Memorial sermon honors late John C Pant at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church held a memorial sermon for John C Pant, a veteran praised for courage. Major Paul’s brave battlefield actions in 1864 were recounted, highlighting duty, faith, and sacrifice as the pastor spoke of steadfastness, gentleness, and influence among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John C. Pant
C. XE. Merring
Bendere
O. A
Saint Paul
Paul
8 Mary's Church
Pennyslvania Cavalry
Sheridan
Committeemen Gather for YMCA Athletic Fronts
About twenty five committee members attended a Sunday afternoon event at Kisram home on Central avenue. The gathering featured athletic sports including baseball and quoits with Jane Valiant distinguished in later games. Supper followed with a talk on future YMCA work. Local friend James Martine of Wat ebungsrengr praised the occasion.
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Y. M. C. A. van Held Hatunday
UT. Kisram
Central Avenue
Jane Valiant
Sory Tervant
Local notices and events fill Saturday program
A string of community items covers a meeting at Somerest Coar to pick candidates, a special musicale at First Baptist, a civil service update for city bills, encampment dates for Third ment Cadet Corre, and morning sermons at Greenacot Avenue Church. Tennis tours at New Jersey Athletic Club run to July 4 with Simmonde from this city. boiler tubes finished at Warner Engine with a factory test. street incidents include frightened horses on West Front Street and a merry-go-round accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive ‘League
Morrow
Somerest Coar
H. R Johnson
Park Sweons
Banday
Sear South
First Baptist
Uvelr
Corre
Oreancot Avenue
Richards
New Jersey Athletic Club
Hergen Point
Simmonda
Warner
Rose
Sans- Hebd
Newark
Jersey City
Elty
VanEmburg
Anyry Seas ‘Ie
Young Ladies’ Missio Society
Firm Baptist Church
Rogers
Second Street
Soara
O'Lock
Theetore
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Boand Ihook Congregational Church
Liuaning
Fom Chihuahua
Mexico
Weel Front
Hart
Mra J. L. Anthony
Mra. Charles &. Poote
Miss Bowen
Neagle
Hallows
Sowing the Devil Seed at Grace M. E. Church First Anniversary
A Grace M. E. Church sermon marked the Epworth League’s first anniversary with a lecture on spiritual planting. The preacher warned that saloons and worldly deeds plant seeds in hearts, comparing them to weeds choking faith. He urged Christians to die to the world, heed responsibility in licenses, and cultivate heavenly seeds for a lasting afterlife.
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Grace M. EB
Sehild
Esrté
Heevenly
Fire destroys Van Ness barn and dwelling in Haymond area
An alarm siren drew responders to Front street and Netherwood near Haymond where Vee Ness barn burned out of control. Firefighters from Steamer No 2 and Zephyr Truck saved minimal items. house on property burned eleven months earlier. Loss about 1500 dollars with some insurance.
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Front Street
Netherwood
Vee Ness
Haymond
Wus
Zephyr
van Ness
Personalities in transit and travel plans across towns
A jumble of short notices lists individuals from New York to Newark with moving plans and trips. Peter Bo Wright of New York spends Sunday in the city while David Capavan of East Third school stays in Preebold, and Fred Townsend of Craig place travels to Wadson for a week. Other entries note teachers, vacations, visits to relatives, and a wedding reception in Seengertundt Hall. Plans for E EB Acterman’s new residence are with architects, and others prepare to attend conferences or take short trips to Northfield Town and Lake Ontario for two weeks.
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Peter Bo Wright
New York
David Capavan
East Third School
Preebold
Fred ‘Townsend
Craig Place
Wadson
Mins Tee
Teving
Patanlay
Nettle Kresting
Front Street
Steven Hope
Bryant School
Middlesex County
Emma Angieman
Madison Avenua
Newark
van Camp
John Heerbower
Reuben Beerhower
Tonlett
Mra
Adolph Ger Herr
Seengertundt Hall
EB Acterman
Pew
Eighth and Liberty
Atresia
E L Watsor
LeGrande Arn
Nce
Northfield Town
W. I. Murray
PF. . Andrews
Thomes Sherman Wheeler
Parksveene
Faretree
Talends
Lake Ontario
Oshing
South Dover
Natchew Sonsty
Passenger Train Schedule from New York to Philadelphia and beyond
Fragmented OCR shows a Pennsylvania Railroad timetable with trains from New York to Philadelphia and connections toward Cincinnati and beyond. It lists departure times such as 6.00 p.m. from New York and 7.40 p.m. from Philadelphia, with various intermediate stops and fares including a $21.25 fare. Names and exact routes are garbled but indicate a multi city rail schedule.
