Washington High School Class of 07 Commencement
The Washington High School graduating exercises for the class of 07 were held at Dawes' Magic Hall. Eighteen graduates presented nine essays, with a Metropolitan Orchestra providing music. Valedictorian Mary Francis Beavers spoke, and State Superintendent Baxter addressed the class.
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Magic Hall
Tukot
Board of Education
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Tag Metropolitan Orchestra
Angeline
Chas
Walunos
F. Clark Thompson
Stiss Margie L. Eltenberger
Selico
Miles Helens
Kage
Tennyson
Brock
Lowell
David
Bessie K. Robbins
Ward
Petty
America
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Mary
Ethel Hal
Emily Thomas Lase
Grace
Jase
Clres
Atigo
Tytles
Joseph
A. Murphys
Guttenberg
Jameo Watts
Alao Hhokel
Mary Francis Beavers
Ulisa
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J. Baxter
Washington Township
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Raxor
R. Wright
Palma
William Hamilton
UHLE'S GREAT FEAT PUTS Mizpahs TEARLESS IN PASSAIC GAME
In a tough match the Mizpah Club of Passaic held Uhie to six hits while their own defense totaled ten errors. Vale pitched brilliantly but his team could not capitalize as the Mizpahs manufactured a lone fifth inning run on a botched play. Orvis injured his knee and left, Lance shifted, and Andrews moved to pitch as substitutions reshaped the field.
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Ghoan
Elizabeth
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Vale
Mizpah Club
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Craft
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Abla
Olamsen
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Easton
Catasauqua
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Pat Saari
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Local teams clash as Hill and Colts travel to Blanhope Saturday
Billy Hill and his Colts head to Blanhope for a game against Rockaway with White and Cox in the battery. Woods College team defeated Pen Argyl 8 to 1 at Pen Argyl. The recarva team from Lafayette College also won at Hemingtion by 33 to 4.
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Creveling Company Sold to Hall and Trewin in Hunterdon
AvW Creveling’s well known mercantile house passes to Hall and Trewin, two young Hunterdon merchants. They plan to expand stock, add extensive renovations, and maintain staff while continuing the traditional business lines. D S Hall remains in Flemington and J B Trewin operates in Lambertville. The firm promises vigorous summer house clearing and active newspaper updates on progress.
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Hunterdon County
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Flemington
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Self-inflicted shooting ends life of prominent Johnsonsburg farmer
Georges W. Lundy a respected Johnsonsburg farmer, died after a Friday self-inflicted gunshot wound during a personal crisis. He returned home after milking cows, shot himself in the kitchen, and died Sunday. He leaves a widow, four grown sons, a daughter, and served as township official and church elder. His illness over six months is noted as a likely factor. he reportedly expressed remorse before dying. Funeral held Tuesday. Also mentions new composite photography feature and a caster ad for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
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Georges W. Lundy
Johnsonsburg
Lundy
Doody
Ann
Christiansehurch
Jie
Washington High School graduate portraits by sequential plate exposure
A photograph by 8. E. Mathews of Washington captures a graduating Elise with multiple exposures on one plate. It shows a young man with a broad forehead and wide-set eyes, noted for mathematical ability and constructiveness. The text links these traits to engineers and scientists, praising integrity and steadiness.
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Washington High School
8. E. Mathews
Washington
Elise
Children's Day Observed at Me Church with Large Attendance
The Mecho dist church held a vibrant Children's Day service last Sunday under Rev. J. I. Wright. About 1500 people attended, with 600 chairs set in aisles and lobby, and the primary department presented a long program of recitations and songs. The day also marked progress on the church building fund and a growing church membership.
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Harold Cyphers
Louiee Hana
Myrtie Young
Misges Annis Groff
Hattie Karr
Ett Reed
Alberto Shrope
Carrie Farley
Gussie Bal
Flossie Stickles
Lillia Fritts
Lila Fredenburg
Dolores Deremer
Nature
Ethel Wright
Bertha Cline
Augustua Snyder
Marjorie Shrope
Little Boy Blue
Margie Snydersang
Isala
Ila McCabe
Willia Gordon
Erika Mackey
Joseph Trtta
Raymond Price
Russel Chamberlain
Howard Snimer
Cora Gunsuules
Julia Shropp
Raniah Lee
Mamie Stoffman
Harry
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Mary Gano
Edith Paulin
J. E. Gooka
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John Allen
Florence pleCann
Bennie McClay
Cyrus the Great
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Pearl Thompson
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