Local Delays and Community Notes From Morristown Area
Community items report visits and illness across Morristown and surrounding towns. Names like Mrs. Wink Cornell, Mrs. Floyd Ginglea, and Mrs. Peter Ginglea appear among many residents tied to church events, family visits, and local services. schedule changes and upcoming church duties are also listed.
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Cataway
Mra
Stewart
Wink Cornell
Papabure
Flnsralley Owls
Dtool Xpehige
Crispin
Havorne
Win
Beevitt
Hyee
Ain Mat
BR Streliter
Walkers Towers
Hoaphakoon
Bimdag
Andalee
Mistéa Conhilt
Ily
Morristown
Urid Pitas
Lew Pasado
Rae
Snyder
Tomphing
Easton and Hampstead News In Brief Items
Community notes report several local visits and gatherings across Easton, Bartley, Slaver, and surrounding areas. Mentions include Mrs Crone visiting, Daish at Montana, and Miss Dorai at Beatyestown. plus a brief obituary noting a 72 year old resident’s death from typhoid pneumonia and local medical visits.
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Klarkwell
Sintar
Ars
Butta
Ort
Ty-Man
Kabler
Bas
Heisi
Local Movers and Road Work Reported in Ashore Area
The text notes residents moving from the Ameri rain Hotel to Miss Louise Howley's Tosedora and mentions Italian laborers near Ashore with a stone crusher as part of a campaign to banish it. It also reports macadam road work planned by Warren County and Isaac Parker recently relocating near Washington. Mr Walker expects to open a business venue in a nearby store building.
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Arbor Guy Veas
Pier Walther Ee
Gerrity
Eel Stewart
Deveasad
Hiram Pareel
Ameri
Rain Hotel
Louise Howley
Bees
Warren
Isaac Parker
Thia
Washington
Walker
Local notes from Hazen and Belvidere social visit
A Hazen report mentions Mrs. Arthur F Mise Netile Spangenberg visiting Tammy for several days last week. She stayed with her aunt Mrs. Henry Sherrer and other local women including Mrs. Warren Herman, Mrs. Robert Fobinsay, and Mrs Isa Meveinger.
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Oscar Crisamants
Geo. Ts. Paul
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The fragment references Washington residents and a testimonial about kidney pills, with garbled names and lines about backache and relief from Diennes Kidney Pills. It mentions Bonn's Kidney Pills and a New York agent, but lacks coherent events or dates.
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Weller
Washington
Gaye
Dien
Bonn
United New York
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J. R. Lindaberry
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Warren County Drug
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