Asbury Church Services and Local Notices
The Rev. Franklin E. Miller of Paterson to preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Epworth League hosts an ice cream social on July 8 at Beaver. Mrs. Lewis Fox and Mrs. Damon inquire about Mrs. Miller. Post-office burglary attempt fails. thieves steal seventy cents and stamps. Visitors include Ty Fr Thompson and Bryan of Glinton. Mrs. McBliat and daughter Miles Katherine visit from Hoboken. Mrs. R. A. Hikes and daughter Anna host Misses DeHart and Qamun from Newark. Memorial service planned for Mrs. S. O. Cornish with Rev. F. L. Cornish officiating. Bucklews Arnica Salve advertised. Port Morkray notes vacationing Frank Perry with Providence, and Chas Tinsman returning home. An ice cream social at M. E. church on July 419th announced. John Yarger and Lafayette Purcell seen in town. farmers harvesting hay. wheat middlings good. Hy M. Orear hosts three young ladies from Junction. Rooksburg news: Moon group initiates several pale-ones. Robert M. Petty visits from Washington. George Young busy with harvest. Constables Teeter and Baker in town. Miss Blanche Dogan from Easton guest of her father. Edward Crater and Mary Stall with Barnet Fine at Rocksburg station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Franklin E. Miller
Paterson
Presbyterian Church
A. Lowlese
Weel
Johnson and Son
Lloyd
Oalifon
Anon Atate Ek
F. L. Cornish
First Presbyterian Church
Belgidora
Port Morkray
Frank Perry
Providence
Chas, Tinsman
Dunellen
Thora Will Baan
M. E
Charles Milneor
Washington
James Bigler
John Yarger
Lafayette Purcell
Hy M. Orear
Junction
Rooksburg
Robert
Petty
George Young
Lark Yack
Teeter
Baker
Belvi
Bere
Mias Blanche Dogan
Easton
Delaware region weathered thefts and bridge plan rumor
Local items report a two parcel escape near the Delaware railroad bridge with ledgers of rewards and inquiries. Mention of Lackawanna workers halted by bridge plans, harvest efforts, and community incidents including mislaid goods, a lawn party, and a near fire from shavings. Major street notes cover residents in Belvidere Vienna Newark and Drakestown with family visits, birthday observances, and a fatal accident risk from farm machinery. The piece also notes a possible heavier bridge by the Lackawanna Company and a pay car distribution to workers.
Stewartsville Life and Local Notes Mixed
Stewartsville chatter covers trolley debates and bridge work near Marrill's Fork, with society notes on the Firths and visitors from New York and Boston. Judge Elliott reports recovery, while Edison plant layoffs spur concern. Deaths include Mrs. Mary Anderson Jansen. local politics and Sunday law talk surface amid village updates.
Funeral Held For Joseph Pittenger at Buttzville Cemetery
Joseph Pittenger died at the hospital and was buried from his residence on Saturday in Buttzville Cemetery. The largely attended funeral remembered him as a carpenter and good citizen, though he was unmarried. Miled Banhart and family visited from Glen Gardner. A wedding near our town is planned at the Bailey house. The Baropta Sabbath school festival is set for next Saturday night with arrangements by Metsra Van If Win P Bonnell and Jobin Bowne. Delicacies will be provided, Belvig dere band will perform, and good order is urged for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
William Y. Lundy
Delaware Railroad
Cbecks
Betwoodn Hd
Geveral Gbecka
Mr. LaBar
Peepee
Mora
Cora Craig
Nowerk
Breda
Sona
Lackawagna Company
Dalawara River
Soma
Lorenzo Troxell
Apont
Darton
J. B. Keener
Springbrook
Barm
Elmenoursa
Helen Mulehay
Manuntkachunk
Belvidere
Barapta Sunday School
Howae
Bowne
Misa Myrtle Good
Balvidere
Theodore McQolum
Svagon
DaWitt Brands
Petont Corner
Promiaag
Tore
U. S
Oyearyona
Emma Savageot
Newark
D. M. Vreeland
Mra. Matthies Hibler
Firs
Aaron Cooper
Oxford Ware
Pequest
Rhuel Bartron
Bernleea
Park
Oxford
Sadie Howell
All
Walnut Valley
David Warnela
Lottera
Malas
Ezra Ayres
Stewart Ketchem
Mr. Ketcham
Parr
Parlbonttia
Beckettatowt
Ethiou
Bailey House
Charley Vangort, Jr
Baropta Sabbath School
Scropta
Metsra
Van
Win
Bonnell
Jobin Bowne
Belvig Dere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milton Flory
Wyckoff & Shields
Wien
Aonatona
Livou
Pines
J'ian
Ae Cornish CO
Reue Am
Imeedie
Washington Lumber Yard
W. D. Gulick
David Kennedy
Clarence van Ostrom
Stissing, Dutchess Co
Lea
Clarence van Ostrous
Stissing
Dutchess Co
van Ostrom
David Kennedy Coraion
Rondout
Nyy
Pavla Kennedy
J. A. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Hendarson, N
Gale
F. N. Jenking
J. A. Allen
Vienna
John Martonia
Parenta
Norman Albert
Mize
A. B. Albert
Ladies of the Christian Church
Bartow
Vilet Walters
Henry Heyes
Harvey Rash
Lewis Einberril
Wm. Berry
Easton Hospital
Avetas Halt
Evan and
Albert
Whitecell
Bunday
Dora ‘Trimmer
Badkeliatawa
Teeta Hibler
Loog
Bam Bonday
Stewartsville
Mya
M. M. Strader
B. C. Clark
Sher
Margaret Hunt
New York
Willem Fulter
Boston
Ruth Ollae
New Village
Ocean Grove
Alexander Elliott, Jr
Mount Pocono
Misa Helen Stone
Madison
Bay Shore
Long Island
Wartlngton
Fock Racks
Bloomsbury
F. H. Kietlar
Washington Traction Company
Greenwhich Township
Pobatcon Valley
Musconetaong
Miluglad Terrace
la Belle River
Lizzie Firth
Kira. Darling
Mr. Blaner
Dravatiat
Kir
Mra
Joseph H.'Firth
Greenwich
Firth & Fisher
Harry Moon
Phillipsburg
Wilts
Levi Mo. Cracken
Barame
Stewartayle
Lambert
Ander
Lawabert
Loniva
Deepssed
Norway
Halpera
Edison Cement
Edison
Lote Gragg
Dorchester
Mass
Jenkins
Warrenounty
Prica
Sridgeville
F. W. Kluppelberg
Hagkettstown, Ri
The
Orient
Kortharr
New Jersey
Hackettstown, N. J. Newton, N. J. Stroudsburg, PA
Derener & Son
Washington,n. J
As A. Aicher
Third St
First National Bank of Easton
Bryant Store
Strugk
Alleger's Lumber Yard
Washington, NJ
Tedham
Piacadagay CO
CorFrees
Fifth ‘Avenue
L6th Biancet, New York
Washlogtot, New Jersey
Washington Foundry
R. Q. Bowers, Jr
Norick
George
Thunner
Warren
Cetyes
Tate
Eal Adiiitatritor
Panko Daniel V. Wyckoff
Dr's
Drei
Gulick
MF. Gulick
Dacelyo Roy
Araty Hentagn
James P. DE Remer
T. Vannatta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!