Parkiet club and city gatherings highlight October events
The notice bundle lists the Parkiet members annual meeting at the club house on Tuesday October 4 at eight. Also notes Epworth League gathering, open air concert by Gottman’s brass band, a nearby German band leaving town, a cake walk at T A B Hall, and plans to enlarge Grove Street German Lutheran Church for Sunday School.
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wreeLaword
King's _avaghiers
Epworth League
Sierald
exChoirmaster Miner
Holyner Choir
Vkeon & Apgleman
Park
Elaty
Aringjog Tovigat
Gottman’ Fall Brass
Atten
Eeven O
A. O.U W. Bas
Central Lodge
Froot Street
Fliese
Somerville
Grove Street
Mercer Avenue
Mever Avenue
Sanday Seheo
Gree
Damaged Suit Brought by Looker Brothers Against Toompeon
Looker Brothers Newark furniture dealers filed suit in District Court against A D Toompeon over goods bills. Judge Gilbooley presided with Thompeon’s counterclaim for about $1.48 plus costs. Judgment awarded to Toompeon for travel and related expenses. unrelated notices follow.
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Looker Brothers
Newark
A.D Toompeon
Thin City
Gilbooley
Charles E
Thompeon
Chicago
Entertaining concert aids chapel debt drive in Mainfield
The Parigh House Dewcated hosts a Sunday concert at the Church of the Heavenly Rest building to raise funds for remaining debt. Mayor William L. Leander opens, praising benefactor Keece man of a Cpeenitine, with Miss Josephine and Miss Mary Graver among performers. The audience fills the hall as villagers praise the project and vow continued support.
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T. A. B. Hall
Enta
Prof O'Nteilly
Jennie Wall
Josey Mintebell
Eagle Wheelmen
Rewark
Dorasion
Rom
William L. Leander
Keeceman
Cpeenitine
Josephine
Abe
Fred Talmamy
Mia Smith
Mary Graver
Miainfield
Wenterr
Odda
Gret
Disorderly House Complaint In Crawford County
Bay Johnston of Weatheld filed a complaint against Mike Huber regarding a disorderly house near Gerwood. The place was suspected as a roadside refreshment stop for wheelmen but allegedly sold beer illegally. Taber appeared before Justice Mendel of Crawford and was released on his own recognizance for 50 dollars.
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Bay Johnston
Weatheld
Mike Huber
Regia
Gerwood
Taber
Justce Mendel
Crawford
Pretty Gils- These Were the Attrachede at the Pesst
A religious society festival at Trinity Centered Church drew a large crowd despite rain. Miss Mamie Berg led candy and fruit, Miss Olive Wykoff oversaw cake, Miss Lizzie Crawford served ice cream, and Miss Vaenl’yke sold popcorn boosting the society treasury.
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Teane People'e Society of Trinity Eatermod Church
Fragmentary OCR Text Returns No Clear News Item
The provided text appears garbled and lacks coherent events or named entities to summarize into a valid news item. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete actions are present for a proper T or S.
Sale of Lands of the Pare Estate Auction In Hesekiah Hood's Charge
The administratrix case of the Pare Estate reports lands to be offered at public auction with Hesekiah Hood acting as auctioneer. The notice outlines the sale as part of settling the estate and distributing assets to heirs according to court authority.
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Pare
News
Hesekiah Hood
Reward Offer Misread In Local Notice
A fragment of a local paper indicates a 100 reward is offered, with unreadable text suggesting a missing item or event. The legible portion mentions readers will be told of the prize, but critical details are damaged and unclear.
Free the Proteam and Jetsam of Everyday Life in Plainield
A local column reflects on community thoughts and local figures. Howard Case, a young musician, earns praise for his talent while overcoming early hardship. The piece notes his father’s death, his path from paper carrier to bank clerk, and his study of music. It mentions plans to hold future concerts and praises Case’s perseverance. The piece also discusses local fire safety, building exteriors with terra cotta, and observations about Plainfield’s quirks including a horse-trainer and a balky horse.
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Howard Case
First Baptist
City National Bank
Roslly Wan
New York
Case
Welcomed To Weltheng Averen Reception for New WCTU President
A Sunday afternoon reception at Waterburg for Musi E. Peck, newly elected president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, marked a formal transition of leadership. Peck outlined future work stressing outreach to men through warm meals and talks, noting winter hardship will demand broader support and funding. Miss Conte of Halli Nova Scotia performed Scottish and English airs during the gathering.
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Musi E. Peck
Women's Cureusa Temperance Union
Toome
Watebungav
Mise Peck
Mia Tomiloson
Ion
Miss Peck
Conte
Halli Nova Scotia
T Tomiinsec
Harvest Eve at Bethel Chapel Impresses Large Audience
A harvest home at Bethel Chapel last evening, organized by the ladies of the church, featured decorations of fruits vegetables leaves and implements. Speakers W A Byrd Rev William D and Rev C E Herrion addressed topics on grain fruits and leaves while a choir sang and a string quartet performed. Children sang Bring in the Sheaves and a display of harvest specimens accompanied the closing reception.
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Bethel Chapel
Lowen
Wade
W. A. Byrd
New York
William . D
C. E Herriog
Pirot Presbyterian Church
Miner Discharged From Church Post After Notice
Local report states Mr Miner, former choirmaster of Holy Drum Church, was discharged following a letter of resignation. City interest in the decision was noted as the matter moved forward to determine the church’s next steps.
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Ibeb
Miner
Holy Drom Church
Jon
Ventry
Park Club to announce winter amusements at Tuesday meeting
Readings and entertainments planned for the coming season were to be unveiled at the Park Club meeting on Tuesday evening October 3. A fine portrait of the late Mr. Arntms by Rev. EM oan of Episcopal Obureh was noted at the social event.
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el Oun
EM Oan
Episcopal Obureh
Park Oub
Seaws Prarmact
Park Avenue
Plainfield
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