Death of Judge Richey after brief illness and service notes
Judge Charles J. Fisk of West Scranton briefly served in county bar and probate roles. He died Friday night after two months of illness in New York, suffered a fatal brain bleed, and was buried at Prospect Church Cemetery after services led by Rev. Walter Brooks. He was born in Warren County and had a long legal and civic career.
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Tremtow
Charles J. Fisk
West Se Bhriefly
New York
Hanterdon County
Ime
Mary J. Pink
Thie City
Richey
Warren County
William Richey
Easton
Col Jamea
Trent Barker Gammere
Local Notes From The Community Pages
Intricate fragments detail club meetings religious societies school notes and local business updates. Mentions include Junior Christian Endeavor Trinity Reformed, Monday Afternoon Club, Crescent Wheelmen, and a garage lot sale with property improvements on Seventh Street.
Plainfield Boy Appointed As Absent? Parish Aide
Plainfield youth Charlan J Kalty from the city and school district has been appointed as the assistant pastor at St Mary's Church Newark Diocese. The bishop's choice honors Kalty as a popular, eloquent speaker recognized across the state. Father Charles J Kelly, previously considered for St Bridget's, remains with St Mary’s and notes Archbishop Wigger’s appreciation of Kalty’s abilities.
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Charles J. Kelly
St. Mary's Church
Toreey
Euabop
Pather Kelly
St. Iyceieans
Rte
Kelly
Plainfield
Seton Hall
Father Kelly
Fruce
Cou
Reyman
Bela
Father Carr
Ln St Hridget's Church
Jereey City
Petter Senex
Hishop Wigger
Tribal Leaders Parade Wigwam Tale In Newark Jest
Old records recount a playful misdirection as Westpual Ole of Newcorn led Obatahoorbee Tribe through Newark. The wigwem missing the braves, the grand scene, and the grim visitors created a humorous, if odd, state reception with warlike pageantry.
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Recorda Newcorn
Newark
St Elizabeth
BAILWAT ACCIDEETS ESURED LoALeeT
Local insurance agency of Van Buren and Timpson in the North Avenue area advertises casualty coverage. The firm offers about 10000 worth of insured value with a yearly $2 premium, claiming to attract steady commuter business.
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Timpson
Avenue Resi Catate 20d
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New York
Megere Vi Buren
Musical Genius Exhibition Sparks Scene at Dr Shaw’s
An odd scene unfolded last night at Dr. Shaws drag event as a young girl and her mother entered to view a streetcar show. A hesitant officer attempted to intervene but the pair fled, leaving by a distant track while amused bystanders watched.
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Dr. Shaw
Raiders Celebrate Fraternal Lodge Event
Members gathered at Lodge No. 441 for ceremonies led by officers including Permanent Secretary-E. Bird and Grand Secretary Wosleyy. The event ended with a lavish meal as attendees lingered until about seven oclock.
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E. Bird
RS N. G
Premk Woselyy
Hert McVoy
Eer le Shepherd
Lonductor
W. Pennington, Jr
LB SP
Longeloside
Henry N! Iz
Hayside
Catholic Benevolent Legion installs new officers
The annual meeting of the Catholic Benevolent Legion No 244 concluded with installation of new officers led by President J. Schaefer and Vice President M. Secretary John McNally and Treasurer Rev. F P Emilio. Deputy State Chancellor Thornton presided, followed by addresses on the order’s aims. Local notices note obituaries, illness, and social events including plans for a dance at Drake’s home and a party at Captain Holmes’s residence, with several residents reported ill or recovering from ailments.
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Plbjofeld Doane No 244
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Catholic Young Men's Own
J. Schaefer
John McNally
FP. Emil Collector
H. Wiibee Z Goard
J. Kenly Uravor
Henry Lats
J. A. Bowe
Newark
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Thornton
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Crescent Avenue Church Election Report and Finances
An election at Crescent Avenue Church night elected foliar scene representatives C Pisca J K Myer H Danes TV joure Ephreim Miller W Arnold. Trustees then chose Charles Place President W F Arnold Treasurer. Receipts for the past year show 12000.5 dollars with expenditures 1199675 dollars leaving a balance of F356.
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Crescent Avenue
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C. Pisca
J. K. Myer
H Danes
T v Joure
Ephreim Miller
W . Arnold
Charles Place
Preedent
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Arnold
Building and Loan Details and Local Remedies Mentioned
Fragmented text notes Joe Remy Building and Leas Amy The Home Building and Laoag Apec with mentions of a $1,000 par value loan and payments. It references recovery of Ga hands to meet money payments, capital employed, and a Beery Howse. J and Wilson at 571 Clay St Sharpe mention remedies for coughs colds and pneumonia with Dr King’s and similar medicines, tied to a domestic incident.
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Laoag
Pel cone reese cobs work may be worn at the
Pel cone Reese and Cobs face wear in ongoing labor discussions as production schedules adjust. The item notes potential material concerns affecting workers and operations, with no final agreement reported.
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Reese
Bowling News From Journal Tournaments
The Mending of the L bowling team won last, tying up the Journal tournaments amid three games secured. The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum will receive members swiftly as in the past, no new alleys added. The Coschmen's Benevolent Union bowlers face Lyceum Juniors tonight, with a follow up next Thursday. The U S men go to Newark to meet Institute bowlers in the Diocesan Union tourney, amid concerns over the hard lanes and game recall.
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Small Town Notices and Local Happenings
Community snippets report a Morrison store visit by Sue Stock brokers and a Thursday Liberty Street incident involving Dan and Edward Garrah and a woman. Readers are urged to buy rubbers, with ladies’ readers at 9 cents and men’s at 39 cents. A fire at Mra jobanmens’ home and wall cleanups follow. A party tonight at Juba Wouters’ home on Brook Street draws Plain elder lovers. Holy Crom Church Sunday School teachers plan a rector’s house meeting tomorrow at eight. City meetings paused for forthcoming talks. Ker F Hl bt Syndeelo holds eve services at eight with fifteen minutes of singing. no meeting Saturday. Superintendent Adelmann notes Meinfeld paying is stable. Dr Whitford’s Broochial el thle eectlue urged.
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Morrison
Sue Stock Brokers
Liberty Street
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Edward Garrah
Adam and Eve
Park Avenue
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Orkmen
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Boun Brook
Holy Crom Church
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Raday Evenog
Ker. F. Hl
Syndeel ‘Saevooes
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Adelmann
Meinfeld
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Irving School
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Captain Holmes
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School For Dancing
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Jobber
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Hillier & CO
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