Epworth Officers Elected. Bridges, Sinks, and Local News
The Epworth Longue elected officers at the last Quarterly Conference with Powell as president and Mrs. Eit Rysuond as 3d vice president. The old mica mining section near town may reopen under a new owner this week. Railroad workmen repaired a sink hole on Sunday after Saturday rain. progress on Mill Brook road bridges remains slow. New Village creek clean-up ongoing after Saturday sand wash. Church stewards appointed: Win Apgar, P.O. Ervin, Elijah Warne, Asa Rush. Local residents visiting or visiting relatives include Lewis of Newark and the Berry family from Buttarill. Roll call at Broadway public school lists several students. The Lord’s Supper was postponed due to weather and will be held next Sunday with probationers received. Mrs. Charles Deremer and Tillie Cook visited. others attended a large party at William Raymond’s home near Asbury. Upcoming Ladies' Old Society meeting at Mrs. Jacob Housel’s home. Notes of minor injuries, relocations, and community visits follow.
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Epworth “Longue
Bits
Sherman Powell
Viva
Chile- Bie Boers
Eit Rysuond
Mia
Lizzie Middle
Mattie
Butler
Bertha Houser
Mica
Ming
J. F. Wittever
Mill Brook
Win
Apgar
P.O
Ervin
Elijah Warne
Asa Rush
Lewis
Newark
Berry
Buttarill
Broadway Public School
Pearl Willeyer
Werren Insche
Koon Oruta
Lester Opdyke
Russel Hevener
Paul Crispin
Lena Hevener
Linele Rywand
Jennie Cook
Minvent Dagon
Wift
James Cline
M. E
Charles Deremer
Little Son
Tillie Cook
Asbury
Sylvanus Cook
James Nixon
Borough
Wim. Rymond
Old Society
Sacob Housel
Cowal
Port Colden
Cowell Alfred Segnine
Harry Litfiscing
Oxford
George
Hayward Daiciyyor
Milas Magele Dalley
John EB. Enscho
John Apgar
Frey
Wilouriinen
Ulyuur-Ubrongay
Mee
Johanne
Hackettstown
J. Saward - Lamson
San Francisco
Cal
Oregon
Jenny Stoddart
Washington Street
Kluppelberg & Son
Ethel Ayers
Charles E. Little
Plago
BOA
Smith
Waterloo
Thomas JL. Beant
Agen Ivan
Bank
G. AW. Tilhaun
Lehigh
ALS
van Asadale
J. D. Flesk
Prudential Tnsurance Co
Dover and
Boonton
J.C. Chapman
Belvidere
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
St. James Church
Tia
A. B. Marlin
Biss
Guavie Vanaatta
Way ‘Tabernacle
New York
Renter
Fresbyterian
Hackettstonian
C. C. I Journal
M. Thompson
Nevy
L. N. Denniston
E. C. Terinb
Yale University
C. C
J. F. Barry
Epworth
Thusia
Lad Morris
General Theological Seminary
Morris
Minnesota
St. Paul
C. E. Society
Ties
Nancy Dill
George Markitt
Anna
A. E. Martin
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New Hampton City Faces Ice Flooding After Saturday Alarm
Residents report extensive ice flow on Saturday with blocked roads and a coal of ice in the riverbed slowing travel. No reported bridge or dam damage. several hours of labor needed to clear the obstruction. Local generosity sought to aid repairing the damaged streetlamp and ruddy end in the Poor Faire.
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Wins
Local Notes On Deaths and Town News
Junction reports health issue of Flossie Davlson, visits by Rev and Mrs Rhodes, and Madison preparing to return to Rochester. Obituaries include Mrs Willan Skinner, age about 75, interred in Valley Presbyterian cemetery after near Oberlestagen. Whitfield Lunes dies of pneumonia, age about 55, with funeral at Presbyterian church. brief notes on Selden Lande and local happenings. Bucklen's Army Salve advertised by F N Jenkins.
