Wilro family news and local accidents reported
The Bloomsbury column notes Arthur Wilro warding a quest with Atre Prank Wate at Warren Gin and several moves to farms near Uaganines. A wagon accident on Willow street injures no one, with wagons toppling and residents like Mrs Creveling and Mr Smith mentioned among visitors and births and visits across Alpha, Stewartville, Belvidere, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilro
Atre
Warren Gin
Bart. Hegaman
Tae
West Vortal
Joseph Vedo
Alpha
Uaganines
Myra Frank Stout
Teraint
Stewarteedle
Ain
Spencer
Hagman
Shemiarturkle
Howard Ritehe
Willow Street
Hearst
Waran
Suihanknent
Smith
Gknyrlen Smith
Lewis Saga
Sun
Tinsman Hay Bo
Fragments From a Rural Weekly Community Scene
A garbled OCR page records a village gathering with names like Ale and See, My Paul Haxor, and Mr Paul Scott. Mentions of Wood Glen, Spirdind, and a Canada connection hint at locals moving, visits, and church events. scattered notes cover weddings, sermons, weekly meetings, and social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale
Win Linger
Paul Haxor
Aul Scott
Ben Hoplitt
Maucher
Reed Union Mfrs disco AWatenn recened dates
Fragments recount a community gathering with Mr and Mrs Russell Cook Misses Praties Atayghie Wiz debd and heather Claristegher, Winifelt, George Sherrer, Floyd, Mrs Suba and many others in attendance. Mentions Mr and Mrs CL 7 Hell, Mountain Lakes, Waxhlighen, Jones and Windfelt family, and a belated wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruseell Cook
Slnemaker
Batyain
Ed Mex
Nuthay Halemor
Heig Sith
George Sherrerf
Contery
Cook Amiron
Floyd
Suba Dayues
Atlak Hype
Frank Hott
Hell
Phagmakee
Johnsonburg Tale Recalled In Century Old Items
Fragmentary OCR text references Monell and Gastorta Desra with mentions of long usage and a character named Cha s1 Piotcher. The passage hints at a healer, a ceremony, and a city setting tied to old customs and extended practice. Unclear names and garbled terms suggest a historical reminiscence or archival note.
Bathing Bye the Lug Fds and One Cules Rithe
Fragmentary OCR text shows a suggestive event or notice with unclear names and dates. The readable bits indicate a daily cycle or schedule possibly tied to bathing or tides and a listed day and night reference. Entities are too obscured to identify concrete persons or organizations.
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Bloomsbury
Vete
Robert Drancy
Freeman
Barbara
Mek
William Renneds
Charles
Lano
Terry Keosales
Avila
Chas. Smith
Misa
Rae Tahoson
Sean
Cate Fhe
Edein Shipenin
Virginia Fonbérger
Grace Caythes
Isltarson
Easton
Mrs. Chins
Tipmainey
Gude
Gaile
Canada
Tybert
Fara
Mie
FAW
Leal
Wits
Soitt
York
Doruridak Gill
Ming Eudere Cinpell
Cowell
Go Clinton
Begene Cowell
Albert Suavitt
Newport
Helen Spea Bether
Yu Priate Mavther
Jiro
Coin
Spinner
New Week
Dere
Gen Steuble
Newark
Swett
Severil
Iis
Mure
Sribhe
Cms
Sina
Honae
Okita
Dee
Dee Baiese
Glen Gardner
Uno
Pridge
St. Chale
Afrien
Cwill
Legion
Trampten
Gardner Bell
Legion Boys
Speylat Atnetta Sedtutens
Jontis
REE Union
ElHkon Maughier
Teury
Miter
Suelie
Mina
Hiruhart
Waxhlighen
Mia
Jolie Uanghart
Barghart
Bane
Rudd
Mer
Michael Vive Vich
Nalitan Holt
Miyernary
Willine Eixyamh
Nelirseska
First National Bank of Hone, N. J
Patt
Phaeow
Hudson
Purser
Sas
Washington Sew
Stewart St
Johnsonburg
Jo Tee
Cadena Tae
Macrae
Monell
Chas.1
Piotcher
Philadelphia
Centre Square
Mutual Savings Bank
THE
Morris County Savings Bank
South Street
NeHart Street
Morristown
Morris County
New Jersey
Chilander 1
Gay Mion
Vee Presiden
GL Corwin
Philip J. Haitian Amved
Kimer Mills
Gerarg
Fresnd
Cripplelt, Lee. & Trens
M. C. Murray
Sss
Eugene S. Wire Henry
Pitney W. Sticlde
Hess Brothers
Allentown
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