Anniversary Celebration At Seminary Fetes Graduates
An 10th anniversary event at the Seminary includes a formal reception with an arch of roses and decorated hall. Music by Id Conde enhances the evening as graduates listed from the past quarter century are acknowledged, with attendees noting the absence of ladies and a focus on former pupils and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplin
Weiregeurta
Mra
George'p. Suydam
Ob Smith
Bam McCatchen
Ide
Titeworth
Mra III
van Sickle
Prank
Brown
Mra W
Mr Locusian
Mee
Frank Isymood
Miss Dean
Mixa Eeders Onderionk
Heles K. Hutchins
War City and Viet to His Brother in Orchard Place
Local notices blend wartime and community items. J Bebenia of Orchard Place hosts brief family and church references. M M Bingham sails for England. Robert Randolph, carpenter, welcomes a new Quaker-era expansion. Mis Burke's death noted. two of three girls born to Mrs Costello are healthy. Andrew Gavett returns from Hornollaville. Captain Martin to act as pate-maker in a 100 mile bicycle race. William Krewson recovering from finger injury. cycling runs planned. various church meetings and youth group events announced. municipal street work on Part Avenue continues. Women’s Relief Corps to host strawberry cream festival. water-supply agreement with AM Griffin. upcoming rally and events for Winfield Scott Post No 73 G A R.
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Viet
J. Bebenia
Orchard Place
W. R. Coddington
New York State
Canajobarie
N. Y
New York
M. Bingham
Falper & Bingim
England
Bayonne
Robert Randolph
Thomas Costello
West Front Danellen
Mise Burke
Prospect Avenue
Dun
Sabe
Joe Burke
Theodore Imth
East Becdad Street
Andrew Gavett
F. A. Danham
Engineer Corps
Hornollaville
Dun‘Ban
Martin
Newark
Princeton
Womans Relief Corpa
Winfield Scott Post
G. A. BR
Bam
Cushmas
A. E. Dobbins
Mra . B. Cas
Mraj
D. Seth
Pisinfield Water Supply Company
AM. Griffin
Lake Residences
Se Wee Relief Corps
Wisield Bott
Hew
Aceon Oe
Club faces salary and location clash over future
The Board of Governors is split on the club’s fate as the group debates paying running expenses. Three of seven governors favor relocation while three oppose, leaving a deadlock. Proposals include reopening public bowling alleys or moving to a new site to cover costs. Members say few attend and wives and daughters will not visit the current clubhouse, signaling financial strain and a potential move.
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Ume
Board of Governors
Silcous
Bocaton
Revue Praise for New York Arts Institution Leader
The April issue of Revue des Arts Decoratifs lauds the Institution for Artisans of New York led by Jola Ward Sumeon of biachy. It notes Stimson opposes foreign imitation and urges artists to pursue originality. The piece predicts impact on U S decorative arts, including potential universities of applied arts and a national artistic education, with emphasis on self-reliant creation over imitation.
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Revue Des Arts Decoratifs
Institution For Artst
Artisans of
New-York
Jola Ward Sumeon
Biachy
Jenrecters
Stimson
Amerca
Lauer
Nody
Dr Kennedy’s Remedy Recanted by Patient in Ridiculous Claim
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts a testimonial where a Conductor John Fraser allegedly promotes Dr. Kennedy's Remedy. A patient reports rapid cure after taking three pills claiming lifelong relief from dyspepsia and pains. The piece references a physician endorsement, reflecting dubious historic medical advertising.
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John Fraser Sid
Rome Coe
Keonnedy
Kennedy
Warrant Issued in Cash Mule Swindle Case at City Hotel
A. M. Seguine prompted a warrant for the arrest of A. M. Ernest for obtaining 635 from him under irregular pretenses. Ernest, who met Bert Rogers at the City Hotel, claimed to be a horse dealer seeking a carload from the West and promised to pay freight to release the horses. No horses were found at Beguine’s Netherwood stables, and Ernest left a satchel behind, with迹 unclear movements. The case led Captain Grant to Jersey City to pursue the suspect, described as slender, with finary height and ash whiskers, who departed the City Hotel without paying for his stay.
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A. M. Segue
Wen Sevondreel
Srrest
A. M. Ernest
Seguine
City Hotel
Bert Rogers
Billsvert
Beguine
Netherwood
Ernest
City
Herald
Rogers
The Hammer changes time at Third Street Mission
A damaged item details a shift of the Hammer event to 3 PM at Third Street Mission from 330 PM. It notes Allen, out on bail for alleged assault, appeared for trial but was remanded. The report describes hotel renovations, a borough lookout, and a marshal interest in the hotel’s condition.
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Third Street
Fiom Allen
Justion Crossley
Mart
Orange
Crescent League
Whealman
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Rahway
Yeverday Afernoon PF. L. A
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Third Street Mission
Richard Pease
North Plainfield
First Presbyterian Church
Meeker
Fourth Street
Allcocks Parcus
Eure
Wotham
Condingter
MS. Geguins
Bines Bose
Rictcle
Captin F. L. Martin
Newark- Philadelphia
PF. OG Martin
New Brunswick
Fredouten
Bright Eaght Abend
Momey
Life Insurance
Fred. W. Dunn
Plainfield Grocers
Othera
Cas
Paymenta
Park Avenue
Frank L. C. Martin
Lyndhurst
Lady Lyndhurst
Mague & CO
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Comber
Mason
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Naster
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Freier
Allen
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Plainfield
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Queen § CO
Philadelphia
Dunham
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Sey
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Marsh, Ayers & CO
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