Markedboro notes on church, death, and town affairs
Markedboro and Belvidere area items cover a range of local events. The piece notes a church talk on itineracy, a partial surprise party for Miss Babel and sisters, a plan for school funds, a baptism of community figures, family visits, a fatal brain fever in a local family, and multiple small incidents in nearby towns highlighting social life and local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makresbohro
Belyldehe
al Tila
Dory
Belvidere
Suman
Heron
Reutieman
Ledoe
Belvigeres
Rand
Erie
Wilfred L. Bibler
Hanteburg
Wesbfngton
Srange
Stra. Ciicton
Baullog Dee
Waite
Marksbara Portland Cement Co
Warrenwood House
Robert Hundricks
J.C. van Korp
Joan H. Kescherer
John, Jr
Pantina
Mina Nellie
Scotth
Flugel
Riverside
Smith
Riverside Station
Ouur
Samuel Hiveling
Jeroma Trauger
Johnsonburg
Flatbrookville
W. C. Dodd
Lace Sluslan
Markaboro
Gotor
Karas
Hermit Kingdom
Coioa
New York
Hope community notes and obituaries brief
Mr and Mrs Ebner Hendershot return from visit to Hope. Edith Mayberry ill at home. Dr Funk of Port Murray ill, longtime family physician to many in the village. Raymod Cowell dies at Hope aged seven, after short illness. Clarence Cowell’s diphtheria outbreak mentioned. family coping with grief. Harry Case and family relocate to Morris Town to farm. Revival meetings draw large crowd with conversions. Diphtheria quarantine status update and community sympathy extend to Cowall family. Advertising line notes home remedies and local shop items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digmond Jack
Grant Qastner
Trenton
Sarah Frances Karr
Grant
Yiders
Garris
Charles Load
Harry Maskeey
Air Mill
Patargon
al van. Glossa
Washington
Robert Bodine
Padatreet
Wallis
Maronic Gall
Belvidere
Aaron Hildebrant
Belvidors
Nazareid
Mra
Matilda W. Cumming
Worrior
Mre
Samuel I
Raub
Viebna
Crar
Hed Bean
Belyidura
George Cummins
Dover
William E
Worcester
Masa
Vienna
Harris
Aim
Hiy
Budd's Lake
David Sale
L. Hibler
Long Bridge
Harry Red
Brass Custha
Waphington
Misa Eva Mitchell
Simon Gould
John D. Gibbs
Edwin Gould
James Boyd
Brooks
Belvidere MW
Cumming
Dtra
Siouvel Riuw
Hwo
Re. Cummies
Dons
de. Georgy Q
Wiling
Mass
Elizabeth Bizler
Curmmins
John Pool
Pool
Caleb Absr
South Bethlehem Hospital
Garret Schaher
Danville Ehuron Yard
Song
Ebner Hendershot
Hope
Edith Mayberry
Iilneaa
Andurnon
Funk
Port Murrey
Aer
Raymod
Hopes
Clarence Cowell
Thors
Jacob Millsi
Hiner
Cowall
Diptheria Strikes Port Morray Townwide
Port Morray reports seven diphtheria cases and three deaths as churches cancel services. Dr Fonk and Dr Boltiaf Washington attend the ill and their patients while several residents nurse the sick and local schools close. Community prayers and hospital efforts surge amid widespread illness and aging residents affected.
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Hainesbury
Frank Brugler
Beckles
Snd
Andrew VanHorn
Raymond Decker
Sussex
Mir
Lemuel Eioney
Bartsel Eimney
Ervin Beck
Walnut Valley
Thoraday
Alex. Freeman
Beit
John L. Beck
Theodore Beck
W. Weidmin
Columbia
Trumbower Bragler
Kepohol
Polkrilio
Abel
David Kennedy
Kennady
Remifias Cora Cooper
Sarah Drake
Willimave
Tor Greenagilia
Apriog
Eugene Coleman
Morgay
Ballay
Quaker Church
Will
George Roe
Bparta
Amos T. Lewis
Ti¢resan Staley
Warren County Board of ¢Ericuliurs
Surtimer
Itia
Hope Road
Godrfa Rico
Knowlton
Balviders
George
Taylor
Hudson
Marconi
Flo
Widenor
Obrook
Hostile
Enoisad
Les Margaret Simarson
Andrew Widener
F. N. Jenking
Anderson
Gaarge
Cooper Ware
Thair Patente
Mma
Coopsr
Sanday
Harry Case
Morristown
Barna
Boalda
Bile
Jenkins
Warren
Saab
Port Morray
Fonk
Eloko
Boltiaf Washington
Samuel Hunt
Perth Athoy
Conrad Oregar
Inet
Ics
Tayalse
Fiftcom
Andra
Calvin Perry
Newark
Hhahne & CO
France
Switzerland
Thlal
David
David Kenney
de Kennedy
Mondouty
Mondouty Hhapstony
Daavid Kennedy
The
Star
New York Tribune
M. Cox
Wiieret
Norenber
Nieteen
M. Coa
Waeren
Angas
Tee
United
Tera Tee
Phillipsburg
HR Mehr
Philipsburg
N. J. Sale
RVERY
Y. Rall
K.cosnan
Abe
Spe Shore Hays Snee” Otore
Ane
Agd
J. K. Cooke
A. A. Aicher's
Third St
Easton, Pa
F. C. Shorts
Washington Ave
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