Mennonites Plan Winter Meetings Amid Storm Delays
In Beatlestown, Mennonites who arrived in winter flurry aim to resume hols meetings Monday evening but storm disruptions delayed plans. The article traces Mennonite origins to Menno Simons and notes their historic ties to Baptists and reform movements. Local residents, including Mr. M. G. Cregar and Roy Curl of Newark, are mentioned along with health notes and community updates.
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Port Murray Residents Join Mantle Comat Band
Harvey Percy of Eneravilla left Tuesday for Toboken to secure a position as engine wiper, with Weary Rory, Clement Huna and Galvin Perry Haige purchasing corers and likely joining the Mantle Comat Band, a welcome addition noted by the band members. The social event at the Baptis church basement Thursday by the Christian Endeavor Society drew a pleasant crowd, games and late refreshments followed. Our public schoolhouse was cleaned Friday and local buildings were ready for use. A medical incident occurred as blood vessels burst in Ming Dlanehe Bigler's head Friday after a party.
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Harvey Percy
Eneravilla
Toboken
Rory
Harvey
Clement Huna
Galvin Perry Haige Bothi
Corers
Mendalshurah
Christian Endeavor Society
Ming- Dlanehe Bigler
Christmas greetings and local notes from Vienna and Danville
A holiday missive from Vienna sends merry Christmas wishes to readers and notes visitors from Hope and local guests. The piece surveys community events including Institute attendance, church activities, family news, deaths from typhoid, road and water concerns, and various residents’ comings and goings in nearby towns such as Hackettstown, Danville, and Glen Gardner. The report blends social updates with health and civic concerns, plus minor notices of local commerce and transportation.
Stroudsburg Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Columbia reports show Air LHe OBL visiting relatives in Stroudsburg while Alvin Smith from New Brunswick spent Tuesday in town. Mrs George Michaels and daughters moved to East Stroudsburg on Friday. MD Sunday Schools plan cantata Santa Claus Tossoa on New Year’s night. Mrs George Hummer and daughter visiting Uncle Bargita. L & N E railroad damage fire spread quickly, destroying watercress acid belonging to Mormon Collins. Peter Fares of Washington visited daughter Mrs Edward Brogler last week. Mrs Wm Clifford of Walftown visited Miss Alberta Wallace. Wadding belle to arrive soon. Mr and Mrs Marshall Jittengee of Centreville were guests of B. FP Bast Sunday. Mrs Lewis Florey and son John of jy Washington visit her parents and Mr John Brodarick. Rov and Mrs S G Wilkan moved from toward avenue Portland on Tuesday.
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Roy Curl
Newark
Jamey Beatty
Lone Stewnet
Raritan
Fred Delleker
Clues
Bock
Boston
Harry Murtens
Hejy
van Syckle
Burdett
Hackettstown
Misa
Minnie Hiarris
Rockport
W. E.kitchen
Belvidere
Robert Zellers
Missoa Mary
Neltia Danley
Misa M. Barber
Frank Anderson
Richard Sherrer
Wm. McGracken
Jacob Beatty
Laura Harris
Phillipsburg
Mary Barber
Port Warren
Mary
Danley
Rose Gardner
Wm. Ifitehen
Qaid
J. BL Davis Worthnong
Win, Haile
Theodore McCadye
Nath Carl
Cubste
John
Carl
Win
MG. Ceegar
Musser
Willingyuml
Edward Osman
Planar
Peor Sanday
Ceeger
Mr. Sia
J Ter
Beas
Lewis Osun
Mins
May Uibten
Pl Leigh
Daugh- MW Suday
Mise
Lillie Beatty
Villaigs
George TD
Qamun
John B. Cline
Wai
Tuotipson
Stewartaville
Mfr
Frank P. Stith
Broadway
Ruth
Astan
J. Thatcher
Garner Cline
Peter Willever
Ophelia Smit
Mutebler
Maud
Tosen
Mr. Dowling
Cookeville
Petit Jury
Abram F. Rush
Mr Rush
John Lambert
Daniel Morgan
Beying
Tasich Park
Wox
Filison Acker
Edward Graver
Wilbur Sailth
Brairstown
Estalla Wildrick
John Wildricki
Pequest
Wesley Wemomans
Wildrick
Jesse Moore
Andrew
William Kishpoigh and Son
Jacob Babcock
Air Lhe
Stroudsburg
Alvin Smith
New Brunswick
George Michaels
East Stroudsburg
Santa Claus
George Hummer
Bargita
Wine Turr
Mra Rimmatterd
Ryancho
Mattie Lunaberry
Faingsburg
Charles Link
Mormon Colins
Peter Fares
Washington
Edward Brogler
Geels
Wm. Clifford
Walftown
Alberta Wallace
Wadding Belle
Marshall Jittengee
Centreville
W. W. Wejchman
Bunsan
Lewis Florey
Jy Wushington
John Brodarick
G. Wilkan
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Portland
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Laundered shirts and hat department items offered
Advert describes regular and laundered shirts priced from 49 cents to 2 dollars plus various patterns and fabrics. Mentions hats including Alpines and Derbys, suspenders, and fine silk trimmings in assorted colors. Highlights a holiday stock with updated styles and special pricing.
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