Port Murmays Busy Spring Social News
A scrambled clipping details visitors in Newark and nearby towns, with mentions of Mrs. George Gris, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vannayig, and multiple local families visiting relatives in Trenton, West Portal, and Arlington. It notes gatherings, birthdays, travel to see kin, and various towns like Springtown and Waxhuston.
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Port Murmay
Tatnerix
Jr New
York On
Bushiers
Toy
Rony
Newark
Misa
Nunie
Taekoltetawa
Ey Ming
Grate
Apen Uishendy
Shimnaday
Migsie Ulincho
Tronyis
Tel Malla
Bryant
Liogul Mas Berry Sport Party
Iit
Jai Belek
Tufya' Plenty
Dot
Apent
George Grishi
Ile Chitapelea
Owhloy Cell
Mastrane
Chis
Uregar
Loti Vilug'onuisetland
Iat
Dapwtaleen
Waxttingpon
Mrk
Clenent Uiin
Raturdiy
Karday
Stewart Ulai
Atchtbidd Batats
Sania
Mra
Mark “Ketel
Dan
Bet Slater
Ghaw
Trenton
Misa Chr
Vssabe
Will Alyi
Chigrety
Gray
Iniiast
T. . Dumex
York
Firace Rees
Mag
Dara Wharters
Mids Hertha Everett
Mast Orange ix
Mtunt
Ales
Geo
Averett
la Marrs Villa
Calva Vale
John’ Fahre
Mary Burd
Mig George Dalrymnie
del Price
West Portal
Murnane
Joslin
Stnelee
Johnaon
Hilt
Cato Welle
Miss Kathering Motel
Charles Stackee
Grayelson
Dersoy
Sinaitel Rere
Dashter Mathertine
Uitadebphiin
Shamtaral
Midwird
Petting
Batston
Wolk
Cietran Dalsinpn
Abel
Sen
Asad Haine Wels
Teettns
Critogenphe
Gertlink
Tint Bart Chede
Blemington
Talal Paghs
Anne
Local notices and social events in Veena area report
Fragmented OCR notes describe residents away at Carnore events Miss Ethel Grape social duties and Mrs Lewis dehenpek, with references to community activities, a mention of a boy visiting New Jorn, and various local names and dates. The garbled text lists attendees, hosts, and a general sense of neighborhood gatherings and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veenna
Lommason
Carnore
Ethel Grape
Lewis Dehenpek
Renee
Franke
Joly Losmaisen
Stulit Ponte
Camus
Aterrell
Reummet
Unclear text fragment from community notices and events
Fragmented OCR item lists church services visitors and local names across towns with scant context. Mentions include Spring Break, Water Gap, Union charity event, Miss Sullivan and Miss Faith Wektmin visiting, St James PAUP Delaware, and residents like Mrs Smulth at Mire Smith's Haluc near Samersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bageyad Tyre
Fred Que
Misa
Tsie Stevens
Union MM
Sullivan
Faith Wektmin
Lopesumsay Aderpoen
St. James Paup Ety
Delaware
Fragmentary Local Social Notes Across Towns
Scattered names people places and events appear in a garbled local social column. Mentions include Miss Jennd Piast o New Vallee Mrs Thos Me ray of Trondseyy Pepin Ifirieeys Vefow and Mr and Mrs dog at Chen Siegwen s 2 oil at Ducksmith Jehep and Oscar Unenest.
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Morris
Thos
Ray
Dog
Chen
Siegwen
Siraday
Cornea
Ted
Oscar
Forsey City
Amd
Thie Catten
Preston Pune
Yorgesstan
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names and places such as Milford, Abe, Martin, Jon Alsat, Mrs and Paton. References include a vague timetable and a domestic context with phrases like “mother dirs” and an unclear event near “7 RAED” and “Week ab.” The text is damaged and hard to parse into concrete actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya Milford
Abe
Pudi Martin
Rover
Lee Mother
Dirs
Jon Alsat
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings
Scattered notes report Mrs Witten and Mrs Ronbe Nit visiting family and summer borders at Newark while a Clinton Larson related tidbit mentions a widowed figure. Harmony beats Cortsle by fourteen to seven in a Saturday game. Carpenters near finish on Cleyai and LArMer residences ready for occupancy as Ladies’ Aid society prepares a meeting with Mrs J We Matthews set for Saturday afternoon.
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Witten Aarti
Martin of
Newark
Clinton Larson
Cortsle
Cleyai
Larmer
J. We. Matthews
Oxford Letters Reflect Social and Town Events Prevailing
A fragmented report lists visitors to Oxford area households, church activities, cornet band plans, and Methodist meetings. Names such as Miss Carrig Shaitd Owen O Rner and Tanning, with places Newark Ocean Grove and Philadelphia, appear among notices of visits, hymn meetings, village gatherings, and harvest home planning.
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Carrig
Yver Suttda
Owen
O'Rner
Trertan
Thoriig Hurry
Misa
Myra Tradkyling
Itrivinds
Mitford
Crue
Mixa
Lee Gi Pekinten Petersot
Oxford
Miva
MeGontvitla
Newark
Fix Peretit
Andl Mong
Tagriuke
McConny
Jacob Exter
Bunty
Jukcob
Exter
Thomas Marry
Ariss Tie Lanhus
Tanning
Madge
Therapapy Sen Cutard
Philadelphia
Myr
Moe
Empire Cornet Rand
Mounwile
Methodist ‘Church
Mira
Tanahad
Daies W. O'Bryan
Doseph Saunders
Newart
Alva Avera
Long Tahind
Levin “Mershoe
Montetairn
Baliage
Mrclamd Mra
Miller
Adach
Shangewinders
Lather Bay
Dr O. Tv
Plenie
Stow
Emptre Stool & Tran Company
Washingtovia Nie
Overthy Teary TV Steward
John Luther
Muttaville
Une
Hontiorsost
Jacob- Fritts
Oxford Cornet
Godding
Board of Trade
Beret
Fragmentary Local Gossip From Unreadable Notes
Fragmented OCR text records scattered names and events across a community, including visits, family ties, and social mentions. The readable portions mention Mrs and Miss names, visits to relatives, a funeral at Spruce Run cemetery, and various domestic and social references with unclear dates and places.
Local Notes Reach Across Families and Towns
Uweain Dake and Rita C Anderson appear in family notices this month with names including Miss Margared Ton, Miss Ula Park, and Miss Grice Shoemaker. A cousin reunion at Lilky View House is mentioned, with travel from Newaelk and Stor ling, Pa, indicating broad kin connections and recent returns home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uweain Dake
Rita C. Anderson
GO. R. Ford
Washi
Storling
Read Ad Hits A Major Mark In Narrow Finish
A local ad campaign made a surprising impact as readers responded with a surge in attention. Campaign organizers praised the turnout and noted increased engagement from key supporters.
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