Belvidere Soldier Arthur Wandelong Laid to Rest
Funeral honors for Private Arthur Wandelong, Belvidere native and World War II veteran, who died in a home accident. The service, led by Rev. W. C. James, with the American Legion in charge, was held at the M. E. Church and interment followed at Belvidere Cemetery. He is survived by parents and several siblings.
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Beleiders
Charles Handelong
Belvidere
Arthur Wandelong
Benn
Grove
Ila Alachares
Germiany
Georgia
Vind
Aluterss
Feannis
Luther
Guert Handelony
Lelvidere
Sylvester Randelony
Whabington
Oho Marshall
Andelony
Feetown
Earey Tice
Newton
Edward Manchester
Newark
Arthur Bande- Jong
Delvidere
James Wilson
Wilson
Arthur
M. 1
W. C. James Offlciating
American Legion
Zddlep
Ceaker
Soward Butler
Aml
Daintel Butter
Ines
Amerikan Legion
Ehlige
Religious meeting at Gibson Parks draws crowds for sermon
The Camp Meeting at Gibson Parks ran all day with Dr Bolomon P Hood delivering a forceful sermon that held the audience's rapt attention. Next Sunday 15th Rev Ransom is to speak as Washington Bind and Morris town singers provide music.
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Gibson Parks
Bolomon P. Hood
Ransom
Magnyette
Washington
Morristown
Ark
Cleerma
Mrs Bleeta Siegler obituary and local election notes
Mrs Bleeta Siegler died Sunday morning at the home of her son Willa in Glen Gardier after an attack of paralysis. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the home of her son Puter Siegler. She is survived by two daughters Bly s Major Williams of Glen Cardner and Met Harry Gardner of Pisinfielt, with five children named Charles Peter John and Whitk. Rev Young officiated at Spruce Run Latherap church. Interment was in a local cemetery. Election Board organized by Warren County on Saturday at Belvidere with Shura of Washington as president and Maurice Beestoy of Belvidere as secretary. Ongoing notices include local ads and listings.
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Alfred
Woodbridge
Alfred T. Woodbridge
Phi Unng
State Hospital
Trenton
Eleway
Taylor-Wharton ‘Works
Banton
Stewart anAs Woodbridge
Plainfield
Lucretia H. Pale
George
Ura
James Woodbridge
New York City
Albert Woodbridge
Esvmdiir
Cannes
Walter
Dixon
Doniikieon
Conn
Misa Neliv Woeelbridge
Fairmount Cemetery
D. HL
Katherine Martin
Mira
Kitherine Merning
Oxford
Ana
Kitty” Mintig
Iler
Washington Avenue
Pete Hue
Axe
Shia
Irelnd
Marthe
Misa Kothering Martin
Pallatel
Phin
Norm Muriit
Mid Gletown
Juie Turke
Meridia
Bt. Rona’ Catholi Yhurch
Rug. J
Foley
High Maus
William
Mya Wiliam Cereveling
Abi Herome
Pattenburg
Wes
Joseph Hoppock
Tour Brothers
Ove
cMary Young
Jersey City
Davit Frace
Pholpsting
Wik Gano
Mire
Amy Hampton
Annindale
George Guney
Clinton
John Lo Gane
Pattonburg
Ebay
Gang Mra
William Lungor
Mra
Samu 1
Samuel Carlyurt
Methodigt Episcopal Church
Ihtermont
Bigomsbury
Claris Blackwell
Clarisse Blackwell
Hackettstown
Dackettstown
Charlie Dona
Bidea
Niles Downs
Newarks
Anh Monagh
Atha Luis Monagh
Edward C. Monigh
Jonji Bleakwell
Leo Tegio Many Yenvenee
C.J. Hoyt
Addie Myer
Addie Piver
Elay
Washington
B. G. Wiedsall
John Mebe
Nes. Dirdeall
WL Hopkins
Hopewell
TB. Finch
Harry Moors
Brooklyn
Charles C. Moore
Philip TL Burd
Georgianna Burd
Philip EL Burd
Harmony Township
Adi Braburda
Evan Woolley
Philadelphia
Ada Young
Butte
Arthur Friis
Straw Church
Wonck
Harmony M. Eyehurch
Montana
Linford Coat
Nuri Caok
Linford Cook
Delaware
Philly Fi
Butch
Klos
Leray
Thomis
Dred
Sarah Fraycis Cook
Burd
Delawar
Mr. Kellogg
Charles .Singter
Chirley
Phillipsburg
Reliance House
Chambers Gived
Ales
Upper
R Black Eddy
Mens
Mr. Sing- Joy
Phillipsburg Aecle
Seatornal
Order of
Tingles
Rel
Qalnes
Nrdowm
Anja Ing
Bleeta Siegler
Breeta Siegler
Willa
Glen Gardier
Puter Siegler
Stic Ig
Blys
Mnjor Willams
Glen Cardner
Harry Gardner
Pisinfielt
Olsun
Charles
Peter
John
Wihitk
Young
Spruce Run Latherap Church
Wintlyburiu
Adofasag
Ipier
Election
Cornish Company Adopts Progressive Policy Expansion
The Cornish Company announces a shift toward broader ownership and growth, planning to expand stores and attract more citizens as part of a progressive agenda. The piece notes a history of family ownership and highlights future leadership aims and local impact.
