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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1903

Page

6

Delaware Presbyterians and local notices mix in weekly summary

Delaware and Phillipsburg residents attend church and committee meetings. A long list notes visits, meetings, travel, and social events around towns including Delaware, Portland, Meadville, and Stephensburg with references to church work, charity bazaars, and theater gossip from New York.

Local Notices and Social Roster From Small-Town Journal

Roleph Wilken visits for Christians presents Frie ndship event at Stones Church. Mrs Smoenel and guests attend, and Raith Ackerman keeps vigil. Commissioners meet at the Colonists House. Seaman from Tolainaire Water participates in town event. Mrs Ruchil AM visits MEL TILA area. Stuart Winters notes. Tadics Anly Society elects new officers. Republics National Convention set for June in Chicago.

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Obscure notices and obituaries from a rural paper

Fragmented items report visits and travels of residents from Titusville to Bilnwater and Johnsonbury. A long illness claimed John Pyles, with survivors including a widow and a son Simmer Dylea. Other notes mention social events, property interests, and local trades amid unclear names and dates.

Railroading Hazards and New Ventilation Trials

A Pennsylvania railroad fireman George Kelley was killed by his own engine near Trenton in a derailment incident. The Central explores a new ventilation device for passenger coaches. The line runs through the Telia and Nilson River corridor with twenty two creameries along the route, eight in Sussex county and two in Warren. The railroad’s average traffic is about 1408 cars per day. President Veuesdale reports health improvements on recent trips.

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