Farewell Sermon in Hartford Church Marks Departure
A detailed account of a farewell sermon for Pastor Mr Warnick at a Connecticut church. The event notes the congregation’s mixed emotions as the retiring pastor reflects on years of service, the anticipated leadership gap, and the community’s support including a monetary donation for his fare. The ceremony underscores the impact of the pastor’s tenure and the sense of transition for the congregation.
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Ferre
Superimeaidens
Ind Kime
Tad
Berger
Tyre
Rome
Wernick
Warnick
Winn
Yale
Teandolb
Warik
Local Officials Meet at Trustees Gathering
The meeting of company officers and trustees was held Sunday after prayer. Officers named include President Morris Hart, Vice President George Moore, Secretary J. Paught, and Treasurer A Five. Five was also elected manager for the coming year with several plans discussed.
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Jooree Moore
Afm
Uresident
Uta Hart Cay
George Moore
J. Paught
Alee Electet Maunkyer
Me” Farman
Ayl Paneht
New
Iat
Aid Meirk
Posbarp
Community notices from a late town paper reflect varied events
The page lists church talks at Grace M E Church and Trinity Reformed Church with Rev Dr Lyman and Arthur Crane, Young People and Men’s groups at First Presbyterian, and a planned lecture at Hope Chapel. It mentions lantern parades, charity sales, Thanksgiving gifts, and a Rome trip promotion, plus local marshal gear and a candy founder’s pearl stud valued at about $40.
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Somerset Dowling Cla
Arfington House
Alove
G. Lyman
Elizabeth
Moc Omiy
M. E. Church
Arthur Grane
New England
Trinity Reformed Church
Hope Chapel
Gland Thanks Solving Premium To Courier Readers
A damaged OCR item promotes a premium coupon for Courier readers dated November 29. The offer grants a $5 value, titled American Heduly Ward of Roses, with purchase at Pomedeaiore. The text is garbled but centers on redeeming a paper coupon and its redemption terms.
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Pinlnfield
N. J
Bereckman Street
St Wofton
Wi Avenue
Kyte Resigns from Panwood Town Committee Role
Sheriff Kyte resigns from the Alatoeeting of the Panwood Town Sip Committee with regrets. He was appointed Township Treasurer instead and his successor, another member, will be elected next Monday night.
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Panwood
Sherif Kyte
Weber
Kyte
Mysterious Bird Spotted Near Netherwood and Local Anecdotes
In Netherwood yesterday G Thorn and son Clarence spotted a green bird with white wings that appeared jet black at other angles. They observed the bird’s tired state and the contrasting plumage, speculating on unusual lighting. The piece also covers local quirks including Aleck the dime loaner, a church outreach event, rail and street safety notes, charity bake sales, and upcoming lodge meetings plus a business repayment delay for W J Stevenson.
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G. Thorn
Clarence
Netherwood
Thors Ie
Finderse Man Missing From Finderne Farm
Thomas Coogan, an employee at B Myers stock farm in Finderne, has been missing since last Tuesday after traveling to Somerville to collect pension funds and purchase supplies. A quiet, diligent war veteran, he left with no known enemies and may have encountered an accident or illness. friends appeal for any information from his colleagues and community.
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Thomas Coogan
B. Myer
Finderne
Miseng
Coogen
Myers
Somer Ville
Tim
More Gad Than They Could Com Fortally Marage
Last Saturday evening tested the twenty four slide collection proposed for interchange exhibitions by the Delos association. About 150 slides were in the committee’s hands when a cylinder failure caused delays. One hundred slides were finally selected for sending, representing views of Plaindeid and surrounding areas to convey the city’s beauty.
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Tbe
The Slame for the Recess Collision Detected
Superintendent Adlemann of the street railway commented on a collision on West Proot Street last week with farmer Waldrop's hay wagon. He indicated a study of the accident and suggested delaying any discharge until the investigation clarifies the motor man's position, aiming for courteous and careful conduct among his staff.
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Adlemann
West Proottreet
Waldrop
Luas
Donellen avenue prospects bright for youngest representatives
Dubellen's future appears assured as Prospect avenue hosts several families with newborns this month. The article notes four households on the avenue contain young babes, all except one, Mrs. Hitler, who died this week, are healthy and bright.
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Prospect Avenue
Donellen Pos
Ery
Bates
Mra. Hitler
Flour price drop announced by Randolph in Pillsbury Spur
Grocers received a morning circular from Randolph, the trade manager at Pillsbury Spur, stating flour sacks will cost seventy cents and per barrel 85.50 hereafter. The notice warned that any price deviations would bar further purchases of that brand. At South Plainfield Baptist Church Rev E Thompson baptized William Clawson M Denham Miss Lacy Daston Mrs Moon Senior Fi Elwer Manning Arthur Hawkins Bert Manning. In about two weeks fourteen others are to be presented for baptism.
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Randolph
Pillsbury
South Plainfield
Fragmented notice on boulevard debt and stamps directions
Incomprehensible OCR text mentions a boulevard incident and a request to address sixpence stamps for long distance matters. It references an aged man and exterity from erroneous debt. Addresses Main Street and a postal note. The overall readability is poor and specifics are uncertain.
