Weather and community notes from Grace Church and town
The report covers a hot day with temperatures around 90 degrees, no Children Day exercises at Grace Church, and offerings for Sunday school work. It notes Crescent Avenue Church events, local Encampment details, bicyclists in town, a tarantula sighting, lamp-related city fines, and a returned child with his father in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Crescent Avene
Uhal
Crescent Avenue
Ponts
Lake
Winfield Scott Post
Firet
Bir. J. Yerkes
High School votes for Columbian Jay celebration
A school assembly at the High School approved a plan for a Columbian Jay celebration with all pupils in favor. The graduating class will pick their own program roles for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROCHE
Brill
Shaman Grammer
County Roads Show Value, State Board Recommends Widespread Adoption
The New Jersey State Board of Agriculture after inspecting Union county roads reports improved farm lands along the improved highways and favorable results. They advocate introducing the road system in every county and urge cooperation from farmers foresters surveyors fruit and vegetable growers. They note mud roads are costly and impede farming, and while new roads are expensive Union county won’t revert to old mud roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerey
State Board of Agriculture
Union
Yaluw
Union County
Rosde
Heat Reaches Record Levels On June Thirteenth
Thermometers at Dr Shaw's drug store show readings from 94 to 99 degrees at noon as weather observers declare the thirteenth of June the hottest on record. The city anticipates further heat tomorrow with forecasts urging caution for residents and outdoor workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Dunasys
Crescenta and MC L A clash on Thing street ground
Crescenta leads after a tense game as Elizabeths fall 2 to 1. Carter from MC LA filled in for Murphy, Chic led off with a run, Bowes miscue aids Crescenta scoring, and Tarver drives in the final run. West Enders top Somerville 11 to 5 with Warner and McIndoe key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmap
Chetmetensin
T. I. C. LA. Baye
Crema
Wedinaum
Crescenta
Pisis Seid
Crescents
I Elizabeth
Murphy
Carter
M.C.L A
Bia Nanal
Miyte
Dalla
Francis
Mole
Astory
Bowes
Elizabeth's
Coogan
Bane
Wille
de Credit
Crescent League
Elisabeth Bleachers
Westfield Oe
Mainfeld
Somerville
Ported Plants for the Ca ildres Church Talk
Reverend J Goodrich addressed the church congregation on birds and local songsters, delivering lessons for the young. After the service each child received a bouquet and the Wednesday class took home potted plants to tend for Easter church decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Goodrich
New Jersey
Mr. Goodrich
Keeler to Pitch Trial With Binghamtons Tomorrow
The New York Sun reports Keeler of the Crescenta will pitch a trial game against the Binghamtons of New York tomorrow. The Staten Inland Athletic team plays here on Wednesday and West Enda of Somerville aims to beat the Crescenta on Saturday. In Somerville, John Harkine was resting for next Saturday’s game while Manager Mack moved him to first base here on the second.
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Mee
Arthur P. Malford
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Lille Walling
Liberty Street
Tat ‘Ache
Kurt
W. V. Mundy
Washington School
William Peebles
Potter Preas Works
State of California
Dundee
Scotland
Evangelist Murphy
New Bedfort
Massachusetts
Is ‘Emanuel Baptist Church
Somerset Street
P. Reynolds
Park Avenge
Han
Kinaly
Wash Therriman
Weat Ende
Weestfeld
Church Street
Fdwarnt Vail
Pence
Third
Hasking Raige
Misa Maria FP. Geliros
Dunellen
Edward C. Reoseh
South Orange
Thinchell
Martine
First Presbyterian Church
Deile
Vimael E
Westficklers
Warner
McIndoe
Aix Inail
Clare
Westfelds
Miller
Lnte
Newark’s
Kennedy Caugt
West Enda
Wash” Berriman
John Harkina
Cadmus
West
New York Sun
Keeler
The
Crescenta
Binghamtons
New York
Staten Inland Athletic
Somerville
John Harkine
Satorday
Secont
Mack
Duty Court Reports Arrests and Weather and Church Notes
Bridget McIloakey arrested by Sergeant Lynch on a long drug and disorderly conduct charge. Hingh Laing held on a simmer charge and committed to county jail for forty days. Weather warm yesterday with fewHarvie activities. Children’s Day observed with sermons, addresses, and choir performances across multiple churches in the city. Announcements include engagements of George Craig and Helen Warman. A charity tennis event at Union County Country Club drew large attendance. tea served 4 to 6 pm with several volunteers listed.
