Philipsburg Chronicle Local Notices and Deaths Batch
A scattered Philipsburg page notes residents and events: Stewart Ackerman bought a motor and three houses north of Helvidere Avenue in Philadelphia. Councilman Newman seeks a new house adjoining Clarosilence on Fairview. Bernard Hughes of South Mary Street is in Easton Hospital for appendicitis treatment. the Knights of Columbus team at Glen Guediner’s place won 4 to 0. Howell of Jamey City, former principal of the Phil-Mipstars schools, vacationing here. Standard Silk Co. expands to 700 looms total. Derby area residents Sunmet Baker, John Baker, and John Braier named delegates to a state meeting. Ellenhedy Wesley, Philipsburg elder, died at her niece’s home on Lewisa Direct after a heart condition. a Philadelphia loom accident injured a machinist from Berdington and Miss Rowlie Tipper of Washington Street. a wedding near Reading was held with a ceremony in which stockholders may seek a receiver. Sagemont is announced on Phuket Place. various local residents including J Wesley Drake and Mrs Thomas Connalling of Phile Avenue are mentioned with deaths and funeral notices. the Connlainn family mourns the death of Mrs. Thomas Connalling Sr., mother of the deceased Mr. Connalling.
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Prillipening
Helen Hawt
Washington
Stewart Ackerman
Phila
Elphia
Tilverty -Lamber
Helvidere
Newman Hay
Mary Street
Easton Hospital
iXnights
Columbus
Tean
Offe-Pliace
Glen Guediner
Howell
Jamey Oty
Phil- Mipstars
Public -Achoola
Deus
Standard Silk Co
Sunmet Baker
John Baker
John Braier
Atlandic Cliv
Mesa Ellenhedy Wesley
Sagemont Ig
Phuket Place
Ise
Hale
Busenbe Tagw
Ske Bethlesan Bur
Burs
Mapalmains Wine EE
Plerson
Hipnaceman of
Bollmwesy Streety
Tiken
Wesley Drake
Thomas Newnan
Union Square
The Crime of Idleness and Its Effects
A short ad or anecdotal note warns that idleness leads to trouble including laziness and health issues. Dro-King's New Life Pills are advertised as a remedy to cleanse the liver and improve appetite. The line cites a price of 26 at Jankins & Meeker's.
Springtown Notes and Local Social Roundup
Howell Warner visits relatives in New York for a weekend. Stover Stamers of Mount Joy attend a reunion at Oakland Park. Henry Bigelow of Hampton passes Thursday. Willow Grove nights enjoyed by Stocker party. Springtown and Raubsville played a ball game with Springtown winning 9 to 5. Families from here visited relatives in Easton, Phillipsburg, and Green's Bridge. Several residents engaged in visits to Island Park and other local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springtown
Howell Warner
Price Bree
New York
Stover Stamers
Mount
Joy
Wie
Tunuweoh
Mage’ Stocker
Willow Grove
Dalrymple
Oakland Park
Henry Bigelow
Hampton
Velth
Henry Zellara
Asidarson
Paillipsbarts
Ars
Steward Brotemoan
Bhitipabure
Ghories Watmore
Easton
J. H. Price
Raubsville
Terie Stone
Anita Eit
William
Morence
Helier
Green's Bridge
Wimi. Banghart
Iva Burd
Mary Beam
Win. Carver
Edward I. Burg
John’ Bean
Andrew Beam
Island Park
Marguerite Heller
W.william Banghart
Olin Warner
Howell
Jed
Annie
Lawrence
Srerasotrf
Howton Pipamer Ord
Sale of Wan Paper Offers Advantage in Select Mast & Neumenir
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sale of a paper or product titled Advantage of Plenty in Select from Mast and Neumenir. Text mentionsIndigestion and stomaen care and a cure claim for habitual constipation. Local names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast & Neumenir
Our Great Semi-Annual Sale of Enameled Ware and House Furnishings
A halftone style ad lists a wide array of enameled ware and house furnishings for sale including mottled gray and blue white enamel pots and pans, 2 quart and 4 quart pudding pans, milk pans, basins and covered buckets. The copy emphasizes color variety and sizing across many enamel items.