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F. F
Tientheny
York
Cincinnati
Laureville
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
CIA
Ines
Elie
Lowis
Tennsylvanis
Trustees Call Women and Community to Fair at Weir Home
Local trustees invite all ladies and interested parties to join the fair hosted by Mr and Mrs Witten Palmer Smith at their residence. The event aims to support the enterprise, with a call for influential and generous community members to assist, as previous attempts faltered.
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Bar
P. Simspeca
Witten Palmer Smith
Unclear OCR fragment from rural party damages
A damaged OCR passage describes a rural event with a party near the Newman House and scattered lamps, describing mischief and damage with no clear clues or identifications. The text mentions several names and a chaotic scene but lacks coherent details.
Local notes from Easton, Plainfield, and Dunellen area
A jumble of community notes covers visits by Mr and Mrs Drake of Baltine to Mrs Hannah Drake and Mrs J S Manning in Easton Pa. Miss Kaw returns from New Brunswick after a few days with Mea Jobe Kaw. Local visitors, church pulpit duties, and youth activities are noted along with fishing at Bound Brook, Dunellen bowling results, and a practice game between Dunellen and Middleville clubs. A new baseball mine rumor and a depot incident involving Fidelle the car sweeper are mentioned amid town records and water cistern plans by the borough commissioners.
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B.D. Drake
Baltine
Hannah Drake
J.S. Manning
Easton
Mea Jobe Kawyou
Ay Cafe
New Branswick
P. Staats
Fanwood
Clarence Ankley
New Brumwick
Kp Swackhammer
Llew
Giles
C. C. Ryman
Elucareth
Methodist Church
W. Cy Kintie
V. MO. A
Plainfield
Wasthiee Ware
Bound Brook
Brookites
Nathan Read
Tom Hidson
Las Dunellen
Middieves
Schepfin
Dunellen
Dunellen Bowling Green Club
Arthur Paters
Unio News
Fidelle
Union News Company
Deptit
Dr Lighthill Cure Promised For Nervous Piles Ailments
A testimonial from T. Van Zandt of Park Avenue New Jersey describes relief from severe piles after treatment by Dr Lighthill at Crescent Avenue. The letter praises a radical cure and notes other patients including J V Griss of Rocky Hill. The account emphasizes relief from pain nervous distress and a complete restoration of health.
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Femst
Jagh Hill
Crescent Avenue
Ligghthill
J.V. Grissa
Rocky Hill
N. J
T. & van Zandt
Park Avenue
Lighthill
J. V. Griges
Rocky Ui
Leven
Tina
Rocky
Tae
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Bauer
Ses Laser
Plainfield Courier
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Min Late Freed
Major Jones
Peak
James Martine
Watebungsrengr
Procoms
Halons Annies Sabre
Cotsanne
Sue Rbeers
LW. Randolph
West Root Street
Epworth Leages
Personalia
Cosmapanke
Ohin
Ben
Charles Smalley
Neixmn
Cates
Perean
Tres
Semerving Pratee
Dr. New
T. R. van Zandt
Park Ave
Plaingeld, N. J
Prompély
HENRY
Boston
New England
Harlan
Reid Neuman Bros
Americus
WELLMAN BROS + nam
Charles M. Wilson
Rte
Charles H. Gill
Carpenter & Builder
West Fourth Street
J. W. Hyde
Techer
Liouse
Pormerly Brittain
Oren
H. Hand
Rasdee Jawaneden
Mutual Insurance
Fes
Frank L. C. Martin
Wheelmens Headquarters
John E Beerbower
Op City Hotel
Fladom Eld
Siam
VAN EMBURGH & S@N’S
Ile
Babcock Building
Schwed Brothers
Carey
Ordve Streets
Love's. Cor. North
Watchung Aves
Asiel
Ariel
Remington
Neo
Moy’s Soda
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