Farm Property at Westtown Is Sold
Westtown Dec 22 Several real estate transactions occurred with Miss Rebecca Smitthem selling a 132 acre farm near Gardnerville to Mortimer Clark who has rented it for two years. William Selmes bought George Card’s roughly 150 acre farm near Waterloo Mills. Herbert Hockenberry bought C E Sayer’s house and lot in Westtown. Mr and Mrs John E DeBois brought home their daughter Vivian from Roosevelt Hospital where she had been a patient for two weeks.
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Westtown
Rebecca Smitthem
Gardnerville
Mortimer Clark
William Selmes
George Card
Waterloo Mills
Herbert Hockenberry
C. E. Sayer
Archibald Sutherland
John E. DeBois
Vivian
Roosevelt Hospital
Budget call shows a 22 million rise in state needs
Albany reports the Legislature budget committee mails its 22 476 099 increase in requests for appropriations led by personal service and hospital care. The vast rise covers deficits payments printing education and construction with calls for an office building and prison remodeling among anticipated larger costs for state operations.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Sage
Finance Committee
Senate
Sing
Lfe
Preaches Sunday at New Prospect. church services noted
Pine Bush Des 22 Rev W W Wilcox of Walden to occupy New Prospect Reformed Church pulpit next Sunday morning. Graham's Church repairs mean no service. At fourth quarterly Methodist conference reports favorable and pastor Rev George E Wright invited to return. Sunday 11 am service titled The Glory of the Latter House. 7:30 pm union service with Rev Wright and Rev Dickson. Epworth League at 6 45. Sunday school Christmas treat Dec 26. Graham's Church to worship EK P Hall and join M E Church in evening. Young people plan masquerade ball in Maccabee Hall Friday. Junior Order dance Friday evening with orchestra.
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Pine Bush
Des
W. W. Wilcox
Walden
New Prospect Reformed Church
Graham‘s
The
Methodist Church
F. H. Benning
George E. Wright
Wright
James A. R. Dickson
Graham’s
U. P. Church
Epworth League
Graham's
P. Hall
M. E
Maccabee Hall
Iselmes Purchases A Waterloo Farm
Unionville report notes William Selmes bought George Card's Waterloo farm and takes possession April 1. Also William Whiner bought a team of black horses from Peter Shanaburgh. Various residents plan trips. Christmas concert planned at Empire Hall December 28 with Rev Mecinnes preaching and choir rehearsing.
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Unionville
William Selmes
George Card
Waterloo
Wm. Whiner
Peter Shanaburgh
Storms
Paterson
G. Goldsmith
R. E Hallock
Sirs. Howard
Marlboro
Florida
Mirs. Dennis
Newburgh
South Carolina
L. E. Whitaker
Antwerp
Empire Hall
Mecinnes
The January Woman's Home Companion overview
The January issue of The Woman's Home Companion features work by Boss Parker Butler Sophie Kerr Mary Stewart Cutting and Temple Bailey with the serial The Stingy Receiver by Eleanor Hallowell Abbott. It includes articles on The Impersonal Attitude A Happy Mother-in-Law Clean Motion Pictures and sections on fashions cooking and a picture section for both young readers and adults.
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Woman's Home Companion
Boss Parker Butler
Sophie Kerr
Mary Stewart Cutting
Temple Bailey
Nolier
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Men In a Five Ninety Auto Strap Safety Razor Ad
Complete with strap and 12 blades the manufacturer guarantees 509 shaves from one set. Thirty days on trial. If unsatisfied return. Tampa Cuban cigars for Christmas smokers priced 1.90 to 4.50 a box of 50. Seed and Havana cigars 2.00 to 3.75 a box of 50 and boxes of 25. J Erskine Millis Druggist.
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J. Erskine Millis
Population shifts to larger cities in U S census data
Washington reports total U S population at 102,017,312 with territories bringing the United States and possessions to 112.4 million. New York City tallies 6,602,811 as urban growth moves residents into cities over 46,000. Census estimates show Chicago Detroit and others among the largest metropolitan areas.
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Washington, D. C
United States
New York City
Chicago
Sphia
Si Basie
Detroit
SYZ
Buffalo
Des
Denver
Lois
Oakland
Atlanta
Brirmsin
Worcester
Christmas Music at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church will host Christmas music at the 11 o'clock morning service and the 4 o'clock Home Hour Vesper service. Morning features carols, some ancient and beautiful. Afternoon offers the cantata The Word Made Flesh and selections from The Messiah, including the Hallelujah chorus, with Miss Cowley assisting. The full program to be published tomorrow.
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First Presbyterian Church
Shepard
Miss Cowley
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