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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1906

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Rahway 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.

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.

Fidork Cena Baihney Ateel Walla All Crotere Fred Fear &Co

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