Battin Wins: From Wilson in a Close 2–0 Game
Locals strong on defense as Battin and Wilson play a fiercely contested match. Battin scores the only points late in the second half after solid drives and stout defense by both teams. Wildcats’ line holds firm, with key tackles by Vivian, Priff, and Higgin.
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Battin
Brown
Ukew Seah
Finderne
Battin Soom
Yain
Bipresa
Lon Battin
Vivian
Priff
Fae Mattin
Wilson
Toms
Iain Higgens
Ross
Reeves
Collins
Bouton
Hivitel
Higgin
Wilton Boys
Reaves
Ihim
H Xthe
Cough Haury
Wilgon
McCarley
Tuehona, Mechatad Cigieedere
Leseasina Na Tenne
Junior Epworth League Notes Roselle Park
Roselle Park Oct 12 The Junior Epworth League of First Methodist Episcopal Church opened its social season with a sociable evening in the parsonage on Tabete Westfield avenue. Members decorated the house with bunting while plans for Halloween were discussed. a program featured songs and a lantern tale. A gasoline fumes incident near Galloping Hillwood was noted but no injuries reported.
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Epworth League
Roselle Park
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Westfield Avenue
Hallowe'en
Halayah
Ene Viet
Hillwood
Former Stars Triumph Over Hoboken at Meyirose Park
unclear text but reports former stars defeating Hoboken at Meyirose Park in Brooklyn. Marty Landsman pitched for the winning side while Beary and Shatter Stews contributed with strong hits. Reichman, Meld, Chaney, and others also figured in the game with multiple at bats and defensive plays.
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Hs Riderwoods
Plage
Bitzadetu Bran Ia Wessartior
Winson
Duteatet
Werk Hobokens Restertag
Meyirose Park
Brooklyn
Mrtie Landsman
Chaney
Reichman
Pingry Defeats Trinity 11 to 0 on Pingry Oval
Davis scores eleven of Pingry's sixteen points with two touchdowns and a kick from the twenty five yard line. The Pingry line-backers outpaced Trinity as Captain Davis kicked well and led a improving squad that defeated Trinity 11 to 0.
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Cosch Halaty
Pingry
Pingry Oval
Trinity
Webb Academy
Davis
Hed & Ttal
Tov Gree
Serene Wola
Lyons Farms Meeting Notice and Local Shopping Event
Lyons Farms Loan Association will hold its monthly meeting at Halt on Hillside Avenue. A note mentions Misa Gertrude Pierce representing Elisabeth A. Dees Preal Gheick and a social gathering with a former neighbor. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Lyons Farms
Misa Gertrude Pierce
Peretian Seseayee
Elisabeth A. Dees
Cranford Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting in Cranford
Cranford Ovt annual Cranford Golf Club meeting was held at the Lincoln avenue clubhouse. Officers reported the club's finances were stronger than in its five year history and planned improvements for the coming year. An informal dance is slated for Monday October 18 at Weaffeld Casino Westfield.
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Cranford
Ovt
Cranford Golf Club
Lincoln Avenue
Teelubhone Vo
George FE. Fates
Greens
Fullerton
House Committee
J.C. Denman
F. P. Davis
T. A. Sperry
B. J. Mix
F. 8. Sloan
Rahway School Plan Urges Larger Building Budget
Rahway Board of Education will issue an address urging residents to push for a new larger school. They contend the $65,000 approved by the Common Council is far too little for a seventeen room building and site costs will exceed the sum. A candidate for city gentleness was mentioned, and city officials discussed duties and local events at a First Presbyterian Church meeting.
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Rahway
Board of Education
Common Council
Local Notices From Union Area Fragments
Fragmentary lines show families returning home from visits in Atlantic City and Newark. Names include Cadmus, Edwards, Murphy, Basch, with references to a Connecticut mission church and a Men’s Club event. Text is garbled and partial.
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Atlantic City
Cadmus
Brook
Walter Edwards
Univnville
Jule Murphy
Newark
Bax
D. H Basch
Fennis Church
Tomor
Fine Pro for Men's Club set tours and events
Roselle October 12 The new committee of the Men's Club of the Presbyterian Church announces an alternating program for the coming season starting with the annual banquet on October 30 with Rev Nehemiah Boynton as speaker. December 21 Dr Grenfell on Life Amid the Deep Sea Fisheries February 2 grand entertainment Minnie Marshall Smith reader February 7 Professor Livingston arbour in Van Winkle March 19 A Trip Around the World. The Triangle Club annual meeting will be at the clubhouse First arena. Local Camp Woodmen of the World meets Wednesday evening. Eugene Hill of Chestnut Street returns from Philadelphia. Roselle and Roselle Mark Borough High Schools football teams schedule a wagon rate test Wednesday afternoon First avenue. Boarders wanted in private family new furnished moderate terms address Board general delivery Roselle
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Roselle
The
Presbyterian Church
Nehemiah Boynton
D. D
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Grenfell
Deep Sea
Gaby Grand Comerts
Minnie Marshall Smith
Livingston Arbour
Triangle Club
First Arena
Charles H. Trimmer
First Avenue
Woodmen of the World
Eugene Hill
Chestnut Street
Ements
Philadelphia
Mark Horough
Toome
Saybrook and Salem Local Notes Spark Town News
Mr. Welch of Woodruff avenue began building a new house on Woodruff avenue after breaking ground on Virginia street last week. Mrs. Charles Busaing of Conant street has been ill at home, attended by Dr. Ward of Lyons Farms. Miss J of Rahway visits Mrs. Thomes J. Beale on Conant street. Annie Scanlon, North road Street, returns from Wickford Rhode Island after ten days with Edward Ulrich of Prospect Street who has recovered. Elbernon of Fritoute road hosted Newark friends on weekend. Mrs. James Long and daughters depart for Newark for a week with relatives. Mrs. C. Grown of Summit visited by daughter, then George Duryea of Morris Avenue to Salem road home. A man from Brooklyn spent four days visiting in Morris County.
