Local notices and community updates from Bloomsbury area
Residents and visitors names appear with travel, illness, church events, and memorials. The piece notes meetings, church sermons, school closure, and various social activities around Asbury town with updates on households, neighbors, and local happenings through Sunday.
Sunday School Service Fixture Noted In Buttzville Parish
The text describes a community gathering for a Sunday school Ba jesthon cher for Children’s Day next Sunday at nine. Mentions of local residents, families, and church figures appear amid scattered notes from Buttzville Tah Park region events and social visits.
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Buttzville
Tah
Sania
Florence Gein
Ghia
Elna
Murray
Berthecdomes
Marcus
Panu
Pleasant Entries Mark Family Gatherings and Sales
The column records visits and gatherings at Pleasant including relatives from Montana and New York, noting Sunday parsonage events at Belvidere and various family members. It also mentions local products and market concerns with a reflective tone on community life and a civic message promoting unity and neighborliness.
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Hiuryey Hay
Poole
Washington
Nick Synday
Hive Fathur Beret
Carrit
Cole Ag
Sarah Bue
Montana
New York
Stewartsville
Mira Raith
Stouford Roel
Stouford Roel Were, Ehtertysimal Tasbee
Mes. Woolf
Bligses
Lillle Voi
Viote Vronu
Tori Ward
Z. Burd
Mga Maine
Lng
Mo. Miud
Gulvig
Bushy
Stewartsville community notices from church and families
In Stewartsville the Armor Bearers meet Sunday at Miles M residence on Children's Day service to be held at the Presbyterian church. Various attendees join memorials and family visits including John Harting of Newark. Church events include missionary activities at Lutheran and Presbyterian churches with services, communion, and interment at Freshly cemetery. Mrs Kymer and family noted among attendees.
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Swiday
Kalward Savey
Lawia
Dave
Viata Me
Moe Carl Dens
Newark
Salow Af
Mel
Ryu
Jungs
Beonk Vonayokle
Molintia Dugan
Cora Tondemerry
Buntipahurg
Sorel Cline
Lewis
H.R. Butler
Hy J. Beerk
Moryis Snyder
Ron
Peepants
Chey
Jamies Familliem
Johe Hopkins
Oe W. Park
Josah
Roc Smith
Buriaville
Win
Dalrymple
Ait
Won Bangbarr
Sugari
Hia
Arps J
Renghart
Frank Garrison
Bloomsbury
Phil
Coal Gavel
Sernetdie
Seige Amra
Macy
Smith
Wilteyer
Rasktan
Mralth Shively
DunaUen
Mriniilsher
Sandays
Charles Ss
Crevetleg
Atlantis
Philadelphe
Ehutechurs
Georg Oniyke
Kamen
Nesta
Welbh
Paes
Miss Rebel Simtuh
Aes Blagaileld
Chester Smiths Osling
Amd Mino
George P. Wright
South Radian
Mauye
ALY Nod
Martha Shannon
Haginton
Malin
Megutluagh, Sr
Hulghes
Montig
Niles
Cluberry
Hetisus
Irmawick
Hgildinus
Peng
Shawlurry
Ana Uther
Pita
Qanghort
Maginey
cAloomisbury
Bloaisbury Lodge
Fleraon
Dfs
Wigier
Dhatyga
Blownsbury
Ford
Asbury
J. Caxtier
Lelia
H. Sanith
Willuxpent
Hoockattatown
Ekal
Brown
New. York
Mir
Abs
Deter Sreawil
Mina Jennie Warner
Huonton Jaen
Mrn
Hy Dever
George Cravellig
New York
Fortierdy
Thin Place
Coir
Inge
Carrie
HLM
Attalte
Stantus
Huis, Pa
Froithera Piaaley
Anhe J
Af Ag
Tury
Allen, Sowa
Velford
Stewartsville
Miles M
Presbyterian Church
John
Hading
Hiegelsvilly
John Harting
Struth
John Hareung
Relevaril
Gary
Harry Godley
Satuday
Kymer
Ash Fintral
Doguphine Agnew
Wheile
California
Bard
Duatalock
Sergion
In Memoriam and Fraternal Resolutions of Warren Lodge
Fragmentary obituary and fraternal resolutions from Warren Lodge No 59 F of Os, honoring Tomes BR Lore and a departed member. Statements express sorrow, loyalty to Odd Fellowship principles, and sympathy to the family, with note of presenting engraved resolutions. Includes stray items on local church events and agricultural advice.
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Odd Fellowship
Warren Lodge No
C. F
Child Slavery and Child Labor in Early American Shops
A fragmented report discusses child exploitation in the United States, noting 1,758,147 children admitted to certain conditions and the deceptive practices of employers. It highlights calls for remedy and mentions remedies and dubious medical promises amid the era.
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United States
Nui
Murciae
Inexpensive Silk Waists and Linens Offered
A retailer touts low prices on silk waists at 275 to 3755, lawn mall and India linen fabrics, skirts from 2 to 5 per pair, night gowns, corset covers and drawers. Emphasizes first freshness and beauty of summer goods and urges visitors to select early. Also notes fruits and seasonal vegetables available.
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Lawn
India
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Walter Barzinon
New
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Spencer Hydt
Herbie
Mulest
Misa Mottle Butler
Grace Britz
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Barpiens Muehing
Fpworth Lange
Chrissie ‘Buares
Kowman
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Astoria
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Asbury Town Hall
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Ironco
Washinpton
James L. Shields
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Hampton
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