First Presbyterian Church Washington Estate Fire Loss
An account details major damage to the First Presbyterian Church in Washington Newton Presbytery with most of the brick edifice destroyed by a fire. Trustees value the property at about 10000 dollars, noting its historic role and furnishings including a large pipe organ. The article links the fire to broader local church history and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
First’ Presbyterian Church
Washington
Tige
F. W. Johnson
Clyde
New Brunswick Presbytery
Bare
Ker's
Alusvonnekunk
Barkero's
Robert Cross
Jus. McCrea
Lamington
Greenwich
Oxford
Marsheld
Cemtr
Gribben
Howie
Johagan
Shirkleton
Thomson
VanHorn
Vieet
Montana
Harris Lanbare
Murry
Peck
Monry
Mommon
Everley
Jonn Smith
Sunrumers
Peter Odintianinat
Sponte
James
Dalvee
Stewartevite
Rush
Air
Mrr
Ten Cote of
Stewarts
Barsel
Bla
Peter BE
Col
Ales Ha Etusk
Prasad
Paley
Uae
Chas
Qvera
Harker'a Grove
Aitand
Alvah Beers
Taymond
Elisha Reore
Mt Armony
Ae Won
Haftowa
Lla Morher
Brooks
Aid Mra
Newton Almuneh
Aiomsbury
Deaths of the Week from New Village and Surrounding Towns
Obituaries recount Mrs. John W. Cline of New Village dying at 72 after a three month illness leaving husband, daughter, and several children and relatives. Mary Dilley and Mrs Henry Wandling noted with funeral services and interments. Other deaths include Joseph Mackey of Harmony area and Grant of Washington, listed with family survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cline
John
W. Cline
New Village
Ilness
Cline
John B. Cine
Huth Cline
Algo
Gardner Cline
Greenwich Township
J. A
Lowe
Mirs
Henrietta Fulmer
Philadelphia
Isaac B. Thatcher
Easton
J. MI
Chy
Stewartsville Presbyterian
Church
C. PB. Perzuson
Presbyterian
Stewartville
Mary Dilley
Alory
Dilley
Geo,Dilley
Elgin Asers
Hackettstown
Washington
Qerober
Das
Newark
Judge Boyd
Boyd
Independence Township
Jas. Boyd
Dashes
Union Cemetery
Henry Wandling
Enry Wandling
Brass Castle
Good
Irs
Sarah Vetty
Mig. Wandling
Mets
Sallie Lance
Eva’ Adung
Chas
Deetasad Warmanswae
Washington Presbyterian
Dr. Johnson
Harmony
Joseph MC Mickey
Upper Hormony
Brighes Mavase
Mackey
Harmioris Lownslip
Wite
Joaobi
Snyder
Washingwn Township
Sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad War Shops
Anil -Nige Sachem
Imp
Harksburs
Granger
Wiliam Mackey
Ohio
Warres County Jurors Drawn For January Term
Citizens drawn Tuesday to serve as petit jurors for the December term at Belvidere. Judge Shipman oversaw the selection listing names from Phillipsburg Harmony Knox Glen Hope Pohatcong and Franklin townships among others for service at the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warres
Citheens
Shipman
Belvidere
Willever
Washington
Vanna
Bore
Hula Plunmerfalt
Knawlton
Erick
Shenil Kelinghuysen
Nnick
Paraquarry
D Major
Washington Boro
A. Fieeen
Leotis
Frame
Philipsburg
Alfred Crane
Holvidens
Edward He Pauls
Lopacong
Lewis
Oscar
Ruel
Foley's Kidney Remedy and local notices in brief
Fragmented OCR text shows an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy with mentions of ingredients, directions to take promptly, and a December clearance at Mobt & Neumeyer's Wall Paper Store. Also includes scattered social notices from Stewartsville and Phillipsburg with names and brief visits.