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North Road Street
Wickford
R. I
Edward Ulrich
Prospect Street
Busingan
Ine Elbernon
Fritoute Road
Newark
James Long
Long
Caroling Grown
Summit
George Duryea
Morris Avenue
Tobe Wright
Salem Road
Morris County
Ink Twinad
We Hom
Brooklys
Westfield Community Meeting Night Schedule and Notices
The Town Council holds a regular meeting this evening in Westfield. Independent Order of Forvaters 3130 also meets tonight at Court Provident. Taft and Sherman Club meets at the Westfield Hotel building. Congregational Church Men’s Club fall dinner is tomorrow evening in the chapel with Dr. Joseph F. Johnson of the University of New York as speaker. Democrats plan a rally tomorrow with candidates Preférick Riske and William Brewer addressing the meeting. The First Missionary Fee of the Protestant Iscapal Church will be held Thursday at 2.30 at the home of Mrs H J White on Prospect Street. Violet Lynch returns to Oradell after visiting Miss Ethel St of South Broad Street. Miss Stiles visits back home for a week or two at Oradell. An informal dance is planned for Monday evening October 12 at Westfield Casino Hall dancing from 8.30 to 12.00.
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South Broad Street
Stiles
Oradell
Weatfield Casino Hall
Westfield Club
Local Residents Return Home After Short Trips
Thomas Croak of Fitar Avenue opened Saturday and yesterday in Brooklyn. Roland T. Udlin returned from a vacation. Pete returned from New York where he had been. Brecher came back Saturday from a few days with relatives in Maine. Lariky of Perth Amboy spent a week with friends. Miss Anos O'Brien returned to her Perth home after eight weeks away.
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Thomas Croak
Fitar “Avenue
Brooklyn
Roland T. Udlin
Lowia
Pete Hee
New York
Oe Brecher
Mane
St. Pauls Sunday School to Hold Evening Session
Fragmentary text mentions St. Pauls Sunday school and an evening gathering. Details are unclear but indicate a district event or meeting with references to a camp or aid program and attendance or information.
Extraordinary Autumn Sale at West of Fifth Avenue
Tomorrow Tuesday cut price sale of toilet articles and soaps features numerous creams powders and cosmetics from many brands with low prices. Also offers a wide range of linens fabrics bath items and household goods with heavy emphasis on value, quality and variety for mothers and children.
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Downe
Tate
Wilken
Allen
Nothlay
North Plainfield
Peeves
Ted Killough
Will
Arrille Runale
Marion Boole
Henry Bengert
Grant Meee
Hang ' IT ON Hoboken
Gosse
Gee Reazal
Weaffeld
Westfield Chub Paice
Firymen
Elisa
Nevo
Hi MeRich
Redeering
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Mayhem
Ty Methodist Church
Dar Ly
Taft
Aeron Indie
Lilie Y. Miller
Halen
Elisabeth
Veseon
Roselle ‘Presbyterian Church
Saybrook and
Salem
Roosevelt
St. Paul's
Tore Rene
Hrearn
Pourteenth
Strest
Fifth Avenue
Enon
Hesard & Hasard Beesls
Mennen
Csisrae
Bradley's
Petroleum Jeily
Armour
Shy
Fairbenk's
Lion
Ark
Dendy Tanndry
Bet
Palibanbia Pune
Tf Bost
Armour'e Buttermill
Aire
May
Toler
Ape
Directoire
Slantio Alea
Ariel Py
Krent
Faber Corton
Coptes
Tates Klerw
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Marseilles
Denbiebreat
Ian Wool
Taney Neave
Haris Cactiens
Outa
Norfolk
VgRehmeworth Fee Ates
Mornie
Welle
Pigas
Mame Zloor
Cosarieen
Dle
Votinerd
Mack Oeamie Ter
Sanitel Meath
Germaine
Shamield
Geroch Tourlt
Panama
Oolmch
Merringhope
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