Local Social Notes From Mount Holly to Lansdowne
Miss Aurilla Conover of Lippton avenue hosts Edna Tomlinson in Mt. Holly New Jersey during the weekend. Mrs P Le Wortman of Lippton avenue to visit her son Oliver Wortman in Lansdowne Pa. Arvilla Jeannette Farlee and George Farlee return from holidays to Newark home. Mrs Thomas McLain spent holidays with brother Oliver Worth in Lansdowne Pa. David B Woodes of Woolley & Burchell recovering at Haliburton Square after illness.
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Aurilla ‘Conover
Lippincott Avenue
Edna Tomlinson
Mt. Holly
N. J
P.*le, Wortman
Oliver Wortman
Lansdowne
Pehu
M Arvilla
Jeannette Farlee
Georger Farlee
Aurilla Conover
Newark
le Ae
Thomas “McLain
Giést
Oliver Worth
Lansdowne, Penn
David B. Woodes
Woolley & Burchell
Halburton Square
Supreme Judge 33 Years on the Supreme Court
John Marshall Harlan, longtime U.S. Supreme Court justice, commemorates 33 years on the bench since December 10, 1877. At age 77, he has served as an associate to 26 of the 62 justices who sat on the court, with Biattan writing six of the 33 opinions at the 1910 fall term.
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Har_lan
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Har
Harlan
Biatian
Hungarian Peasants Feed Calves to Appease Devil During Earthquake
A Hungarian village near Grosswar dein reports violent earthquake shocks that rang church bells. An eld woman declared the quakes the devil’s groans and villagers sacrificed calves and goats into a chasm and burned a bishop’s forest to warm him, prompting arrests.
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Rihal
Grosswardein
Hungary
Quack
Gard of Thanks for Lewis Conk Death Aid
Mrs. Lewis Conk expresses gratitude to everyone who helped during the death of her husband Lewis Conk and to Mr. John Flock and the Rev Father Cantwell pallbearers for their support and service.
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Lewis Conk
John Flock
Father Cantwell
Rumson Man Dies at Jersey City Station Wealthy Rumson landholder
Eleazar Parmly of Rumson died at Jersey City station while about to board a train home. The 52 year old heir owned extensive estate and leaves a widow Mina L Parmly and son Adam George, plus two brothers and a widowed sister in law. He had lived on the Rumson estate all his life and frequently traveled to York. The cause of death is not given.
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Jersey City
Eleazar Parmly
Rumson
Robert R. Mount
Sam
Red Bank Undertakers
Mina L. Parmly
Adam’ George
John E. Parmly
Newark
Jam Dalton Parmly
Charles Parmly
Mr. Parmly
Edrick Parmly
Rumson Estate
York
Rome
Gootheil Leads Tourney At Monmouth Alleys
Long Branch bowling tourney reports Gootheil atop the standings with twenty-one strikes in twenty-seven games. Jenn Fay, defending champion, finished strong in a key match, rolling a 222 and 167 in the third frame. Surescore listings show Wargo and Rudloff with notable scores as the event proceeded.
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Monmouth Alleys
Jenn Fay
Fay
Tgt Rudloff
Rush to bank kills Ocean Grove hotel keeper
Mrs Amanda Schenck of Ocean Grove collapsed at a bank while on a visit, died after medical aid was unlikely to help. She had run the Ocean Grove hotel at Surf Avenue for seven years, leaving a grieving husband and a list of local figures in the event.
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Amanda Schenck
Ocean Grove
Joe Arche
Surf Avence
Qeean Grove
Gybe Tate
Sean
Radloff
Ee Bauer
Rodton Det Ee
Jane E
Ese
Sheat
Ste Seys
Nationals Opening Here and a Mysterious Disappearance
A local National basketball event opens this New Year weekend as crowds gather for an exhibition featuring the Sandy Hancnck five. Separately, William H. Baker Sr. of Broad Street Keyport remains missing after a fish market closing, with detectives, family, and police in multiple cities conducting a wide manhunt.
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Licea.o
Hancnck
William H. Baker
Broad Street
Keyport
Evers Place
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Baker
Milltown, N. Jr
Gustave Aumack
Auenek
Trente
Itty
Milltown
Oliver Typewriter Penny Plan Ad
An advertisement extols owning an Oliver typewriter for seventeen cents a day under a penny plan. It promises quick ownership with no delays and minimal upfront cost, urging readers to pay on installments and “test the power of pennies.”
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Grask
Oliver Typewriter
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