Uncle Harry Davis Arranges Nephew Marriage Plans
Harry Davis retires from his shoe repair business to stock his nephew Horvis Libonthul with a modest gift for long service. He travels to New York to find a financier and selects Miss Rebekah Tugende for Horvis. The pair met recently and will marry in September settling on the top floor of the Davin building in Washington.
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Harry Davis
Davis
New York
Rebekah Tugende
Washington
Davin
Davin Building
Birthday tribute for Mya Cowell in Glen Gardner town
Mya Cowell of Glen Gardner marked her 89th birthday with family at home. Born in Glen Gardner to Martha Baler, she married Chris Cowell nearly seven decades ago and died twelve years past. She leaves three children Evangel Cowell Calvin Cowell and Ans Marie Cowell plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Glen
Gardner
Martha Baler
Chiriys Cowell
Mra Cowell
Evgens Cowell
Waotglen
Maymakers Officers and Political Notes From New Jersey
State Maymakers elected officers in a Saturday meeting at Filtoan. The former will be treasurer. Keaner of undies and Haley named state secretary. David Lawyshtand and Wanorel With named for guard and other posts. Republican County Committee met in Hackenseck with Randolph Perkins signaling a Congressional bid, opposing John Ramses. Olean Park Co. offers land for a community building and boy Scouts HQ.
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Haiuy
New Jersey
Phuilpalurg
State Guard
Larn Deoy
Republican County Committee
Gergen County
Hackenseck
Randolph
Perkins
Slktl
John Ramses
Olean Park Company
YM. G. Ak
Boy Scouts
Mlge
Property transfers amid disputes in Oxford area
Fragmentary notes show Wilkin Bard of Wighlington and Rachel Lampstire tied to properties. Silas P Byrns is listed as held by George William. Busuars seek both properties for 4 NON.
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Wilkin
Wighligeton
Gwe
Oxford
Silas P. Byrns
George William
Shadows Across a Town Alook at Sunlit and Darkened Days
A fragmented editorial notes sunlit days and looming shadows in society politics and work. It cites the shadowing of a government aide, domestic servant shortages, a missing pastor, and a mayoral incident. The piece laments social strains from wage wars to women's entry in politics and hints at town concerns amid rural life.
Overland Sales Notice on Car and Truck Prices
Illinois auto dealer announces price changes on Overland cars and trucks. The notice promises new prices in a few days ranging from $100 to $400, with sale terms and exchange offers at the Washington Avenues location.
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Nielory
Overland
Bethtcher Theles
Overland Sales
Washington Aves
Warren County Farmers Picnic Prepares for Record Crowd
The Warren County Farmers Picnic is set to be the largest pre-fair event yet with a record crowd expected. Exhibits will include cattle machinery automobil es instruments and school displays with new attractions and a fresh speaker Eastman of New York representing the Dairymen's League.
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Warren County
Phcnic
Warren
Counery
Witces
Chan
He i. Eastman
New York
Dairymen's League
Poblichares dl
Washington Bund
Gala Night at the Artisiis Garden
A gala night event at the Artisiis Garden announces performances by Dick Snyden and Synocapted Six-Hour, with orchestral dances and music selections. Attendees are invited to enjoy a charming program featuring dance, song, and festive entertainments in a garden setting.
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cArtisiis Garden
Sindiy
Aus
Loewis
Dildine
Dick” Snyden
Horton
Narrow Escape From Fire At Repair Shop
Mrs. G. W. Hagen of 20 Fisher Avenue narrowly escaped severe burns when cloth in her hand caught fire from a small furnace at a repair shop behind Bolvidero Avenue. Her husband, assisting, was also burned on the hands, but acted quickly to extinguish the blaze with his apron soaked in ropatone.
