Personal Social Events and Local Notables Observed
A busy social column notes residents from New York to Phillipsburg visiting, hosting, or traveling. Highlights include Harry Schuermann and friends in New York, Mary Carpenter visiting Newark, John McMally arriving from Philadelphia, and many others hosting gatherings, birthdays, and weddings. Observations cover church figures, civic guests, and local celebrations in towns like Easton, Phillipsburg, and Newark with multiple household visits and festive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schuermann
York
Miri Mary Carpenter
Nawark
Ber Sleter
John McMally
Philedelphia
Pridwy
Mira
Linde
Philipstorpe
Batardey
Ida M. Co'nor
New Village
Haa
Martha Spi
Phillipsburg
Uebfelp
Painale
Feark Howell
Sehant
Shafer
Whiteetore
N.Y
Oxford Fatalities and Local Notices From Oxford Area
Walter Wildrick aged twelve died Monday after a wheeze cough. Funeral Monday at St Rogers Catholic church. Michael C. Be owner of Belvideres Home for years, with one lease to Theodore Plereon then Jeremiah Toomas. Various deaths and civic notes include Margaret Huang and John Sinner Orley, and local events with dances, meetings, and parish notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
George A. Wildrick
Slock
Michaefcc
Belviders Avs
Theodore Plereon
Jeremiah Toomas
Stanhapa
Meo
Wm. Eaapo
Newark
Mitra John Sohner
Wat
Aire
Overley Elyotel
Tusday
H. Tuntsen
Martin Haley
Dedouls
St Roge's Catholic Church
Rav
Father McConnell
Davehier
Faowing
Michael
Oxford
Tomas
Pittsburg
Delis
New York
Ara John Sinsesh
Hopken
Fe Bie
Highael Ho Axley
Uchra
Schott
Tuomas
Puilibena Littles
Anna -Fox
Bathering Fox
Washington
Fi Quest Fanace
Data Inter
Pickett
Empires Steel &Con Os
Teesdap
John Thetebor Haa
David Crissman
Ara
Morris Quisler
Lawl Haycock
Wo. Bowman
Dugene
Cenry
Ropp
Jacob Sundigi Thegan
Stra
Philo Gilliva
Gorge T. Sabarror
Charles J. Hartoan
Charlas R Poole
Milton Burd
Edward Robbins
G. O.tunison
Charlen BE. Fichtel
James A. Allen
Timor Radio
Swayze Bros
Danville
Ohas
Yan
Ber
John Sohnerly
Patrick Burns
Washington Street
Michael Organs
M. A. Pierson
Thi
Warren County
Hig
Jobo Forgua
Mis Jadie Bobultz
Branhope
Wid
Douzhérty
Sweeney
Weabington
D. C
Knights of Aslambus
Thol.& A
Boston
Transportation Building At The St Louis Fair
A massive transportation building planned for the St Louis Fair occupies 15 acres and measures 525 by 1900 feet. Three grand arches dominate the facade with tall pylons reaching 150 feet, and twelve large portals will admit visitors along the long fronts. The structure will house four galleries and about four miles of elevated track while leaving space for exhibits and auxiliary entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forfat Park
Baadameod
Walle
United States
Amendments on carrier duties for postal routes debated
The United States Senate discussed a provision in the Post-Place Appropriation Bill last week. It would allow carriers to perform mail and subscription duties for newspapers and periodicals on their routes under Postmaster General regulations, with a salary of 7201 per annum and restrictions on refusing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Carriera
United States Senate
Thea
Cartiere
United States
Paint Your Buggy for 75 bo 100 with DaVoo's Palot
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a glossy carriage item named DaVoo and a palette reference. It mentions weight measures and a boast about durability and bold styling. Names FN and Senkios appear in unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DaVoo
Godfroy
Lavanga’s Ling of 1994 Auto Wild Go Carts
A garbled 19th century style notice mentions Lavanga and wild go carts, alongside political and temperance meetings. It cites Rev Johnson to speak at 343 W O U Street next Sunday, with a meeting on April 13 at Span genberg home and frequent Temperance Hall gatherings. A laborer accident near Dover involved a rope snapping, striking Besifor, leaving him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Nytes
