Presbyterian Society Meets at Home Missions Session
The Bethlehem Presbyterian Society for Home Missions held its annual meeting in an open session led by Rev EF Fleming. Reports praised leadership, noted resignations and reappointments, and discussed committee duties, peace issues, and outreach. attendees offered warm welcome and expressed strong support for ongoing missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF Flemingy
Mire Gubt
Rew
Mies Vom Pitty
Hosel
Mee
Beaubenle
Witeers
Seriiner
Neotel
Alaska
Mormon
Mins Elsm
Wishins
New York
Hein Endeavor
Pearl
Mra Lyevet
KR Bway
Moonbridge
Merlin
Widallsle
Mlaluvetd
Notable local events and services amid city developments
Several brief items note charity aid providing two days of work, street work on Somerset Street railway, and a delayed World’s Fair photography segment. A court matter in Somerville, a ground breaking on East Second Street, and upcoming religious services in Park Avenue Baptist Church are mentioned alongside oblique references to local deaths and cemetery arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Aid Society
Somerset Street
Somerville
W. A. Coddington
East Second Street
J. WE. Richardson
Park Avenue
W. Tivhardow
Poty Avenue
Bayrlet
Ueeky Lane
Mary Gold- Sah
Tae Nag
Election Of Officers At Vincest Chapel
The annual line of teachers, election of officers for Vincest Chapel, includes reelecting FW. Jacke as Superintendent and Nelson Y Hall as secretary. Arghar Gone is listed as Treasurer with Hayy Thinawen and Litranen also noted. a mission trip cost 8450 is approved and an excursion to Asbury Mark is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Vilvers
Withers
Jacke
Nelson Y Hall
Arghar
Wil Hayy
Litranen
Fehudl
Turmissin
Asbury
Grace M E Church officers elected at annual meeting
The annual meeting of the Grace M E Church ord of Grace M E Church elected new officers for the ensuing year. Superintendent John Valiant and A A secretary WA Griffe, Treasurer T W Fowell. Committees appointed include Mitry LA Nummer, T T Crovaley, Miss Emme Gleack, Miss Emma Smalley, and W Powell. Financial report shows no debt and a small treasury balance. Reverend Herbert F Randolph to be raised to $1000 per year pending general conference in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
John Valiantee
A. A
WA. Griffe
T. W. Fowell
Mitry
L A. Nummer
T. T. Crovaley
Emme Gleack
Emma Smalley
W. Powell
Jar
Treasury
Herbert F. Randolph
Whiel
Last Migat or The Fratz At the Fall of Steamer Company
The passage describes a last migat or Fratz event at Steamer Company No 2 with the boys of the company appearing more determined than ever. A rough scene references a contest for tow salt waterh, promises to collect tentent, and an eight o'clock voting time noting Winfield Scott Meme bert and a close tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacelne van Letdolgrenduser
Winfield Scott Memebert
Irregular Health Claim Ad in Old Ledger Ad
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a remedy called King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs. It references a sales pitch promising relief and a quick, complete improvement, mentioning a bottle and a location at Randolph's Drag and West Street, with unclear attribution.
Lyceum Bowlers Lead Trip to Newark for Trove Gift
Captain J Lynch of the Liceum Bowlers travels to Newark to select a tote or trove item to present to the Tihoe Union. A YM Be meeting is set for next Tuesday to confirm acceptance of the gift. A planned banquet for officers and guests is proposed by the YM group with Lyceum members arranging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lynch
Liceum
Newark
Ladies Bowling Club 108B Formed In Arineton
A Ladies Bowling club numbered 108B is formed led by Mra TJ Wedemeyer and Mra Pierson. They bowled on Arineton logs yesterday to align the group and will meet on Monday evening for practice supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
TJ Wedemeyer
Mra Pierson
Arineton
Agers
Peattes
In Honest Words a Controversy on the War Wages
A stray OCR passage mentions a large company formed recently by the synisty for Comeral Wari Y and other wane. It hints at a question about the manner that betrayed Bobac ous Invent and references Father of bia Coupiry bed ever Isrumet 49 allan. The text appears garbled but suggests a sensational claim about founding, wartime supply, and a garden discovery by Dr. Plaven.