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Sarve Keith
Mottled Gray Enameled Pots and Pans Featured
Catalog lists various sizes of mottled gray enameled cookware. Includes 3 quart Berlin kettles and sauce pots, 4 quart lipped sauce pans, 10 quart dish pans, and opal gray two pit pots with enamel and cap features. Assorted kitchenware priced at 15 cents and related items highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mottled Gray Earthenware Kitchen Items Listing
A catalogish note describes a mix of mottled gray ware including trays, jars, and four quart pieces. Items feature terms like Mottled Gray 4 Quart Berlin Conte and Merlin with references to pans bowls colanders and lipped bans, indicating a miscellaneous sale or inventory entry from a store or auction in a 1919 period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mottled Gray Cookware and Pails Listing
A catalog of mottled gray pots and pitchers in several sizes including quart pint and quart tea pots, white and white quart water pitchers, and opal gray kettles and buckets in assorted capacities. The list notes materials and finishes with several brands or styles implied by descriptors.
Very Finest Quality Magnifeled Ware Offerings
Catalog notes mottled gray pots pans and kettles offered in quart sizes. Claims extra heavy construction and pure ingredients with a guarantee of fullness miniature wear resistance. Promotes household adoption of superior sheet metal ware with emphasis on value and quality.
Mottled Gray Kitchenware and Stovetop Pans Note
A fragmented list of gray ware items with quantities and color notes appears. Terms include mottled gray dishes, opal gray, quart tea, Berlin sauce, and gas stove pan mentions. The text reads like inventory fragments with assorted colors and measurements, not a coherent report.
Pottery and kettles listed in mottled gray assortment
An OCR fragment lists various kitchenware items in mottled gray and opal gray finishes. Items include pots of multiple quarts, milk boilers, teapots, kettles, water pans, and a few color descriptors, plus odd terms like_evamneted_ foot tubs and onions pans.
Furnishings Sale Mixed with Household Items
Auction notice describes miscellaneous household wares and furnishings including metalware, glassware, porcelain, and galvanized wares with varied prices. Items listed include porcelain decorated compotes, cereal bowls, chamber pails, wringer attachments, water pails, and steel spiers. The text notes many more articles not fully legible due to damaged print.
Allamuchy Folks Mark Busy Weekend News
Residents of Allamuchy and surrounding areas enjoyed a busy stretch with visitors, church gatherings, and a doubleheader baseball game. Local families hosted relatives from Newark Easton Philipsburg and Orange, while Adelaid Guest planned a Thous and Islands trip.
Harmony notes and harvest events spread through town
The column records various local social items from Philipsburg and Carpenteriaville including visits by Ethal Koch and Claud Engler, relatives staying with families, church events at the jalse church, a Presbyterian harvest home planned for Wednesday, and multiple residents traveling or hosting guests. It also advertises Pat'sco Open Day and Fordy’s Kidney Remedy in local druggists.
Opal Gray Enameled Cookware and Stave Fonts Sale
In a local sale the shop lists Opal Gray enameled cookware including 4 quart and 14 quart pieces, white enamelware options, and various glassware. Items feature gray enamel finishes and curved curvable forms with prices ranging from 65 to 98 cents per unit. Also advertised are favors like mugs, coffee servers, and curvable cookware with assorted handles and finishes.
Summer Clearance of Ladies Wear at Second Floor
Readable fragment reports a summer clearance sale of ladies wear including wash suits, skirts, dresses, coats, and jackets with heavily discounted prices. Items labeled as Jumper Suits and Wash Skirts are listed with reduced prices, urging participation in the event on the second floor.
Entertainments and Visits Across Town this Weekend
Local residents queued for social visits as John Phillips hosted his sister while Holly and Mrs Minnie shared calls. Winslow Blackburn visited his sister in Ponnington. Mr and Mrs Chas Cramer spent Sunday with her parents at Annandale. Mr and Mrs Johnson and son visited Caliber at New Hampton. Luther Wack and Dennis Ward enjoyed Sunday in Penn Yanio. Annie Neighbors traveled to Stareon with Gussie Naughtight for a ten day stay at Ocean Ree. Mary Alpanish spent Wednesday in Washington for a body parade.
