Two Rahway Weddings Feature Double Ceremonies
Two Rahway weddings were held with LDS style ceremonies at St Marys Church. Migs Hanf became Mrs William D Repie in a 8 PM service attended by guests from Payton Obi New York Woodlyn Newark and Elizabeth. The bride wore white with a train and carried bridal flowers. After a reception the couple departed for Washington and Old Point Comfort. Clark Bedow and Mary Bedow were married at St Marys Church with a reception at 20 Harrison Street. The bride wore white silk and was attended by Miss Annie Hawkins. The couple will reside Philadelphia where Mr Clark is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hingkelley
Jillian Hans
John Ropkie
Robert Leonard
Charles Rapite
Clark-Redow
Mike Mary Bedin
Christopher Revow
Thin Rity
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
St. Mary's Church
George Fi
Annie Hawkins
Newark
Edward Fitzgerald
Dhin City
John Bedow
C. Fitzgerald
Harrison Street
Nd Mera
Clark
D Brooks Clark Rahway Death Brought Home to Family
D Brooks Clark of Rahway died at his home on William Street aged 4 years. A lifelong Democrat and bodymaker by trade, he served in the Civil War Sixth New York Independent Battery and was a former post commander. He is survived by twin sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
Hrooka Chirk
Ster
Bis
William Street
Mr. Clark
Brooks Ark
Halway
New York Independent Battery
Harry Pout
A. R
Ammen
Clark
Tone
Willian
Bhner-Clark
Willian T. Irennan
Imiel Day
Hell
Elizabeth
Elzabeth
FE. K. Cobb
William Hoppaugh
Springfell
Evergre Cemetery
Day
Springfeld
Migtt Kinth Friedland
Moderation Society of
New York
Apending
Sylvanna Lyon
Short Hills Avenue
Springfield
Amy Kingsbury
Keeny
N. T
Short-Lilly Avenue
Springdiell
Madaline Lyon
Short Hille Avenue
Charlas W. Cox
Allenhurst
Te Schriber
Hobart Avenue
Short Hills
Mr. Schriber
Sylvanus Lyom
Short Hill Avenue
Springton
John HH. Hyony
Shattuck Preparatory School
Faribault
Minn
Gopica
CTL Barber
Main Street
Succes Council
New 171
OU. A. M
Millinen
Ight Howard
Silynee
Kmeat
L. Carter
Joseph Rembsehs
George W. Parsell
Theodore Griffith
Ross Ells
Inside Sentinel
Frank Morrison
Outside Sentinel
Anall Snows
Joseph, Reimbach
State Council
Pride of Success Council
Dool Lar Couneilor
Misa Hagel Pi
Mildred Chaffee
George Low
Haltasrol Golf Club
Chicapo
Pind
Hillside Avenue
Sptinatolt
Misa
Haines
Boston
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers at ConnDetiont Palins Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid Society held an afternoon meeting at the parsonage of ConnDetiont Palins Presbyterian Church where officers for the upcoming term were elected. Names include president Mrs Hendley, vice presidents Miss Keown and Miss Leonard, secretary Miss James, treasurer Mrs Ballou, with committee members listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palins Presbyterian Church
Hendley
Mise Vile Keown
Third View
Medoba Leonard
Misa Layini
Jims Treasu
TCL Balloute
Wonton
Bargain Sale Offers Hair Brushes and Brooms
Local ad showcases a sale on hair brushes and brooms with assorted styles. Prices range from 19 to 49 cents, offering various grades and wooden handles, including wire drawn bristle brushes and celluloid pieces, with limited quantities available tomorrow.
Local church reports and community notices
Encouraging reports from various committees as 121 cana were mune during the year. The church improvement committee paved with carpet and prepared for communion services. Liwan voted to buy the wriien and remit the money intro, the ladies plan a hyn tablet. The treasurer reported a healthy balance after renovations and sundries, about 10 dollars in reserve. D J Beach sold nearly all Western cows. Visitors from Brooklyn joined Mrs Horgman’s sister Mrs AL W Kaenell. Town hosting regular monthly Townhall meeting next Monday. Leonard of Madison called on his uncle John. Mr and Mrs A B Gibb and daughter visited Mrs Gibbs’ parents yesterday. Abbie Harrison and Meg Kona Sayles returned from Woestfield after apoplexy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dauiard
S.C
Iain
Henry Whyner
Margaret Unintes
Thomas Buckerold
Coattot Bi
Thiasurer
D. J. Beach
J. EL Bergman
Brooklyn
Horgman
AL WY Kaenell
Kdanation
William Tleonard
Madion
John Sconned
Springfield and Millburn Gossip and Local Notes
In Morria Avenue Springfield De A Stites plans to entrain the Sumrtt Midival Sowety at Highland Chair Skynmnity tomorrow night with a paper on Phos of Children by Dr Coit. Numerous local names appear in travel and visit notices including Miss Howe and M. Kyhart, while Sarah Helge of New York is mentioned in an arrest report. A Millburn operation is scheduled for Monday afternoon at Moravia Hospital, and residents like Mrs Swalm in Middletown and Leonie Magsh in Newark are noted for recent travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Helge
New York
Awa
Denvhell
William
Lla Brown
Orange
Fevington
Milburn
Orange” Moravia
Taylor Street
Millbarn
Lealie Swalm
Middletown
Davis
Newark
Salter Street
Springfeld
John Fox
Leonie
Springfield News Item Briefs and Local Notices
Fragmented local notices and social items recount a man struck by a shovel, a funeral in Elizabeth, and various visits and church council elections. It notes Day leaving two sons and two daughters after his wife’s death, a paralyzing illness, and Evergreen Cemetery burial. Also mentions July engagements and frequent social calls across Springfield area, with club officers listed and community updates.
