Anniversary of Warren Chapel Christian Endeavor Retold
The Warren Chapel Christian Endeavor marked its sixth anniversary with an strong program enjoyed by a large audience. Reports from Secretary Searing showed 95 members, 45 active, 20 added, and 17 honorary, with ten committees guiding work. The event featured sermons by Rev. J Braker and music led by Miss Searing and a junior society program. Community notices followed detailing church events, maintenance projects, and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Chapel
Baildlog
M. Lowrd
Miessadve Searing
Alnes Lapt
Coun
Mle Mineko Marlon
Brooklyn
Howe
Mies
Tle Tressorer
Bee Taylor
Jou Furs
Jou Furs, Reel Wer Report In It Eho
Mary Squires
Ade
Huth
Babette
Mem Pee
Kev. Jr. Braker
New York
Corton
Magpe Sheppard
A R Johnson
Mise Ago Searing
Mise Minie Suh
Mas Tadole
Lee Luniee Bowler
Mint Leedvo Stafford
Miva Bila Bolmeril
Mine Ragile Sear
Mise Minie Hileterl
Loyal Temperance Legion closes its labors with a meeting
The Loyal Temperance Legion held a last meeting before summer recess. Members presented two songs, led by Lorain Peterson, and Superintendent Miss Winters spoke. The gathering recognized efforts of Henry Asneen and others, with plans to reengage youth in wartime service and resume routine work with renewed energy.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Legion
Loarien Peterson
Jute Grimvy
Nelson Fristeau
Wong
Charien Peterabn
Nelavinr
Henry Asneen
Boas
Ant
eCarte Myer
Folke
Megs Biter Day Log Reveals Local Mixups
A jagged note described a day of confusion with names like Matt Goon and Chamberlain's remedy referenced. The report mentions ill health from dyspepsia and a quick recovery after using the medicine at a town location. The piece includes a sales line for a local drugstore.
One Fault Easily Remedied in Public Notice Style
A compact piece argues there are two reasons some avoid managing their own business. The first fault is irreparable. The second, a courier want ad, will quickly remedy. The text notes that couriers seek advertising revenue.
The Grey Mare Delights Plainfield Audience Again
The complete success of The Grey Mare at the Casino drew a good sized crowd and the Boy's Club will reap substantial benefits. Plainfield patrons turned out well for a second performance despite some slow start. Mrs Mason’s singing and poise lifted the play, with Mr Ely as Algy and Mr Authuns as Seawick receiving praise for stronger turns. George Taggart and the lead players gained favorable notices, and Miss Harte and Miss Jesamy Harte earned commendation for charm and precision. The second production was said to be better than the first, with general applause for the cast’s efforts.
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Lietke
Jmkern
Babcock
Somerset Street
New Brogewick
Buight
Amea
Abe
Souteh
Masiat
Goodwill Ridge
Crescent
Mainfeld
Etter
W. J Kiely
J. Lyne
M. L
Plainfield
Esmeralda
Mason
Sellig
Possenton
Mr. Ely
Algy
Authuns
Seawick
Beal
Tom
George Taggart
Julie
Nerely
Grarrin
Ian
Local residents and visitors noted in Clifton Springs area
J. J. Sullivan and H. prsis traveled to Clifton Springs for short treatment with a carbuncle. Various locals were praised for improving health, visiting relatives in Brooklyn and Kanave City, and planning moves or travel. Several appointments and social notes on residents, including ex-Postmaster Charles Ward moving to the city, were listed along with community events and upcoming races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sullivan
Prsis
Jane
New Vise
Clifton Springs
E. W. Thornton
Iter
Ecort
Elty
General Long
George Rockfellow
Benjamin F. Meee
East Second Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Vanderbilt
Amsterdam
John “Abbott
West Pront Street
Bert Frazee
West Pront
Severn
Eiger Milliken
Daneiles
Pearl Street
Charles Ward
Market
W. L. Prance
Bernard Brady
Albion
Amuze
Centralaver
Promissory Claims of Dr Pierce Prescription
The text promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming rapid cures for nervousness and female ailments. It suggests sensational relief from single doses and promises immediate, guaranteed results. It mocks those who lack patience for genuine healing and asserts cures are not possible in a day.
