Capital Portland Cement Company to erect plant near Washington
Report notes Capital Portland Cement Company with a 3 million capital, formed in Trenton to manufacture Portland cement. It outlines location near Washington, selection of Stewartsville land, Edison involvement, and plans to push organization, surveys, and railroad links by mid July or early August. Incorportors include John W. Manning A A Bigelow and J B Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement
Trenton
Ofta Capital
John W. Manning
Star Ia
Arlly
Tha
Auch Company
Portland Cement Company
Washington
Bub
Ndjas
Stnwartaville
Edison Cament Company
Anelvela
Tadeed
Partiea
Ita Priment Rita
Ddison Company
Wre Unilac
STAR
Aboron
Ion
Anguat
Ling
Purehiao
Owen van Oberly
Charis Oberly
Anarlan
Rypr Kia Clingshering
Clinton Hall Dedication Marks Blair Academy Graduation
Eighteen youths complete the Blair Presbyterian Academy program as Clinton Hall is dedicated for Christian education. The event features a Princeton lecturer, student speakers, and a ceremony including diplomas and class-day activities amid a week of commemorations and campus additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Presbytarial Academy
Clinton Hall
Studenta
Mss Russing
Linchettatown
Misa Joiner
Chicago
Andrew Fieming
West
Princeton
D. C
Neniore
Atil
Blairstown
Gymunginm
Dusa Rusling
Misa Miller
Misa Moore
Manuis
Ilis
Meg Omberger
Tata
Nudi- Vaneoguetese
Gymnagium
Hall
Nisa Biyers
Ray
Dr. Butler
Fiorn
Decker
Easay
Horace Mano
Rowland
R R. Schermerhorn
Wera
Mire
Gladys ‘ Parsons
Evelyn Miler
Robart
Spear
Board of Foreign
Arian Chirch
Ini Pad
Pradendas
Ihn
Notable Names List from Pa to New York and New Jersey
A fragment listing numerous individuals with scattered places across Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and nearby areas. Names include Frances Virginia Friable Eugenia Elizabeth Hoagland Extordy Migerdich Kalemilan Taraug Turney Evelyn Millen Marion Moore Hackensack Mary Florence Pail Ban gor Gladys Paracus Brooklyn Claire Lovell Reiley May Trimble Reiley Clinton Sarah Garrieon Rowland Robert Provost Schermerhorn Trenton Henry Mayor Atratton Carolyn Merritt Todd Katonab Maraoda Ellen Van Horn Halnenburg Simon Franklin Wade Hockettatown and others with inconsistent punctuation and spelling.
Washington team triumphs in High Bridge baseball clash
A colorful account recalls a Washington party journeying to High Bridge for a lively baseball game. The crowd rallied with a brass band and cheers as High Bridge won a hard fought contest, while Washington supporters returned home claiming victory amid local disbelief. The piece notes regional sports buzz and upcoming matches, with mentions of local clubs and civic notices.
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High Bridge
Washington
Haseball
Thadun Shinud
Ty Green
Warren
Morria
Wartine
Wartine Tans Anis Rl, Tta Riven Hi Worshilee Ttt Ih; Heditye: Sebrasiy Wukeel
Khomegs
Wilbelow
Abe
Pripabuce
Giota
Soyder
Ac Burd
Farrell
St Savith
W. Skinners
Ervin
Cyphers
A. Blorgan
Wil
One Day in the Churches A Children's Day Festival
A county church program celebrates Children's Day with floral decorations, choirs, recitations, and a junior graduation. Mrs Tid He Sobington and Superintendent C Godfrey led planning. Prof Knusa led music. Mrs. Thomas Dedrick trained the Junior department. Elizabeth Smith and Bessie Bryant welcomed attendees. numerous solos, selections, and diplomas highlighted the evening in a parish filled with songs and praise.
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Eileron
Waa
James Jackson
E. B
England
D. D
Supuc
Godfroy
Sundey School
Pelyxon Eltter
Englund
Iberger
Lanchurch
Ghas
Knrus
Easton
Knausa
Johnston
Nina- An
Waanecomp
A. W. Weingartneer
Gelesta Riddle
Rioling
Rick
Merriam’ Speirs
Blanche Aburstrom
Dellaa
Pred Christan
George Hall
Frank Nuiza
Mabel Jenkins
White
Williare Allegar
Hryden
Gloria
Huighi
Adelaide Murlatt
Stella
Mies
Cocelin
Bradford
New
York
Sfie
Johnaton
OPRAN
Bead’ Ford
Ries
Ton Pach
Te Jee
Monler
Pantin
Elas
Paul
Robert Pickall
Frank Zulaul
Willem Speirs
Rolland Jenkins
John Amerman
Pearl Ford
Davis Mitchell
Hantedrin
Felix
Fetus
Agrippa
Roma
Charles Ford
Wilbur
Gardner
Joseph Shields
Blanche Stout
Ida Cyphers
Eljonnor Amoraan
Lottie Skinner
Evelyn B. Smith
Theo
Misa Mary Denyern
tMhn Katheryne Thompson
John “G. Whittler
James Doolittle
James H. Johnston
Urace
Warner
John Hornbaker
William Qittenhouss
William Shielda
Clasa
Mra
Thomas Dedrick
Mnser
C. Godfrey
Tid He Sobington
Elizabeth Smith Bessie Bryant
Cuval Farrow
Mrs. Locay
Ira Byrd
Allan Smith
Migs Cora Raub
Thia
Jay Gardner
Drs. Darbou
Litlia
Gomuiltua
Brotzman
Uni
Council Discusses Finances and Police Appointments
An important Borough Council meeting Monday with Mayor Johnson presiding. They approved bonds for delinquent taxes and discussed licensing peddlers, street permits, and a new Board of Health appointment for Dr. Wyckel. They reviewed road funding, tax implications, and bonded debt methods with several bills approved for payment.
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Barough
Mr. Brevene
Johnnson
J. van Boss
Dr. Wyckel
Board of Health
George G. Campbell
Rand
Washington Water Company
Alting
CN. Shrope
Henry Tohietoi
Washington Avenue
Jefrey
Cate
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Stewartsville
Pohatcong Valley
Laubach?s
Hookport
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Hoboken
Debria
N' Port Morris
Free Union
Way Daewack, Son
Clue
Dorastead
Devoe & Co. P.S
Devoe & Co. P.s.—3T
A. Mneten
Wells Our Pila
Rony sucHon
St. Joseph's
Opera House Hall
Cornish & Co
New York
Toyd Smith
la Wall
C. B. Smith
Wille
University of Pennsylvania
Hag
Howan
Penn- 96Naylvania Hospital
Kings ‘County
New York City
R Capital
Smith
Asbury
Clinton
Blair Préss
Myterial Academy
Aca
Dente
Blair
APAR
Mr. Johnston
Ecelvia A Totter
Port Muray
N. J
James TI
Port Murray
O. K
Notutal Fird Proofing Co
D. Ford Henry, Jr
Ghiedren
Laughbaqa’s
Bastor
Nthe
Veesuytemian
Henry Johnston
Chile
Shieape
C.N. Shraps
Pallee
Jacob Smith
Potion
J. Vint Boss
Warren Tidings
Fat & Hall
B. Carpenter
Electric Light Co
Win. G. Creveling
Charles Cyphers
Boar Tames Ts
Shigigs
A. Sbryker Legal Service
Bryant
Falea_wnifort
Tobit Re-Limbarry
Justiga Foos
Boworth
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