Bridal Party Dines Amid Lanterns For Edison Honeymoon
The Edison family in Orange plans a wedding tomorrow as Madeline Edison and John Eyre Sloane prepare to wed at the Guzmont residence in Llewellyn Park. A pre nuptial dinner dance gathered relatives and friends at the Casino atop Eagle Rock with lanterns and spring flowers.
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Madeline Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Glenmont
Llewellyn Park
Orange
Dis
John Eyre Sloane
Eagle Rock
Orange Mountains
New York
Charles Conor Sloane
Richard M. Colgate
Brahn
Wedded at Hotel Savoy Miss Selma Mebenvahl and Dr Harry A Goldberg
Miss Selma L Mebenvahl daughter of Mr and Mrs A Louis Mebenvahl Far Rockaway and Dr Harry A Goldberg son of Mrs A Goldberg 222 East Seventy second Street were married yesterday at 3 PM at the Hotel Savoy. The Rev Rudolph Grossman and Rev E Frisch officiated. Brides gown ivory satin with point lace and pearls. Maid of honor Miss Fistellie Mebenvahl. Veiled bride, flowers daisies and roses. Ushers included Harry Meyer Mebenvahl and Haward Cohen. Reception followed the ceremony.
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Selma L. Mebenvahl
A. Louis Mebenvahl
Far Rockaway
Harry A. Goldberg
A. Goldberg
East Seventy-second Street
Hotel Savoy
Rudolph Grossman
E. Frisch
Fistellie Mebenvahl
Anna
Eva Mebenvahl
Sylvia Schwartz
Ruth Mebenvahl
Howard Lee
Harry and
Meyer Mebenvahl
Haward Cohen
WEDS MISS VANDEWART IN SAVIGNY HALL
Philip Miller of Annapolis Maryland marries Miss Selda Vandewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Vandewart at Savigny Hall Lenox Avenue with Rev Dr Lissman officiating The bride wears white satin and lace maid of honor is Miss Hettye Vandewart Best man is Har Strauss After the ceremony the couple plan a Canada tour and will settle in Annapolis Maryland
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Philip Miller
Annapolis
Selda Vandewart
Henry Vandewart
Morningside Avenue
Savigny Hall
Lenox Venur
Lissman
Hettye Vandewart
Hazel Harris
Richard Stanley Adams
Har Strauss
Mr. Miller
Canada
Nagel-Davis Wedding At Delmonico's In Gold Room
Morris Nagel and Mises Corinne Davis wed in the Gold Room of Delmonico's with Rev. Dr. Elseman officiating. Bride wore white satin and veil with orange blossoms, attended by sisters Selma and Lucile Davis. Best man Jack Lazarus. about sixty guests. Honeymoon planned abroad. couple to reside at Riverside Drive after home completion.
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Morris Nagel
Mises Corinne Davis
Ahr
A. B Davis
Not West 111Th Street
Gold Room
Delmonico’s
Elseman
Palma
Vailey
Misa Selma Davis
Lucile Davis
Nagels
Miss Barron to Wed at Tangier
A Tangier wedding is announced for Blanche Harron daughter of the late James S. Harron of New York to Paolo de Parente Italian Chargé Affaires in Morocco. The ceremony will occur on Thursday with Tangier as the setting.
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Miss Barron
Tangier
New York Times
London
Blanche
James S. Harron
New York
Paolo de Parente
Morocco
Heiden and Kaufmann Wed at Delmonicos
Miss Irma F Heiden daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Heiden and Fritz Kaufmann were married at Delmonicos with A Zucker as matron of honor and Evelyn Heymann as flower girl. The gown was white satin and lace with the mother's veil. Ushers included Leo R Helden Walter Weis Joseph Bondy Joel Marder B Horkheimer and Leo Gathachild. About n ests were present. The couple will live in New York.
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Irma F. Heiden
J. L. Heiden
Fritz Kaufmann
Delmonicos
A. Zucker
Evelyn Heymann
Leo R. Helden
Walter Weis
Joseph Bondy
Joel Mar
Militants Plot Foiled In London Water Reservoirs
A militant plot to blow up the Metropolitan Water Board reservoirs in Woolwich was relayed to authorities last night. Police guarded the reservoirs overnight to prevent widespread disruption. In Caxton Hall, Sylvia Pankhurst said she would abstain from hunger or thirst strikes until Premier Asquith agrees to receive a suffragette deputation. A war correspondent condemned the King, calling him unadventurous and unimaginative.