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Illcome
Nervousnem
Death claim of late Wirg Liam Force paid in full
A settlement in a dispute about a United Raven Mutual Accident Association policy of 5100 was finally made after earlier payment refusals. Mrs Forve, represented by Judge Wo A Condington, secured a full claim settlement following court action and a drawn check received this morning.
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United Raven
Isie
Willem L. Fores
Mir Pore
Eleii
Hoekend
Detec Iver
Mainfeld
Caan Att
Beat Corporation
New York
Forve
Condington
Ful Etuuot
Elie
Plelotiela Annual Training Show in Handson Rooms
Dalziel the principal leads a pupil exhibtion of forestry and outdoor class work at 309 Best Front Street. Visitors are invited to examine the displays reflecting months of student effort and the school's attention to hands on learning in a handsome room setting.
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Plelotiela
Allasted
Front Street
Dalziel
Percelpal Ien Exper
Heroms
Vislore
Ta Toibon
North Avenue election candidates face oath debate
The article outlines two candidates debating during a North Avenue election. One candidate showed agitation when the Wilson bill was mentioned. The other considered withdrawal after being informed a government donation to the auger troat was acceptable. Both will take oaths in Pisinfeld to complete final degrees.
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Wilson
Senate Beneficial Association Created At Lodge Meeting
At Senate Lodge meeting on 8 committee formed to draft a constitution for a Senate Beneficial Association to aid members in sickness. The committee will report next meeting. Also promotion for Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption cough and lung diseases is advertised.
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Senate Lodge
T. H. Bartiodsle
Gibson Suith
Theodore C. Smith
John Mrock
Senate Beneficial Association
Neeky
Murder trial advancement marked by second degree ruling
A Civic era murder case advances to second degree as Rye recues Meyer. A cordial reception followed at Mr and Mrs GC Livezey Park avenue for Mintie Joe Clat members and friends. The evening featured decor, dancing and supper with many attendees listed.
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Rye Recue B. Meyer
Ac Rendt
Verdeble
GC. A. Livezey
Park Avenue
Toe Mintie
Joe Clat
Markley
L J. Moore
Bertha Wheeler
Mies Ure Willams
Misa May Thompson
Mins Florence Smith
Mise Aliteoma
Mise Carre Kellogg
Mins
Desi Allis
Lydia Stelle
Mine Jonnie Schoonmaker
Mise
Mamie McLoughtie
Mise Louise Egan
Min Lissa
Caroline
Lils Livezey
Frank Richarda
Berry Egwn
Fred Freeman
Frank
Arthur Vail
Sydney Tiuworth
Carl Pfender
Sigfried Abrons
Allen Laing
Charles Angle Umn
Cloreece Smith
Cheries Moore
Mr. Parmele
New York
Park Avenue bicycle crash injures rider
J. L. Junem of West Fourth street was badly hurt when his wheel broke loose on Park Avenue last evening. He had gone to a shop to retrieve his repaired bike and was thrown from the vehicle after a handlebar struck him, injuring his knee and causing additional bruises. The accident marks a spate of similar injuries on Park Avenue within a week.
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B. W Hand
West Front Street
Weat
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Repaira
Gun of the Oident Polwe in the City
A mass of readers note a chipped and scarred pole at a street corner used by the city’s telephone lines since twelve years ago. Observers recall the pole’s role in the first exchange and signal upcoming recreation events by Plainfield.
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Proat
Somerset Streets
Pat Kouwing
Park Avenue
Reared by the Cars and Raw
A runaway occurred on Watchung avenue this morning as a farmer and his son from over the mountains drove under a railroad bridge. The team took fright and threw the son to the ground before racing toward Fish street where they were stopped. The man returned to Thorpe and Ivins' lumber yard and no serious injuries were found.
