Ninth Anniversary Observed by Trinity Reformed Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor Society of Trinity Reformed Church marked its ninth anniversary with reports from President F Smith and Secretary E E Anthony. The gathering featured a violin performance, a welcome by Rev. Carmeline, and a address by the pastor Rev. Schenek. Members numbered 135 with 118 active and seven late. Twenty new members joined, thirteen dropped, and receipts totaled 161.84. The society plans growth and continued service, aiming to boost membership, collections, and Sunday work. The meeting closed with hymn No. 60, a benediction by the pastor, and notice of tonight's officers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Smith
Edward E. Anthony
Elia Krymer
Lizzie Dunp
A. J. Moore
Migs Dunn
Herbert Bolsteine
Mise Fannie Matt
Toste
Muscague
Titsworth
Uondé
Ferrar
Schenék
Bgg
Needles and Pins Courier Want Ads Help
A light verse notes that marriage brings troubles and the solution lies in using Courier Want Ads to secure competent help. The slogan emphasizes that Courier Want Ads pay off.
Rallying Words From Pastor Mark at First Church Service
The Sunday service at First Church featured Pastor Mark delivering a rallying sermon urging unity and faith. congregants listened as he urged community support and hopeful action in the week ahead.
Render unto Caesar and God in a Weir rally sermon
A sermon at Weir rally cites Jesus answer to Caesar as proof for civil duties while stressing the need for renewed spiritual life. Rev Dr Lowry jokes about assisting the Sunday school gathering and urges Christians to abandon worldliness and return to camp life for renewed energy to win souls.
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Casar
Tam
C’esar
Caesar
Lowry
Weir
Gramp
Reilly
Horse Runaway Scares Town as Wagon Collides on Liberty Street
A horse belonging to Naytor of West Second bolted from his owner while he waited for his wife to go driving. The horse dashed through Liberty Street toward the bridge, colliding with a fence and leaving a rider with a bad cut before being found near Netherwood by Nayior and Pearson.
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West
Naylor
Pear Street
Howe
Fency
Liberty Street
Netherwood
Nayior
Pearson
Plainfield Endeavorers to take Part at Convention
Plainfield participants join the Christian Endeavor Convention in New Brunswick on Thursday and Friday. Delegates Spangenberg of Netherlands Richardson and M Lowry of Rahway will speak on progress and success, with Rahway and this city contributing to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Robbery Attempt At Sprague House
At about five o clock a thief gained entry to Sprague's house on Spod Way by forcing a window. Inside he took $3 in money and nearly grabbed a $3.60 pocket book before Mrs. Sprague awoke, scaring him away. He escaped through the front door, dropping the pocket book. identity unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Spod
Justice official contract date noted in case list
A record notes a contract date connected to Justice official proceedings with mentions of Robinson versus turnable on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Robinson
Colic Remedy Adverts From Missouri Seller
Hattie Mason of Mo declares trust in a remedy for colic and cholera. for sale at the listed address. The fragment hints at a local newspaper advertisement promoting a medicinal product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mason
Fire destroys McCarthy barn hazards nearby wagons and tools
A double alarm fire on West Front Street destroyed T A McCarthy's barn with hay grain and sewing machines after a suspected tramp spark. The loss totals 800 with 250 insured. Firefighters laid 800 feet of hose while a nearby Baltimore and Ohio freight train stopped to protect the scene. Animals and wagons were saved.
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T. A
West Front Street
McCarthy
Fremen
West Second Street
Central Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Faust
Kinney
Albert and
Bowlers Post High Scores In City Bowling Meet At Board of Trade
In the Board of Trade alleys Saturday night a bowling tournament produced top scores such as Emmons 205 and Stephenson 210. Other notable results include Haynes 187 Pearson 196 Petrie 200 Forester 144 Laing 176 Meeker 205 Nash 169 Pope 172.
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Board of Trade
Haynes
Pearson
Gaven
Petrie
Forester
Buckie
Coward
Woolston
A. Rogers
F NASA
Emmons
Wil Rogers
Schutt
Gae . Forester
Lister
Peargon
Nash
Laing
Vail
Stephensge
VanHmburg
Meeker
Rogers
Pope
Gavin
Stephenson
Trolley Road Construction Rumor on Front Street
Reports describe carriages slipping on trolley tracks on Front Street yesterday. A carriage with ladies crossed the rails at speed, risking collapse, while observers doubt the tracks are maintained for safe passage.
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Front Street
Rev Lewis Bond Delivers Final YMCA Talk Before Missionary Move
Rev Lewis Bond spoke at the YMCA meeting with a text from go ye into all the world. The address foreshadowed his departure to the missionary field and drew a large, attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bond
Bond
Parade Proceeds With City Fire Apparatus
A permit from Mayor Gilbert allows Warren Engine Company fire laddies to parade with their apparatus next Wednesday. The ordinance requires either mayoral or council approval to remove equipment from the city.