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Ugh Bridge
John Phillips
Holly
Minnie
Jutland
Win. Blackburn
Ponnington
Chas Cramer
Annandale
New 7 Brunswick
Mary Alpanish
Washington
Grove News Roundup Briefs and Social Snatches
Edward Andersen visits Apres. Miss Florency Bush spent Saturday by High Bridge. Miss Mossie Trimmer vacationed in New York City. Mrs. Ernest Nath of New York rests at the summer home. Elliroy Siler and Lewis Trimmer spent Friday and Saturday at Lake Odd. Miss Alter Jagely visits with brother Low. Mrs. Joan Apgarcott Elizabeth stays with her parents Br and Mrs Joseph Orte. Return of Jason Have after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Rob Vil. WHLR Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Grove
Edward Andersen
Florency Bush
High Bridge
Mossie ‘Trimmer
New York City
Ernest Nath
New York
Elliroy Siler
Lewis ‘Trimmer
Odds
Lake
Alter
Jagely
Low
Joan Apgarcott
Elizabeth Ta
Bfrs
Joseph Orte
Jason
Aln
Mra
Ts Rob
Fragmented church notices and event listings from page two
The snippet references a religious service at 4 90 and an event on Saturday Aug 28 with refreshment and park features. It mentions a gospel program, gatherings at Gly ds the cov eted Anataves, and a dance or parade in a local park amid scattered names and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suni
Anataves
Ricnie
Gokumbine Hainesbuce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wrs
Thoms Connlain, Jr
Phile ‘Upalire
Sts. Phllip and Tanies
Rupert
Ar. Connlainia
Thounts Connlaing
At & Cents
Nerina
Dapined
Tsland Park
Mountain Lake
Albert Rush
Clarence
Newark
Mtre Ara
Arthur Tush
D. Warne
Helen
Margaret
Ewing
Robert Robinson
Brooklyn
Is -Slater
Miss “Annis Robinson
Berkgntre Hive
Alvamucny
Dliss
Flora
Cranger
Ely
John Martin
George ‘Tilson
John Wilson
John
Frank Shorter
Orange
Adelaid Guest
Avill
Thousand Islands
Allamuchy
Firsk
Yaruchy
Frente Meadow
Alvie Ktin
Sarah
Ruth Bachhuin
Minnie Eichiin
Charias
Pahre
Aewin
Chas. Nelle
Eae
Hawk
Sarah Hamlin
Epilitpsburg
Fred Cackener
Hughesville Union Sunday School
Melick’s Grove
Charles Carter
Maoughter Margare
Philadelphia
Edward Mugheés
Edward Hughes
Mary
Edward Barenburg
Ethel Trauget
Perth Amboy
Philipsbore
oWert
Cackener-ree
Cackenora
Airs
Broadway
Chester
Busunet
Carpenters
Walter Otter
G. B. Dairy
Ashull
Amrg
Tusk, Bridge
Anbury
Davis
Aol
Ethal Koch
Philipsburg
Jalse
Harold, Mackey
Sayre
Claud Engler
Virginia
Arthur Snyder
Tiina
Alisgex
Clair DeWitt
Hastan
Wkevir Dewitt
Hazen
Worp
Central Park
Peter Rune
Sikistown
Sussex” Co
Presbyterian Church
Bildruggiats
Carpentersville
Mary Hevener
Phipshing
Mya
Mary. Brandt
Jersey-Ciyyla
Wm. Hevener
John Ziegler
Speilt
Atlantic Clay
Levi Snyder
Rosegrant
Alonzo Sailer
Jacob * Philiscer
Chicago
Nis
Dro Horne
Alientown
Dickson
Lutheran Church
Blewde- Sle
John RE Dickinson
Arthur Joilhelm
W. Farrington
York
City
Raubsville Pa
Patco
Ofco
Folay
Moule Gras & Snarled
Worth
Hamptons
Dodd Oxfords
Oxfords
E Uranis
Regula
Atp
Nemo
Thompson’s
Dorothy Dodd
Bettis & Boardman Shoes
Best Shoes
Hoe Andsti
Raney, Gond
Nakes
Chase & Sanborn
Lipton
Cale
See
J.B Hampton
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