Local notes from June eventful week in Newark area
Readers report street hazards and community updates from Newark and nearby towns. Warnings about loose sidewalk bricks on Washing ton Avenue and tripping hazards near Borough railway, plus a radar of civic notices from Westfield and Bound Brook about Fourth celebrations and local club activities.
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Benett
Urumcent Avenue
Warren Jape
Hellel
Gréacen
Destiee
Nelyne
Bas Brute
Tasus
Thewtore
J. M. French
Sid Brew
Newark Wien
Redway
Aires
Bergain
Newark
Maddy
Somerset Street
Afernoon
Borough Railway
Washingtop
Jacob Satterseth
Green Brook Road
Wesffeld
Bammer
Westfeld
Gable
Cottage Place
Bound Brook
Piniafield Ln
Buuwil Brook
Knights'ot
C. J. Peytel
Cary
Front Street
Sud
Genet
Ule Promta
Schmellerer’s
Washington Rock
Busic
Mercantile
North Avenue
Beliwe
Dunellen
All Come By Little Grls Event Details
A fragmented note describes a gathering with roles for hosts and helpers. Names such as Ada Woul, Mery Buck, Mey teen, Kellen Ke and Mery Lovery are mentioned among organizers. A caller named Bautree ut Heart Ulrak attended the event and comments indicate ongoing daily duties.
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Brugilivks
Ajack
Ada
Mery
Spor
Song of the Roses at First Presbyterian Church Concert
A small church program at the First Presbyterian Church drew a modest audience for a verse and duet performance. Miss Herring and Miss Remi presented Etoun de Miss, delivering a melodic contrast that engaged attendees.
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Parior
Miss Herring
Remi
Neighborhood opposition to apartments planned at Sycamore sixth end
Local property owners along Sixth and Sycamore streets oppose a proposed row of apartment houses at the north corner. They warn the project would be undesirable and burden nearby residents and streets.
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Sycamore
Messia
Ranyon & Hand
Andesir
Stepe
Staged Festival At Josephs Church Garners High Cheers
For two days the ladies of Josephs Church hosted a berry and ice cream festival in Hell. The event drew strong local support and brightened the community mood with its cheerful atmosphere and sweet treats.
Evening Flower Festival Draws Large Crowd and Vendors
The festival set against an artistic outdoor booth featured a lemonade stand, a bloom-filled display, and several young women in charge of flowers and refreshments. Misses and ladies managed sales, with ice cream and cake tables run by volunteers. the church crowd grew large and the event was deemed a great success with continued sales planned for the evening.
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Tale
D. Woohl
L. Springer
L. Aid
J. Valiant
J. W. Yao Horn
Mra A. Larking
Mra J. Carvey
A. K- Cox
Nellie Kreger
Garah Senith
Jennie Bowne
Bertha Philpot
Hace
Mabel Pothemus
Children Run Charity Fair to Benefit Local Organization
Report of a children’s fair organized by young girls aged eight to thirteen. Proceeds over 61 from sale of handmade articles and flowers supported a seaside charity. Leaders included Mrs Murray Mrs Tracy and Miss Green praised for teaching papers and crafts to the group.
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Yale
Harmoo
SG1
Ted
Leander Chronicle Fragment Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Leander with scattered phrases about a court case or team, but details are unreadable. No clear events, dates, or names other than Leander appear, leaving the item as an incomplete historical snippet.
Festival at German Reformed Church Draws Crowd
A strawberry and ice cream festival was held in the lecture room of the German Reformed Church on Craig in the evening. Music included piano solos and violin duets by Miss Krett ling sid and Mr. Chamberlain with P Bach, Miss Berg, and others. Organizers and helpers included Mrs J Reilly and Miss Zola, who played piano, with the event run by secretary and Miss Ket ter Sit Remy Me eras.
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Craig
Miss Yates Delights East Reventhatresel School
Miss Yates of East Reventhatresel provided delightful entertainment to the Sainy school class. About eighty scholars attended the lawn event, ending with a pleasant afternoon. Young people praised Miss Yates for hosting and future plans were discussed.
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Miss Yates
East
Witter of Sextet Featured in Wren Thew Plating
Mra Witter, a member of Sextet Plated for wren thew, appears in the local society column highlighting her role and upcoming commitments within the group.
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Mra Witter
Wren
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