de. Johnson
U. Pert
Daira
Spangenberg
Temperance Hall
Elefer
Morelia Canal
Daath's
Histhame la Dover
Hahada Bao
Laborera Jalaine Beate
Dover
Besifor
Sealed Proposals for Columbia Hotel Road Works
Bids invited for a major road and bridge project in Warren County running from Washington to Philipsburg with a May bid opening. Contractors face long line between Creve and Lopatcong, with specifications on pavement, drainage, and alignment. the contract requires completion and acceptance criteria by late autumn, with a detailed plan and legal compliance obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regel Rei
Ithe Colimbia
Papin
Newdure
Creva
Waablngton
Lopatcomme
Lopatconi
Philipsburg
Thera
Low Bennam
Direeuwieh
le Hth
Iti
Reid
Cotta Mor
Loshunch
St. Clow Wael
Meroe
Vhaik
Paul
Uae
Rome
Thatia
Uefa
Rue Foot
Velardi
Eulie
Talie Bette
Archer Wise
Hania
Arata
Colearider
Mircea
Warren County
Missouri battleship gun explodes killing two and injuring others
A World War II era incident aboard the battleship Missouri near Pensacola Florida resulted in the explosion of a 12 inch gun, killing two sailors and destroying the gun deck as debris blasted men and parts of the crew into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenterday Afernoon
Pansadela
Florida
Missouri
Beautiful Dress Goods From Blask and Colored Drapery
From Blask and Colored Drapery in Easton PA comes a sale on dress goods. Be sure to inspect Vater Frumlare Crepes Lanzdownes and related fabrics offered with attention to quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launacs & Zon
Easton
Blue or Green Stamps With Every Cash Purchase N25 1.00
Grocery store offers blue or green stamps with each cash purchase. Promotion highlights a value of N25 and a price tag of 1.00. Customers are urged to shop to receive stamps and accumulate bonuses through the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sui
Snc
Ata
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Fire
Throcore
Ocon Gh
Parry
Weshireton
Jercunt
Jacob Wann
Perry
Dayton DeGinet
Odd Vehter
Lene
Cerrett
Brookside
Am'ly
George Bk
Gira Melick
Jobo
Lea
Speire
Laredle
Misa
Era Mrz
Bolel
Harp Bowethe
Trenton
Wackenstown
Wilkes Certer
Lincola
Tamer
Mies
Edna Way Davenport
Columbia
Daniell Ackerman
East Pare
Rex
P. Rtre
Jaanatte Golick
Alsver
Brooklyn
Tiss Reith
Irdifalte
Fee
Mre
J. D. Hil
Bar
Henry Ward
St. Joseph's Church
Bore
Sachuel Rameay
Morretowna
Plesrera
Wrohington
Marian
Werlfeld
Miss Eatie
William ‘Wiltevar
Thia Place
Wiitevar
Raymond
Brametts
Edivard
Rockaway
Aira
Elizabeth
Westfield
Somerville
Barah A.einhart
Cranford
James 2. Johnston
J. Warren Andrew
Baob
Sarenada
Gounod
Andp Mia
Richard Stockblower
Hopatcong
Ls W. Miller
Kiler
Mise Addie Pickel
John Borers
Arthur Ostman
Potter Jie
Bor
Min Fritts
Mira Frances Rehey
Hamilon
ter-Mater
O. B. Smith
Roth
Rec
George Young
Belvidere
Samuel M. Youre
Clhaint
Washington Blair School
May. Taylor
Taylor Street
Bly
George W. Deere
Ble Drembter
Stevenvor
Coureitman
Charles BE
Rhysic
Dt. Rand Sfrs
Wiliam Tincley
Egt' Wrahington
Bit
Suchre
John W. Gray
Summit
Willem
George la New Hampton
Sutton
Suuctton
Summit Lacyill
James S. Gray
Leona Rinehart
Afra
Bachard Rinehart
Carlton Avenue
Sarah A. Riddle
Mia
GW. Riddle
Church Street
Wetton
Qavas BoFals
Mra
J. Uscart Bruen
Belytderi
Mra JC
Obarmen
Backuttstows
Sra. McLouroy
Marketoro
Mire H. Butter
Blades Fowl
B. A. Leibelaberger
Sire
Lovl Morria
Newtor
Frradman
Ruth Clin
Home Missions
Sissa Kate Cick
Blairs Fowl
Foreign Missions
Allee B. Curtis
Anckettstown
Hlerature
Gertrude Morrow
Byvidores
Young People’s Work
Mic Mdaud Lefaris
Balsidere
Nem
Stillwaver
ST. Louis Fair
Lavanga
Ling
FasTon
Pat
Cam
Lare
Burlon
J. B. Hampton
Belvidere Avenue
Washington’ Avenue
Bryant Store
East
Washington Avenue
Salts Infiney
Pep
Arta
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