Bright Pupils at Rahway School Concert
Commencement exercises at St Mary’s School in Rahway drew a large audience with varied performances. Students including Alma Callaghan Katherine Williams and Kathinka Geyers presented drama music and an operetta. rector Brown praised graduates and the event will be repeated tonight with a revised program. A separate note covers Church Street Bridge plans and a street runaway incident near Rahway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Mag Polland
Dha Geyer
Eeynard Kearney
Katherine Irene Williams
Dawerved
Timothy Tarkhdmmier
John Browne Jick
John Telly
Ty McMahon
Helen Mifitel
Mary Bagley
Brite O
Fratcis Walker
Marguerite Loretta Bedow
Tady Constance
Lain Matethaws
Cocklen
Martin Caney Vierro
Betina
Alate Geyersand
Sullivan
Linette
Anta Fox Namnette
Mungaret Kinnwally
Annette
Donniu Sullivan
Wan Road
Ty Martin
Keph McMahon
Katinkas
Victoring
Katherine Wills
Zelda
Kana Pax
Eleanor
Margaret
Brophy
Oninda Lovette Metowe
Estelle
Ella
Donnell Ors
Hertha
Anna Foe Katinka
Katherine Sullivan Nuraie
Margaret Starr Mailonte
Miaie Kinneally
Neeneyping
Margaret Lake
England
Scotland
Ireland
Spain
Holland
China
Alma Callaghem
Adipear Delivendt
Meg Cearge Fo Brown
Mise Alma Callighan
Mia Katherine Wiliams
Falnu Fos
Mins Ble Kinnealty
Joseph McMahon
Whainna Pvothird
Miss Sarah Walker and Frederick York Tie The Knot
Miss Sarah Walker and Frederick York of Rubway were married yesterday afternoon with a ceremony at the bride’s home and a reception at the Walker residence on Hast Mileton avenue. The couple left for a wedding tour and plan to reside on Hal Wily after their return, while friends sent well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YORK
Wale RR
Sarah Walker
Frederick York
Rubway
Charles Walker
Mileton Avenue
Nul
Garwood News Briefs From Somerville to Centre Street
Miss Estelle Meadlohia returns from a week in Somerville. Renner leaves, painting work slows. The Board of Education will hold a literacy meeting Friday evening. Residents plan moves on North Avenue and Centre Street as Burt prepares to return to New York. The Darehill gun story, Hall Signal Company night shifts, and local sports on CSprice Avenue are noted with names such as Opie and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Meadlohia
Vivik
Ledvie Halatond
Somerville
Hantia
Renner
Avolion Company
Werke
Wadlaver, Crawford
North Avenue
A.B. Burts
Centre Rtreet
Lacust Avenue
Mr. Burtia
New York
Cuttine
Darehill
Hall Signal Company
Opie
Wunstene
Osterhae
Hall Ten
Asotin Ottebachall Farm
Csprice Avene Sronda
Dey
He Williams
Apo
Vito Toni
Oslerites
Havue Fama
Ths
Toe Henderson
Ae Hh
Retin
Taylan
Te Tee
Thain Farrell
Tendle
William Dar _Uster
Dan P. Snyder
Poy Tobin
Jow
Williany Uf
Ormes
Burts
Hy Sk Swhoris
Ulmer
A.D
Newark
Samuel Hale
Chestnut Street
Weatfield Avenue
Luna
Squibs
Millburn
Short Hille
Summit High
Summit Grounds
William
Wilson
Parkesburg
Apric G
Howland
Springfield
Syracuse
N.Y
Meg Edwin Wimbold
Morria Avenue
Harriet
Ly Beck
Weatfield
Owen Peterson
Salter Street
Pennsylvania
Board of Trusters of
Sprayield Presbyterian Church
Frederick Diener
Henry Holmes
Weettiehl
Mira Elizabeth Wicks
Frank ¥. Meisel
Mountain Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Springfeld
Pyong-Yang
Korea
Pride of Success Council
Bailey's Hall
Mill
Roselle Evening Events Include Free Steam Ice Cream Sale
A Presbyterian church hosts an ice cream and funny entertainments evening with free admission. Merah MacClymintot Pinel visited Mrs George W Marlor at Belgewood. Walter Crist is convalescing after surgery at Elizabeth General Hospital and hopes to return home by July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Chicpel
Merah MacClymintot Pinel
George W. Marlor
Jae Don
Belgewood
George Vienghan
Pitt Ivete
Schoueion
Roselle Park School Board Sets Next Term Crowding