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New York Times
London
Metropolitan Water Board
Woolwich
Sylvia Pankhurst
Caxton Hall
Asquith
H. W. Nevinson
Mrs. Pankhurst
Gems Missing After Steamboat Theft Sinks to $25000
Hugo Bendheim reports $25,000 in jewelry stolen from his stateroom aboard the Adrian on the New York Albany steamboat last night. Police note a damaged window case and missing rings, bracelets, necklaces, cuff links, watch emblems and earrings. Company and Jewelers Protective Union deny details. Bendheim family says Mrs. Bendheim has heard nothing of the loss.
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Albany
Hugo Bendheim
Klein & J
Rendheim
Klein & Bendheim
Maiden Lane
Much
People’s Line
Jewelers’ Protective Union
Maiden Line
Kiein & Bendheim
Bendheim
Washington Avenue
Chicago to Build $5,000,000 Stratford Hotel on Michigan Ave
Plans completed for a new 5 million dollar Stratford Hotel on the Stratford site at Michigan Avenue and Jackson. The 260 foot structure would bring total investment to about 10 million with possible Blackstone expansion toward Wabash Avenue. A connected bridge to the Blackstone Theatre is contemplated as part of the project.
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New York Times
Chicago
Stratford
Michigan Avenue
Jackson
Tel Company
Ork Boulevard
Ritz-Carlton
New
Blackstone Hotel Company
Blackstone
Seventh Street
Wabash Avenue
Blackstone Theatre
International Mercantile Marine reports 1918 surplus expansion
The International Mercantile Marine Company records its best year in history with a 14.05 percent preferred stock return and a total surplus of 5,716,059. Gross steamship earnings reach 47,510,404. total income 60,041,938. net revenue 9,507,045. Atlantic passenger traffic shows a gain but overall business conditions are described as unsatisfactory.
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International Mercantile Marine Company
Sanderson
Atlantic
Alma Gluck Marries Efrem Zimbalist in London Registry
American singer Alma Gluck wed Russian violinist Efrem Zimbalist today before a London registrar. Their engagement was announced last February while Gluck was performing in Kansas City. Zimbalist was touring Russia, with Gluck becoming a familiar figure in American and British musical circles.
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jAmerican
Efrem Zimbalist
London
Alma Gluck
Efrem Zimbelist
Jackson Garretson Wedding Plans at Elmhurst
The wedding of Miss Tirace Garretson daughter of Justice and Mrs Garret J Garretson to John Hiera Jackson will occur at Elmhurst S F at 4 oclock next Saturday afternoon The bride’s sole attendant will be Miss Mary Garretson sister The ushers include Wilbur Jackson Lt Arthur C Lumley Louis Revier Jr and James Garretson brother of the bride Best man James A Lurrell
Public Health and Morality Juggled in Federation Talks
At the General Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Chicago Ella Flags Young defends sex education in schools as a dignity lesson. Dean Sumner and Julia Lathrop press for birth records and disease certificates with club unit action planned. Resolutions condemn suggestive magazine stories and back a national centennial honor for The Star-Spangled Banner. Pennybacker appears set for re-election.
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Chicago
Ella Flags Young
General Federation of “Women's Clubs
Young
Dean Sumner
Walter T. Sumner
8S. S. Crockett
Public Health Department
Federation
Baltimore
Mae Sullivan Bakes Hoax Exposes Real Vaudeville Pay
Mae A. Sullivan testified in City Court about her vaudeville earnings from a $225000 breach of promise suit against Arthur I Hoe. She said her $1000 salary was press agent pay and only $300 actual income after booking and press agent deductions.
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Mae A. Sullivan
Arthur I. Hoe
Miss Sullivan
Milton Bloomingthal
Stern & Greenberg
Columbus Avenue
105Th Street
Mr. Bloomingthal
Wilton Lackaye Receives Honorary BA at Georgetown
Actor Wilton Lackaye was awarded an honorary Bachelor of Arts degree by Georgetown University after delivering an address on campus. Georgetown marked its 125th anniversary as Lackaye joined several speakers for the celebration.
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Wilton Lackaye
Washington
Georgetown University
Mr. Lackaye
Georgetown
Lackaye
Boy Rescued After Daring Watch Save in Oil Tank
Trenton N J June 15 A 7 year old boy Thomas Madden fell into a waste oil tank while retrieving his hat. Passersby pulled him from the surface and he was submerged but kept his toy watch above the water, saving a keepsake as rescuers reached him.