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Comeral Wari Y
Bobac
Allan
Hell
Love's Workmen at Love's Carver Factory Display
Vendor notes a large force of engravers at Love's Carver of North and Walnut avenues working on wall papers, eyeing a strong year with new patterns and extended hours. Hudson County ball guests from Jersey City praise the enterprise, while local engravers enjoy steady wages and community promotion.
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Cps
Lave
North
Walebung
Lis Engray
Loselisa
Plainfield
Coppa
Jersey City
Hudson Corve
Fool
Lang Apydanse
Niciente
Whey
Toey
Liem
Jermey Cay
Superstitions Rise After Sky Oddity With Three Suns
Report notes an unusual sky event showing three suns and a moonlike display. Some voters linked the omen to Congressman Dono's political fate, while others doubt the superstition. The article records local reactions and historic belief tied to celestial displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dono
Ranshus
Lady falls from horse at the Academy
Mrs B Hegewan jr of Myrile wvenge was thrown from a horse during an Academy performance. She sustained light bruises but remained uninjured overall. The saddle girth may have loosened causing the fall. she declined further harm as she was escorted home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Mra B. Hegewan, Jr
Horge
Courtest 70 or Traer Tribe Members Granted Land Use
The Chief and council discussed new tribe membership and extended use of banquet hall and land resources to a newly formed group. The vote approved the addition of Paugh gu Nuun dipque and permitted continued access to shared facilities per their treaty partition.
Board of Health secretary to resign at council meeting
Leonard, longtime secretary of the Board of Health, is expected to resign from his post at the council meeting. Mayor Gilbert may appoint a replacement to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Board of
Healh
Limt
Mew v
Conseil
Ff. Oui
Gilbert
Reward Notice Around 6100 Leads to Miracle Cure Claim
A garbled advertisement promises a $100 reward for a cure claiming to use live remedies. It references medical faculties, a professor and a doctor named Gararr Dring, and urges readers to seek a cure by strengthening the system. The text mentions Toledo Ohio and a physician’s address, with unclear details about the remedy or procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Bens
Toledo
Community Notes From Washingtonville Church Events
Local society in Washingtonville celebrates the Christian Endeavor third anniversary with music and lectures in Wilson Chapel. Rev J W Richardson delivers a sermon on the Modern Davila, followed by refreshments and performances by Cornet D Frazee and local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Washingtonville
Wilson Chapel
J. W. Richardson
Pare Avenue Baptist Church
Cornet D. Frazee
Mr. Simpson
Frank Hplane
Helm
Speer
Electrocution of a Robin by Wires Near Grandview
A robin was fatally struck by a high tension wire near Grandview Avenue as a passerby watched. The bird dropped dead, and a young man later examined it finding a discoloration from the electric shock.
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Paol Symmons
George N. Badgur
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Tas
Washington Villa
Piaintel Bellotien Promat
Dr. Wytfort
BL F. Tanade
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W. Hf
Convos
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Robert Lowry
Ligte
Savoy
Rik
Iherd Terry
Grandvies Bow No
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Omar
Marshal Line
Willam N. Pabeborn
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Lome
Sinoes
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van Mididiesworth
Trini
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Grace MB Church
Misa Mamie Kinney
West Front
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Congregational Church
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Gree Brook
Lima
Siater
Brooklyn
Aupérior
Neédham
Horomeh
Jobm R. Maréh
Septel Plains
Atlantic City
Ubey
Mabel Wilson
Edish
DeGraw & Po
J. K. van Ardiale
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Theodore Miller
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New York City
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Plainfield Gas Light Peoy
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Collece Sonds
Amherst Glee Club
Bango
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Reynolds and Teggett's
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James Pyle
Geo. W. Rockfellow
Parkane
Hotel Albion
Rockview School
L. Adams
Fdwants
Barrington
Ron
Schwel
Nemca
Packer’s
Eine Furniture
Garret Q. Packer
Secqno ST
Plainfield Manual Trianing Sci School
John Dalziel
Brineipst
Lagtrdiogen
Meteo
Torning
Somme
Heer
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