Revival Meetings Dominate Week at Local Churches
Enthusiastic gatherings last Sunday at the Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches drew broad participation. Evangelist Dr. Bolitte and Rev. Keenan led talks, with Jerry J. George and others in the delegation assisting in prayer and testimony. The Presbyterian reports nine new memberships. Baptist revival continues tonight and tomorrow, with prospect of further conversions as editorial notes praise strong fraternal efforts and a large afternoon meeting.
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Willrowds
Ianyal
Mt. Beclaret
Ehiray
Lev
Anaiolph
Ierons Atehiont
Jerry J. George
Jolover
George W. Note
Hoboken
Yloboken
Inia
George Lockton
Krio Road
C. TL Gerrice
Tmebokor Y. al O
Wow. Moamine
M Ge Aus
Tom
Keenan
Georga
Prado
Dever
Mizpaly Brotherhood
Amen
Tocklon
Rottae
Dingie
Mra
George
Misa Driuda
Secredary Hearne
Voys
Stanlay
Seasion
Kernan
Ades
Muara
Rouse
Ted
Lockton
George Tindell
Mr. Win
Cherler Rew
Tackton
Keanna
Louse
Denwelves
Star For Prayer
Mr. Krenn
Mandren
Nb Lenge
Ke Liaillie
Hamburg
Las Veety
Vastor Johnson
Dre Johnson
Philadelphia
Farsten
Yaster
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chat City
Atara
Ubi
Ikig
Baptist Ventices
Amazon
Bag
Cage
Assorted Railroad Rumors Stir Local Belvidere Area
A Belvidere source reports a proposed Ta tokweeney route bypassing Oxford and Mauunke Chonk to join Lehigh and Hudson lines at Andover Junction. Officials allegedly face delays from rockfalls near Oxford and weather flooding in the Pequest Valley with possible spring abandons of Dor Washington tracks and yard engine use shifting to Stroudsburg and Tort Morris.
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Vielvittere
Telvidere
Ing
Taekawanna
Dungerota
Oxford
Mauunke Chonk
Helgidere
Muntunka
Belvidere
Lehigh, & Hudson
Andover Jictlon
Taclewantin Company
Pequest Valley
Ing Tha County
Dort Washington
Stroudavurg
Morris
Prisoners Sentenced by Judge Sulpman in Local Court
A crowded term ends with several prisoners receiving prison and reformatories terms. William Swaith Alexander Carney and Patrick Glennon each drew multi year or multi month sentences for harness theft and related crimes. Other defendants faced lighter terms or improvised outcomes as appeals and trial procedures proceeded.
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Sulpman
Crinihal
Tulky
Porri
William Swaith
Aiwand
Carney
Vatrick Glennan
Rahway Reformatory
Aml
Glennon
Eithier
Wolloik
Smith Stockhouse Va
W. Fackrell
Voth
Oxford -Towniig
Fackrell U
Mackrell
Cau
Stackhouse
Stryker Appeired
Maseherry
Officers of the Washhietan Athletic Association Elected
The Washhietan Athletic Association held a Tuesday night meeting to elect new officers. Named were Aaron Hf. Yough as president and Vico Prety as vice president, with Charles H Derr and others in key roles. The event took place in Easton, Pa, in the region surrounding Melted tee Mapty.
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Washhietan Athletic Association
Prosi
Aaron Hf. Yough
Vico
Young
Corres Por
Charles
H. Derr
Tronauiver
Pera
Volter
Open Season Hopes and Local Bills Stir State Assembly
Farmers push for robin redbreast hunting open season while lawmakers debate fisheries taxes and trolley heating rules. The assembly hears bills on prison reforms, library funding shifts, and a proposed tax exemption reversal amid petitions from firemen, with debates reflecting agricultural and urban interests.
Mr Lee as Story Teller Describes Hope Inn Visit Tale
MR LEE TELLS OF A TRIP TO HOPE TOHING UPON A DINNER EXPERIENCE AT A COUNTRY INN. He and colleagues including Guy Adams and Colton sample local hospitality and discuss advertising the village while noting the ease and wit of Mr Lee as host and storyteller.
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MW Thomas
W. Lee
Ceriory
Lackawinna Hadrons
Feling
Meduons
Cierory Iit
Maneelots
Leeway
Waalington
Weol
Nanea
Guy Adams
Colton
Sone Remirks
Aanimka Chink Station
Manuka Chun
Belvidere
Brugeville
Hildgevillethal
Hope
Bridgeville
Mortvian
Ile
Aetrip
Stroudlyburg
Lowill Alwsys
Eope
Leon
L.tlink
New-York
Adanis
Mike Tis
Flopo
Flopo, £ 7. ‘Recommended By’ T. Pw. Lee
Ilhia
Askans
Guy
Aditi
Bulove
Hisiolige
Wreck on the Bel train near Phillipsburg works damage
A collision occurred two miles from Phillipsburg on the Pennsylvania road after a man approached the siding. A locomotive and cars were badly wrecked and another engine was blocked. Dispatcher and crew report the incident on the line and resume operations as possible.
