Funeral of Mrs Van Pett at residence on Geneva Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eliz abeth Van Pett wife of David H Van Pett were held yesterday afternoon at the late residence 216 Geneva street The attendance was larger than the house could accommodate The services were conducted by Rev John Ellson of the East Baptist Church Mrs Van Pett had been a member Four sons in law attended and there were many floral tributes Interment followed in the family plot at Evergreen Cemetery
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Ongkin
J. Seaman
Evergreen
Unclear fragmentary dialogue on local matters
Fragmentary OCR text shows characters discussing duties and a mistaken location. Names like Dougal and Arlyn appear, with references to business and travel. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions bank and company names
Fragmentary text references W.roung & Co Bankers New York City and Milhen ny company Packers and Manufacturers of Southern Dell. Contains garbled portions and partial product names without a coherent event or outcome.
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Moilhenny Company
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Government Forecast Reshaped for New Jersey Weather
Unclear government forecast notes cooler conditions by night with brisk northerly winds. A record unofficial thermometer near Oliver Drake's shows 7 AM 48 degrees and 9 AM noon. Official store thermometer reached 4 PM 18 degrees yesterday.
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Drake's
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Obituary for Mrs. Elizabeth Reid and Mrs. McNamara
Mrs. Elizabeth Forgie Reid wife of James Reid died yesterday at 1035 Madison Avenue after a long illness. Born in Belfast Ireland she came to this country at age nine and later joined the Presbyterian church. Survived by sons William W James Reid J R remson B Edwin B Reid and daughters Misses St. Croix Johnson Mrs Harry Boice Mrs Clarence Roshy and Miss Fidel A Reid. Also survives are Mrs McNamara widow of McNamara who died last night at 115 Price Street with daughter Mary and son William. Funeral notices will appear tomorrow in the Journal.
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Elizabeth Forgie Reid
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Ister
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J .4 Remson
Edwin B. Reid
Mr McNamare
McNamare
Price Street
Namara
St. Rye Church
Afre
McNaimara
Bridget O'Brien
Gedlowiski Shot In Ash Brook Incident Report
Bruno Gedlowiski remains injured after a shooting near Ash Brook during a night incident reported by local authorities. Investigators describe a tense scene at the Alexian area with ongoing efforts to locate suspects and secure the site.
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Ash Brook
Fot 5 Ue
Alexian
Local Dignitaries and Visitors Named in Island News
John R Covington head retired from a visit at Hed Bank. E Waters B Parrot returned from an automobile trip to Waretown and Tome River NS. Mrs J P Newman of New York visits the Tafts of Second Street. Adams, an alias, has returned to Bound Brook after illness. The Youngloves of Jefferson Avenue have been at The Queen Ocean and return home. George E B Dimae and family near New York readies their ten. Mr and Mrs Pengelly of 445 Livingston Street take a two week trip to Washington Pitts Columbus Ohio for the Locomotive Firemen convention. Major Wilbur Sadler on governor staff preparing for an affair this month. Detective Mulcahy and Sgt Hiney on two weeks vacation camping at the Polo Grounds.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
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YMCA Notes Change of Opening Night Schedule
The general fall opening of the Elisa beth YMCA was moved from Tuesday to Thursday to accommodate educational classes starting Tuesday. Secretary John Strawbridge said the change lets prospective students attend both opening night and fall term courses. Physical director W E Cann and gym classes were featured with emphasis on future participation. Dr D M Stearns will close the Bible class Tuesday evening and the class will now meet weekly throughout the year amid higher attendance.
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John Strawbridge
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Ae Feng
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Wedding Presents Rise in Popular October Marriages
In October weddings grow in number and popularity, suggesting gift selections should align with seasonal nuptials. Consider thoughtful presents that appeal to newlyweds who celebrate in the fall, helping friends and relatives mark the occasion with practical and pleasing tokens.
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Roger
Fall Clothing Arrivals Prepare Men for Season
Readable notes show new fall clothing arrivals for men with emphasis on essential wear and updated styles for the season. Descriptions reference headwear and outer garments as part of the upcoming wardrobe.
Union County Trades Council debates revival of advancement committee
The Union County Trades Council discussed reviving the Political Advancement Committee at a recent meeting. Three favored revival, with a plan to oppose labor enemies in the upcoming election and a Monday night gathering set to finalize strategies. President Patrick Donevas leads the committee amid internal disputes.
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Union County Trades Council
Patrick Donevas
John
Flury
Genely
Tom
Nominations Continue at New Jersey Republican Convention
George W. Crichfield was nominated for Congress in the Ninth New Jersey district at Mocels Hall Jersey City. On first ballot Crichfield received the majority while Seas L. Record, and Clarence Vandoren also drew votes.
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Jersey City
George W. Crichfield
New Jersey
Wifes Road Smoothed by Changs of Pond
A Troy woman discusses relief from indigestion and nervous prostration using Gripe Nuts, noting she previously suffered dull headaches and burden from illness. She began the regimen with her son’s support and found the food easy to take, consuming it daily or twice daily.
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