Sussex News Sketches and a Tragic Train Crash
A fragmented local snapshot reports a student from Vile Nova College who died after a late night incident and notes forthcoming civil service changes in Sussex politics. It covers Weather, fishing season in Delaware River, and a train collision in Absecon that killed a printer and several family members, with others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Manning
Trenton
Vile Nova
R. S. Quinetina
Sussex
Pontoliica
Aecess Stiata
Daniel H. Girton
Bridgekin
Ob Narvedt
South Jersey
Palnwire Bay
Uoder
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvente
Oxley
Tony Fish Ward
Peo. i A
Mto
Pieasant
Raya
Thand Game’ Commission
Iberated Sevveral
Leon
Frenchtown
Masndam
Val Milford
Kired Sauirday
Philadelmia
John H. Prention
Caroline
Cheilne Stratton
Ani Franch
Jstratton
Chihl
Ilee Wiliam Schoeplin
Absecon
Festival on Hope grounds draws large crowd for open air music
Hope festival on the school grounds drew strong attendance as the cornet band performed selections. Profits from the event were allocated to piano payments, with attentive crowds and a community atmosphere.
Beatyestown Ladies and Others Attend Meetings
A scanned fragment from Beattyestown reports on local social events including a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Home of Mrs. Arthur Devoe and a Sunday evening gathering focusing on cultivating contentment. Attendees listed include Miss Florence Fulper, Miss Devole, and Marjorie Devoe, with chaperones planned for trips to New Brunswick and a meeting at Aberd gkeetingfest Week. Also noted are social visits, Field Day remarks, and local residents like Mr and Mrs Hoy Johnson and Robert Sutton Sr. The clipping mentions Mrs Saylog and Mrs Arthur Devoe among organizers and observers.
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Ogene
Florence Fulper
Mise Wigreree
Devole
Marjorie Devoe
Ividere Saeudrk
Mrv
Hoy Johidon
Rognalt Dalingon
Mew
York
David Jonson
Gila Vielmity
Bracuning
Newburg
Robert Sutton
Social News Notes from a Small Town Gathering
Mr abd Mrs Daten Costenbadey spent the weekend with the others par ents. Geo Shotwell and Miss Vieln Shotwell entertained, Newton visitors Theodora and Milton Vosler visited their parents. FP B Kayser, James Detrick and others joined in pushing a bungalow at Peak's Pond Pa.
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Abd
Daten Costenbadey
Geo. Shotwel
Vieln Shotwell
Willes-Barry
Charies Cooke
Neosly
Vall
Theodora
Shaden
Newton
Cain
Surutage
Mra
Milton Vosler
Qnd
Lal Maush
Kayser
James Detrick
Toitson
YauHorn
Mount Hermon parish events announced for Sunday services
The notice lists local residents and church members including Miss Ada Snyder and Miss Sodie, with Rev. and Mrs. Bipeerly opening the parsonage grounds for children aged between two and sixteen. Junior Lengua and district superintendent hosted Sunday activities and St. Cotrah services were adjusted to morning study with speaker Mara J.C. Plumertelte’s sister Me Amite Be Cool Hope mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin Vandexiie
Nilsa
Mhy
Rengl
Tarry
Ada Snyder
Sodie
Puyol
Kerr
Newton
Rev
Mara
J.C. Plumerteltepent Suri
Hope
Funeral notes and community events in Bloomsbury
The article details funeral arrangements for Mrs Edward Kohlhopaer and William Reynholdt in Bloomsburg and Philipsburg, with local residents and families mentioned. It notes a Kiowa Tribe meeting, a new pipe organ dedication, church services, and a lengthy roster of visitors and local activities across Bloomsbury Heights and nearby towns, including school events and social visits.
Montana Social Notes From Phillipsburg Week End
Mr su Sirs Romaine Swenson and daughters of Phillipsburg spent the weekend with the Estes family. Mrs Joseph Tush and the Biases Malet Duckworth and Martha Tes and Walter Denker attended exams at Washington The Montana school with boat on reean social Friday evening June 16 Everybody welcome The Improvement Association will hold their meeting at the schoolhouse June 23 John H Prayers spending in for digs in Philipsburg and Eaton Mr and Mrs George Harrison of Connecticut are visiting with Mr and Mrs George Blekel Miss Anna Ladarre and Bertin Overley spent Tuesday with Mrs E T Whentn Evelyn and Trine Lard of Phillipsburg visited Miss Tabarre and Jncah Wungesser is ill.
