Christmas Cheer and Town Gatherings Amid Busy Holidays
The note filled issue recounts village life with family visits in Swartawaol and Templeton, a Thanksgiving gathering with Mame and Nelie, and local church plans for Minerleny Christian convention. It mentions weddings, an upcoming church election, a house reunion of Opdyke kin, and a christmastide social dance. Residents participate in road improvement talks, rail excursion notes, and a Typhoid fever case affecting George Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Apecal
Ramet Chiigthans
Milton Greene
Mame
Nelie
Nelie Inl Phu Air ‘ “ ‘Raymond Black, of Swartawaol, By Visiting Hin Parenta
Isaiah Lance
Alvidi Howell
Summy
Reve B.C. Ui
Aveitis
Rotitag
Aml
Miax
Susie Youninas
Tawnabry
Santas
Christus
Mr. Croghy
Deckertawny
Union Inn
Lother Trev
Mr. King
Min W. Wied
Merten
Watson Berry
Mira
Sivan Everitt i
Theodore Spt
Wilkete Arid
Clatzhis Bevin
Stek Wat
Neler
de Siar
Mackintth
Boeing
Warner Aed
Mark Lesk
Rundle’s
Cmd
Danville
Vred Crisumn
Mys
Marumel Emery
Ie Gies
Miss Brvtent
Dash Owen
Miss Margareth Stine of Marksboro Elder Stateswoman
Miss Margareth Stine of Marksboro, oldest resident of the area, was born in Greenwich township in 1815 and later moved with her parents to Whitrstown before settling in Marksboro. She taught in district schools and Camden high school, and remains fond of memories as neighbors recount her long life and recent gatherings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markabora
Owen
Molt
Smith
Clarke
George
Judge Moore
Miss Stow
Tage
Teeta
Camden
Bleitn
Shiv
Anna FI
Markshorn
Ting Ja
Newark
Sarah i. Kerr
Nathas Kere
Alnost
Flayit Cuntertin
MG Sandiy
Motslay
A A. Smith
Rookiya
Rye
Kore
Mastin Vite Kirk
Neland Shiedwell
Ulydy
Clark
Stephensburg Social Notes From New Hauterston Visit
Local page records visitors and relatives staying in Stephensburg area. Names include Mrs Slew Hume and Mrs Vola Meu, with extended family from New Amelion Rockport Penal and Philadelphia Medical College members visiting relatives. Social calls, small dances, and dinners described with brief updates on travel and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephensbirg
Vola Meu
Slew Hume
New Hauterston
Diethel
New Amelion
Itwekeitstown
Henanit Grove
Penal
Rockport
Ml.ethal
Port Autreray
Stephersburg
Wits
Surith Lias
Philadephia
John “Ramses
Dunellen
Albert Fleming
Mary Winlen
Delaware
Bi. Mase
Joseph Osborn
Teujemin Niackhyrn
Yacketistowss
C. Anaac
Said
Wolf
Cat Bairstow
Frank Thirks
Mra
Te Miter
Dany Califon
Miu
Mes
Mogeis Millen
Dolls and holiday goods on display at Laubach's Easton
The ad lists dolls and lamps for holiday shopping with various items described in unclear OCR text. It mentions Laubach and Sons in Easton offering assortments, focusing on dolls and decorative goods for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boll
Laubach
Easton
Pay
Brandt
Herne
Abe
Lavnacn & Sox
Easzox
Local notices and community updates from Blairstown church event
Blairstown hosts an annual gathering led by Rev. West of the M K church. The meeting featured donations and attendance from residents, with remarks on medicine, summer plans, and a farewell for a visiting company. The piece notes illness, family sorrows, and upcoming Christmas services while listing many local names and farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairstown
West
Lulatown M. K
Frederick Binsen
Dunfinn
Peng
Belo
Keater
Vail
Php Atertson
Wits
Danmell
Ter Mather
Verner
Sawark
Custners
Hardwick
Howe
McLieney
Mavlestown
Bladestown
Ion Furan Hiss Fee
Gear
Henry Thales
Heney
Carhart
Ptt
Preston
Bastin
John SeCrrekends
Marseek
Dasa
Tay
Cigee
Childings
Se) Binney
Delowiir
Mira
We Deninis
Robert J
Udushta
Byier
Orator
Ceuetery
Methodist
Dettes
Meirson Christus
Tate
Fragmentary Note Surfaces About Stromlsburg Person
A garbled OCR item from Stromlsburg references Miss Myrite Siproth and Moe Koad with unclear relations and religious terms. It mentions letters and quoted lines from a figure named Diller Rooye, plus a disjointed list of names and groups including Cosel Merah Society and an unrelated merger. The passage is largely indecipherable but centers on personal names and alleged associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrite Siproth
Stromlsburg
Jill Ale
Edward Tela
Uluth Muinheimer
Cosel Merah Society
Meinpheiner
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Jona
Sve
A. LebbiGers
Sig
A “Smith
Harnbaker & Mo
Broad St
Washington
Bagtyars
Northampton Street
Jd. P. DeRemer & Sons
Droad Street
Townsbury
Avni Lider
Enulnville
Ruther Vo Wimmene
Dhe
Opdyelke
Samuel Opdyke
William Opdyke
Daghter Mathie
Rohud
Dover
George Opdyke
Lester Janl Nellie
Uniontown
Surtay Opdyke
Mabel
Peter Depue
Samity
James Wari
Misa Suirgaret Whitesell
Lawin
Leda
Anonnelng
Dinville
Uope
Une Sirouila
Biving
Vatlenburg
Une
Arodia
Christ
Will
Drakes Lawn
Willian Wiley
Gly Movehon
New York
Law Weelk
Dohineoa
Geman Medicing
Mershon
Jinsilion
Robert Ab Ber
Newhureh
Edna Te
Nelsing Duffort
Elizabeth
George Skinner
Vienna
Lanternacy
KuteLawi
Aessin Victor Fax Deli
Mief
Umes
Tavis
Philalelphia
Wiis Storson
Nevill Cuvoll
Uip
Janes Albert
Union
Moe Koad
Betigdna
Varehro
Morris County
Henry
Jeradits of
W. Miller
Aurelius B
Jake
Ively
Dan Patch
M. W. Savage
Minseapolis
Minn
Ballentine’s Beer
Dee
Dan Pateh
William. Barron
Washington Ave
Rownand
THE
Washington Steam Laundry
Bowman
Elear
Tenne
Dai TV
J. H. Scranton
Prap
New Zevsep
Jacob
Jacob Mayer
Ae Clothier
E Square
Wortha Street
Semton
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