Fragmented notes from Moorrine Park area public notices
Fragmentary paragraphs describe local events and civic notices: cooperative association activities, religious gatherings, an excursion and clam bake, a new granite pillar for a Habbooth building, painting of a bank façade, youth association outings, an upcoming bicycle race, an undertaker transporting a body, school repairs at High Schools and Irving Schools, bird-proofing vents, a delivery issue on Fourth Street, a new sidewalk at Street and Madison, and a mention of sports games schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Co-operative Association
Uborough
Het Presbyterian
Asbury Park
Seamiderty
Labor Day
Woolston & Buckin
Uny National Bank
Mooroe Avene Chapel
Boynton Beach
Undertaker Casey
Morristown
Manning Hughes
Anylum
Boris
John Hughes Woo
Boros
Mr. Lee
A. M. Griffin
Irving
Fourth Street
Avenue
Hoon
North Avenue
Madison
Man burned alive in barn fire at Front and Richwood
Fire destroyed a barn and its contents on the Parlee farm near Front Street and Richwood Road. Anthony Putice’s barn burned earlier, with storage hay rye and tools worth about 100 dollars lost. Neighbors saved two cows and a chicken. a horse died. The blaze appeared arson to Mr Parlee who will rebuild next week and promises further statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood Areee Inc
Zephyr
Viciity
Terrill Road
Ubey
Anthony Putice
Hulle
Raliroid Om Bank
Simon
Fariee
Netherwood Hotel Saturday Dance Quiet Evening
The weekly hotel Netherwood bop drew guests from Plainfield and Elizabeth but warm weather cooled the crowd. Music was good, many opted for porch chats over dancing. The evening ended around 11 30 with pleasant memories and noted dancers including Miss Lala Smith and Mr. A L Gondian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebeenhars
Netherwood
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Earlher
Lala Smith
Felirchild
Carrie White
Annie Betis
Annetta Loeb
The Right Way to Erjot Ctolieg J O McCready
NY traveler J O McCready arrives by train at Plelafeld then stays overnight at Hotel Grenada after a long day ride. He plans to return home with no fixed schedule and mentions his hiking routine and clothing. Free trial bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery offered by advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctolieg
J. O.mcoready
New York
Plelafeld
Grenada
McCready
Lim
Dr. King
Kavaloc
I. B. Decklew
Guide
Poe
Last Tea Party At The Club
The Last Tea Party at the club was held with a reception on the porches and in the Casino. Society members and guests enjoyed an afternoon of tea, music, and conversation while noting many attendees away at fashionable resorts. A rested summer follows until September when entertainments will resume as the season returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eternoon
Ube
Prehistoric Evidences in Plainfield Area Highlight Ancient Inhabitants
The Plainfield region, once the home of a long vanished Indiana tribe, yields ancient traces as farmers report artifacts and structural remains. A Dans Farm find near New Market Street shows a carved hollow about two and a half feet wide with ashes, linked to a crescent-shaped hollow for pouring water. Nearby Green Brook Road also exhibits a stoneware remnant, while a farm front yard displays a hollowed stove attributed to slave work. Additional relics dot the area, though none surpass the first in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Indiana
New Market St Consleu
S Stode
Green Brook
S Farm
Caroline Vall obituary notes her death at home
Mrs Caroline H Vall widow of Hugh W Vall died at her home this morning in her eightieth year. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two thirty at Phienda Meeting House. Article includes scattered mentions of letters and World’s Fair exhibits with unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline H. Vall
Hugh W. Vail
Tinoena
Comunadl Wits Ly Great
Phienda
Seater Ry Ne Crercerte and Local News From Plainfield
A fragmented report describes a football or baseball game involving Phillipsburg and Crecedents with mixed play-by-play and injuries. It notes a freight incident near the depot where an employee was struck by a slowly moving 7.10 train but survived with minor injuries. Also mentions plans for a United Workmen lodge in Plainfield and a special World’s Fair railroad rate by the Pennsylvania Railroad to encourage public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pynyivenia Railroad
Lo Pennsylvania Hallroad Company
Fragmentary ciphered note on wartime support efforts
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a wartime support effort with hints of a group, a bearer and a courtly label. The readable bits suggest a discussion of backing or aid and a looming event or action, but the text is too incomplete to identify people, places, or concrete outcomes.
For Sale and Notices from a Central Avenue Ad Section
Classified style items show sale wants rooms for rent and a private notice. Listings mention fine plants, a circular request, a wedding notice, and requests for tenants or items at 206 Sonal nmie mee driver Rae 4 peels old. Read as fragmented 20th century classifieds with names like F E Valestine and Bryant School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonal
Rae
F. E. Valestine
Central Avense
Gemtienman
Wae
Bath
Park Avenue
Mga P N ‘Bryant School
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David & Pope
Scot's
Ghhewfield
Walter Beot
Phillipsborg
Terner
Keevan
Myers
Turner
Melodoe
Martin
Jones
Holy
Mutebler
Pamed Raab
Meyers
Anment Order of United Workmen
Anchor Lodge
Flower
F. Keenan
Phillipsburg
Roa
Beaty
Paige
South
A. M. Griffen
Ombian Weds
Exvanie Ca
Mulford, PS Sn
Leeson
GROVE
Honeyman’s
Wien
Ieion House
Ulrich
Horsley Barker
Pharmacist
Alehtee
Creal Wi
van Eps
Minot Cape J, Minot
Mth
Beason
Bory
Park
Berest
Norman
Hotel
Stratford Ocean Grove
H. J
Wiltmar Sn
Arlington
Coe Central
Airet-clase Ta
Millar
Passaio Valley
Jersey
Sie Eee J
Cooper, PA
Riier Stamps
Neuman Bros
Samen
Avenus
Fifth St
Qimir
SAITH
ANGEL
Omun
Howard A. Pope
Handkerchif
M. French
Somerset Str Street
Taler
Edsall’s
Moy Pine Ave
Paler
B. BR. Force
Wow Boots
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