WOKES URGED AT Day Reptiet Church Lecture
Attendance at the Day Reptiet Church event Tuesday night featured Miss Carrie Parten Upon urging youth restraint amid liquor traffic. She urged young women to refuse attention from men and avoid liquor, while noting little has changed in liquor production over decades. The Hillside Tennis Club opened its sixth season with lively play and strong turnout, with the Miller and West families among top performers and a reception hosted by Mrs. J.oul Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Parten
Young
Wharton
Lovell
Simmonds
J. Koul Miller
Talmage
Walt
Stewart
Married Bowlers Win on Manhattan Alleys Tuesday
The bowling match on Manhattan alleys Tuesday night featured married teams from the Ment Works club against Mannan. The report notes the outcome favored the married bowlers in a close contest and highlights team participation and local club pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Aml Sugie Mou
Mentt Mess Works
Mannan
First Mc Ail Tea Sparks Indiewide Interest
A group gathered Tuesday afternoon at Park Avenue hosted by Mrs J Mid dled for an informal McAll ten event. The session showcased short talks on the Wet mimlon-A work and drew attendees who had seen the mission in France. Enthusiasm rose as organizers signaled plans for further similar gatherings to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J
Last Sociables Close Season at Fleet Baptist Church
The Crimtian Endeavor Society and Fleet Baptist Church held the last sociable of the season on Tuesday night with many attendees. William Hitmen sang A Leave seating while Ming Jeasie Goddington led a bicycle ride. Kath treep Krymer of Mrookn sang a wailing as Mer Holmes performed. Ice cream cake and lemon ale were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimtian Endeavor Society
Fleet Baptist Church
Wiliam
Ming Jeasie Goddington
Injured By Falling Plaster At Music Hall
Mrs Charles Stevens of Wealden Street was struck by falling plaster at Music Hall yesterday after returning from the aerioest. She was rendered unconscious and taken home in a carriage. The injuries were described as bad. Two boys narrowly escaped a similar accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles It Stevens
Wiefield
Sivernoon
Music Hall
Mie
Memorial Day social notes from Emily to New York visits
A flurry of local social items lists Memorial Day trips and visitors including Mr and Mrs E A Vermenie of Emily street in New York, Miss Lona Smalley hosting visitors, and several parties at homes on Somerset Street and Craig Place. The notes mention titled guests, small gatherings, and travels to New York, Somerville, Rahway, and Hoboken area beaches, with multiple residents hosting or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E A. Vermenie
Emily Street
New York
Sotel
Jennie Wooley
Newark
Mra Clark
Washington Valley
Harley Barker
Grove Street
Yookers
N.Y
James Tithy
Twer Streets
Park Avenue
J . van Doser
Horseheads
Rogers
Weat Fourth Street
Mias Edith Titeworth
Madison Avenue
John Siaate
Linden Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Charles Payne
James Harold
West Fifth
Washington Rock
Brooklyn Vugellen
Mike Thompson
A. I Thompson
Rahway Road
Ir Dennie Mr
Wra J Fred MacDonell
Mrendore E Fi
Bird
Taylor
Hackenases
Coaries Lippencott
Bailly Street
Westerwell
W. A Woodrall
East Second Street
J. & Garretson
Leelace
Mine Morris
Brooklyn
Plessant
Glenn
Craig Place
E. Rage
Ea Second Street
Westerday
Somerville
Lizzie Smalley
Graig Place
Annabhily
Dr. Fatlock
Widlow Avenue
Colorado
Thomas Pherman Wheeler
Mark Avenue
Wheeler
Imicheas County
Prederick Liebard
Syrane Ct Y
Hebard
Richmond Street
Johnson
East Prout
West Eighth Street
Mergen Point
Miss Blair
B. H. Tyler
Church of the Disciples
Te Cprnatian Endeavor Society
Plainfield
Tyler
PW Kanyon
West Fourth Street
JUSTICE MOSHER COURT CASES AND DRUNKEN CHARGE
James Donohue charged with assault on Thomas Iich appeared for examination Tuesday night and was discharged. Walter L. Meeth ex judge related to case. James Rourke jailed for being drunk with sentence one dollar or twenty days in jail. A Tooley Louisiana merchant aided by Chamberlains Gulle Obotera and Terrhae Remedy at Baywoldy Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donohue
Thomas Iich
Ile Exgusel Wes Walter L. Meeth
Cour
James Rourke
Tooley
Tiloas
Tisler
Chamberlain's Gulle
Ile Steson
Peres
Baywoldy Pharmacy
Mark Aed Nordayenne
T. & Armeirong
Maoager