Roselle Park board approved raises for Ida Munn and Ellen Rodman and appointed Rodman to Lincoln School. Attendance, enrollment, and library additions noted as 180 school days, 572 pupils, and 110 books purchased. Coal bids awarded to Elizabeth Coal Co. amid discussion of truancy and family hardships. Community notices include church, building association, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Vork
Board of Education
Ida KH. Munn
Ellen M. Rodman
State Normal School
Lincoln School
Munn Rodman
Thompson
Davis
Avewinn ST
Purehins
Mint White
Sherman School
Aldene
Shearer
K. “Jacobson
Elizabeth Coal Company
J. Cottennelli
Cottennelli
Peter Conaaneaance
Shindler
Livingston
Asbury Park
Millburn Meeting Votes for Adjacent School Lots
A large Millburn gathering last night in the public school’s main rooms approved additional property purchases adjoining the Wyoming and Millburn schools. Of 241 votes, 60 supported Wyoming property, 17 opposed. 171 backed Millburn property, two votes split. Morgan of Short Hills chaired. Oliver of Millburn was secretary, with McQuilken and Lonergan as tellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millburn
Millburn Baw
Wyoming School
Millburn School
Wyoming
Ton. W. Fellows Morgan
Short Hilly
Roberts&. Oliver
Daniel McQuilken
John Lonergan
Westfield vacation notices and local church updates
WV carrier Thomas will take his vacation July 1 and Me. Welles returns to duty after the break. Rev J Greenwood and family vacation August at Corthindt, N. First Baptist Church pulpit filled during Greenwood absence. Rev A M Merritt and Rev C Greenwood exchanged pulpits and plan to visit Stutigael, Wat enburg. Doerer fined for drunken disturbance. Mrs Doerer reports cured lung hemorrhages after Foley remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolter
Thomas
Vaca sIacob
ME. Welles
J. Greenwood
Corthindt
Greenwood
A. M. Merritt
Railway Baptist Church
CI Greenwood
Local notices mix in town life and events
Fragmented local items record shop ads and residents travel details. Notes mention firework sales at Snyder street, Rev. Jarvis visiting Liberty, Harry and Lyle Brittingham visiting family, Woodruff’s return from Manasquan, Buckton’s wartime visit to Upchurch, and Sherman Council U A M officers to be installed at Arcanum Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene Ordihanep
Snyder
Eid Daagsposc Ae Speen
Jarvis
Liberty
Harry Brittingham
Virginia
Vnl
Weatfeld
Lyle Brittingham
Woodruff
Manasquan
Gue-Brown
Buckton
Upchurch
Sherman Council
U. A.M
Arcanum Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rahway
St. Mary’s School
AL. Westhike
George Eo Gathiway
Dodd A Rane
Janus My Silvera
Willian Wright
G. Otto Graves
Joseph Th
Belting
Chiteh
Coney
Veateritay
Peetaeipy
Michael Behafer
George
St. George Wyenne
Aris
C. Walls
Reguin Music Hox
Tewat
Tal
Keats
Garwood
Roselle
Ayer
Roselle Park
Elizabeth
Dadies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Rosco Park Building and Loan Association
Sfticer
Mise Lizzi Ugowis
Union
Electric Park
Westfield
Stutigael
Watenburg
Enti Tall
Ohn Waldron
Stampte
Toucey
Chiarles Doerer
A. M. Ake
Foley
Urday ‘Nook
India
India Lawn
Athlette
Lawn de Francaise
L. Bamberger & Co
Union County
Gamione
Rane
New Avenue
O'Donnell & Ant
Avenue
Cranford
James Caldwell Park
Sant
Joseph Eunne
Reay
Cranford Pharmact
Remsen
Horning'r Pharmacy
Lie Park
Iy Tation
Nelle
piBcultien
Reiuen
Jakes
Ork Lin
Srae Eae
Sales Ghee
Mont
Irving's
Allie
W. D. LE Wi
Rianey
Ald
Clarina Bookout
Friends Ford
Vic James
Charles Bhater
Bouth Avenue
Svening
Gutete
Lebanon
Anderson
Pisini
Crawford
Pontotes
Danis Bevan
Haven
Pias
Mason
Elizabeth Ave
Elza
Biebelie
Té-L
Boselie
Hels
Frank Tipitate
Trusbwecrthy Jewelery
G Academy ST
Opp PO
Froselle Park
Arente Serdiman and
Flor
Flower Boda
Doe Bre
Benet
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