Council of Wornowan Borough Sees Meeting On Town Hall Plans
Monday night council members filled the room in semi circle desks, critiquing a new town hall project. Discussions covered heating, janitor duties, firemen keys, a rear building for storage, and a proposed $26,000 loan with a five percent rate to fund improvements, adjournment set for December 22.
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Rome
Joy Cline
Ing
Ino
Flrat-Plaea
Brovt
Miotler
Hong
John P. Fiverttt
Jns
Johnston
Molly
Mr Great
First National Bank
Jaffery
Sim
Wis Aia
First National’ Bank
Morel
Gorixan
Eluin
Dhe
Are
Avery
Godfrey
Puble Property
Stout
Ara Clyde Potts
Dent
Washington man escapes Newton crash in Cadillac collision
A Washington man driving a new Cadillac touring car collided near Newton while returning home with his family. Cling Decker of Butlerstown, Louis Zenetli, and others were injured as a Buick driven by Mo Decker approached the intersection. An ambulance and physicians attended the injured. Decker’s wife and a bystander were among those reported hurt. The crash disrupted traffic while residents discussed road conditions and local officials assessed blame and repairs.
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Louis Zenetli
Washington
Newton
Wood Alde
Sparta
Mo Decker
Omacudam
Shot injures youth at home as family watchdogs nearby
A young man named Bart Sharps, son of Syndra E.W., was struck by a shot during a shooting accident near his Newark home. Sharps, 81, had just arrived with his father and companion Clitvord Wilderels when a gun discharged, grazing Sharps’s right leg. Dr. Hongland treated him, with no permanent injuries expected. A separate note lists wills and bequests of Mrs. Cautach and Merc. Laibach, including funds for a church, with trusts for Laibach’s get benefactors.
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Anni
Rawldom
Bart Sharps
Syndra E.whares
Oxford
Tadiy
Clitvord Wilderels
Thes
Whdylele
Barl
Wildrielshelm
Sharps
Hongland
Newark
Tie
Mib
Washington National Bank &Yilding
J. V. Mattigan
Matilson
Piano removal mishap at Perpnest farm ends with injury
Thang Movey and helpers were lowering a piano from a porch when it toppled, pinning Gouwer to the ground. He was carried into a nearby house as local officials and witnesses, including C. Tuntson of Oxford, arrived. The machinery and farm activity caused the 7 broken items and disrupted travel to Washington and Easton for the ferry services at eleven o clock.
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Thang
Werner Co
Dover
Perpnest
Gouger
von Gouser
Bho
Gowern
Wmley G
C. Tuntson
Oxford
Washington
Easton
Redyard Humphrey Marry at Glen Gardacre Hotel
The event announced in Hatterdon County united Redyard Humphrey and Miss Teannette Sutelis of Glen Campbell. The couple, both described by locals, were surrounded by family and friends at a ceremony held in nearby Pres betertia parsnnoaga with vows exchanged by Rev. Tet B. Ro Tinga, with celebrations planned in Glen Gardnett.
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Sawell-Inowny Glen Gardacre Hotel
Keeners
Eniieeter
Hatterdon County
Dilda
Teannette Sutelis
Glen’ Campbell
Mise Sutclife
Humphydhe
Tet
B. Ro Tinga
Iin
Glen Gardnett
Warne Faces Fine After Disorderly Morning Plea
Phillipsburg resident Mark Warne answered to four charges Monday morning after a neighbor accused him of abuse and disturbance. A lawyer was engaged, and during a brief conference the court clerk informed the court of the latest action, with a verdict pending a fine outcome.
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Mark Warne
Phillipsbure
Death notices in Newark report Mrs Hendershot and relatives
Local obituary notices list Mrs Hendershot as dying of pneumonia at her Newark residence, widow of Jp Hendershot with survivors including a son Thorn of Newark, feathering relatives in Central City and Beatyestown. The fragmentary text also mentions other Newark residents and a household sale notice tied to Poinbork Berry specialties.
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Central City
Berry
How Pangs Are Often Started News Snippet
A fragmented line about sneezing triggering a rush and pangs. The readable text hints at a casual, colloquial description without clear event details or identifiable persons or organizations.
Fire Panic and Crazed Crowd at Washington Theaters
A Thanksgiving night disturbance at a Washington theatre incites panic after a gallery fall and a loud commotion. Women and children flee as spectators dash for exits while police and local guards attempt to restore order amid rumors of danger.
Brookside Athletic Club Forms In Washington
Local color indicates colored men in Washington band together to establish a club. They leased a Marble Street building and furnished it with chairs and a stove, planning to operate as Brookside Athletic Club near Shabbocong Creek. The piece includes promotional ad snippets for Vernian’s confections and a cinema listing with showtimes at a venue called Onda Helixe.
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Israelkside
Washington
Marble -Street
Jays. Malnes
Brookside Athletic Club
Brookside
Street Oiling Assessments to Be Reviewed at Council Meeting
Local officials announce a public session to resolve disputed oiling assessments from last summer. Three commissioners apportion costs among property owners. some claim overcharges or undercharges. Lackawanna Railroad Co faces formal objection over roadway and Broad street parcels. Mrs. David B. Laubach dies after illness. funeral held at West Washington Avenue. she was active in Washington Methodist Church. Washington Cemetery caretakers change as Bryan retires after eight years, succeeded by William Tennking and nephew William Ly Porters.
