Local notes from Plainfield and Oyster Bay community
Miscellany items report residents moving between Oyster Bay Front Street Plainfield and Philadelphia this month. A women’s party is noted at Harman residence while Presbyterians plan evening meetings. Salvation Army service in Plainfield, local club organized with officers and programs discussed, next meeting at T L Thomas residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faldo
Oyster Bay
Front Street
Plainfield
B Drake
Philadeloua
Will Kireh
S . Pee
Bad Sehr
Harman
Eter Vara Merritt
Salvation Army of Plainfield
Methodit
Jobo Ogmey
D. M
Holton
Harry Williams
Vance
E. F. Datary
Charlotta
Richards
Herber
Biamarck
Webb
Williams
Holy Roman’ Empire
Wilson
Queen View
Oria
Mr. Mattis
Robin Hod
Mase
Mixes Emma Nelson
J. E B. Low
T. L. Thomas
Fair night funds aid Seventh Day Baptist Church
The second night of the Friendship Hall fair for the Seventh Day Baptist Church raised over one hundred dollars with vocal and instrumental music and recitations by Miss Palmberg. Knights of Honor election tonight caused the fair to be abandoned. Legal notices include Justice Storms summons in Lycos vs Quee and appeals in Snader vs Kratzel sent to New Brunswick. Executions issued in Riker vs Quee and Lanning vs Bare. judgments issued in Manning and Brow vs Later Rice and Griffin of Plainfield vs General Samuel K. Schwenech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermi Danz
Friendship Hall
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Farever
Justice Storms
Frank Lycos
John Quee
Franklin Park
Snader
Kratzel
New Brunswick
W. H. Riker
Theodore C Lanning
Luther
R.B. Manning
Brow
Later Rice
Arthur M. Griffin
Plainfiald
Samuel K. S+thwenec
Local notes and events from Plainfield area update
A mixed Courier week update reports nursery business, a Elizabeth visitor, and lack of telephone lines to Plainfield. It notes a Baptist meeting led by Elder Hand and a Bible text discussion. Also mentions dangerous road turns near Mr Marley's, a Manhattan bowling result, and Eliabeth bowling club plans. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised with promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rindolph
Elizabeth
Pisiafield
Pimpfield
Biing
York
Bapjama
Hand
Plainfield
The
Baptist Church
John Dayton
Mr. Hand
Teame
Arley
Manhattan
SOSA
Elizabeth Bowling Club
Poe
Luna
Park stroll leads to awkward departure in domestic scene
A man and woman walk in a park then return to her flat where the visit becomes uncomfortable. She dodges an upstairs ascent citing a small living space and a broken folding bed spring, while he waits on stairs and tries to read her signals. She declines a photo and dinner plans as he expresses desire to visit again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Annie
Fred
Jim Penawink
Chicago Tribune
Susan
Jolm
John
New York
Fragmentary Slogans and Public Notices in Newspapers
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered lines from multiple items including misquoted remarks about marriage, stray dialogue lines, a brief cartoon caption, a sentimental plea about helping the blind, an exchange with a tramp, and an old Beecham's Pills advertisement offering 25 cents with a mailing address.
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Tee
Scheuck
Courier Office
Hood
Cin Jessaisma
County of Union
Board of Gilsen Freeholders
David T. Mage
Orin S. Bogart
Alexander Cummings
James B. Cea
William A. Keddie
A. Wroaiuf
Albert C. Halateadea
James
Theodore C. Fullonte
Abram P. Morris
Levis A Dutcher
William C Eene
Witl Millar
Hugo B. F. R. Pionington
Robert Kane
Geo W. Peek Poo
Heeory E. Berrie
Chas
Sei
Lewis CG. Theis
Thomas D. O'Neil
Edward White
John O' Hall
Irving R. Ross
Wm E Hally
J.H. Stephan
DJ Bann
COLES
Maria E Montel Cervices
Eek Avtann Shah
George W. Tuley
Emte “Issours
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Groves W. Tuley
Benjamin, BM
Raed
Bellwin
W. Rice & C.O
Emily and
Duer Streets
Anes
West Front Street
Brooklyn
Atlanta Journal
Helles Tramp
Dallas Timee-Hersid
Beecham
B F Allen Co
Canal
Miei
Rene
Bess
Smith
Guiness
Frank Linke
West Front St
Putnam & DeGraw
New York City
H. Boehm
Holiday
Miller
Crystal
Odds and Ends
Rochester
Gavett
Ater & Weegees
Willett
Park Avenue
Carey’s
T. J. Carey
Ean
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