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Watchung Avenue
Fish Street
Thorpe & Ivins’ Lumber Yard
Miss Clare Hart in Serious Condition After Runaway
Telegram from Brattleboro Vermont reports four young women injured in Monday runaway accident. McClara Hart remains in precarious condition, moved from the house and carried to a nearby location where she lies semi conscious.
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Brattleboro
McClara Hart
TV JUSTIC ASE DOUBT IN Tingley v. Radin Contract Suit
A summons issued in Tingley versus Radin on a contract returnable May 22. The court docket notes Division 13 of the U S Court will meet at Perseverance Lodge to discuss the third of four candidates. An odd quotation attributed to King Solomon appears, while advertisements mention Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Reynolds Pharmacy Park.
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Tingley
No.13
U. RE. C Orp
Perseverance Lodge
Atright
Adsust
Solomon
W. Bautell
Ciocionati
Queen Cry Printog Ink
Chamberlain
Ay Reynold
Pharmacy Park
Orth Areotes
T. S. Armetrong
Maager
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Adpr Pay
Prige
Christian Endeavor
Warvin
Grace M. E
Bowerville
Royal Arcanum
First Presbyterian Abareb
Grant Avenue
Lycenme
Orange Valley
Seamen
Jeanke
Domne & Bedenil
Central Mall
Davy Blow
Christian Church
Pinsex Oanety
Virgie
Hat Endeavor Society of
Warren
J. Braker
East Front Street
Wetehung Avenue
Yeater Bernas
Iiems
Rome
BW. Hand
Neform CIA
Wen
Eru
Megs Biter
Matt Goon
A. Eiding
Tooleya
Tlaler
Tory
Kesnold
Poarmsey
Park and North Avenue
T S. Armatrong
Pia Od
Herman Keller
City
Colorado
Mise Mary Frilia
Kanave City
Mra
von Newme
Mra Herlitz
Leould
Mina Elia Stetson
Philadelphia
Charles Sturtevant
Orchard Place
Will Brokaw
North Plainbeld
Sebring's Mille
Bound Brook
George Edwards
North Pinindetd
Boundrock
Piebt
Hinneta
Netherwood
Texas
J. W. Jackson
Cresteam Avenue
Lee Thouaynd
Tome Jeter
Emson
Nate Titeworth
Bert Minrlehs
Lou Tarling
Ant Charles Majtoy
Te Crescent Wheelaen
de. A. Hi. Lowla
Bariat
Mar Wertz
Cajon
Toomas H Keller
Beet Frometreet
Old Dominion Steamship Line
Sorfellore
Knoxville
Tenn
PL. Martin
Iteyele Cioh
Cret
Freeholder Tier
Thin City
Jall
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Rea Cardipafes
DR. Meyer
Mirtletos Club
Will
Cies
NG &N
Jubal Holly
Clare Hart
D. W. Hyde
AMD
PeTetet
Watchung Evesue Iw
Imates
Ek, P
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L. Darling
South Avenue Nether
Weston Avenue
Manhattan
Rego
West Second Street
Shanks
Watchung Ee Charest
Charles HL
Sas Coffee
Somerset
Alex
Thorn
Calesladies
Cline
Borough Fotice
Norch Puainteld
Nitek
Ieee
Everest
Hough
Arnold
Andolph
L. W. Randolph
Our
Oxford's
Park Ave
Frei
Carly
Madam Knight
RAI RE ‘Po EM Baie Paleiten Tron Igs
Lotin Plainfield
John, Lannon
Startin, Md
H.clarence Hadley
Tong
Amep Meicerriov
FM Mislees
Fred Endress
Fereey Pork & Seat
Flotice
Copartnership
Ec of Demarest & Son
Bighness
P. VY. Demarest
A. W. Demarest
Carey
T. J. Carey
Seely Edsall
Wilk
Babcock Building
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