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Flossie Davlson
J. B.d. Rhodes
Dire
Madison
Mra. Clark
Rochester
N.Y
Beatty
Robert Dorroughs
Alvin
Calvin
Ives
Norton
John
Allentown
Augustus
Flemington
Valley Presbyterian Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Umberger
Whitfield Lunes
Veen
K. of P
Phillipsburg
Hi. Dare
Lande
Win
Rubus
Dunellen
Wiliam
Local notices and society notes from Hazen area
Community items recount Mrs. Margaret Misa Warns death after illness. social stories of farm youths with horses, a Lyceum meeting notice, stories of George Meddoigh’s travels, revival services at Belvidere, a decorative window display by Mrs. John T Jones, a local romance inquiry about See Stopp, and health advice endorsing DeWitt's Life Burier by Rivers.
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Hazen
Misa Margaret
Broadway
Gertrude Shipman
Elizabeth
Lyceunt Clubs
George Meddoigh
Lake Grinnell
Belvidere
John T. Jones
Harmony
See Stopp
Summerfield Notes On Weather and Local Gatherings
Summerfield reports no Haworth League services Sunday due to bad weather. Miss Luella Burd hosted friend Misa Alive Sargon over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Barson entertained numerous locals including the Smiths, Piersons, and Snyder party. A young man recalled Prince’s misadventure with snow. Henry Race family hosted visitors from Hozon. A dance party is planned tonight with neighborhood attendees.
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Summerfield
Haworth League
Seasion
Cerner
Luella Burd
Misa Alive Sargon
Sanford
Rush
George Barson
Walter Frome
Air
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Prince
Mea
Henry
Hozon
Wi. Wolfe
Henry 'Dale
J.J. Burd
Oxford
Ty Ayill
Ads Limits
Hackettstown News Briefs Mixed Local Items
Hackettstown notes social gatherings and business updates including a convention trip to San Francisco by Mr. and Mrs. Saward-Lamson, a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Stoddart, store alterations at FW Kluppelberg & Son, and various church, school, and community notices. Also mentions new staff at the Hackettstonian, local actors, and weathered events around Phillipsburg and nearby towns.
Walnot Valley Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Nantel Teeter visits relatives in Baleville while John Wataron marks nine days with his brother prising operator. Cora Beck and Gile Titman attend teachers' exam in Belvidere last week. Aranda Keyser raised the frame of his feed store Tuesday. Joseph D Hill enlarges his tenant home. Wellington Dyer family of Nazareth visiting nearby. Mr and Mrs George Larug of Susquehanna county visited last week. Mrs Benjamin B Howell of Vienna visits daughter Mrs L C Hill. Resittle girl brightens the home of Mr and Mrs John Morgan.
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Walnot Valley
Nantel Teeter
Baleville
John Wataron
Brotha
Cora Beck
Gile Titman
Belvidere Tnst
Rweek
Avin Sid
Aranda Keyser
Joseph D. Hill
Wellington Dyer
Nazareth
George Larug
Susquehanna County
Radon
Herry
Benjamin B. Howell
Vienna
L. C. Hill
John Morgan
Mrs Myrtle Evans Hainesbung Leaves for Two Weeks
Mrs Myrtle Evans Hainesbung departed Wednesday for two weeks to visit relatives in Johnsonsville Pus wd. The town gathers for years with plans of a new three story hotel. John M Young guests include Frank Davison as friends attend social events and a Sunday School Association meets at the Methodist church with delegates slated to attend.
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Hainesbung
Myrtle Evans
Johnsonsville
Ste
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J. Young
Mos
Chamberlain
Oid
W. OG. Ward
Serianl Oy
Edgber
Golviduro
Kate Beck
Judson Lanaberry
John M.young
Frank Davison
Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
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George Croveling
Houston
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Bial Onleor
New Jersey
J.G. Tolmis
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Catharine Shank
Lafayette Amoy
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German Katt Works
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Philadelphia Dental
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Charles T- Krome
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