Miss Bush
Brooklyn
Mise Bertruda Chelvers
First Baptist Church
Howard Manning
Firat Avenue
Chicago
Cleveland
Charles B.trimmer
Gardner Hawke
Second Avenue
H. Rope
Springfield and Millburn Community Notes Echo Birthday Party
Springfield and Millburn columns report Mrs John Adama of Westfield avenue Springfield hosted a birthday party with attendees from Westfield Crauford Garwood Mountainside Chatham and Maplewood. Springfield School closed with special exercises and Joseph Hooker resigned as school janitor. A. Roy Oliver of Millburn visits relatives in Elizabeth. A SY meth child from Milltown injured climbing a fence underwent surgery at Elizabeth General Hospital. Union Sunday school excursion plans rail special train to Asbury Park Ocean Grove with eight hours shore time.
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John Adama
Westfield Ave Aue
Springfield
Mra
Weeks
Westfield
W. Krier
G. Lawrence
Crauford
W. A. Taylor
W. Taylor
C. Kral
Minsetta Fish
Garwood
M ‘A ©. Roff
Mountainside
Meuslon
Chatham
A. Fish
Maplewood
Joseph Hooker
Springfield Board of Education
Frederick Diener
Roy Oliver
Church Street
Millburn
Pion
Elizabeth Smith
Syenpohd
Lotte Smith
Milltown
Vicnity
J. A. Siiten
Elizabeth General Theopical
Eon- Uitiog
Union
Springtichl
Episcopal Church
Salem residents visit. illnesses and injuries noted
In Salem, Mrs Charles Wilson and a group including Misses Lilling Ela and Raymond Wilson visit from Brooklyn. Helen Bishop, also of Salem, had been ill two weeks but is recovering. Edward Murden of North Broad Street was struck by a milk wagon near March and remains in Alexian Hospital. he returns home now on crutches. Roy Godly of Newark summers with his aunt and uncle Mrs F.S. Underhill of Sater nd.
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Charles Wilson
Salem Avenue
Brooklyn
Lilling
Ela
Raymond Wilson
Helen Bishop
oMieter Heiver
Edward “Murden
North Broad Streets
Alexian
Khiaibet
Roy Godly
Newark
Caant
Yinele
FS. Underhill
Sater
Roselle Park Church Sets Sunday Schedule
In Roselle Park the Methodist Church outlines tomorrow's order with a prayer and praise service at 9:45 A M, regular preaching at 11 A M, morning sermon titled The Hidden Life, and Sunday school at noon. Evening vesper services start at 7:90 o'clock with prayer and testimony and a brief address on A Great.
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Methodiat
Schoel
Praine
Ayer
Westfield and Nearby Visitors Doings Report
Westfield Ate and Mea list visitors including Martin Snyder Mrs Stauffer and Mixes Huth Stauffer at South River Mrs Fred S Slater and Mise Lavirn Wilcox in Managquan for a few days. Miss Hattie Mayr of Brooklyn staying with Mrs Wo Lee Orchard Street. Mr Maxwell and family gone to Maine J K Dolerman and wife called for Europe. Lloyd Thompson named member of the local Republican Executive Committee succeeding Jacob T Reed who moved away. I O B banquet to be held at Hotel Hungaria in New York next Tuesday. Tremain and B G Lamb sailed for Europe.
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Martin Snyder
Stauffer
Mixes Huth Stauffer
South River
Fred S$. Slater
Mise Lavirn Wilcox
Managquan
Ma Wil ‘x
U. K. Sjostedm
Duiley Avenue
Misa Hattie Mayr
Brooklyn
Maine
J. K. Dolerman
Europe
Ee Een
Lloyd Thompson
Ublican
Jaaod T. Reed
Hotel Hungaria
New York
BK. Tremain
B. G. Lamb
Europs
Rahway Class of 1908 Diplomas Granted
Graduation exercises for Rahway public school grammar department held at First Methodist Church. Fifty one graduates received diplomas from William B. DuRie, president of the Board of Education. Students performed songs and recitations under Miss Gladys Botaford, with prize orations by Bertha Euke Pierre and George Thomas Harned. The ceremony featured floral decorations, a large audience, and closing songs by a mixed chorus.
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Ware
Firot Moat
Mildred Augusta Martin
Sfty
Remler
Hally Moore
Yeat
Lincoln School
T. C. Mayham
Trinity Mo &S¢Hareiof
Swallow
Kuekon
Mina J. Gladys Botaford
Frederick Leater Mintel
Washington School
Trenton
Margeret Ruth Babel
Poweneer
You and
Lisa Lehman
Roy Hine
T Hardelot
E. Matilda Giese
Kentucky
Kentucky Bete,” By Constance’ Woolton, Was Recited By Miss Bertha Euke Pierre
Franklin School
Clifford Woodruff Ludlow
Florence Kerr
Columbian School
Seville
Susan Wilson
George Thomas Harned
Pinauti
Mina Anna Loretta Herold
Boyesen
Fhe Young Indy
Finah
David’ Henry Will
Jama
Broome
William B. DuRie
Boath of Education
William Goodale
Margaret Ruth Cabel
Florenhce Gardner
France
Freda Kissing
Elais Lindsay Mershon
Frederick Lester Mintel
Edith Edwards Serimahayy
Nelson Moses Turner
Frank Theodore Weber
Solomon C. Strong
Minnie- Cornelia Archer
Juliette Avery
Anna Amelia Ballweg
Elizabeth Hamil Clark
Thomas Henry Healy
William Hewitt Hollings
Margaret Binkely Kirkman
Clifford Wood- Tuff Jautlow
Clarence Swift Mit
Gertrude Taylor Marah
Ravel
Mainland Tandy
Sarah Elnio J. Thomas
Toption
Hag’va Vandewater
Harald Campbell Williams
David Henry Williams
0 Worth
Buff Colum Rohool
Grates P. Albright
Mrs Ruth Brent Credits Health Back After Remedies
Mrs Ruth Brent of Holmes Illinois writes of years of ill health with weakness cold extremities and poor appetite. She reports consulting doctors without cure then using tonics Peruna and Manalia leading to weight gain and restored health enabling her to perform household tasks again.
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Bitkert
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Care Traction Co
Drea Nona
Peruna
Ruth B. Brent
Holmes
Petah
Manalia
Ote Boyor
Scrub-E-2 Product Claim From Historic Ad
An old advertisement touts Scrub-E-2 as a multi use cleaner for kitchens and metals. It promises rust removal polishing steel knives removing finger stains from walls and surfaces and cleaning marble and stone. The copy cites Fred Fear & Co as sellers in New York.
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Cena Baihney
Ateel
Walla
All Crotere
Fred Fear &Co
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