Turbulent South Jersey notes and deaths in Newton area
In Beptember Svillas celebration at Boonton and varied Newton region items, a Newton Band aborts plan to relocate. Peter J. Caramina dies while network issues arise. Franklin Furnace zinc plant reports shutdown for repairs with a $10,000 deficit. Sayre company finance and Norwton Board of Trade tie up plant. A notable Newton resident, Mia Clarinda Fowler, dies at 73. Miss Hersl Reymond and Roy Dunlap drown on the Delaware River. Several local incidents include a Clinton native Henry Ouzenburs moving to Jersey City, cemetery cleanup plans, and school reforms. a magistrate acts on county money claims. and a dramatic eye injury from a corn plant endangers Simeon Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beptember Svillas
Boonton
Mremon
Newton
Coney Inland
Peter J. Caramina
Prenkily
Shace
Howaman Export
Franklin Furnace
Repaira
Toporta
Sayre Com
Duplex
Ito
Norwton Board of Trade
Carprites
Ford
Nowtoo
Fang
Mia Clarinda Fowler
T. G. Work
Neleon Cox
Han Wold
Lackawanna Station
Henry Ouzenburs
Clinton
Jorney City
Bernardaville
Hersl Reymond
Eetraes
Roy Dunlap
Philadelphia
Delaware
Ristelevidle
Trallens
Franklin Furnies
Watkill Creek
Baan
Rockaway
Yintow
Dover
Tockaray
Denville
Bean
J. Howard Husart
Dover Public Sectonts
Mies Nagey E Sorter
Smith
New York American
Fopatcong
Wo. Worthington
Flamington
Louie
Worthington
Sherif Rameau
Louis
Surcasamns
Charles A. Existon
Priday
Heacrew
Berome
Bansan City
Clinton Public School
Bénoallon
Ralph Voorhees
Furaluya
Vague Vicinity Notes From A Stroudsburg Era
A cluttered recap notes events in Philipsburg and nearby towns including tax rates, a revived Warran Daily News campaign, and no gambling at Strondaburz. It mentions Davison selling the Columbia store, Ward taking over milling, a water plant contract in Netcong, trolley plans for Mt Pocono area, and school staffing changes at High Bridge. Also reports on a rabbit incident, new fashion, a tragic shooting by Lily Collins, and various local oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Bais
Bellawnad Park
Lough Valley
Warran
Philipsburg
Wlll
Istrondaburz
Izasolation
Franz. Davison
Columbia
Ward
Mer
Davison
Wayne Counties
High Bridge Board of Education
Gramnar Angilis Galloway
Ballo Waldman
Junciloo
Mias Carl"Ing
Chancewater
Boracs Stokes
Mara
Dorothy
Baokattetown
Morrletown
Pennsylvania
Stroudsburg
Trentton
New Jersey Briefs From State Convention in Trenton
The Republican State Convention is planned for Trenton along with notes on local figures. The report mentions insurance and corporate matters, including tenure changes and a life insurance pile. Names and exact dates are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate political and civic references in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Grand Castle
Thomas Ny McCarter
Public Services
Paracampit Recommendation by Kergen Noel Phates
A terse note outlines a recommendation from Paracampit via Kergen Noel Phates. It emphasizes clear addresses, plain writing, and reassuring guarantees. The fragment stresses world awareness and remembrance in a perceivable address format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverre
Kergen Noel Phates
Howe
Imanual de Guarante
Railroad Rumblings and. Lackawanna Seeks Reform
The Lackawanna Railway aims to abolish team jumping and has detectives at several points to arrest offenders. Pennsylvania shops at Lambertville close until Sept. Pat leave. Rumors say the Susquehanna may join Delaware and Updoot of Lickd wrona. Triesdale refuses donors’ offer to move Gravel Place round hongs. Cost to shift would be at least 95,000 and may not improve the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania Realhoad
Lambertville
Surquehanna
Clsper
Delaware
Lickdwrona
Triesdale
Ziat Strandsburz
Gravel Place
General news notes on pensions and public works
The article notes pension increases for widows or dependents from 75 to 100 dollars monthly, a receivership for a new Helat organization, and 200,000 death claims linked to a reserve fund of 3390202. It describes extensive telephone line expansion, the Ball System’s vast network, and costs tied to ship Maine repairs and a large tub of steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Honor
Nepsto
Lazier
Maine
Styadl
Gaveral
Ralss i
Local Notables Attend Quiet Sunday Gatherings
Fragmented report notes Mrs. Pater Apgar of High Bridge and Mrs. Frank Apgar of Stephensburg spent Sunday with relatives at Plessant Grove. Mentions Lydia Moore, Elias Newman, and George Slater's passing, with funeral held in Lower Valley cemetery. Also references visits from Olive Woolever and Wm. Watters family, and Pennsylvanian guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Pater Apgar
