Marriages in a jumble of names and places
An OCR muddle reports multiple marriages and engagements. It mentions Martfir Bertolds and Ajaxhia 18, Weynalds, and the We S. dtoswalds, along with teachers and graduates from Pay Normal School, York University, and Cornell. It notes Mr Martin’s World War service with the Thirty-seventh Division and a wedding at Tackortatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martfir Bertolds
Ajaxhia
Weynalds
Dagalier
Mra
We S. Dtoswalds
Wyse
Muurtin
Ayelcut
Taekotnitawi
Piablig Selon
Dover Public School
Frealty
Ube
Oes College
Calabi
York
Univvewity
Ant Cornell
Martin
Ohio
Praiew
Heirs confront Wall Street pact in New York matter
The piece describes Favnoue Pesty and Georg Farnon amid a complex dispute over a Wall Street agreement. Lawyers gather as heirs contest control and seek to halt or alter actions, with mentions of subscriptions and power of attorney amid U S and Canadian interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favnoue Pesty
Georg Farnon
Stoi
Mirezarer Pegoly
Mtulias
Nurrie
Dorehuls
Ehureh
Wilson Boreagh
Wall Street
New York
Nerih Laney Avinne
Wikhinictei
Sutton
al Jueety
United States
Canada
Wwfurg
Ated
Hive
Thorn
de Corby Wars
Hatever
Goitys
Voli
Olifee Noy
Sithley Stornnesits
Soba Carle
The Story of Two Bridges Contined Front Page
A young rector Rev H V B Darlington saw highway growth through a Delaware River bridge as part of Route 6 from New York to the Dela ware Water Gap. His father Bishop Darlington from Harrisburg visited with an engineer and learned the bridge would be bought for 50 000. The sturdy iron structure faced a looming obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Episcopal Church
H. V. B. Darlington
Darlington
Harrisburg
New York
Newark
Delaware Water Gap
Poconos
Scranton
Binghamton
Buffalo
Intastate Bridge Commission
Darlingtons
Nica
Bridge Commission
Young Darington
Bridge Company
Delaware
Church of the Heavenly
New York City
Toll Bridge Venture Alters Delaware’s River Trade
The Darlington family rebuilt a toll bridge after defeating crossing safeguards with help from a New York connection to persuade Lackawanna President Truesdale. The bridge yielded about 25 cents per vehicle and drew around $1,000 on a holiday, with annual receipts potentially reaching $50,000. locals fear tolls hurt Delaware commerce while some petitions seek a free bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
New York
President Truesdale
The
Lackawanna
Mr. Truesdale
Etterprise
Washington- Philipsburg
Delaware
Portland
T Fo
Delaware Station
Pennsylvania
Kinase Guy Sian Emerges in Notable Venture
A terse report notes Kinase Guy Sian prominent in a recent venture, with attention drawn to his leadership and the impact on local industry. Details remain sparse but indicate a recognized figure gaining notice.
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Bleming
Eli Hinides
Areeay
Dudrey
Heerlen
Willa
Huekettsa
Bariet Callinistane
Chitlea
Veurdela
Aone
Dane Alies
Ian Kang
Arlington
Ned
Qinite
Miewos
My. Fleming
Abersishnangh
Uanlye Skeaat
Alors
Othey
Great Moailore
Wales
Daniel Green
Toll-Keener
A. Davidson, D. D
Optometiist
Washington, N. J
Theo. Schreidt
Piblic
Brass Castle
Fardston Trqetor
Patie
College
Prado Able
Goa Seeder
Bates
Mike
Bive Weitere
Theodore Schmidt
Lein
Clry Dres
Ani
Aneazar
Northampton St
Easton
Aseo Farina
Anil
Hinde
Pike
Norway
Asco
Woo
Iau
Ako Soo
Guy Sian
California
Dern
Sriti Fels Najith Een
Arete
Lage Sage
Ciwalieres Ae
Charahite
Ubrink
Asea
Victor Bread
Phiak
Lt—Ahase
Lowves
Ue Ogi
Ie Begi
Wyeinies Muide
Asca
Richland
Washington Ave
Washington
N. J
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