Death of Mrs W M Rider at Maplewood Danellen
Mrs W M Rider of Maplewood Danellen died this morning after a severe illness described as peritonitis Her friends and members of the Mesopoia and Choral Society mourn her loss noting her tacir lovable disposition and kindly manner Her husband Mr Rider a member of the Union County Country Club shares in the bereavement W H Tee G4 BR Faia will es BD comer The Joint detenated by Win field Scott Post Noab reych the Woman's Relief at recent meetings meet Saturday night to arrange for the fall to bhe next month A date was set for a week of contests at tables with items for sale and a full treasury anticipated Also promotes Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung troubles available free at L W Randolph's Drug Store No 21 West Front Street.
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Emele
Westlieht
Brietian Endeavor Society
Berause
Rst Society
Sepper
Ute
Mareinnier Caron Simlay
Borman
Wark Avenue
Jack
Christae Pee
Rome
Spain
Muse Hall
Arthur Crane
Y. Moo
Leonders
H T. Barnes
Candy Fame
New York
Abe
Christian Endeavor Society of
Warren Chapel
Holleyville
Watchung Avenue
Hope Chapel
Harris Lane Society of Christian Endeavor
Watchung
Behring’s
Lehigh Valley
Central Railroad
Lehigh
Easter Lodge No. K
Jerusalem Lodge
Mra W. M. Rider
Maplewood
Danellen
Mesopoia and Choral Society
Mr. Rider
Union County Country Club
Biefriends
Winfield Scott Post
Noab Reych
A. L. Goodrich
Mr. McKelvey
Hey. G. Kennedy Newell
Polpita
Conrad Bros
Zachariah Wilson
North Plainfield
Somerville
the Grand
Newark
Palmer Dunn
John Neagle
Plainfield
Mary P. Shirley
West Front Street
Jenna Shirley
Shurbund
H. Uarvey
Mt Olive Baptist Church
H. 8. Gibson
Pillsburg
FG. Warnick
EO. Perkins
Central Avenue
Perkins
Charles Dennis
Long Branch
Herbert Chamberlain
East Pourth Street
Elizabeth Davin
Cranford
Truth
West Street
Joseph Sobl
Pamaic
William Townsend
J. E. Townsend
Somerset Street
Henri Marteau
Europe
Champagne
Etty
O. W. Salling
Ci Grove Street
Lou Daring
Netherwood
Charien Frey
Bouth Second Street
Mary's Church
Arrests Follow Street Incident Near Terrill Road
Reported clash near Terrill road leads to the arrest of George Shay and Wiltie Adams by Officer Kiely. Both men, brought before Judge Nash, await grand jury bail set at 200 dollars. English, injured and testifying, described a feud between the Adams family and himself with Adams threatening him. Other local items note a December reception for Rev. A L Goodrich, new North Plainfield marshals, theater tours, a New York lecture, a young woman’s death, and various community notices.
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John Engish
Terrill
George Shay
Wiltie Adama
Kiely
Boon
Tennerdasey
Jumuee Nash
Harry Bunyon
English
Terrill Road
Adams
Adame
Railway extension dispute halts line work
The Lend Lunchroneny Company seeks to extend a street and force railway workers to operate the road by a set date using wooden poles only. Railway authorities resist, warning an injunction during construction could halt progress. Both sides offer concessions but no action until the Land Company withdraws its objections.
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Lend Lunchroneny Company
New York Detectives Probe Installment Purchases
Two New York detectives visited local installmenters on Saturday to demand prompt payment. One arrest occurred for a $20 bill and a $500 bond was requested but not required. Meanwhile Holy Cross Church members are urged to convene at the Sunday school building tomorrow at eight to discuss forming a vigorous church work brotherhood with broad participation.
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New York
Congregation of Holy Cross Church
Banday School
Atlantic Coast to Midwest Rail Service Announcement
An early 20th century rail prospect advertises the F. F. W. Pullman train, New York to Cincinnati and Louisville via Washington with express departures and connections for Chicago and St Louis. It lists first class excursion rates from Elizabethtown to Cincinnati, Louisville, and St Louis, and notes ticketing and baggage checks at Pennsylvania RR Station Elizabeth. Frank McConnell, P.A.
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New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Lousville
Chicago
St Lous
Elizapewh
Loulaville
St Loulaville
Ria Weahlogtoe
Niagars Falla Throuch
Pennsylvania RK
Elizabeth
Frank McConnert
P. A
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Dubellen's
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Lange Triation
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W. M Rider
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Stas
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Dence
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Clinton Avenue
Archange
Ane
Dr Sale
Warehang Avenue
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Kate
Anle
Charles A. Reed
Ftes
Aman
TenEyck & Harris
Packer Vein
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Hina
Howard A. Pope
Stillmaw Magiciall
J. A. Demarest
Lacy & Blanchard
Mercury
Doane & Edsane
New Jersey
John F. McIntyre
J.T. Vail
Metropolitan Stables
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