Chester Couple Celebrate Their 13th Anniversary
Chester residents Sir and Mrs W H Smith celebrated their 13th wedding anniversary at their Chester home with thirteen guests. Christmas services were held at MOE Church and a cantata The Christ Child is planned at Goshen Presbyterian Church. Regular Chester Grange meeting will install officers January 8.
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Chester
W. H. Smith
Freesk Glynnard
Brooklyn
Benard H. Cullen, Jr
Carl van Lxten
Lafayette College
Kathryn M. Bell
Albany Teachers” College
Buchdars
MOE
Goshen Presbyterian Church
Chester Grange
Grange Hall
Wilda Hunter
Willam Hunter
Melvin Wilkin
Jersey City
Ba. Thompson
Aliss Susan KR. Ball
Anna Noonan
New York
Mildred Taft
Croton
N. Y
Taft
Lena Brooks
New York City
George Brooks
Thomas Caffey
Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Robert Goelet
Glenmere
Edward
Town Officers Audit Board Meets This Saturday
A town board will receive and audit accounts on Saturday December 27. Warvey Space of Montgomery visits his father J D Space during Christmas. Miss Exoma Kain Ossining teacher spends holidays with her parents Mrs and Abs. George Rainwood Thompson Newport B S visits his father and sisters for Christmas.
American Woman Receives $85,000 Coat Christmas Gift
A New York report notes a luxury fur coat valued at 850,000 bought as a Christmas gift for a prominent American woman. Prices for sable, fox, and other furs soar with demand, driven by postwar wealth and a strong U S fur market.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Iit
Burgesia
Siberia
Alaska
Pussia Smd
Prince Edward Island
J. W. aArzenbricht
Amerca
United States
Paris
Argenbright
America
Hudson Bay
Church Service Sunday Evening Next Week
Epworth League at 4715 M. E. Hall has gone to Ridgeway Pa to spend the holidays with relatives J H Townsend is harvesting ice at Stevensville this week for the Empire State Dairy Company Miss Ruby Hobart of Liberty is visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Kallack The post office has been busy with holiday mail Durwood Robertson of the U S S Arizona is home for a few days John Manion has sold his farm Durwood Robertson home for holidays Times Press ad proclaims 26 000 readers daily
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Durwood Robertson
U. S S. Arizona
John Manion
High Indian Birth Rate Sparks Hope for Rejuvenated Race
The Nation-Wide Campaign led by the Episcopal Church aims to educate and integrate Indian populations through medical aid schools and vocational training. It promotes sanitation and Christianized assimilation, notes high birth rates and growing Indian communities, and outlines church-led efforts across multiple states and reservations.
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United States
Episcopal Church
Christianiz
Keeping of Picture Brides Out of America Urged
Charles H. Sherrill former American Minister to Argentina told the America Japan Society that the gentlemen’s agreement with Japan should be supplemented by a ladies agreement to limit picture brides. He argued the practice threatens U S Japanese relations and shifts marriage patterns, increasing Japanese laborers in America and intensifying economic competition.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Charles H. Shermark
New York
Argentina
America- Japan Society
Japan
United States
América
Sherrill
America
Thompson Ridge and Hopewell Church Christmas Events
The Thompson Ridge school closes for a two week Christmas vacation. A Hopewell Church gathering in the lecture room on December 7 features songs and a program, followed by supper. Mrs. Caldwell Thompson and Miss Elmira Dickerson are holidaying with family. several residents are referenced in local notices.
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Thompson Rudess
Derma
Teortie Rundar
Hopewell Church
Hopewell C. FE
Pease
Esther White
Harriet Jascons
Thompson Rider
Caldwell Thompson
Alexander Thompson
Elmira Dickeresa
F. Dickerson
Steen
Missionary Will Speak at Local Church Jan 8
Local church hosts a missionary visit on January 8 with speakers from several missions. The speakers outline their experiences in New Pennsylvani ad and other regions, discussing conditions and efforts of their work.
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Presbyterian
New
Weihsien
Shan Tung Cement
Teem
Wellacins
Ale Missioncury
KoQua
Keansciene China
Dro Watters
Pein
Cheb Bh
Ctra
Fies Vibert Stom
Ming Moore
Pete Craiseway
Erinn
Esas S. Terra Wet
Unionville Water Works Purchase Advisory Context
A cryptic damaged notice from Unionville outlines opposition to purchasing the water works. It references local civic matters, religious notices, and a church schedule with services and programs. includes stray names and fragmented lines, reflecting a cluttered historical notice page.
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Unionville
Pay-as-You-Go Plan Advanced by Legislature
New York lawmakers discuss adopting a pay-as-you-go policy to curb overspending. The assembly argues that funding should cover existing and new projects without incurring excessive debt, aiming to balance the state budget and control interest costs.
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New York
Zion City Plan Improvement Aims to Revise Layout
The plan proposes upgrades to Zion City including street changes and new paving. Officials intend to implement revisions to improve traffic flow and urban design while coordinating with the local board and state agencies.
Knights of Pythias Fraternal Meeting Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show Knights of Pythias event at a lodge, with references to Repler Consens F.atae and a date near the 68th meeting. Lacking full details, the item notes a local fraternal function and attendance.
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Knights OF
Pythias
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