Prank Apgar
Stephensburg
Tasir Pimetbar
Susan Apgar
HS. Apgar
Ao Arthur
Plessant
Grove
John T. Et
Cellfon Apent
Ded
George Anderson
Thos
Gerard
Lydia
Moore
Elias Newman
Anderson
Peter
Ena Pirs
Georges W. Slater
High Bridge
Lddle Frits
Middle Valley
Busuay
Bisla Lanen
John
Calvin
Lydia Blazur
Aslock
Lower Valley
Mra
Apgar
Local notes reflect a busy town life and illness
The column relays family visits across Baston Philadelphia and Newark, weddings and school plans, festival notices, and a death. Clara Knapp and Miles Zipp visit Long Hill, riders plan Rider’s College courses, and Miss Katherine Zipp will start at Rider’s in Trenton. A death from pneumonia and a funeral at Oxford cemetery are reported, with survivors listed, and community events amid church and lodge activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Flora Driesbach
Hav
Baston
Foiladelphia
Mra
Fred Searles
Eelen
Gertrude
Philadalatla
Michael Mountain
Daniel Sweeney
Paterson Ward Visltors
Daniel Aweonsy
Misa
Clara Knapp Jere
Dogar
Mleg Erhel Willis
Jonah Faulkner
Atra
Clark Faulkner
East Orange
Giralyn
Amo Ia
Jono
Long Hii
aMforrla County
Hixon Svitzar
Newark
Loretta
Saven Montha
Hugh Orson
Atpar
Pheebild
Jarnoon
Bt. Roses
Fred Elmple
Empire Co
Milas Lida Tine
Chambers
New York City
Barry Wilkiveon
Presbyterian
Green'’s Pond
Stra
Ogoper
Edmund
John Elshpaugh
Hs Bag
Earle Stith
Loris Clittard
Charles Wildrick
Bovy
Mountain Lake
Miss Grace
Preston Wildrick
Yigh Brides
Beeo
Barry
Thompson
Philadelphia
Glai
John Flehtel
Golden Star Council
Literry
Gaunell, Na i. de
D. A. Mi
Mowat
Inge Meuting
Harris Ledge
D. F
Harris
Andrew Hyman
Washington Mings
Bangor
Alma Thomse
Roseville
Posemonia
Moon
Barkeret Docker
James
Roannie
John
Pittsburg
Thomas
Stary Price
Washington, D. C
Sarah Marlatt
New York
Marggeret Dorker
Oxford
Waloa
Tatermeut Wielynade
Oxford Cemetery
Summer visitors and residents entertain at local gatherings
The summer guests at G C V Worrell y are seen on pleasure trips in recently bound carriage. Several Newark and Scranton visitors arrive, including Mr and Mrs Seals and daughter from Antindale, Mrs Hagen and daughter Julia from New York, and Jotun Aen Sways from Scranton. Extended social rounds feature pedestrain tours, garden teas, and informal visits as locals host and entertain friends and relatives over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C V Worrell’y
Wiliiath
Vanaradatosand
Port Alorris
Aimon Seals
Belen
Antindale
Plense
Jaye Wartheaiay
Jasenyo
Saas
Prigay
Tau
Inez Thoreday
Mahul Kaatenbader
Banton
John Kostenbader
Iis Avit
Allen Tall
Warty Wb
George
Ollen
Newark
Atlas Caroline Breene
Brooklyn
Water Gap
Iool
Soru
Westry
Sunde
Scranton
Misa Adlo Morruil
Asu
Hagen
Julia
New [York
Pire
Asa Swayen
Piva
Vanora
Jane
Elsie Swayze
Shire
Steeds
Nae
Alioa Terch Noor
Walter Storm
Grisman
Hlattstown
B.J. Winters
Jobo Tinsman
Herrister
A.V. Albertson
Miller
Hixon's
Garratt K. Hart
Knoxville
Iowa
B. W. Randle
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Laubachs
PENNA
Ing and
China Department
Wim, Laubach & Son
Easton, Penna
Feo Ford
Wiashingtoon
Jacob Mayer
Cutbitter
Centre Sq
Northampton Street
Eppo
Star
New York Daily World
Oring Counties
Vicinity Notes
Watchett
Fitmer
Samual Layton
Wohttebotse
Obattnewaoter
Mera
Bloomepury
Aewan
Bell
Glen Gardner
New Jersey
Lottie
County
Ftetes
F. N. Jenkins, Druggisi
Anthony
Gtar
Tris Weekly Tribune
Kenee's Muse House
Steinway
Estro Co
Wrakik Co
Newsic
Music Booky
Northampton ST. Easton
WM. A. Stryker
Washington Avenue
Washington, N
Counsellon
Supreme Gourt Commissionia
United States
Chas. B. Smith
M. D
Washington ‘Avenues
Oalee
F. P. McKinstry
W. Washington Avenus
Chas
M. Williams
LA Riew, Me B
P. N. Jacobus
Railroad Avenue
Speelaiet
Washloxton
Trisday
Thos. S. Dedrick
M.D
Washington Ave
G. C. Tunison
P. Judson Eckel
Onmey Tours
Boe
St. Chomg Fftel
F. Pierce Farrow
Ae Bream Flo
SEIP
EL Ye
GT. Fox
Reddvnees
Main’ St
Bath
Broni
Easton School of Business
Centre Square
Easton
L. Jones
Northampton
D. W. Wyckoff
Broad Street
Insurance and Heal Estate
Lwveal
J. A. Lindaberry
Add Valet
Front State
Lonel Om Couch Bond and
Martrae Juslicv
The
Verve - Contadasionet
Dycus Oo
Alex, Anderson
Washlawen
Avacn
Washington -Mades
Dmsenmied
Dusit
Harry Krowlas
Washington
Kinney’s
Ist
National Bank
PB McKanna
Honosdale
D.B. Laubach
Pardue
Washington, Ne
John W. Line
Brarkwy Money
Ooman Sat Cotton
Luxe
Sellator
Opera House
Washington, N. J
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