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Edward
Kohlhopper
Slondyy
Charlea Bowden
Bloomsbury
Helghta
William
Reynhlda
Phil- Upaburg
Ila Jiace
Misa Neaboth
Peterman Ja
Btamota’ Jce
Julia M. Creveling
Jiomman
Theo
Case
Neahante
Aister
A. Pittonxor
Annie Parker
Phillip
Apent Reverat
Dave
Bra
J. Parker
Sliver
Dirk
Robert
Draney
Apent
Jessie Oberly
Stewarts
Arthur Wy
Wilwon
Wiltim
Simon Deroma
Midlpsbure
Fred Piefer
West Vortat
Kent
J. WV. Rolnrthin
Charles
DeHari
Plata
Mba
Bylvester
Ellear
Yddora
Bonele Apgar
Zonverville
Jarents
Brink ‘Apgar
George Oakes Odl
Mildren
Elizabeth
Inna Vermon
Presbyterian Church
ES. Witeon
A. Dittenger
Reysaell Bowers
Elina
Mex
Hirrivon
Frank Fleck
Alina
Mildred Ambernan
Dewitt
Dley
J. Carl Picket
Mys
Trarey Sherman
Colvin
Warren Glen
Emma Shermith
Stil Valley
Charles Godfrey
Strand Mer
Smith
Annandale
Prk C
Virginia Shu
Elizbeth
Towebstone Lodge
Philipsburg
Anttla Smith
Plainfel
William Alten
Hampton
Edward Snyder
Robert Teats
Romaine
Swenson
Phillipsbuls
Patenta
Joseph Tush
Biases Malet
Duckworth
Marthe Tes
Walter’ Denker
Tukjoy
Washington
Montana
Tn Leeeréan
Ax George Mungresset
Bly Fupiy
Jersey
New John HH
Fow
PHN Wburg
Eaton
Mig
George Larrison
Connvetent
A. Yursits
Newark
Alr
George Blekel
Anna Ladarre and
Delegation Attends Wills' Township Meeting at Bridgeville
A large delegation from here attended the Fold City for Wills' township held at Bridgeville on Thursday. Bey, Scott Clarke, and family were called to New York late Wednesday by the death of her grandfather, Mrs Bertha Perje of Philadelphia.
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Bridgeville
Bey
Scott Clarke
Pnd
New York
Mia
Bertha Perje
Philladelphin
Used Track Offerings Displayed At Deman Stridlut Lot
Following used tracks are offered in running condition for demand. Chassis ranges from 1 to 4 tons with makes including Glydesdale Garford Packard White Hiker and Pierce Arrow. Various years around 1918 to 1928, prices near 1000 dollars, large 5 ton high rack payload, payments arranged. Packard Motor Car Co York Niles Point 3100 Lohig Teland 500 20.
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Ivinnid Servies
Atterbury
Hava
Chaze
Packard
Ry Fon
White
Eh Hiker
Chassia
Dha Packard
INE Payments Arra
Trek
Packard Motor Car Co
York, Niles Point
Lohig
Teland
Clinton Migs Apna Motnesly the proud pos semngr
A fragmented local social notes column mentions various visitors and family events. Names include Bunn of Newark visiting Met. Aly and Mra Wyckoff hosting a week-end. births and engagements teased with minor details. Other entries note Clinton visitors, teach appointments for Dorothy Warner, and several excursions to New York, Philadelphia, and Webster May.
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Dnd Agm
Bunn
Newark
Met
Aly
Mra
Mublum Wyckoff
Chreto
Tilburg
Charles
Local Notes From Annandale and Surroundings
Annandale notes record Alisa Elizabeth Robinson attending a Saturday event, Mrs Teyee Glay, and Coss returns from a Cleveland trip. Petcy Apgar works in High Bridge store, Parringtons in South Hadley for Holyoke College graduation. Eastern Star meeting near Washington. various locals including Manning, Arkel, Kinney, Button, and Sutton. Children’s Day programs canceled by a storm cutting electricity. Ladies Auxiliary fair planned July 21 with chicken supper.