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Pharazavns
Phillipsburg
Pennsylvania
Wijlirwr
Gineer
Pennsylvania Bicol Vrobkosses
Anenek
S. A
Why Smith Left Home in Washington Claws a Knife Incident
Mayyvie Smith of Laglon and Wislis Ington was accused after a disputed assault on Crotsley girl. A butcher knife was used in the clash on North Union Court. Smith claimed self defense as Dietzel testified. Smith and Bayith were brought to court with warned promises of reconciliation.
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Wife Welty
Kattly
Meadipua Ribrd
Mayyvie Smith
Laglon
Wislis Ington
Tle
Crotsley
Washington
North Union
Kaastan Noth
Anornaiy
Bayith
Linvd
Bess Buttons
Smith
Ale
Miz
Margaret Laura Iolman Smith
Tanhella Dietzel
Robin-Eye Iilac
Congo
Croteley
Smith Tol
Sliss Dietzel
Miss Tongue of Easton Leaves Home to Seek Employment
A report from the Gospel Workers notes Miss Lucy Tongue of Easton, a prominent Mennonite convert, faced family opposition after joining the faith in Washington. Her parents reportedly objected to her new path, leading to her leaving home and canceling many pupil engagements. She remains determined to find work and establish residence in Washington.
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Morris
Ernal
Washington
Yvetura
Cone
Worry's Bulldog Bite Damages Suit Heard in Netcong
Miller Mowter of Netcong sues for 2000 dollars over injuries from Worry's bulldog Hecncks. The case before Justice Garrison at the Morris County Suits Court in Netcong. The trial, set for one day, features testimonies including Allie Thompson of Washington who was subpoenaed.
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Jilnny
Morrow
D Nry
Port Murray
Miller N. Mowter
Netcong
William A. Stryker
Supens Court
Ray Cover
Worry
Garrrison
Morriat
Tha. Dusport
Allie Thompson
Washington
Moonder
Dar
Missteps On Icy Sidewalks Hit Local Clergy and Residents
A winter ice spell caused multiple injuries across the town as pedestrians slipped on sidewalks. Clergymen like Reverend Gunlulph and residents including Mrs George Yours endured falls. several people suffered sprains, a broken arm, and facial injuries.
Disciples and a Sunday Church Incident
A reminiscence about a George Ade piece in which a Methodist church service drew a lively crowd. An exchange with a boy in knee trousers prompts laughter from Mr Keenan and the audience, highlighting the humorous tone of the moment and the audience’s reaction to the anecdote.
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George Ade
Methodist
Mike
Bildly
Bodys New Meet at Hope TL Yo Hummer gad
George F. Snyder represented Warren at a gathering of seventy Young Toons of Jenny Jump Connell in Hope Tuesday evening. Tunmer was elected president and Mr Snyder secretary and treasurer of the Associa tion. Councils Ware ron Liberty Monitor were represented. Next meeting set for She artavilles.
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Hope
George F. Snyder
Wiarren
Couneil
Wnby
Jenny Jump Connell
Me Tunmer
Mr. Snyder
Trengnrer
Dye Assuela Ligne
Lowing
Wareron
Liberty
Monitor
Death Toll Mounts in Morris County Area
Abraham Beam of Karreville dies at his home after a long illness from cancer of the stomach. He left a widow and four children, a life-long church member and former deputy sheriff. Funeral services were held at Port Murray Baptist Church with burial in the nearby cemetery. Other local deaths include Willis Varroy, a German-born longtime Barron employee, and Mrs. Hartin Sekele, with services at the Bagh Church.
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Sinttaville
Kebsey
Morndine
Elon
Morrla
Morris County
Fondsant
New York
Shechunshter
Marigield
Hare
Mre
Honjunin Opdyke
Port. Coldent
Abram Beam
Karrsville
Port Murray
Saveptu
Turd Joseph
Wis Ide
Jacob Frey
Teel Frey
Willis Varroy
Kho Ansk
Jawwuiter
Cha Hiuibeel
Bantign
Gel Howe
Bly
Harroy
Ian
Germany
Uora
Peinery
Ald Syarkeed Ag
Oxford
Barron
Tiarrou
Washington
Ake
Nicholas
Futteral
Bagh
Hox. i. di
Waalington
Yesaporto
Ais Barron
News Stand and Restaurant Opens at the Station
A News Stand and restaurant at the Washington station will be operated by Cornelis Jenée, formerly of the Lackawanna road. The Union Railway Company plans similar stands along the line. The premises were repainted by Lackawanna painters and are set to open this week with stock ready for business.
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Rina le Gaateri
Washington
Union Reway Company
Cornelis Jenée
Lackawanna Road
Washington Gins Weirstoys
Onion
Het Oteama Ee
Sonichassjas Tobcos
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