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Trenton
N. J
Thomas Madden
Theatrical Notes On New York Stage Events
New York theatre chatter notes Frevgee's Tongaere Theatre revival and cast at the Winter Garden for The Passing Show of 1918. Arthur Hammerstein to lead in The Trap as Richard Hara crafts next season drama. Grand Central Park hosts 1000 dancing couples contest with $500 prizes. Janet Beecher named for The Vanishing Firkde at Belasco Theatre season launch. Ambulance surgeons attend Cort Theatre screening of The Escape where the hero is an ambulance surgeon.
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Frevgee
Tongaere
New York
Ann Murdock
Ry Troutman
Maude Eburne
Hale Hamilm
George Parsons
Fritz Williams
Mayor Mitchel
Richard Hara
Stavis
Jules Eckert Goodman
Next Seaon
Tully Marshall
Grand Central Park
David Belasco
Janet Beecher
Belasco Theatre
Miss Beecher
Fourteen City Hospital
Heflevie Mt
Vincent Polyclinic
Flower
Hudson Street
Harlem
Cort Theatre
Colored Theatre Opens on Broadway Bijou Reopens as Playhouse
The Bijou Theatre in Broadway reopens as a regular playhouse for colored patrons with The Darktown Follies of 1914 as the opening act. White patrons attend in near-equal numbers. Walter and Jerome Rosenberg run management while ticket sales are handled by white staff and ushers are colored women.
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New York
Hammerstein's
Bijou
Walter
Jerome Rosenberg
Paul Althouse to Wed Miss Breen in St Paul Home
Paul Althouse the Metropolitan Opera tenor will marry Elizabeth Breen daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Breen of St Paul Minn The ceremony will be at the bride's parents home Miss Breen a Minnesota graduate studied singing in Italy for four years They met in Oscar Saenger studio where both trained for grand opera The couple will sail June 2 for Italy for the summer and Althouse plans a third Met season next year
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Paul Althouse
Metropolitan Opera Company
Elizabeth Breen
Thomas M. Breen
St. Paul
Minn
Miss Breen
University of Minnesota
Italy
Oscar Saenger
Social Notes Highlight Summer Plans and Weddings
Mrs. Johnny Jacob Astor sails with her son to Bar Harbor Maine for the season. Charlemagne Tower and family visit Manhattan while Wertheimers sail to England and France. Depews and Mrs Taft depart Europe aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie, awaiting September return. Eugenie Steiner wedding in Lawrence Long Island with Albert Steiner and William Schiff. Woodruffs open Ash Grove in Connecticut to mark fifty first wedding anniversary June 30. Terry and Williams wedding trip planned aboard Waterland. Miss Mary McCabe and David M. Sause engage at luncheon. Ruth Coburn Bill to wed Maus Wheelwright of Providence.
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Johnny Jacob Astor
S40
Fifth Avenue
Ser Yous Son
Bartarbor
Charlemagne Tower
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Herbert N. Wertheimer
East Thirty-eighth Street
England
France
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry W. Taft
Europe
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Depew
Eugenie Steiner
Albert Steiner
William Schiff
Lawrence
L. I
New York
Pennsylvania
Charles IH. Woodruff
Ash Grove
Smitchfield
Conn
Mirs
John Taylor Terry
Constance Williams
Siil
Waterland
Mary McCabe
Daniel IP. McCabe
David M. Sause
Edmond J. Sause
McCabe
James Rawson Bill
Oedensburg
N. Y
Ruth Coburn Bill
Maus Schermerhorn Wheelwright
Providence
Theaters Feature Wide After Dark Bills in New York
Local theatres display a mix of touring and continuing shows. The Beauty Shop at the Astor, Potash and Perl Mutters at Cohen's, Kitty MacKay at the Comedy, The Yellow Ticket at the Eltinge, The Dummy at the Hudson, A Pair of Sixes at the Long Acre, The Follies at the New Amsterdam, The Things That Count at the Playhouse, Too Many Cooks at Thirtyninth Street, and The Passing Show at the Winter Garden headline weekly changes. Vaudeville lines include the Dolly Twins and Sebastian, Elizabeth Murray, The Temptation of Adam and Eve, and more. In addition, Dancing by Moonlight remains a Roof Garden draw, while Amelia Bingham headlines at the Palace with Big Moments from Great Plays and other acts fill the bill.
