Suburban church events and local notices in Wesley M F Church area
A jumble of local church announcements outlines Sunday services at Wesley M F Church on Sheridan Ave near Second Ave with afternoon arusion and 7 PM preaching by Rev I F Hayes. Also notes Sigma Netn Society election, freshman pledges, First Baptist Church rally, Bible school activities, city missions meeting, and social updates from Chester residents.
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Wesley M. F. Church
Sherid Avenue
Second Avenue
Tommorrow
I. F. Hayes
Sigma Netn Society
Borogh High School
First Baptist
D. ML Stifler
IZ M.o
Henry J. Todd
Tebich Parks, Jr
Alene
Parks
Robert Parks
Weat Main Street
Chester
Roelle Bank
Westfield Notes on Local Personalities and Developments
Bert Frazee, driver for P. J. Wind Teldt, was bitten multiple times by a dog at J. J. Kim Hall on New York Avenue yesterday. Joseph Perry won the Democratic nomination at the Fevent primary election for the position of dheeen freelander, Percy secured twenty votes to Clark's seventeen. Twenty new houses are under construction in Westfield. Sewer farm improvements are complete with two new beds ready for use. Westfield baseball at Recreation Park this afternoon at 4. The Wives club of the 10 will host a Progressive dinner next Thursday. Plan for an attractive season for the coming winter discussed. Martine, Democratic nominee for assembly, will address Democratic voters at Broad Street headquarters Thursday at 8. Court Provident, 1190, Independent Order of Foresters, will meet tonight, then attend Ernest Kinderwald’s funeral at his mother’s First Street home. J K Larrowe and family have returned to Detroit.
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Bert Frazee
P. J
Teldt
Waa
J. J. Kim Hall
New York Avenue
Dre Sanchar
Joseph Perry
Dheeen Freelander
Percy
Charles Clark
Weattien
Westhield Ail Garwood
Recreation Park
O'Lock
Weatfield
Broad Street
Court Provident
Order of Foresters
Oelock
Ernest Kinderwald
First Street
J. K. Larrowe
Rose Place
Detroit
Oriental Typewriting Machines Embrace World Languages
Harper's Weekly notes the typewriter adapts to Arabic Syriac Hebrew and other Oriental scripts amid Turkish printing limits. It mentions Persians adopting Arabic script typewriters, and Indian and Bombay users expanding non Latin devices while Chinese remains resistant.
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Turkey
Siek
Cyatoma House
Jugiad
Thestia
Persia
Hombay
India
Harper'a Weekly
Interstate Fair Trenton Reduced Rate Excursion Tickets
Pennsylvania Railroad offers special excursion tickets with fair admission for travel from various stations to the New Jersey Interstate Fair near Trenton. Tickets are valid for return until October 3 and are offered at reduced rates on September 20 and October land 3. Full details available from ticket agents.
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Interstate Fair
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Jersey
Reed
Rahway Community Events and Incidents Highlight October
Rahway hosts a range of happenings from church events to civic briefly. New cafe opening on Irving Street, Young Men's League officers named, health updates and housing plans by Suburban Realty on Bryant Terrace, WCTU delegates to Athletic City, Home Reading Club session, Rahway Fire Department chief elections, and Home Week at First Presbyterian Church. Burglary attempts on Irving Street and Main Street surface, with no losses reported.
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First Presbyterian Church
Freehobler
Cladek
Irving Street
Seminary Avenue
Young Men's League
First Hupuit
Benjamin Tietelbaum
Wnineteen
Women's Christian’ Temperance Union
Athletic City
Rahway
Barker
Fuller
Oruniza
Home Reading Club of
Moat
Rahway Fire Department
William
Hamilton
Hoy Chapel
Elizabeth
Charles F Shaw
Roselle Park Church Services and Local Notices
In Roselle Park the First Methodist Church holds a prayer service at 9 45 A M and preaching at 10 30 A M with Rev Staley F Davis of Epworth Church Elizabeth to preach. Sunday school at noon Epworth League preaching at 7 45 P M the pastor preaching on Whats In Real Life. Miss Ethel Stevens a Roxelle High School graduate heads to Baltimore to attend Woman's College. Miss Laura Walker returns to New York from a three months tour of England and the Continent and stays with Mrs George W Hope. Republicans meet at Fitlhill s Hall endorsing primary nominees Louis V Ebert presiding. School supplies and roof repairs noted with practical home hints.
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Avenue
Roxelle High School
Baltimore
Woman's College
Laura Walker
New York
New Amsterdam
England
George W. Hope
Chestnut Street
Cree family departs to Riverside Drive New York City
Clarence A Cree and family move to Riverside Drive New York City. A farewell reception was given at the Golf Club on Wednesday night. Special services at Fires Methodist Episcopal Church conclude tomorrow with a sermon by Rev Wesley A Hinsberger from Dickinson College and a mass meeting of the Men’s Club at 2:40 PM. All men invited. Carrier Robert Winana enjoys vacation in Boston and Faston.
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Cranford
Clarence A. Cree
Riverside Drive
New York City
Cree
Episcopal Church
Wesley A. Hinsberger
Dickinson College
Hinaberger
Vetter Carrier
Robert Winana
Boston
Mass
Faston
Roosevelt Roaming Miss Harriet Kitchell at Boonton
Miss Harriet Kitchell is at her Boonton home for a brief visit and Miss Saplan is visiting her parents nearby.
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Roosevelt
Harriet Kitchell
Boonton
Miss Saplan
Start Delayed by Stubborn Steeplechase Horse
A steeplechase start stalls as a tall rawboned horse refuses to move despite jockeys and riders urging. The starter vents frustration while a young Irish cab horse driver scolds in defense, saying the horse only begins when the door shuts and he has no other option.
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Harper's Weekly
Saybrook and Salem Scene Details Home Visits and Local News
George Haff of North Branch visits his cousin at Prospect Street. A recent sale on King Street precedes new home construction. Mass will be celebrated at 7 and 9 AM tomorrow at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Sunday School afterward. Emily Clarke returns from Long Island riding academy to Conant Street. Her father Mr. Clarke bought a saddle horse. Joseph Ward, delivering milk on Westminster Avenue, fell from a wagon and was run over injuring a rib and other injuries. he was treated at Alexian Hospital, Elizabeth, and is recovering. Repairs continue at Elizabeth Water Works on Morris Avenue. Mr. Teas and two sons from Newark visited Conant Street. Potatoes sprayed with Bordeaux are less likely to rot in cellar or pit.
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Salem
George Haff
North Branch
Swick
Prospect Street
King Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
North Broad
King Streets
Emily Clarke
Conant Street
Elizabeth Water Works
Morris Avenue
Teas
Newark
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