Parades and club activities brighten Dunellen day
Miss May Giee led the junior parade while the Diverseville Club hosted a live event for visitors from Plainfield. Veterans’ graves were decorated this morning with no other notable displays noted. Gilbert Herlich and several youths traveled to New York for a baseball game as residents enjoyed wheels rides and tea, with the New Market Tennis Club practicing and a large ice cream gathering at Tingley’s parlor attended by local names including Jessie Waynes, Emma Neils, and Carrie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Giee
Divellen Gul
Fisindeld
New York
Cleveland
Alfred Streall's Mare Escape On Watchung Avenue
Alfred Streall of Prospect avenue was thrown from a horse on Watchung avenue near Pith street after spur mishap. Elmer Runyou found him with two severe scalp wounds and took him to St Endicott's, with the horse captured nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Streall
Prospect Avenue
Watchung Avenue
Pith Street
Mr. Steall
Watshong Avenue
Front Street
Ginhead
Elmer Runyou
Big Ep
St. Endicott's
Tha Torse
Birenk
Tir Bnilliott
Justice Crosslet Court Orders Disorderly Conduct Sentences
Yesterday in Justice Crosslet Court Chic Mang with Maranal Lins arrested Nelly Rosetree Jennie Menulng and Benjamin Conklin for disorderly conduct. Nelly Rosetree received ninety days in county jail and Jennie Menulng fifteen days. Conklin paid a five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic Mangborn
Maranal Lins
Nelly Rosetree
Jennie Menulng
Olias
Jennie
Benjamin Conklin
Conklin
Local notes and scattered reports from the Plainfield area
Fragmented items describe coal price rumors, a hockey-like game at Mark Avenue grounds, a collision near East Second Street injuring a horse, drowning rumor at Pronk Avenue, business ties of the Ostroms, graveside decoration misses at North Plainfield Cemetery, and local results in Arlington games. Also mentions thefts across Metrowstomle County and political chatter about a national convention and a princess departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herkeley Heighis
Professor Gatt
West Lode
Mark Avenue
Werday
Tebsceoniat
Joan Miller
New Ran Iy Ubie
Messia
Ivins
Ormas & Aperial
Wu B Ostrom
Wu Ol Plada Belder
Hes & Large Circle
T Donn
Amerson Post
North Plainfield
Star
Arlingtons
State
Dr. Kenneths Favorite Remedy Ends in Warnings and Endorsements
A dubious advertisement touts Dr David Kennerty's Favorite Remedy as safe and effective for physical ailment. It claims long use by thousands and endorsements by physicians, urging use when kidneys are disordered or general health is poor. The text imitates medical certainty and markets a cure without verifiable evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennerty
Southern immigration congress opens in Augusta
The May 51 gathering in Augusta hosted by President Bryans of Nashville and Mayor J H Alexander focused on building southern unity and attracting industrious immigrants. Governors Northen McCorkle Carr Tilman spoke on progress and readiness to welcome newcomers, with discussion of plans to strengthen southern citizenship and economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gevereer Marthen
Hemater Walshma
Newedians
Augusta
Corver
Grand ‘Opera House
Bryans
Neshville
J. H. Alexander
Congress
Alexander
Alexander Hou
R. Lamar
You Ae . Barbres League
Spi Veoeftial Neue Agures
IWO
Olr
Northen
Georgia
McCorkle
West Virginia
Carr
North Caroline
Tilman
Booth Carolina
Wincome
Bryan
Smalon
MT Tryen
Tennessee
Florida
Gloomy for Core Strikers as Reployers Hold Fast
Strikers who joined a firm at Moorewood staging a walkout mourned three workers killed there as union leaders pressed Frick to recognize their new organization. Lycek rejected any company role in arranging a separate scale, saying recognition would not occur under any circumstances. Hardship spreads among thousands dependent on the mine and coke works as weather and protests complicate efforts to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsien Scormate
Mt. Plesmant
Seeven
Moorewood
Frick Seals
Ir. Lycek
Baseball Scores and Local Games Amid Stormy Rivers
Eastern and other leagues report morning games across Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Washington with mixed results. A prominent note describes the coach Liebanger leading a game in Miaifield and mentions a dramatic river flood affecting the area with record water levels and damage.