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Alisa Elimabeth Robinson
Aguington
Boyt Manning
Payonns
L. Manning
Barnk Arkel
Alexander Trelley
Rishard Tkinney
Mire
Woury V. Kinney
Fiathfield
Badie Kinney
Nefile Button
Cranford
Alta
Ellan Sutton
Glen Gardner and guests visit local families
Glen Gardner and family hosted over Sunday by Mrs. George Conkling and others in Devecy City. The visit included Miss Wava Drake who returned home after a stay in Phinfield. Mrs. Hilwahell Leigh Lair and Miss Mitral Wiser of Trenton were visiting cousins Wilbur and Alyalt Lon, with a houseful of activity and local social ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Right
Devecy City
George Conkling
Misa Mayy-Heynes
Somerrine
Bilete
Binley
Wava Drake
Phinfield
Hilwahell Leigh Lair
Mitral Wiser
Trenton
Wilbur
Alyaltlon
Montclair and area families gather for events and cadet appointment
Annie Milas and families from Montclair host a weekend gathering with relatives from New York and nearby towns. Misa Nancy Blurry, Mr and Mrs Maxwell and Emma Harman of Annandale visit relatives, while several others, including Mr Laws Hall and Mrs Josenh Somers, are noted. A local youth received an appointment to West Point, having completed cadet training at Fort Oglethorpe and passing competitive exams in New York.
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Milas
Annie
Bersfirenaer
Montclair
Alina
Ani
Alva
Hamilton
Weller
Laws Hall
Jhe Dasew Oladra
Helen
Kuosta
Sink
Philip Ety
Ida Hubdzer
Webater
Maxi
Slatera
Mary
Htenberh Territry
Charles Beliga
Stewartsville Oped The Past Seek With Bee Gini Riiter
A fragmented report notes Friday afternoon events at the Stewartsville school where dances by different departments occurred. Mention appears of Miss V Telfer helping as a teacher and a brief talk given. Visitors from Philippsburg and local residents attended, with plans for fall teaching assignments and a visit to the local library.
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Stewartsvile
Bee Gini Riiter
Alt
aAsumbert Kishen
Shngo
Trenton
Misa 'V
Telfer
Rirane Nha
Percy Dalrymple
Phihilipsburg
Perenta
Dalrymple
Migs Geraltine Robertson
Wasington
Preason Gary
Stewartaville
Cabinet Maker Reports Tanlac Benefits for Stomach Trouble
An ex‑cabinet maker from Washington, employed by the National Woodworking Company, testifies Tanlac restored his weak stomach, eased pain, revived appetite, and improved overall strength after months of suffering. He credits Tanlac with finishing a long decline and boosting his energy to work.
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Washington
Damico
Nirect
Southwest
Diamlo
National
Taniac
Wwell
Atrogs
Bolog Soll
Tanita
Ralgery
Vanlac
Local notices and greetings from a Port Amboy area weekend
Weekend visitors to Port Amboy include Betty Bhuets and Mrs George from Lehigh, with Mary Holmes and Elizabeth Apgar noted among locals. Commencement week events and church programs at ME and Ken Presbyterian churches featured decorated interiors and well-run programs. A pneumonia recovery for Thomas Thompson of Denlon is mentioned, along with a home rat control note praising RAT SNAP as a preferred cake-storm formula.
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George ” Bhuets
Betty
Porth “Amboy
Vinitora
Frank Damon
Shurvs
Hin
Mae Bt
Lehigh
Tannen Shipmay
Ve DeHart
Washington
Thomas Thompson
Denlon
Mick
Mary Thompain
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Mes
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Mra. Komder
Mr. Patters
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Mitadogeph Witner
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Ciller
Alfred Brink
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Clinton
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Engelhardt
Tigh Bridge
Black Wat
William Fowler
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Jersey City
Aml Mes
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Gebhardt
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Glen Gardner
Asbury
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Port Warren
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