Education Sees Busy Convention Report and Elections
The convention discussed finances showing a $3100 spend for general expenses and a $300 deficit, later covered. Rev G E Horr reported 46 young men and 3 women educated in the state. Committees reported, with Rev Y G Partridge speaking on higher education and evangelism, urging balanced ministerial training and church involvement. Elections named officers and 30 directors while noting missionary work in 39 churches and new church buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Tilley
Westsell
Camden
Jodgee
W. W. Ballork
Lemuel Mom
J. &. Chamblies
C. E. Corda
Lémbur
J. T. Orsig
Gow Cart
GO. P. Eaches
L E Wheeler
Y. G. Partridge
Serantun
E. W. Departe
Old Congregational
Trinity Reformed Church
Abraham Lincoln
Tao
WIA. Ork
Temperance Jollity at Hope Divie-108 entertainments
A temperance entertainment program opened with recitations and readings by Misa TruxX W R Metix and Bertha Clam. Music and readings followed by remarks from W P Grim and Brother Stumpf. A donkey party and games capped the evening amid light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Divie
Misa Truxx
W. R. Metiix
Arthur Cfece
Stumpf
Mrs. Keeger
Judge Coddington Court Drunk and Disorderly Case Note
Nelson Robinson William Griffeth and Joe Halliwell were charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Borough Boards of Registry met to add 25 names in the first district and 14 in the second district. First district total 640 and second district 467.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Robinson
William Griffeth
Joe Halliwell
Borough Boards of Registry
Help Wanted Courier Ad Promises Desired Assistance
A historical want ad offers to secure the exact type of help desired. The speech includes colloquial phrasing like come here and poot and hints at a courier service seeking assistance for hire. The tone resembles casual recruitment language from an era with informal expressions.
Ask your doctor about Geneva Mineral Water for croup prevention
A brief health notice recommends Geneva Mineral Water as a preventive measure for croup. It explains hoarseness and a peculiar rough cough as early signs and endorses Chamberlain's Cough as a remedy, with Reynolds Pharmacy listing bottle sizes and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
I Chamberlain
Reynolds Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
Armstrong
Twelve Survivors of Crescent W men Run Endure Century Ride
The Crescent Wheelmen depart from Second Street at 5 15 am led by Captain Haynes for a 103 mile relay to Plainfield Metuchen Rahway Springfield and back to Plainfield. One rider John Petrie suffers a bad leg injury and quits. twelve finish in good condition earning medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Second Street
Fchedae
Haynes
Plainfeld
Bomeryilie
Belle Meade
Hopewell
Pennington
Treaton
Princeton
New Brasewene
Metuchen
Rabway
Elizabeth
Trenton
Rahway
Elzaben
Springfield
Plainfield
Met
Bahwas
Captain Acres
Arma
Amger
Juno Rickert
J. Keere
Robert 0. Meeker
Tans J. Cart
C. Meinure
Miss Tepa Voehl Birthday Surprise by LaDo Lassies
Yesterday marked the twelfth birthday of Miss Tepa Voehl. LaDo and the Lassies gathered at Cuusciiman Valient Crfg place then escorted her home for a surprise party with JC Carney entertaining and refreshments served. Family members present included Mrs. Jacob Voehl Helen Harned Addie Carney Nellie Valiant Tena Voehl Sadie Winters Ethel Kinz Ada VanHorn Mabel Stevens Mas Pope Fred Biatz Harry Vin Robbie Haed JoBo Carney and Voorhees Giddis.. Geneva Mineral Water was suggested by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepa Voehl
Jacob Voehl
Jack
John Carney
Lee Found Guilty In Base Ball Player Case
A former base ball player named Lee was found guilty after detectives seized whiskey from his premises. Witnesses Stephen Murphy and William Whiteman testified Lee’s guests Cavenaugh and Dave were drunk, while defense witnesses claimed Lee’s guests were sober earlier that day. The jury reached a quick verdict of guilty. Lee planned to appeal, then changed course and paid the fee for a new trial while pleading non qait on a second charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Stephen Murphy
William Whiteman
Cavenaugh
Dave
Local News Briefs and Social Tidbits
Professor Gattman shares a smile this morning. Edward Randolph of Summit visits West Eighth Street with his parents. Miss Van of Carlton Avenue hosts a pleasant whist party. Mrs. Alfred Hering, a Baptist Convention delegate, visits East Fifth Street. Lawyer H C Runyon named attorney for Union County for the Merchants Legal Association. Peter Fleischhauer leaves FP H Hebard Co. Wilcox of New York steps in. Charles Gra of the city to marry May Isabelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitton B. York, at 7 30 this evening. many Plawfield residents plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattman
Edward Randolph
Summit
West Eighth Street
V’ An
Carlton Avenue
Alfred Hering
Hacens Sack
Baptist Convention
E. W. Mills
East Fifth Street
H. C. Runyon
Arlington Avenue
Union County
Mercantile Legal Association of
New York City
Peetor Fleischhauer
FP. H. Hebard & Co
Mr. Wilcox
New York
Charles ©. Gra
May Isabelle
High School Delegation to Ragan Lectures Expected