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Romebody
Lackawanna | Tailroad Co
Lukenn
Oxford
Lackawanna
P. Alexal
Han
Bernusy
Broad Street
Mes. Laubach
David B. Laubach
Washington Avenue
Ron J
BJ. Rhodes
Tually Mint
Washington Tomentary
Mra
Laubach
Enn Io Ron
Tornnn Hampton
Interos
Hampton
Montana
Washington
Taubach
Washington Methodist Church
Sha
Ieins
Mees Lauhech
Tos
Ri Hampton
Sirs
P. Lewis
Washington Cemetery
Tox
Bryan Hag
Rand
Ixyrs
WM. M. Teneking
Wm. Ly Porters
Bryon
Eleht
Yonrs
Wm. Allen
Sears
Surrogate Candidates in Warren County Eye Next Year
The article notes multiple aspirants for local offices in Warren County including M. & Bwortevellee and Jos. RK. Thatcher, current director of the freeholders, with formal announcements this week. It mentions a farm operation of 37 acres, equipment and stock valued around $16,000, and Lehrer and her father retiring from manufacturing to occupy the farm.
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Warren County
Cate
M. & Bwortevellee
Bracken
Shields
Shickis
Washington
Sapiel Lehrer
Prantdens
Te Cantrins
Lehrer
Goal Silewalk Report for 1919 by street committee
The street committee of the Common Council presents the 1919 report detailing new concrete sidewalks totaling 4942 square feet, new stone walks of 600 square feet, relaid stone walks of 1330 feet, new evergreen sidewalks measured in feet, and stone curbing reset at 422 feet, noting overall sidewalk and curb improvements.
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The
Common Council
Man Shot and Robberies Plague Warren County
A rash of holdups and burglaries grips Warren County with several attacks between New Village and Phillipsburg. August Schaiver was shot while resisting two masked men near Low’s Hollow, later seeking treatment in town. Other holdups targeted Samuel Strouse, Geo Hall, and Mr and Mrs Stryker, with cash, jewelry, and a watch taken. A nine year old Col George McMullet was threatened as burglars entered a Stewartsville to Bdegom cement plant road home. Police report two suspicious men spotted, one evading capture via a ventilator exit.
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Warren County
New Village
Phillipspurg
August Schaiver
Reservoir
Low
Montana
Schother
Avar
Schulber
Schuler
Harmony
Samuel Strouse
Philipsburg
Allende & Pactic Tea Co
Phillipsburg
Volver
Strouse
Geo. Hall
Mra
Mire
Samuel McMullet
Frome Stewaretsville
Bdegom Cement
marc+ing. George
Rifflins
Tames Smith
New. Village
Edison Works
Stewartsvilla
Bloomsbury
Toba Petty
Petty
Mat Paine
Blairstown
Sundailo
Mack MacAulife World Champion Visit to Washington and Somerville
Mack MacAulife, famed undefeated boxing champion, and his wife toured the country after retirement. They stopped in Washington Inst and later traveled to Somerville, planning to promote a new business venture with a local store window display.
Death of Well-known machinist Joane Matthews at Cornish
Mrs. Matthews 64, a machinist known in Cornish, died yesterday after a week of paralysis. She is survived by her husband and two sisters, including Mary Matthews of Cornish. The funeral and full details were not provided in the fragment.
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Cornish
Bunton
Witching
Joane Matthews
One Night Only-Next Tuesday at Quorn House
DeRue Bros Ideal Minstrola performs at the Quorn House Washington next Tuesday evening December 9. The show features a sprint of mirth with comedians Sadinecke and Bobby Daltue. G Beeston Smith and Shinn join in songs and vaudeville acts. Tickets are on sale at Hammontons store for 6 and 50 cents.
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DeRue. Bros. Ideal Minstrola
Quorn House
Washington
Tountein
Sadinecke
Dattue
Pern
Bobby Daltue
G. Beeston Smith
Mies
Vadeville
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Stryker
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Cocver
Denieris
Tso
Thorn
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Pness
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TSS
Roy Rekon
Washinton
Tineckettstown
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Minendnarize
Thie Shellon
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Central Railroad
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Boyd Hax
Anitel Thurite
Spvland
Alfecal Carmelin
Hanilab
Ambiie Lin Tansy Monchers
Werthuneran Canton
Baker
Cayton
Easton's Clothing Center
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Quirt-Messinger
Sam Seale
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Noor
Chi
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Hannon
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Thera
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Ham
Keen
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Razor. Brigade
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Sintidge Rodsters
Bandat Parsonage
Rev. J. Tu
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Laker
Edison Coment
Ramapang
Wimrsgeléng
Walt
Sim Smith
Inge Niao
Jim
Wim
Broadway
Seveeral
Raymond Riches
Iti
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Lewis
Tha Dos
Raymond Richey
Weson
Grane
Grongo
Nooisi
Hope
Binte
Boards of Education
Ratron
Verlain
Bontsee
Tom Eanley
Reign OF Terror
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Marmony
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