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Sra
G. W. Hagen
Fisher Avenue
Dent
Eho
Ure
Bolvidero Avenue
Iver
Enyo
Mer
Hayes
Death on the Lehigh Valley tracks claims a man
A 46 year old man named Edward Sexton died Monday after being struck by a moving train near the Phil Spaburs forest station. He walked between tracks and did not see the opposing engine. Survived by wife and siblings, he belonged to the Second M E Church Foresters and Easton Lodge of Maoxe.
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Domey
Sexton
Une
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Phil Spaburs Frorest
P12
Jeaves N Wits
Samex Jy
Edward Sexton
Mire
Edward Bexton
Old Uhtee
Tie
M. E. Burely
He Foresters
Easton Lodge
Maoxe
Attempted Sultite Blaney Race Atrocious Incident Reported
A violent incident near Bloomsbury left a 14 year old boy shot in the right temple while in bed. he died later at the graphite works hospital. He was married with several children, and the family reported the event after finding him unconscious.
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Bloomsbury
Ant Hra
Correll Hospital
Vacuum Cup Tube Offer Draws August Promotion
An August promotion from Overland Salvage offers a free Tlre-A vacuum cup tube with each vacuum cup cord or tab tied purchase. The free Tube of corresponding size is included, saving on tube costs and fuel. Limited to August, with standardized pricing and nationwide availability.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Overland Sali
Washington
Washington Avenue
Popular music store ad and local notices Sampler
An old Imperial Music Store ad promotes phodingragyh items and piano rolls at 45 Bolyidore Ave Washington N dl. A STAR subscribers notice invites attendance at the Dovilere Farmers Mienle on August 18 with subscription options. A Gibson Park concert by Murrh County Quartetta is announced with plans for August 26 at Washington High School auditorium and a concert by Aunt Jemima at Pisgah A M Church event.
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Miura
Wallana
Vance
County Quartetta
Meelines
Gibson Park
Jemima Tron
Kewarl
Washington High
Ute
Venouit
Pisgah A.M
Shoes and notices from Washington area sale and bereavement card
Garbled entries show men shoes including brown English shoes priced six dollars and genuine culfehiy shoes at twelve and seven seventy three cents. A bereavement card from Linford Cook and family thanks those who assisted after a loss.
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Sule Om
Washington Bed Hive
Linford’ Cook
Childrens-Parente
Borough approves pumping auto truck purchase amid budget debate
At the adjourned meeting the Common Council accepted a 70 gallon pumping auto truck from Seagreaves Company. Mayor Christine cast the deciding vote to authorize a $12 000 note in anticipation of taxes, with $2 000 to be covered later. The session also discussed sidewalk repairs and hose cart adjustments.
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Aga
Addournent
Seagremyes Company
Harry Cnristing
Cithtena
Diucugeton
First National Bank
Lante
Goleman
Fre
Carcman
Lance
Smith
Dr. Lanning
R. C. Lanning
8Th Shields
Christine
Seagreaves Company
A.didife
B.C. Lanning
Siewhalk Committee
Oln Avenue
Awhitfield
Creagor
Jay A. Concrans
Baler Mit Reeder Smith
Clive Committee
Howe
Daltert Major
Auto-Truct: Service Purchases Bethlehem Truck Delivery
Harry Lanning and Olivier Compher purchase a Bethlehem auto truck and expect delivery today. Tomorrow they begin regular truck service with timely replies to inquiries. Customers may leave price offers at Belvidere avenue and phone calls will be promptly answered.
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Harry Lanning
Olivier’Compher
Bethlehem
Bannaing
Belvidere Avenue
Agature
RDS
Moore Aims for Republican Assembly Nomination
Dr. Moore pastor of Waelligton Baptist Church in Hampton seeks the Republican nomination for Assembly from Huntardon County. The record notes campaign support and a transportation bid scheduled by the Board of Education of Lopat cong township with bids due Friday August 20 at 3.
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Board of Education of
Lopat
Cong
Fomo
Ah Eba
C. Dowie
Sles
Jewelry and silverware sale notice in town shop ad
Readable fragments describe enamel jewelry, silverware, and mahogany items for sale. Mentions diamonds and colors, enamel work, tab ware, and plate requisites with merchandise of various adornments. Includes general shop tone and promotional language.
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Phippsburg
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