Local notes from Stevensburg and nearby towns
Community items mention guests visiting Viola Wydner in Stevensburg and Ada Apgar in Calton. Reunions, road work, and staffing changes are noted along with visits to relatives at Bethlehem and Sterling. A funeral service is recorded for George Denis in Scranton, with interment at the Adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseburn
Dora Hunn
Schooley
Jacob Baldwin
Her
Calton
Efotem Hicks
Aliss “Mar-jorie Galdwin
Misa Margaret Lance
Fr. i. Carpenter
Carpenter
Sammuel Smith
Plessant Grove
Harry Trimmer
Wm. Lance
Pleasant Grove
New York
Mrzs
Moin Cranes
Hoit- Tae
Shore
Machelsrown
4. S. Cranee
Dorothea Stamsey
Add Airs
al- Vert Fleming
Sterling
Narsed
Bar
A.dad
Dirdline
King
Belvidere
Dildinesct
Steid
George Denis
Scranton
Marshall Deots
James Jamieson
Buttavile
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Washington Star
Washington,n-7
First Presbyterian Church
Manafield Woods
Axford
Bowlby
David Smith
Alex
Woolf and Sons
Kenneth and
Cliffard
Harimnany
Ang
Raymond
Cornish
Altra
M, EB
Ches
Wwe
Ube Tate Guo
Methodist Buvlne
Ritter of Wharton
Mrv
Wim. Kimple
Migs
Mary
Pott
South Goth Sohum
Pater
James Widner
Burthday
Ms Dowim
Branchville Ferine
Gc. Cain
MM. EL Parsonage
Methodist Church
Aly
Predérick Buckenmyer
Mountain Lake
A. My Burd
Epworth League
Thos
Katherine
Biygtes
Con Thoning
Wesley
D. of Ly
Laut
Calu
Concerniic
Fron Philialelphia
Harris Lodge
Meter Cannon
MilHek
Smith
Wanel
Lackawanna
Annouink
Lnspire Steel & Iron Company
Fred Bigelow
Leny Milford
Jia
O'Bryan
dJunescown
Conpany Uifiivs
St. Howe's Qutholly Church
Board of Trade
Dante
Fred Lox
Belvidere Avenue
Nonce
Kenneth
Vin Petty
Hillside “Cemetery
Board of Education
Haley Bare
Empire Steel and Iron Company
St. John's
Rudaurt
Nazareth
Gorglees
Wm. Beck
Empire Company
Hoagland
Beck
Hopkins
Rtrs
H. Hy Vstiren
Cedar Geovamitis
Washington and
Vichity
Grant
West
Arena
Abram W. ‘Grant
Anderson
Ashington
VanDoren
Wushineto
Grin
South Bethlehen
Janes Grant
Detroit
Wm. Grane
Jo Mount Sindith
Isabelle Hutt
Wightstown
Mount
P. L
South Bethe Hem
Moravian Church
Routh
Bethlehem
Maplt Aury
Stewartsville
Ara
Asher
Geary
Phillipsburg
Agu Stires
Duanbeth
Saturdi
Hema
Hore Pate
Motler
Waleter Thomas
Eston
Delaware Park
Geo. Graler
Pim Ingh
Stevhenshurg
Viola Wydner
Elin Anthony
J. 3. Wiseburn
I. S. Apgar
Albert Flamings
Robert Dy Petty
New Sor
Min
Judhny Potty
Mra
Stuart Hance
Elizabeth
Baxton
Shucp
Miler
Floyd Evans
Geo. Wyrmer
Howard
Nelson Leto
Middle Pale Ey
Wiss
Helen Mieks
Av Wharebornesteren Ieo
Min. S. Scott
A. S. Cronen
Trenton
Italiine
John Nunn
Beargestown
Laae
Anton Ward
Cora Prev
Reelunion
Gruver
Jargey Huw Henmery
Susan Moora
R Moore
Oaraling Albert
John Bunyan
Afra
Robert Cook
William Hishpaugh
Judson Kinney
Frani¢ Kinney
Haynesburge
Aveele
Wiiter
Joseph Rinney
NUNN
Chasers of
Gladsware
Nunn Store
Port Corden
Niu
Esson
Sescemenet
The
Edison Portland Cement Co
Union .Huilding
Newark, NJ
Broadway
New York City
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