Phillipsburg News Briefs Mixed With Tragic Accidents
In Philipsburg and nearby, a string of incidents and notices are reported. Hoagland Warner was found near the Pennsylvania Railroad yard Friday morning after falling from a train but is expected to recover. Eleven year old Houck broke his right ankle at Rinak rope walk in Baston and was taken home by ambulance. Funeral services for Barclay Aleks were held in Chambers Street, with interment at Pampburg cemetery. William Carmon of Hackettstown attended a show in Buffalo and caused a minor disturbance, later sent to jail for two days. Pension granted to William Honger of South Sliin Street totals 312 per month. The Loch Buckley will directs funds to Lutheran education. Flora May Walsh, formerly of Philipsburg, died in Boston, and services were held in Philipsburg. Michael Conisky, a Hungarian, fell from a freight train and died of a severed leg at Boston Hospital after the incident near Black Dan's Cut. A celebratory program and church gatherings are noted, including a patriotic parade planned by the State Camp Committee of the P.O. of A. for August 1, and a high school graduation program at Lovell school auditorium on June 10. Father Walsh and Rev. J. B. W. O'Closkey are referenced, with ongoing summer assignments. News mentions train crews, ambulance transports, and local civic events shaping Philipsburg life.
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East Stroudsburg Normal Team Sails Into Portland Visit
William Smith dies at 73 after weeks of rheal trouble. Funeral held at home Sunday after service at residence. East Stroudsburg Normal and Portland boys played Saturday afternoon. late team won seven to five. Local residents attend Bel show at Easton with several Mra J Kitchen and Miss Edith Ackerman present.
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Hackettstown Notes and Social Roundup
Hackettstown scenes span social events and obituaries. Local gatherings include a charity event hosted by Mrs. Devine of Philadelphia, prize winners Mrs. A. W. Cutler and Mrs. O. Ny Wade, and a catered supper. Principal John now led a pupil exhibit at the public school. George W. Apgar of Elizabeth, longtime Hackettstown resident, died of heart disease. funeral in Elizabeth with burial at Union Cemetery.
Strawberry Festival Planned By Ladies Aid Society
A strong local Ladies' Aid Society plans an ice cream and strawberry festival at the chapel on Tuesday evening June 18 if weather allows. All are welcome to attend.
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