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Gilbert
Warren Engine Company
Crescent Juniors Beat Young Senators 16–12 on Park Ave Grounds
A baseball game played Saturday on Park Ave grounds saw the Crescent Juniors defeat the Young Senators 16 to 12. Notable were pitcher T. Mack and catcher J. Berg.
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Park Ave
Crescent
Senators
T. Mack
J. Berg
Young Men Take Warning Treatise Notice
Disturbing ailments described as causing early aging and weakness in men are warned about in a plain sealed treatise offered for ten cents. The piece promises insight into enduring health issues affecting many, with a call to request the enclosed cast of maladies and remedies.
Fragmentary notice hints at local misery history
Fragments describe six months of distress on Front and Washington streets with private dwellings and a house, noting local misery and vice, but details remain unclear and incomplete.
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Kaay
Washington Streets
Local residents listed with sickness visits and social notes
East Front resident H Bender is very ill at home while Miss Stowe Somerset street and others are kept at home by illness. Brooklyn visitors, Jersey City weekends, and Niagara Falls trips are noted along with engagements, arrivals, and weddings.
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H. Bender
East Front
Miss Stowe
Somerset Street
Isia
Mr Brokin
Brooklyn
Wiliam
Emily Street
Jersey City
Mies Mabeinet
Samuel Ross
West Front Street
George Thatcher
Minstrel
Boston
Fegan and Manning
Rahway Lyceum
Bart
New York
Guion
Carlton Avenue
Annie Murphy
Clarence Murphy
Niagara Falls
Mac Murray
Ree
James T. A. Murray
East Front Street
Edward Apgar
Netherwood
Elmer J. Mundy
Springdale
Hedleys Arrest Besieged Wemwrel Besie
Fragmentary OCR reports a police action involving General Hedley and an incident described as a siege with references to a Trechie Gaseat and a unrest in December. Details are unclear and names may be distorted.
High School Field Day Sees Records and Wins
The High School Athletic Association hosted a field day at Crescent Oval with events including the high jump ten inches and two mile bicycle race. Prizes awarded to J L Richardson and E I Serreil for throws and running, with several athletes placing in sprints and pole vault.
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Associa [Tion
Crescent ‘Oval
H. B. Drak
J. L. Richardson
R. Douclyss
J. Clark
Fish
Cornwell
E. I Serreil
Smith
Orag
W. Serrell
S. P. Smith
F. i Verewen
Omaha
E.L Serreli
Oldest Baptist Churches of New Jersey Listed
Rev Jereey Baptisis outlines early New Jersey Baptist centers dating to 1688. He cites towns such as Middlesex Orange First Plaineld First and Trenton First with large memberships, noting 237 churches in 1893 and 41,924 members. Property values reach $3.688 million. total expenditures around $417,606.59.
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Middlesex
Aresone
Settee
Cape May
Highston
Plains
Morristown
Salem
Pembertoe
Freeborn
Orange
Paterson
Mount Holly
Trenton
Bridgeton P.rs
Unclear Fragments from Rainsville Notice Mention Remedy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions residents and a bottle of remedy in a town setting. The readable parts are insufficient to identify people, dates, places, or a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainsville
Jodiana
Town
Jhouse
Community notices and society events listed in local column
Local readers learn about church gatherings school activities and social events. Highlights include Baptist Park Avenue Church pew recruitments and a Wednesday reading circle at Mrs Haynes home, Lyceum auction and dance, Norwood Athletic Club practice space move, and a Schoozen Corps outing with Queen prize winner Mrs Rammel hosting dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Charlies Haynes
Woman's Foreign Society
Young Ladies Mission Band
The
Presbyterian Obereh
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Holmes
Tripoli
Egypt
Schoozen Corps
Hyde's Woods
Mra Rammel
Labor Day
Catarrh Cure Claim with SCAL Applications
Fragmentary text advertises a claim that catarrh cannot be cured and mentions SCAL applications and a vein treatment as a remedy. The wording is garbled, with references to a “seat of the disease” and an improbable medical procedure, reflecting old patent medicine language.
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Trinity Reformed Church
Anthony
Carmeline
Seben K
Christian Endeavor Society of
Trinity Re Church
1Ist
Stirzing Dr. Lawry
Tay West
Gover
Siewiad
T. A. McCarthy
MR. Bond
PIRE
Radph Spiegel
H. E. Cramer
Chung Avenue
Miles
E. Miles
Newburgh
H. J. Martin
Jackson
George Saward
Miss Law
B. R. Wetern
Washington Park
President Lee
G Council
Courier
Plainfield 2
Eugene Alexander
Helena Alexander
Rutherford
Psaol Symons
Third Street
Frank E. Wruff
Miss Mills
Brigadier Evans
O. W. DeVere
Elizabeth
West Fourth Street
Dr. Richards
H. Hathaway
Gen. Hedleys
Jereey Baptisis
Seenger
Pilainfield
the Baptist Boys
Park Avenue 1St Church
Gilly
Aaron Bata
Cinerea Mence
Norwood
Norwood Avenue
Rockview School
Lyceum Fair
Justice Austin
Washington Valley
Pew
Peck
Woman's Synodical Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
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