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Astor
Cohan’'s
Kitty MacKay
Comedy
Eltinge
Hudson
Long Acre
New Amsterdam
Playhouse
Thirtysninth Street
Winter Garden
Hammerstein
Roof Garden
Victoria Theatre
Dolly Twins
Sebastian
Elizabeth Murray
Stepp
Goodrich
King
Collins and
Hart
Treat
Seals
Maxine
Bobby
Cadets de Gascogne
Coakley
Daley
Palace Théatre
Amelia Bingham
Joan of Arc
Rouen
Lisle Leigh
Lloyd Bingham
Miss Bingham
Jesse Lasky
Red Heads
Ruth Roye
Col
Mare
Mme. de la Ware
Mae Melville
Robert Higgins
Wartelli
Daisy
Jock
Doris
Lauder
Harry Fox
Academy of Music
Bej
William Pogl
Eden Museem
City Plans to Use Vacant Lots as Playgrounds
The Safety First Society and the Real Estate Board of New York back a citywide play area plan using vacant lots. Corporation Counsel Polk says owners face no liability for child injuries if lots are defect free and properly adapted, with possible written relinquishment of control. City would lease grounds to the Park Department under supervision of officials including Mayor Mitchel and George McAneny.
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Safety First Society
Real Estate Board of New York
Corporation
Frank N. Polk
Polk
Park Department
Mitchel
George McAneny
Marks
Prendergast
Warde
Woclds
McAdoo
The
Safety, First Society
the Real Estate Board of New York
Ogden L. Mills
Ralph Folks
J. A. Ritchie
A. B. Cumner
F. H. Eliott
Lawrence B. Elliman
Albert B.ashforth
Frederick JD. Kalley
Hotel Manhattan Sale Rumor Denied by Managers
Hawk & Wetherbee issued a formal statement denying reports that the Hotel Manhattan would be sold or torn down for a department store. The firm has held the hotel lease for eighteen years and plans to continue managing the property for many years.
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Manhattan
Hawk & Wetherbee
Wall Paper Company Officers Indicted On Bankruptcy Charges
Three officers of the Harlem Wall Paper Supply Company were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury on concealing the effects of the corporation. Jonas Dickman also faced perjury charges related to bankruptcy proceedings. Arraigned before Judge Mayer, Dickman offered tentative guilty pleas. all defendants were admitted to bail of 5000 each.
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Bennkrupt Harlem Wall Paper Supply Company
Philip Dickman
West Path Street
Jonas Diekman
Congers
N. Y
Cosmo ON. Rosenberg
West South Street
State Concern
Edward Rothschild O
Conyers
F . Jonas Dickman
Mayer
Ate
Right Reverend A R Tucker Dies at Westminster Abbey
London June 15 The Right Reverend Alfred Robert Tucker Canon of Drurdeern since 1911 died suddenly today in Westminster Abbey. Born in 1851 he studied at Christ Church Oxford earned ThD and LLD. Ordained 1882 he served as curate at Difton and Durham later became Bishop of Uganda and author of Eighteen Years in Uganda. He spent his last three years in Durham.
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Durham
Westminster Abbey
London
Alfred Robert Tucker
Drurdeern
Dr. Tucker
Christ Church
Oxford
Cambridge
Difton
Cmersh
Filshop
Eastern
Equatorial Africa
Moubasa
Uganda
Artong
England
Tle
Tucker
Carlotta Addison
Sue
Liverpool
Rom Taylor
Edwin Howlett Sr Prominent European Whip Dies in Paris
Edwin Howlett Sr a famed European whip died at his Thane in Paris on Saturday at age 79. He mentored many society figures and helped popularize coaching with a Paris to Vienna coach run of over 2000 miles in 52 days. Survived by his widow two daughters and two sons Edwin Jr and Maurice Howlett.
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Edwin Howlett
Europe
Thane
Paris
France
Howlett
Vienna
Versailles
Earwin Howlett, Jr
Maurice
Death of John Neher Lewis Longtime New York City Engineer
John Neher Lewis aged S died at his Annandale New York home. He was father of Nelson P. Lewis Chief Engineer of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. He also left son the Rev. John M. Lewis and daughter Mrs Whittone wife of Rev F B Whitton.
