Silent Majority Receives Obscure Notices From City Records
Fragmented OCR text lists several deaths with ages and names such as Randol, Simpson, Vermeule, Morws, King, and Mull alongside scattered phrases about a local event or vigil. The passage appears as garbled memorial notices tied to a St Ippers area, with incomplete references to a gathering on Rutlon Street and a Monday evening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randol
Sa Male
St.ippers
Jet Simpson
EU Fer
Vermeule
Daniel J. A
Timothy
Morws
Purnae Campied
King
Mull
John, Shay
G. B. Jackson
Elizabeth J
Igneliin
Colema
Rulton Street
Progressive euchre party completes at 97 Hust Front Street
An enjoyable progressive euchre party hosted by Mrs. J. H. H edier at 97 Hust Front Street saw strong play from local contestants. Prizes included a gold scarf pin to L. McVoy and Mr. Orr, a pocket book to John Staner, an Indian tan to Miss Seao, and Hayter’s candies to Miss E. The event concluded with a social gathering until late, guests relaxed and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.edier
Hust Front Street
L. McVoy
Orr
Ger Jemen
William McLoughlin
Strang
Pocket Book
Waa
John Staner
Indies
Seao
Hayter
Miss E
Euchre Wve
Daveing
Fragmentary OCR responds with unclear names and titles
The readable fragments contain scattered names and phrases about events and people but lack a coherent story or complete details to identify a specific incident or outcome. No clear dates locations or organizations are discernible from the text.
Day Church Postponed and Recital Plans Announced
Day Church event at Charles Potter's postponed. William E MacClymont, organist of the Firm Baptist Church, to present another free organ recital next month with a chorus of over forty voices. A tract meeting departure and not waiting for the special train is noted. In local politics, J. of Somerville leads a vote tally for a Schiller works prize, with Charles Giese, John Ulrich, and others following. Patents granted include tar fentene and an electric train controlling apparatus. A surprise party of twelve couples gathered at Mrs E Murrey’s home at 57 Cottage Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Potter
William E Mac Clymont
Baptist Church
Sefersi
T. Kapmesray
B.S Yerkes
Richard
Schillers
Eiher
Somerset County
Plainfield
Dunelles
Somerville
Charles Giese
John Ulrich
Charles Dresselt
Fred Casper
George Richter
Charles C. Dilts
Unis City
Frank B. Kinsman
Mra E. Murrey
Cottage Place
The Rackmen Tarry to Renew Licenses at Regular Meeting
At the first of the month regular meeting the Clerk was instructed to mail license renewal forms to all license holders before the deadline. Council prepared to take action on licensees failing to renew. Last night a confrontation occurred with blackmen at the depot who lacked licenses. some immediately applied for new licenses and paid fees, with receipts issued, allowing them to continue business pending Coppell's decision on whether to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besinea
Reinhart Named To Sante Fe Presidency
Reports from railroad circles indicate J. W. Reinhart of Nicod is forthcoming as president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, succeeding the late Manuel. Reinhart has long been a leading figure in railway circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btte
Railroad Etrclee
J. W. Reinhart
Nicod
Atchison, Topeka, Sante Fe Allroad
Alles
Injured at the Depot in New York Train Incident
A garbled report describes an injury at a depot involving a train in New York. The text mentions a collision or mishap, with uncertain details about individuals and outcomes, highlighting a disrupted scene and a referenced March event.
Recital at Pivot Baptist Church Draws Mixed Praise
An organ recital directed by Professor W. waits drew praise for one performer noted for clear control and expressive tone. Critics found the Dresden trio florid and less effective, citing overextended phrases and weaker singing.
Cranford Bowler Crushes Park Club In 180-Pin Loss
Cranford, a new bowling club, visited Plainfield to face the Park Club in the second game of the series. The Parks, with seasoned players, overtook Cranford after two frames and won by a large margin. Jonathon and Worth top scored for Cranford, while the Park Club’s late finish delivered the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tast
Cranford
Plainfield
Parklub
Boma
Fae Ee
Worth
Boric
Ubat Tae
Oranford Maret
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Fred
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EMO & Son
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