Local social roundups and visits in Newtown and Newark
The column lists numerous local families and guests visiting relatives in Newton, Wing Sleprtydy, Hackers, Prong Shirtismber, and Newark. Attendees include Mrs Geo Athy rts on, Misses Bloronee Wudrukoda, Misa Mase, Vie Rindetwas, Ward, Frank Harmagy, Halph Hutivan, and many others, with trips from New York City to Water Gap and readings of church services nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Gelinawi
Orange
Dynasy Werk
Migs
Bloronee Wudrukoda
Sporting Jase
Misa Mase
Vie Rindetwas
Messer
Ward
Frank Harmagy
Halph Hutivan
Newark
Ac Pronk
Zey
Goller
Anve
Anve An Purlort
Kernen
Foxe Salad
Mire Tsone
Gibby
Clatds
Hackerds Own
Morris
New York City
Corring
Geo. Athyrtson
Gea Anisess
Robert Ceusen
Isar
Brooklyn
Stindas
Liriok
Calda
Che
Raere C
Clarence Yanganankl
Marshall pFrowse
Elmer BR. Hegdarshoe
Wau Davis
oMarsetaras “Shanker
Chas
Shotiakys
Harry Smith
Mid- Metowng
Andraw Hibler’s
Bronk Shwinaker
Ploris
Stewarts
Spanes
Gunn
Grace
Ratheran
Sips
Alert Rush
Ann Bord
Tayaune
Joseph Farman
Navy
Pagileship
Nege York
Misa Lowlae Godfres
Teponing
Woward Todiney
Aniay Iain Ing
Priends
C.K. Society of the Freshyterin Church
High Bridge Area News and Local Events Overview
In High Bridge Massachusetts E Willis of Norton attends town events while Ova Astines and family visit. A baseball game between High Bridge and Glen Gardner is slated on the fair grounds. Community church activities include readings at Soucy School and youth gatherings. New council officers are listed along with upcoming town meetings and local clashes with neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Bridge
Mas
E. Willis
Norton Ape Etcernuet
Ova Astines
G Pitield
Suday
Misa’ Dutute Rateeacs
Gsvas
Priday
RacBoap Co
Amauhe
Glen Gardner
Antox Schuyler
Charles Walton
Chris Butler
Ant
Mrg
Duly
McHerran
Jars Patel
Thomas Seree
John Torpey
Sourervilly
de Butanen
Methodist An
Het Bridpe
Samundide
Lelioon
Gharturdnay
Janetion
Wil Tate
Dartey
Cartl
Rober
R. Mura
Lenora Ajiser
Caveliur
Poihonttas
Fragmented OCR News Item Misreads Darers and Weather Events
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Ward G. Peyhudy, Montglair residents, and social names with scattered phrases about a thunder shower last Wednesday. It references a vacation, a large tree incident with bark torn, and a non serious injury to a person, plus scattered local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Peyhudy
Ig Tvich
Burchard Kane
Montglair
Pallip Weller
Cli Wall
Relivgon
Weller
Atlas
Fragmentary church notices and personal updates
Fragmented OCR listing church services, baptisms, and social notes. Mentions Presbyterian church events, a Sunday morning service, candidate entries, and several individuals with unclear spellings. Also notes a Navy ship assignment and local society meeting irregularly referenced.
Local social notices in Buttzville crowd weekend visitors
A jumble of names and visits fills the page with neighbors entertaining relatives and friends. Mrs. Mary Cowell hosted guests including Harrew of Aridgerite, while Freuth a Votkner stayed with Chas Hunt. Several relatives and attendees plan gatherings, with Rev. Wr Aten and the Ladies and Society of the church mentioned, plus weekend travel and family visits across Rockaburg and Meadow View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttzville
Mary Cowell
DeWitte Dalrymple
Mea
Votkner
Maxton
Chas
Hunt
Sindas
Sioyil
Kastan
Sanday
Flint
Jalin Jaynes
Deny
Belvidere
Boulsa Hester
Hewton
Owo Chile
Aten
Keyworth League
Che Ladies Amd Society
Chaesday Telly
Washington
Tillery
Mra Win
Walden
Rockaburg
Allen
A Davot
Meadow View
Meadow View, On Friday He Left For Henever
Noel Hdwaddl Jones
Percy
Berry
Newark
Fragmented Local Notices Of Franklin Township Gatherings
A garbled local notice recap mentions numerous residents and events in Franklin Township and nearby areas. It references visits, family gatherings, church services, and a barbecue that occurred last week, with names such as Mrs. Brink and Master Willach Ervin. The text notes local infrastructure work and community happenings, including school and business ties and appearances by residents from Newark and Phillipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayaks
Ervin
Mand Murebler
Wmn. P. Brink
Washington
Thureday
Willach
Phillipsburg
Grut
Howard Hoppock
Arcessor
Preston Butterwick
Franklin Tuwnebip
Cairn
Newark
Lackawanngy
John Dalestiple
Ashbury
Prose Fragment Promises Health Through Herbal Exchange
A garbled note touts a claimed health exchange offering relief from nervousness stomach liver issues and other ailments. It asserts nine dollars buys a promised cure to restore health and vitality, hinting at a popular but dubious remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr Davi
Vita
Nou
Local Notes and Occurrences Around Newark and Vicinity
Delaware residents and visitors appear in a collage of town life with names such as Diane Christian of Str among friends, Belle Lebarlas visiting Newark, and Annie Benn of Washington. Perry & Sons of Belvidere improve the parsonage water supply, while Arthur Clifton is reengaged as clerk for McCollum & Osman. A potpourri of small-town updates notes shipments, relatives, and local business activity in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Gaston
Diane Christhan
Ma. Dailey
New York
Belle Lebarlas
Newark
Witlain
Kady
Annie Benn
Washington
Tobn Bawioe
George Butch
Yaltionghere
Perry & Sons of
Belvidere
St. Lafwrence
Arthur Clifton
Glerk
MtcCollum & Osman
Will
Wue Tohhat
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Wilson Stove’& Mig. Co
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Eden Patiy
Uiuro
Mrauine
Demgina & Meaker
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Mise
Mabel Wetter
Jacat
Mravetoone
Marty
Mildred M. Slawell
Whitehouse
Mary, Healey
Pe Divine
Dar Merniiz
Stamlerkh
Ureridok
Ye Easton Business College
Ile Wells
Phhy Cautse
I. Nds
Rile
Pn Therpastor
Bryant
Hoys
Atterbury
Medina
Garage
Isle
New
Bae
Hic
Art Murray
M.A. Pinrsoy
Naker City
U. S
Crean
Sussex
Lutz, Dunfield
N. J
Rexall
Taleum
Sumer
Igver
Sky
Julien
Monte Cena
Heimer
South Main Street
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