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John Neher Lewis
Nelson P. Lewis
Board of Estimate
Annandale
N. Y
Mr. Lewis
Acamindale
Longtime Hudson River Steamer Captain Dies
Capt William S. Vankeuren former State Inspector of steam vessels on island waters dies aged after a long career including Civil War service and command of Hudson River passenger steamers. He also served as Ulster County Assemblyman in MM-6.
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Kingston
N. Y
William S. Vankeuren
Ulster County
Obituary notices reflect local deaths and families
A string of death notices reports the passing of Nettie Morris Tracy at 24 Willoughby Ave Brooklyn aged 33, Anna B Rup an at 10, Keziah Pairhurst, Dr Frederick I B Merlin of 64th St, Susan Pinckney of Summit NJ, Myer Bonny, John McLamoy of Flushing, Anna Mary Popeman of College Point, and others. The notices note church memberships, occupations, residences, and survivor details.
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Nettie
Morris Tracy
Arthur I
Tracy
Pinas Department
New York City
Willoughby Avenue
Strooklyn
St Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church
Anna B. Rupan
Edwin Pinkie
Sussex
Rutan
Ite
Oliver H. Perry
Keziah Pairhcurst
Joan J. Patrhurst
Aed
Flanagan
Sarah
Ueh
Iy. Mi
Neuwhorn
Hannah
M. Ostloh
Anna
Jame
Peyton
Harry
Sheridan
Joseph P
West
160Th St
Brooklyn
Narrington
Michael
Lot Greene
Mary EL
Lafayette Av
Downes
Hose
Hull St
M. Gieney
Mare
Dogars
A. M
Eliza
Lincoln Read
Mont Mary
Halxey St
M. McDougall
Anna HK
Lafayette
McIneeney
Thomas
Henry St
Pape
Margaret
Relevue
Preston
Richard J
Douglass
Robinson
Ida
Faeneral Teieav
Speanatian
Peeteeran Sheottibay
Katharine
Iran St. Jaume
M. Thursehy
Joseph M
Howard Av
Jame Ih
von, der Lirth
Eide W
Foster
Carter Divorce Reveals Titanic Survivors and Court Details
William E. Carter and his wife were divorced in Philadelphia as the court ordered alimony and custody arrangements with the proceedings not made public. The couple and their two children are survivors of the Titanic disaster. Also reported was a separate Bromley divorce decree in which Thomas Bromley obtained a breakup from Annette Bromley amid a publicized investigation following a secret marriage and arrests.
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Sproiat
New York Times
Philadephia
James
Toneile Belk
Carter
Stewart Belk
Baltimore
Palmere
Newport
Washington
Stoday
Willem BL Carter
Mr. Carter
William v. Carter
Argent
Thomas Bromiey
Annette UW. Bromley
Bromley i
Bromley
Athantic City
Annette Piamasom
Sixteenth Street
Behigh Avenue
Miss Thinsen
Lhremiey
Mr. Dromley
Frank J. Shultz
Will of George J. Kraus Involves Trusts and Legacy
The will of George J. Kraus, partner in Sullivan and Kraus, leaves the bulk of his estate to his wife Frannie Kraus. It directs sale of race horses autos and carriages with proceeds to the wife and a trust for a grandson not to exceed 1000 yearly for ten years. One fourth of residuary estate goes to his daughter and three fourths to his son Samuel. Executors named are Frannie Kraus and David Kraus. The value of the estate is unknown but Kraus-Kraus interests are about 100000.
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J Kraus
Big
Tom Sullivan
Sullivan X Kraus
Mra
Frannie Kraus
Mr Kraus
Grust
Gutoeft
Mr. Kraus
Gorandson
Jesse Wank
Fast Fifteenth Street
Dulheels
West Ninety-ninth Street
Samuel Kraus
Second Avenue
Kraus
Samuel
Flo
Neis
Davie Kraus
Dr Branique Dies at 71 in Brooklyn Home
Dr William J Branique a long time Brooklyn dentist died at age 71 at his sister Mary McGlynn’s home 1 Sidney Place Brooklyn. He graduated from New York Medical College and New York College of Dentistry and belonged to the New York Athletic Club the Larchmont Yacht Club the Young Mens Christian Association and the Seventh Regiment Veterans Association. He never married.
