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Trimmer Seeks Divorce Amid Mountain Town Ties
Charles A Trimmer of Schooley Mountain and owner of Hotel Dorincourt faces a divorce petition from Anne D Y Rose filed in Trenton. Cruelty alleged after money inherited from her father and uncle, totaling about 18 000, intensified tensions. The case, referred to an expert master, hinges on custody and property claims as the couple’s two children remain with Mrs Trimmer.
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Schoolry
Mountain Man
Mia
Charles A. Trimmer
Sehaoley
Charpe
Dorincourt
Anne DY Rose
Navontier
Dyew
Oll
Verim
Trinmen
Vince Chintellog
Trenton
Springtown
Morris County
Trimier
Triminer
William VT. Morvan
Evie Dened Nan
Coleidunee
Washington
Fire on the Mountain at Edsvanl Piottisduein
Fire swept a farm building on Chanvewater Mount in Mercer County. Mrs. Robert Gast’s Tawi burned around ten o clock sparing the family but destroying barns produce goods and farm implements. Two horses perished and loss is estimated at $103 for the claim filed with Mercer County Mutual. An adjuster from Washington Road handled the settlement.
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Robert Gast
Susith
Sou Teludbors
Mercer County Mutual
Washington Rd
Iain Tain
Local Assessors Review Under New Tax Law
State Board of Taxation will aid local assessors in applying the new property tax law. It directs methods for valuing real and personal property and to provide information to assist officials. Meetings will be held at a future date to explain procedures and ensure proper administration of duties.
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Hate
New Jersey
State Board of Taxation
Former Townsman Honored for First Ateleet Purchase in Newark
Vario reports a Newark station sale where Guy Atanis Divis Ayesonger Agent bought the first Ateleet and paid a premium, with handwritten note claiming “first single sold.” Ceare Weber of Washington writes against the anti faction, while a runaway incident near a snowbound roadway injures no one but damages a horse and wagon. Simon Charles, proprietor, escapes with minor injuries.
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Vario
Guy Atanis
Divis
New Lockyavimiin
Newark
Ceare Weber
Washington
New’ York
Aotel
Simon Charles
Gort
Mr. Charles
Mr. Chirles
Rare Investment Sale Promises Unusual Opportunities in Town
An upcoming January 26 sale offers rare properties for homes investment or business in the town center. Prospective investors are urged to attend, with descriptions and cautions published in the paper.
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Saveral Leeropertica
Ory
Thaissale
Fifty years on: Hackettstown passengers ride historic train
On January 16, 1934, Hackettstown saw a charter passenger run from Dover extension of the Allentown line. The single-car train, led by conductor Van Pelt, carried locals including Joshua Curtis the wedding party, with notable riders such as WHE Rolen Honde, Mor s Tehumer and Charles Stewart. Curtis, a significant local figure in Progress, helped fund the Centenary Collegiate Trinity project.
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Hackettstown
Rothaa
VOX
Joshua
Mere Curtis
New York
Brida Select
Mita Margaret White
Curtis Rocais
Rolenhonde
Mors Tehumer
Charles Stewart
Curtis
Robert O. Bowers
Mother Goose at Drury Lane Delights London Audiences
The Mone sages productions present three seasons of shows in New York, led by the new spectacle Mother Goose at Drury Lane. Critics hail the engaging, fresh drama with wholesome amusement and a striking production of stage, scenery, and costumes. The play promises novelty, quality, and strong audience appeal with its three acts and entertaining performances.
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Mone Sages
New York
Pas
Kiaw & Bre Ithgers Drury Lane
Aterdam
Enech
Mother Goose Presented With Simple Stage Craft
A local production of Mother Goose uses commonplace equipment, achieving merit through simple staging. Performances are held Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at two o clock. Tickets may be ordered by mail four weeks in advance.
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Nan
Addom
Proctor Theatre sale prompts fire safety emphasis
A notice accompanying Proctor Theatres during recent investigations highlights fire safety measures at venues on Fifth Avenue and surrounding streets. The plan urges heightened precautions, trained ushers, and ready extinguishers to prevent disasters like Chicago's.
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Proctor
Abe
Twenty-third
Chicago
Death of John Smith at Jackson Lane home
John Smith died at his father in law Mr Hann's home on Jackson Lanes after collapsing following a fall. He was 63, born in Ashore, survived by a widow and seven children. The family moved from Pleasant Grove about two years ago.
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John’. Smith
Joho Te Smith
Mr. Hann
Jackson Lanes
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