Local notes on meetings and events across towns
A garbled OCR summary lists a schedule of meetings and entertainments including a lodge gathering at eight, a Christian Endeavor Society event, a Spring meeting notice, a lecture by Professor Albert C. Bausch, and plans for a town improvement event. It mentions offerings like a cornucopia of readings, a Park Avenue Baptist event, and community notices about road work and a local flood-related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lk. C. Marale
Christian Endeavor Society of
Ran Coarch
Washingtonville
Hay’s Club
Chancel
Park Avenue
Albert C. Bausch
Yeehmi
Beilag
Cranford
Beklon Moudry
Rn Ns
Springtichounty Road
Uist
Westfald
Crowsley
Hannah
Byierian Gharch
Duvellen
The Kindergarten and Its Vision of Education Discussed
A speaker outlines the kindergarten as a stage fostering thought, heart, and morality through self guided discovery. Education should develop concrete understanding, arming children with discernment and self directed inquiry, while freeing them from rote instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghacwiek
America
Kintergarven
Parison
Charity Auction Evening at Local Church Society
A lively charity sale and entertainment was held at the church with Mrs. W. S. Lowry and Miss Neibe Heyniger assisting. Tables offered pretty goods and a main sale led by Mrs. J. W. Jobosos and others. A lemonade booth, solos, trios and harp pieces entertained a large crowd from the church and beyond to boost the society treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Fees
Talon
Dilicious
Mood Farner
Mire
Peter Wyckoff
Mra Theodore
Hunyon
Sen
Met
Seene
Ee Lane
L. L
Alice Coard
Ivotal
HL RK Rider
Adelind Hauyou
Mins Jease Ilayves
Willard Va
Wit N. Rubyon
Woman Favored Flowers Sparks Guess Who Placed Scented Package
A West Front street story recalls a young editor known for her love of flowers. A coworker, noting the aroma, discovered a small parcel labeled for the family and marked who could have left it. The mystery centers on who placed the scented item near her desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
West Front
Bea
Edytor
Espled
Local Temperance Meeting Ends in Fractured Night
Fragmented report describes a temperance gathering with unclear details. Some candidates were noted as ahead, ceremonies disrupted, and refreshments causing debate. Names and places are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bons of Temperance
Ureek
Rentet
Local burglary report and medical advice fill page
A fragment recounts a burglary at 184 Grove Street where valuables were not found, while the house was searched and doors and windows were secured. The piece shifts to medical instruction about bones, arteries, and basic physiology, mentioning names and locations and a public health style discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Grove Street
Hasamer
Fragmentary notice hints at tram damage and local concerns
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmentary local notice mentioning tram damage and residents reacting. It references citizens, a plate near a window, and a doorway, with unclear names and places. The text is largely garbled but implies a public safety or street incident context in a neighborhood.
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Ry Dorane
Byrvlog
Bsebesiain
Sirest
Warren
Teinfield
Ghia
Chidres
Adulia
Warren Street
Josh
Dunellen
Gentle
Ringtone Eee
Taeguiatien
J. Wetmore, Cay
Aed
Vv. Eger
McKay
Brantford
Oct
Dewars Af
Pea Syed
Biae Jackson
Boona
AKD
Dex
Reese Jeng
Eerste
Ara el Entleman
Desiree Cuenfortable
Furnl Ee
H. Courier Offee
Ee Ieee Qi Srsci
Cues
A.D. van Sciver
Avense
Brook
White's
Lion
Denton
Hillside Avenue Galsery
Room Howe
Broadway
Riller
Piers
Bm J. Amarak
Seen
Y. Ledies’ Mission
Teabatepal Church
Vincent Chapel
Tacert, J
W. Heamer
Jy Liberty ST
Dave
J.w.allen
Pri
van TW Jeweler
Park Ave
Riding Academy
Mrs. Percy
Gul and von Haemerly
Anny
Ana Mente
Dave & Atelason
Vet Howarda
Pope
Peck
M. French
Somerset Street
Artra
C.w.giffin’s
Crescall Rink Grocery
Neuman Bros
RSS
Edsail
Sidian Berges
Altair
Hattisia
Coureevole
Edsall’s
Popuiki Ae
Tun Doane
Eig
A.M. Griffen
B.r.boroe
Boots & i
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