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Bridget McIioakey
Lynch
Juige Codington
Hingh Laing
Trinity Reformed Church
Cornelius Rehenck
Childres
Anthony
Church of the Holy Cross
North Plainfield
T. L. Murphy
Crescent Avenue
First Presbyterian
George Craig
Graham
Texas
Helen Warman
Grove Street
North Plainfeld
Union County Country Club
Charles, Brooks
Kauman
Charles Pik
Pliny Flak
Mies White
Mie Betts
Min Morgas
Mins Simpece
Great Century Bicycle Run Ends In Philadelphia Finish
The Plainfield Bicycle Club completed the 100 mile ride from Newark to Philadelphia on a brisk Saturday. Captain F L C Martin led pace making from Trenton to Philadelphia as 350 riders finished with seven or more notable cyclists achieving top placements. Two women tragically died prior to the finish, Mina Nellie Boyle and Mrs Martin Bureneas, adding a somber note to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Newark
Painfield Bicycle Club
F. L. C. Martin
J. A. Brokaw
A. T. Biandhs
L. Tieworth
N. Titaworth
Scotch Plain
Martin
Trenton
Thin City
Courier
P. B.C
Danellen
Walter G. Ronyon
Bound Brook
Somerville
Hopewell
Frankford
W. A. Clapp
W. F. Mansing
W. H. Miner
A. & Siover
Turkish Baths
Ylola
Mina Nellie Boyle
James Bevan
North End
Mra Martin Bureneas
Philadelphia Record
Nate Titeworth
Bome
Holmesburg
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Veateriay
Pole
Association For Pabtheatics
Women's Foreign Missionary
Nevety
Cresent Avenue Church
Tuemlay
Atdurlork Kuljuet
Africa
Vark Avenue
Fear Front Street
Semtertay
Renessant
Edewalk
Nanlel Gulbeaith
Goel
Planteld Avenue
Elizabeth
Cyeling Clute
Martin Wr
Wilde
Stevenson
Hulett
Weat Froot
Hertine
Lous
Hohet
Pient Presbyterian Church
Pininfeld
Westfield
Committee On Rights
League of American Wherlmen
John Gable
Plainfeld
Brigig
Chia
Gable
Ory
J. A. Allisle
Upper New York
Uate
Thorney
Tar Athletice
Binghamton
Clarke
Albion
Malden Lane
England
Plainfield
Papile
Charles Morton Angleman
Edith Jane Hoxton
Grace Johnson ‘Arrall
Emily May Cathcart
Helen May Catloone
Spencer L. Higgins
Addie Parker Jackson
Cora Estelle Mooney
Little Eloise = Moore
Everett Laci Morgen
Lillian Eatela Oakley
Louise Patten
Grace Howard Petrie
Charles Elmer Semider
John Calvin Sutphen
Arthur Jowept Spicer
Jowle L
Elliott van Archaie
Phlip Bartlett Wella
John Alfred Wilson
Bayes Beton
Plainford
Ceubceey
A.C. Qarbooell
Viarat
Howe
Diveu
Beeset
Hafferty
Berry
Caildres
Flaindahl
Bert Gert
Trestent
Charies Vanderveer
Howard A. Pope
Front Street
Springer’s
Pauk's
India
B. D. Newell's
Williams’ Pharmacy
Weat Frost Street
Powlison & Jones
West Front Street
MUSIC
LYON
Borough Scavenger Co
Ceesposia
Vaulta
Harricon St
North Plaintes
J. Kener Enero
A. L. Garciaco
Havana
Lice and Mukerooma
Key West
Fin. LE
John H. Sayres
Meoufecture
Crescent Rink
Nagum
C. H. Hand
Plainfield, N. J
Butler
Mirsasse
Roberts
Prop
West Front St
Sane Mapes
Park Avenue
Hohlbein & Jones
Park Aveo
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