Mies Reyhert delivered a chapel recitation this morning while the singing class was canceled due to few students. A large High School delegation will attend this year’s Ragan lectures, an annual event for High School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Reyhert
Epworth League Rally At Wesfeld Draws Local Churches
An Epworth League rally was held last night at Wesfeld with a large delegation from the city churches. Vincent Chapel attendees came by stage and Grace by train. a lively program and a State Secretary address were well received. Refreshments were served as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesfeld
Vincent Chpel
Grace
Woolston and Buckie vs Henry Court Summons Issued
A summons was issued in the case of Woolston and Buckie versus Henry on contract returnable November 7. The notice mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Geneva Mineral Water promotion from Bennsville Indiana with a local pharmacist advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennsville
Indiana
Jacop Brown
I Pharmacy
Part
North Avenues
Burglary Wave Strikes New Market Says Police
Robbers have been active in New Market in the past four days with three breakins attempted and one successful. A Saturday night window at W D Kitchen's smith shop was pried open but nothing valuable was taken. A watch is being kept for the culprits as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W D. Kitchen
Exotic flowers and plants described for conservator display
The article details a horticultural display with diverse chrysanthemums orchids and Japanese plants. It notes ivory blossoms red Drexel color contrasts delicate yellows pink anemone centers and several tall varieties including pineleaf and umbrella-bearing forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Drexel
Dodge
Riverside
Reform meeting and church notices in Union County
Yesterday and today a business meeting of the Reform a evening at 8 o'clock io receipts of the estate as compen-. in for their work. The sewer gas was very annoying Park avenue last night and made HE persone express the wish that the ewerage system would be hurried . A. Keller, Tom Brantingham, D.? Williams and Bingier, of the Gan City, took part in a snook reament yesterday at Seriage's Marion N J. for the benefit H. Townsend, stated meeting of Union County of the State Charpies Aid Asset will be held in the parlors of ot Avenue Church on Mon- Thes} meeting were asiwsys open to K. Jumbla Lodge Mig A.O. Uy hold a meeting Pridey night, and & initiations will be Lent" A visit f for the Greed officers, including Grand Master and Deputy, is expected, and a collation will be there wait ing fr them, of clear oue roase, in response to war demand for it ! The dainty is neat pasteboard cups made e xpreaaly for the purpose, and is of the est Materials. ' ecount of conflict in it be instituted tanight. The say they have glorious time es
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia. M. Griffin
Beatig
Central Presbyterian Church
Forest
Park Avenue
A. Keller
Tom Brantingham
Williams and Bingier
Gan City
Seriage
Marion N J
H. Townsend
Union County
Charpies Aid
Ot Avenue Church
K. Jumbla
Legal claims against the Male estate settled before Chancellor
In the settlement of remaining matters pertaining to the Male estate, costs and claims were adjudicated before Chancellor McGul. Mars and Bedie Lhe, the attorneys, were allowed the 32,000 for their services intervening for EB R Pope and Jobo W. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
McGul
Mars & Bedie Lhe
Eir Auin
EB R Pope
Jobo W. Harrison
Queer Jersey Justice and a Shotgun Assault
farmer Frank Eck of Cranford was attacked by Joan Callahan who shot him with a shotgun wounding him in the face. Ed Callahan wrestled the gun from her and broke the stock. Callahan was jailed for thirty days and fined five dollars after a justice hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ,Eck
Cranford
Joan Callahan
Beck
Callahan
Justice Brace
Dave
New York Recorder
Where Did the Key Come From
J E Mosher of East Poerth street discovered an unfamiliar door key in his dining room this morning and tested all doors without finding a matching lock. Mrs Hattie Mason of Unittes Carver Up Mo advocates trusting medicine over doctors in Chamberlain Colle Onolane remedy remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mosher
East Poerth Street
Hattie Mason
Unittes
Carver
Chamberlain
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Wellkeown Divines
James Sons Societies
J Buchanan
Ueres
UC. Diem
W N. Waldron
W. 8. Goodenough
H.G. Mason
W. Parmele
F. Urmy Jones
Avery
Ros
Ayer
Uw J
Samuel Viceentse
DPD
D. Nort Association
C. E Sutphen
East Association
Asa Suydam
Central Association
T Burroughs
Trenton Association
J. “©. Buchanan
Camden Association
A. H. Sembower
West Association
H. O. Albert
Morris & Essex Association
O. A. Cook
D. de Wolf
B. F. Fowler
A. W. Rogers
E. A. Armstreong
W. H. J. Parker
J. M. Watson
L. E. Wheeler
Theo. Halsig
Stifford Nelson
W. W. Prau
J. K. Manning
W. G. Russell
R. F. West
N. A. Merritt
N. Hatchel
W. E. Ware
J. W Brougher
P. FP. Bottony
Mr. Fowier
Haddonfield
Rev
Newark
Temperance Jollity
Divinos
Wesifield
Theves
Agtomn
Quin
Wabdordal’ Dughay
The
Seantic
Germam Coucilman Ginn
Privats Conservator
Queer Jersey Justice
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