Local notes on events in Warren and surrounding areas
A scroll of community items mentions a lecture in the First Grade class, a young people's gathering in Warren with entertainment, and a council plans for an event at West Front Street. Also noted are a mock trial at MG A rooms, a fair with free oysters, and a municipal arrest linked to a local incident.
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Gladdin
Mitho
fepsUeiece
Amd
Warren
Wight
Ceres Sykes
Field
Tcie
Lessing Street
Paterson
MG. A
Iona Council
West Front
Sagal Ts
Westead
Hulett
Gret
St. Joseph's Fair
O'Reilly
Augustus
East Second Street
Boott
Lang
Heddeo
Bolee Yamayu0 & Co
Karto
Sark
Pther Chuceb
Cil P
Bf Warren Mie
Aheir
Khatonian
Miss Stewart Entertains at Caalno Evening
A lengthy description of a social entertainment at a casino with Miss Stewart and others attending. The narrative praises stage settings, vocal performances, and the absence of need for a prompter as all lines were well delivered. Attendees listed include Mrs Waters, Mr and Mrs D F Gt, the Misses Tracy, Pollock, and many others with full names and titles.
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Piainfekt
E Mewart
Wea
Servoth
Seuss Stewart
Caalno Entertainments
Alec
Mrs Waters
Tracy
Misses Boorman Entertain Gurrent Events Club Evening
The Misses Boorman hosted the Gurrent Events Club with music by Kipling’s verse and a piano solo by Mrs Weir. Refreshments followed as guests including Mrs Ken Bev and Mr Freok Curtiss Jr attended, with many named couples listed among the attendees.
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Boorman
Kipling
Denny
M E. Dwight
Ee ‘Weir
John
John MeOut
Freok Curtiss, Jr
J. J. Henderson
A. E Faber
AE Tett
Shreve
Gap Te Mines
le Misses Marah
Stirling
David Thompson
Ne Aeeare
Eee Taeve
Missee Sandford
Miss Lothrop
Ba Trenton
Young Rodman daughter gravely ill amid funeral rumors
Agnes Rodman lies ill as friends and relatives in attendance brace for bad news. Reports say she may be near death while family travels between New York and Asbury Park. Investigators and school officials are unable to determine foul play in her illness.
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Renee
Mosday
Local church notes and membership figures from 1892
A church report details open chapel hours in Hope Oh, Sunday school growth to 452 scholars with 27 teachers, and a $1064.03 year contribution. It records 936 united members across church and chapels as of April 1892, with 68 received, 33 by certificates, 22 on roll, and 10 deaths. Personal offerings nearly doubled since 1883, averaging per member.
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Leeader
Jenry
Hope
Murray
Sanday School
Cera
Durin
Rower Under Direction of W H For Assists Casino Effort
A rower is placed under the direction of W H For to oversee a casino project aimed at surpassing all prior efforts, with Palen Iec bort credited with charging the venture forward and guiding peers.
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W. H
Tetera
Palen
Marriage of Miss Sweeney to Wil Prytpee at Warren
A late 19th or early 20th century social noting the marriage of Miss Andon Sweeney to Wil Prytpee. The ceremony occurred at an elegant house recently completed, with a large gathering of Warren residents. Guests brought numerous gifts and the event was described as a pleasant, stylish affair.
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Marrige
Andon Sweeney
Wil
Companions 23 Meet In Prem On Exemption Queries
A fragment notes a meeting where the group discusses exemptions and the use of a Music Hall. The text suggests concerns about the hall not being bought for sick benefit purposes and potential adjustments affecting the companions.
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Prem
Ediows
Plain Wedding in Brooklyn Celebrates Judge’s Courtly Ties
A Plain Bend wedding in Brooklyn united Miss Belemary and Judge Thorp’s acquaintance from Plain Belt two years ago. Guests, about a hundred, praised the ceremony and hospitality. A large array of silver, glass, and a Bible from the couple’s families were presented, with remarks on the bridegroom’s handsome appearance and gracious manners.
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Brooklyn
Heyer
Thorp
Upbol Fabrics
Broome Sirent
F W Grant
O A Grant
Joan Parker
Mix P A Jennings
TO Loteeacx
Florence Pund
Mise May
First Presbyterian Meeting and Crescent League Update
Last night the Annual Meeting of the First Presbyterian was held with officers and trustees elected for the Crescent League. The club gathering at Music Hall drew members away, postponing the league business and planning April 20 arrangements for Simses pets aid in Hall 08.
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First Presbyterian Ruece
Deasons
A.V
Pees
W. TM. Shotwell
J. C
Pope
Panl
Berd Land
Loguabury
Board of
Napeiegen
Muale
Leggett
Sonognoehat
Simses Pet
Ademma vi
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Ima
Ge Courier
Miss Stewart Entertaine
Benois
Rome
Peveeth
F. x. Rodman
Nea En Pic Sen Ieee
Oremen
Hd Marva
J J Geek
D Bodine
Addie Anat Enos
08 Anderson
W T Newuns
Gs Sweedit
Comapnens
Walt
Bek
Kips Ueemaentstinns
Ake Derrwandiiogs
Cemeny
Ant Michel
Belemarry
Cresent League
Wrare
Cca
Baemee Synegoleae
Frenen Frey
A Saltzman
D. W. Littell
J. A. Hubbard
Scott's Press
Richmond
Tivardon
A. D. van Schiyer
Chet
Ely
Applee
James Barber
Ryly “Anne
Park Ave
Gome
Iemnadiaia
Shaw
Park
Horsley Barker
West Front Street
Cees Eet
Scsemiene
Howard A. Pope
Peck
L. M. French
Co Il
M. French
Somerset Street
Unsur
Edsall's
A.M. Griffen
Yemen
B.r.porce
Avon
Odie Me
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