Questionable Names Read Over Past Week By Police
A fragment lists many individuals such as William Vaughn and Herman, along with several others, mentioning they were examined over the past week for physical defects and are now held locally by police after failures to pass examinations conducted Saturday through Wednesday.
Last of Class A-1 Examined Tomorrow
The last eighty men assigned to Class A-1 by the local Exemption Board will be examined at Evergreen Avenue School tomorrow after sixty-two previously tested and rejected registrants were added due to War Department regulations. The total reaches 94. no further registrants remain in Division One. After February 25, sixty-two go to Camp Dix, others to cantonments. if quota allows, other divisions may be scheduled for examinations. The list includes Bayard Alvon Lake Appezzato Victor Attler Jobe Brennan Frank Rubby Nelson Rote Arthur Trige Frank Brooks William Brace Herbert Burgess Chester Carr Robert Cashman Cortana Cohen Alfred Cortana (Clark) Alfred Colabelle Ross Crete Francis Deady Ralph DelVecetto Lawrence DiMarta George Edwards Abram Fay Walter Firstbrook John Henning Peter Hamilton Walter Harding Todwic Hefti Hendry Hubbard Horowits Clarences Peter George Kenney James Kiley John King Milton King Harry Kitne James Mahoney John Mannion Verona Marcellin Michael Martine Mallard McAfee Charles Metis John McGauley Richard Montgomery Pete Moore William J. M Frank Peterson Melvin VanDoren Joseph Venexia Joseph Walsh Clarence Wood These fourteen recalled: James Hunter Frank Lee William Witterman Carman Krenske George Place Charles Snyder Arthur Krensle William Cooper Hjalman Laine Herbert Lestie Dedee Arthur Robinsom Arthur Ayres Perry Doty.
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Evergreen Avenue
Boon
War Department
Exemption Rct
Camp Dix
Realla
Clase A
Foe
Mallard
K. McAfee
Charles Metis Dohn J. McGauley
Richard R. Montgomery
Pete Moore
William M. John J. M
Frank Peterson
Melvin VanDoren
Joseph P. Venexia
Joseph Walsh
Clarence H. W. John
Waar
Perry Wright
Charles P. Woodrat
James F. Hunter
Prank A. Lee
William Ek, Witterman
Carman E. Krenske
George Place, Jr
Charles K. Snyder
Arthur Krensle
William B- Cooper
Hjalman Laine
Herbert Lestie C. Dedee
Arthur
Robinsom
Arthur J. Ayres
Perry W. Doty
Park Avenue Baptist Notes Preaching and Youth Plans
Dr Swameid will preach Sunday at 11 am on Our Responsibility for Souls and in the evening on The Wonderful Conversion of the Son of God Father. A Young Peoples Association service is set for 7 pm. Women’s Volunteer Bible Class reports strong progress and will attend a Children’s Day event in June. Mrs Dayton and Mr Ranyon assist. baptismal set gifted from a Boston church will be used next Sunday February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swameid
Young Peoples’ Association
Dayton
Ranyon
Dr. SwamMeid
Boston
Annual Report of City Treasurer Tases Potia 1916
City Treasurer Tases Potia releases the annual financial report outlining expenses for the year 1916. The document details police call box maintenance and other municipal costs reviewed by the finance board.
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Tases Potia
Grocery Price List Fragments From Local Shop
A fragmented price list from a small shop shows items like Royal Anne Cherries Spring Garden jars and Extra Fancy beans with various small cents prices. Other entries include Bee product jars, Old Grist Mill Coffee and Peterman's Bug Killer. Milk and dog biscuits appear with modest per unit or package prices, reflecting a sparse midcentury catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Anne
Spring Garden
Peterman
House Raises Salary for One Circuit Judge
A legislative vote of 46 to 2 approved increasing the salary of one circuit judge from 9,000 to 10,000 per year. The action followed remarks by lawyers and assembly members who argued for higher pay to reflect the demanding duties and responsibilities of judges in Middlesesspol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chow
Assembly
Prominent Park Avenue Figures Lead Local Army Class
Former 00k men in schools cations class Met at the home of Mrs. Warren and Second Lieutenant Walter Boree, promoted to commission, join the automatic army teaching corps on Park Avenue. Mission Circle reports great success as the bayonet school reese wees Tees tours the Second Battalion of the 112th Infantry, with members now teaching and promoting missions amid supper and missionary programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cations
Arthur R. Phillips
114Th Infantry
Mission Circle
Mrw. J
Walter Boree
Cher
Trenton
Commis Park Avenue
Anniston
Work For Missions
Reese Wees
112Th
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William Vaughn
Wn. A. Fonahieeseph Watt
Semeph Wal Herman Famers
Jotn Albers
Joarph
Merny Cofford
Logan
Tellowine
Dame
Delguesh
Denne Nureet Joseph View Alesmmier
D. Dole Charies HL Miller
W. Montes
W. M. Courtney Lynus Walpale
William
Marci
Martian Albert
Paott Morris Drummey
Atlantechonics
Johannes Jansen
Walter Hunter
Lewis M. Willie Herman
Kling Louls
P. Hanees
James L. Conwey
Jalius Firman Kk
Marry
Wade Faward
J. Ayers
William &, Brice Pr
J Leute
Th. Harting
Peter Users
Marin
Itor
Peter F
Bayard
Alvorn Lake
Appezzato
Victor T. Attler
Jobe
J. Brennan
Frank W, Rubby
Nelson T. Rote
Arthur W. Trige
Frank Brooks
William W. Brace
Herbert Burgess
Chester EK. Carr
Robert Cashman
Pan KR
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Park Avenue Baptist
Pettey
Anamors i
Anseuiors
Ae Tiease
Lexis
Reetrict Coure
Mantonevnk Fund
Pionses
Feld
Fire Department
Beate
Geger
Neon
Hatoark Ai
General Fund Library Fund
Ana
Java
Arthur E. Crone
Plainfield
M J
Bleital
Queen City Market Co
West Front Street
ARROW
Jim Dandy
Quaker
Jack Frost
Eter
Fanny N. Y
Greta Peas
van Camp
Japan
India
Ceylon
George
Liebig's
Valencia
Cal
Bartlett Pears
Kirkman's Soap
Harold Melter
James Stead Gus Lents
William Hampston
Herbert Bishop
Vuln Hirsch Ae ‘Raymond
Gas Setesee Ofeeegate
P. Vanderhoet
J. J. Cashland G
Trexler
Automatic Arme
Harry Rich
Jobo Dudas
J. B. Holtzman
Metzen
William van Houten
Michael
Lyons
Gus Johnson
Steve Borisak
Roland H. Kimble
William A. Merritt
Balak
the Park
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