Roselle Social Notes and Local Notices
Roselle locals report a marriage between Miss Van Detta Woolley and Henry Gaffrey of SEAM in New Ark, with tailors Empire in town boosting prices. Also noted are court meeting plans, summer movements of families on Fifth Street and Chestnut, trips to Atlantic Highlands, and travel for Europe aboard Teutonic. Local listings include seafood and fresh dressed beef at Consumers’ Dressed Beef Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Detta Woolley
Hedie Woolley
Henry Gaffrey
SEAM
Estent
Newark
Peachice Rte
Empire Tailors
Raele
Porosters
Re C. Blanke
Mr. Blanke
Fifth Stenne
F.C. Hill
Chestnut] Street
Atlantic Highlands
Tony
Ant Mex
EL Clarke
Philadelphia
F. Ticker
R . Roberts
New York
Warner
Fourth Avenue
Aarold Terwilliger
Fifth Avenue
Boey
Long Taland
St. Xavier College
Elizabeth
Firat Avenue
Teutonic
Europe
Halibut
Tommorrow
Four Bids For Macadam Work In Cranford Area
Cranford June 28 Four bids were received for macadamizing about four miles of roads to be built with State funds. The bids by F C Humphrey Hackensack W G Coats Cranford and W H Weldon Rahway. Weldon bid unsigned. Roads include Orchard Street Hrobkside place and Division Street Springfield avenue Orange avenue and South Twenty first Street Centennial avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford
J. J. Bauer
Orchard Street
Hrobkside Place
Division Street
Springfeld Avenue
Orange Avenue
Park— Orchard Street
Springfield Avenue
Orange
Avenue
Centennial Avenue
F.C. Humphrey
W. G. Coats
W. H. Weldon
Orchard
Woodbridge Hailstorm Destroys Crops and Windows
A severe hailstorm struck Woodbridge and vicinity Saturday afternoon between 4 and 5. Large hailstones, walnut sized and oddly shaped, damaged grain, potatoes, tomato plants and cabbage. Windows shattered and chickens killed. Widespread destruction made total losses hard to estimate. Also notes residents traveling or visiting, and local social events and gatherings mentioned in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
la Enowbell
Ewing
MS Brewster
Helen J. BK. Brewster
New Brimawick
Fi Annis
S. H. Minadate
Princeton
Minois
Rae Ra "Freeman Rowlant
Felay Akepoase
Freeman Rowland
Local notices and social column blurbs from Rahway area
A long mixed OCR fragment mentions Rahway addresses and local figures including James Caldwell Park and Walnut Aves. It names contractors, publishing houses, musicians Mite Jnex Turner and Carl Risin, and notes activities at Lake Hopatcong. It references an investigation by Prosecutor Berdine into a hospital restraint case and describes a social gathering with flowers and a catering service from Asbury Park, plus birthday observances and Fourth of July plans in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomwainer
Jnex Turner
Carl Risin
Rahway
Lansley
Blanohnai
Mary Clark
Lake Hopateong
Scarborough
Woodsbridge
Miss Bergfels Surprised At Birthday Home Visit
Miss Helen A Bergfels formerly of Conant Street, who spent the summer in Ocean Grove, was surprised on June 23 as she turned 16. The house was decorated with bows and lanterns after she was summoned home from a day spent with friends at Allebury Park. Her mother, sisters, and friends assisted in the celebration at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergfels
Helen A
Famié Sinter
Mise
Lillan
Ni Melvin
Oer
el Mee
Roselle Park Social Notes Mention New Job Moves
In Roselle Park, Ethel Barl of Lincoln Avenue has accepted a position with the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. The crowd discusses upcoming meetings, trolley rides, and social entertainments hosted by Mrs. Guy Jackson of Clay Avenue and Miss Avery of Pown Street as community events proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barl
Lincoln Avenue
Leigh Valley Halleosd
Rowile Park
Healthy
Alwaye
Guy Juékeon
Clay Avenue
Miss Avery
Hari
Also Mentioned on This Page
Migs Hanf
WM. D. Reprie
Clark Bedow Nuptiste
SS Mary's Church
Repkin
Weashington
Old Point Comfort
Rubway Rachel Ken’ Chib
Hrank Jin Hore Company
No. 2
D. Brooks Clark
LADIES'_AID SOCIETY
Sts
Scot Hut
Neal Agbod
Gale He
Springfield and
Millburn
Roselle
Bauer
John Maloney
Johnson Avenue
Eline
Honkhoute
C.L. Rice
A. Crane
Mensis
Highbie and
Finger
Stowsnirer
Trent Beach
L. Bamberger & Co
Union County
Westfield
Roselle Park
Odonnele & Eghart
West Eas
Ire
Sear Geen
James Caldwell Park
Civit Eosteetr
God Contractor
Eph
Rhay
Cranford Pharmact
O'Donni
B. Trimmer
van Coun
Mi Te Hy
Journal West
Nadia
Asbury Park
Dephi mi
Tihdey
John Eh
Conaint
Fyvathar Galli
Saybrook
Mason
Union Ecounly
Eizabeth
Eizab
Ayeuss, Bosal
KA L
Té-L
Rouge
Holts
Frank Holt & Co
Cate St
C “Tw
Froele
Southern Railway
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