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William J. Branique
Mary McGlynn
Sidney Place
Brooklyn
New York Medical College
New York College of Dentistry
Branique
New York Athletic
Larchmont Vacht Club
Youn Mens Christian Association
Seventh Regiment
N.Y
Tle
Veterans’ Association
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned to The New York Times
Death and marriage notices are to be telephoned to Bryant for insertion in The New York Times. The notice service handles announcements of weddings and deaths for the newspaper.
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New York Times
Low Bryant
GrIswold Shaw and Others Noted in June Notices
A fragmented June notice page records several name transfers and acknowledgments across multiple cities. Entries include Margaret Foster to Newton James and Irene Wille to Walker HM, with dates in mid June. Other lines name individuals such as DAVEY Janet Marie and MARIA M Murtha.
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Griswold-Shaw
San Antonio
Texas
Flerones
Terry Shaw
San
Plis Wild
Pune
Irene E. Wille
Walker HM
Kitts Waris
Beord
Marion
Pulford
Benjamin K. Barrie
Melick Deson
Sarah Pecan
Wiliam
T. Melick Ross
Funeral notices from Montclair City and New Jersey area
Funeral announcements service times and private interments for residents of Mountain Lakes Orange and surrounding towns. Listings include names such as Kate M de Cordova Mary E Brown and Susan C Pinckney with funeral times in June and private services at local cemeteries and residences.
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Ee Bartlett
Mountain Lakes
New Jersey
Gateray
Henrietta
Witew
I Lafayette Bartlett
Tatnes
Beheen Keborg Meride
Greenwood Cemetery
Rondy
Myer Honey
Hustam
Dertha Roney
Albany ON
Eustwane
N. J
Hawes
Pitchem
Mary Morrie
Peter Allanes
Kent
South Clinton St
East Orange
Inna
James Kent
Gloversville
N.Y
Lauder
Orange No 1
Lincoln Avenue
Lew PS
Annandale
John Neher
Parrytown
New York
Adbany
MOTT
Marvy FL
Wileen
Tify
Gilbert
Reedence
Virginia Pisce
Brethlyn
Pruelan View
Tevet
Clifton Nicholsen Phillips
Ffurnitteag
Gram Central
Mount Vernon
Dette M Hierce
Arlington Cemetery
Conentence Washinxton
Pinckney
Summit
Susan C
William J. Pinckney
West End Ave
Fame Ih
Pett
Sarah
Waele
Madison Station
Mies
Capt Ray
J. J Randolph
In Memoriam and Church Notices from Newark 1914
Obituary and memorial resolutions note the death of Dr Emil Gruening after 35 years at Mount Sinai Hospital and honor his service and character. Fragments list memorial mass notices for various individuals in Newark and Brooklyn churches with dates in June.
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Guemseng
Emil
Whatrol of Directere
Mount Sing
Meade
Em'l Tiruening
Emil Gruen
Boas
Huotant
Leonard R. Searing
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Newark
Ballow
Faward Waittron
Tate
Stephen Guth
St. John's
Penn
Sparkman
Nettie Morris
Arthur B
St. Mary’s
Corper
Willoughby
Watenday
Vielen Fir
Maus KH
Cakdwell
St. James
Madison Av
Ziat St
T Op P
Schenectady
N.Y Vreport
Sons of the Revolution
St. ‘ Ureh Madison Av
Tist St
Lomund Wetmore
Henry Russel Drowne
Sere Pote
Hoboken
Jersey City
Nathan
Cahill
William PL
Union St
Collins Atrokh
Danceduie
Mf Dwyer -Catherine
Mergen St
Euneral Tomormon
Sina
Fischer Hestna
Perguson
Lake St
Mount Prospect
Lathkom William D
Waverly Av
Ley
Meer Lawrence
Louise
Fueneral Today
Thomas F
McWhorte
O'Connor
Peter
Bank St
Tfetene
Fueneral
Washington St
Pri
Timavers
Elien
Bayview Avr
Puwersal
A. Wallroth
Ofte
Williams
Herbert S&s
Barclay
Long Island
Barnhart
Jonh AL
Far Neckaway
Lark Mary Corona
Doscheh Melta Cy
Sayville
Calvin, Denis
Jackson Ay
Long Isle and City
Jonem
Elizabeth S
Tetas
Wemoriam
Clinchard
Gertrude
Mass
St. James's Ht
Church
I . Dileon Charles
Jose Immaculate
Mita
Opus Christi
Tiehav
Kensico Cemetery
Park Aven
Woodlawn Cemetery
Herlem Arene
Lest
John W. Lyon
Marlen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!