Rheumatism relief promoted by new tonic sale
Personal letters describe D. E. Carr of 1235 Harrigee Street Kansas City praising a remedy for inflammatory rheumatism after climate-related setbacks. Advertisements list prices and travel details for various trains to Cincinnati Philadelphia and Chicago, promoting tickets and itineraries through Frank McCombill and W. Polites of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Carr
Harrigee Street
Kansas Ciy
New York
Cincinnati
Fay
Louisville
Wephinys
Philadelphia
Chicago
Et Loula
Eliza
Calfornia
Great Eeer
Uckets
Peassylveois Rbl Stadion
Elizabeth
Frank McComwill
Broadway
W. Poites
G. PA
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Art Gallerien of the World
White City
Kinston
Personalia
Mosher
Marrow
Justice Crosslet's
Mettowstomle
Heverear
Hrewe Wallis
Baltimone
Frank Brown
Bamally
Lise
Tate
United States
Kenator Charlie Ffime
Armataffion
Colones
Europe
New Yoas
May
Galstro Colowne
Ahly
Interstate Immigration Congress
Beery
W. ¥. Powell
Wichita
Kan
McM. Dolphis
Kansas City
J Waterlore
Diecker
T. M. Pierson
Indianapalia
Janine Prepher
JK Stinson
Ballas
Wathera
Holling
John Zumwalt
Hellings
Zumwalt
Hollings
Dr. & F. Reo
Bias Ridge
Warr
Natonal Loague Morsing Gemne
Ehiledet Lenk
Brooklys— Lyn
New Yort
York
Hoston
Cinlaenent Tu
Washington
Lovlaville
Aitexsoor
ThlieAelgin
Coleagn
Philadelphie
Clevsland
Breakipa-Brookite
Stion
Mostow ‘Cinelmmath
Winshington
Springiria
Provideoos
Apring Geld
Nuffaio
Erie
Builelo
Troy
Anioeer
Princetan
Harvard
AL mm Murvark Subir
Princeta Serton
Awale Ao
Borep
Joly Liebanger Rao
Miaifield
IBM Parts
Aebernven
Tre
Liubangar
Umee
Ore
Oardners Babery
Timsereat Treet
Deer Park
Oakland
the Alleghanies
RBR
West
Fours Vie Chanapeaks
Ohio
Financial
Dime— Savings Institution OF
Plainfield, N
John W. MU Hhay
Elias & Pope
F. Dowham
Fame Avenur Flavndlay
Theodore Gray Mason
Central Hotel Cafe
East Front ST
Choice
Dunham
Wamere
Caria
Coddungtur
Cocmiellob
Atlaw
Pert
Raat Proms Street
Park
Cancer
Ein
Lpm
Mentone
Rack Galidien
Pemen
Mulford
Omega
Aemareegt
North Avenua
Jertral Railroad
ROYCE
Thom Co
Baenandeas Valley
Salona
West Ore
Shaiae
Pointe BA Howe
Mana Coes
Walil
Alec French
van Eps
Park Ave
Kinney & Wilsox
Somerset Street
West Side House
Praine
Oran
H. Band
Propristor
Jome
Teeis Beery
Long Branch Athletic Asse
Elkwood Park Long Branch
N.J
Pacers
Emmenees
Marathee Bay
Sion
Eamesa
Pabsaid Valley Dairy
Amy Ome
Mel Prempuiy
Moexz
Meadgear
Theodore Wilson
Cesspoole
Orde Coal
Roemer
Epha
Sveer
Ecco
Masons Hamlin
Fifth Avenue
Pew York Crry
Liszt Organ
Todd Caches
Beei Ape Fisreen
Mm Ripans
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