Your Advantage at A. Be Ruggles Incorporated Ad
When clothes rise in price the extra cost comes from the buyer not the store. Our current stock of men s suits and furnishings was purchased at prices unlikely to repeat for years. Isn t this a good time to buy, then 100 percent values.
Obituary notices from a Sussex county newspaper
Obituaries note Pol Fiances wife of Adkins Heiden passing June 11 after a brief illness in Walla, with survivors including her husband and their family. Also listed are Jeremiah Goldsmith a longtime resident who died suddenly in Anatice, and Elizabeth Sproul of Warwick who died at home age about 60. Further notices honor Mrs. Frank Berry and Mrs. Edgar Layton with brief family details and funeral arrangements.
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Adkins Heiden
Walla
van Lorn
Prince Gears
Reubert Coleman
Georgina Boon
Hette
Willian Hairston
William
Daniel Harriison
New York
Elix
John Uhese
J City
God
sHipathy
Jeremiah Goided
Monzehks
Anatice
Mon S. dJume
Eftenville
Smith
Iain m
Goldsmith Wendant
W. B. Sproul
Warwick
Elizabeth
Lene
WiNum
Sproul
Isaae
Sprovi
St. Luke's
Newburgh
Cereral
Miss Aldwin
Bea
Repvilhamung
Frank C. Berry
Hi Cpon
Erry
Fm Goshen
David Wetmore
Augusta Jackson
Fay
Sirs Berry
Sussex
X. J
Beso
Broderick
Eseh
Charles
Ido
Paul
Derry
Gosius
Edgar Layton
Sarah Layton
Edgar Luyton
Newton
Martha Schooley
Sussex County
David Slack
Julia Laton
Lester
Trenton
Neis Join
Lewiston
Edgar
Suvive
Mary Rosnik
Walpack
Jacob Keen
Middeville
Alym Roy
George W. Schooler
Unionville
Death by suicide shocks New Vernon farmer family
Sam Free found Frank Giveans dead at the New Vernon wagon house after Giveans shot himself in the chest and head with a 3 calibre revolver. Letters to his wife Harry Reeve and son Murry Giveans revealed no clear motive beyond recent troubles. A sheriff sale and cremial arrangements followed as the community mourned a longtime resident aged about 54.
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New Vernon
Sam Free
Frank Giveans
Mr. Free
Giveaus
Mgr. Giveans
Harry Reeve
Mir Reeve
Murr Giveans
Marpeth
L. L
W. T. Gormelizs
Middletown
Mr. Giveans
Bebas
Verry
Draft changes likely to take men of 19 to 45
Washington June 20 The age limits under the main draft law may rise to 45 and be lowered to 19 as discussion centers on who will act Congress or the War Department Secretary Baker prefers Congress to take the initiative He would approve the plan if asked Senate military committee has not yet acted awaiting War Department clarity
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Washington
America
War Department
Congress
Baker
Senate
June 28 Shower for Threll Hospital Benefit Held
A benefit shower will be held June 28 in the Japanese Garden of Mr and Mrs George X Clemson under the Thimbla Chart Chub auspices to aid Threll Hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Edward B Burns at 187 Wickham Avenue.
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Threll Hospital
George X. Clemson
Thimbla Chart Chub
Edward B. Burns
Wickham Avenue
Riots and flood cut Vienna supply lines in fight with Italy
Reports from London describe heavy rains flooding Tyrol and rivers, washing away bridges and isolating Austrian troops on the western bank. Italian forces shell and raid, while air raids by Allied aircraft threaten Austrian positions as reinforcements struggle to reach front lines.
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London
Sunday Schools Unite for Outing on Saturday
Sunday Schools unite for an outing featuring games and shade areas at Ridgebury on the Kiwn of the Ri. Presby pace hosts the event with weather plans in place for a storm. Winners listed but details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate
Ridgebury
Presbypace
Big Dance at Brown's Hall in Unionville
Jottings announce a big community dance at Brown's Hall Unionville on Friday evening June 21 1978. Committee arranged advertisement invites residents to attend a social event with music and dancing.
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Brown's Hall
Unionville
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County to Buy War Stamps And Hats Advertisement
County to Buy War Stamps continued from page one lists stamps prices and hats. P J Reilly of Micaletown appointed to H 2 vacancy on IT Board after death of Supe visor John Cooper. Food Commission gets $500 for work. Rev J Holmes McGuinness seeks funding. Summer closing noted as office hours cut Friday noon to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Reilly
Micaletown
John §. Cooper
Food Commission
E. HA. Barreton
Orange County Food Comission
J. Holmes icGuinne
Chester
Man Arrested Over Lost Purse at Carnival Fare
Herbert Williams employed by The Whip carnival operator faced petit larceny charges after a purse containing about $40 vanished at Waits Field. Two boys, Walter Gardner and William Robertson, found the purse and returned it. Williams claimed he passed the money to another person. authorities later recovered $4 and Williams was taken to court for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Willams
Waits Field
Howard M. Starr
Rerem Wickham
Doremus
Walter Gardner
East Avenue
William Robertson
Little Avenue
Bers
Williams
Elese
William Faulkner
Fred B. Weed
Bruce McCoach
Willame
Ochets
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W. C. Herbert
Jeremiah Goldsmith
Frederic Goldsmith
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Adaw
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J. E Appler
Er Rinville M. E. Church
Adkins Harrison
B. F. van Sickle
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George J. Horrevoets
James G. Horcevests
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Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
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Vernon Thornton
W. C. Onkenholz
Willard O. Onkenholz
4Th Field Artery
Camp Stuart
Newport News
J. H. Tuthill
Howard C. Mallinson
C. Malinson
Hf. C. Mallinson
Hanford Street
Battery C
Sta Field Archery
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Vienna
Masons
Ellenville
Hotman Luise
Eliensile
Br Auto
Warwarsing Lodz
C. H. Picsard
Edgar Ward
Cheries Wechirnser
Walter J. Sete
Sceler
Loder & Herbisdi
City Hall
James St
Times
George Doremus
Ro Ball
Rach 2
M.termool
R. D. Parker
Optometrist & Optician
Cor
Orchard
James Thornton
Spring Glen
First Provisional Organization Co. Quartermaster Department
Carrie
Worcester
J. Blaine
East Main St