Javed Daisy Luncheon Marks First Summer Meeting
The Simpson Epworth League held its first summer meeting with a "daisy luncheon" in the church dining room. Twenty six members attended, daisies marked the tables, and after a short business session led by Rev. Alfonso Dare, officer reports and words to teachers followed. A birthday party for the junior department entertained about one hundred members, with collections donated to the church.
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Simpson Epworth League
Bers
Junior League of Church
Alfonso Dare
Wordey
W. Davis
Junior League
Anna W. Davis
George Sutphin
Ralph Cheetham
Chester Lacour
Marion Woolley
Lottie Britton
Olive Sutphin
Frances Woolley
Leona Lacour
Local residents take summer trips and return home
Miss L. A. Metzgar arrived home yesterday after a few days in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Smith left yesterday morning for South Dakota for the summer, and their son Wilbur will join them in a few days.
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L. A. Metzgar
Brooklyn
N. J. Smith
South Dakota
Wilbur
Ole Bull Will Case Settled Quietly in Probate
Mrs. Vaughn is set to receive a substantial share of her mother’s estate after weeks of hearings in Alfred Biddeford Me. The settlement ends further court sessions and directs Judge Hobbs to close the case next Monday. The codicil previously cut Mrs Vaughn from half a million in the will.
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Boston
Ole Bull
Alfred
Biddeford
Hobbs
Vaughn
Cornell Varsity Eight Wins Hudson Regatta Over Columbia
Cornell's varsity eight triumphed in the annual Hudson race near Poughkeepsie amid 50 000 spectators. Columbia led early but Cornell surged ahead in the final miles to win by a length and a half, with Syracuse close behind. Freshman and four oared events followed, Columbia also victorious in the freshman race while Cornell won the four oared.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Hudson
Columbia
Ithacans
Penpnylvania
Quakers
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Donrney
Rice
Pennsylvania
Sage
John D. Rockefeller Visits Standard Oil Meetings
John D Rockefeller returned from Cleveland to attend reorganizational meetings at Standard Oil offices in New York. The official said publication is not planned before September. It was Rockefeller's first visit to 26 Broadway in years and followed his prior involvement with the company.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Tarrytown
Standard Oil Company
Broadway
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Beachey Defies Death In Niagara Flight
Lincoln Beachey flew an aeroplane over Niagara Falls and the gorge then beneath the upper steel bridge in a daring circuit. He remained in control throughout the maneuver and landed safely on the Canadian side outskirts.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Lincoln Beachey
Niagara
Canada
Qnt
Beachey
Baseball results from National League action
Brooklyn loses 4 to 3 at Brooklyn New York while Brooklyn sec ond game ends 1 to 0. St Louis defeats Chicago 5 to 4 and Philadelphia beats Boston 4 to 3. Cincinnati edges Pittsburgh 1 to 0. Standings show New York and Chicago leading with key pitchers noted.
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National League
Brooklyn
New York
Guard
Meyers
Scanlon
Sehe
Bergen
New Oerene
Ames
Wilson
Barger
St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis
Pees Brown
Archer
Harmonaig
Philadelphia
Boston
Humphries
Doom
Perdue
Kling
Pipitta
Cincinnati
Batterie Gibson
Mine
Smith Ana A
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Mission
Pullman Chase
Asmuth
China
Arminster
Axminster
JAVED
DAISY
Mrs. Vaughn
Wren Red Bank
Asbury Park
Gook’s Dept
Cookman Ave
Main St
J. Kridel Red Bank
Phil Seamon
New Jersey
Notary Bark
J. Grover
Broad St
Red Bank
Ford & Miller Red Bank
Eastman Kodak
Dickopf Art Store
Cockenee Bank
Salz
Jenacy
Garavest
Broad Street
Howe Or
Farr
Scoarman & Marx Ciorurs
Stricklin
Fearsons
Bank
John D
Standard Oil Office
Nto
Baseball
Bateree
Bante
Sie Street
Henry
Quinn
Weene
Walker
Detroit
Sullivan
Donovan
Clevelni Rene Ie Etre
Washington Y Une
Pittsburg
Stear
Ohio River
H. Woolley & CO
Long Branch
Towmley
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