Fragmented Local Notices From A Dated Community Page
A garbled OCR style listing reads like a social column with names, places, and events. It mentions residents such as Myra, Walter, Myvi, Karl, Miss Gtinsiy Dutt, Petey Ape of Asbury Tarts, and Mrs. Winkbarrie, alongside locations like Asbury Tarts and Star Office. The text includes hotel visits, school notes, travel, and family updates, but many phrases are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Woodlivards
Dali
Von
Myra
A. Tinta
Tow
Dyer Glinnyen
Walter Chee
Karl
Sjiending
Myvi
Petey Ape
Asbury
Gtinsiy Dutt
Mes
Wildrfex
Pt Pequest
Mies Bullien Wheeler
Rover
Winkbarrie
Bedich
Lyills
Autumn community notes from Hackettstown celebrate local life
A broad sweep of Hackettstown social events and church notices highlights summer and early autumn activities. Residents like Miss Mildred and Miss Jenne of Grange share updates on meetings, visits, and school plans while neighbors attend picnics, sermons, and youth exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnnon
Bocial
Soredee Brotherhood
Wodiitewdas
Misy
Mildrod
Hana
Montelale
Regina Fiere
Mir
Mmn
Meg
Dehaat
Moni
Weelee
Alaachusettsi
Desai
Raniinger
Claw
Tony
Dughtie
Maidoy
Ian
Leer Cmery
Stronghild
Pnpysis Tagy
Property Transfers Recorded in 1921 Across Towns
A transcription of scattered 1921 deeds notes Susie Witener and Wiebe transferring a lot in Stee Gane. Anna Stevenson and Roy HH Platt conveying in Phillipsburg. Flovi St. Garter and family. Kee My Poheteninye Wa conveyances. Rupe and wife in Harmony for 4500. James Inghoin to A Porth in Mineh 29 1921. Shive and Oron M Perry in Washington borough. William Grell to John Choma in Agwil 1921. CHU to Charles Johnston, 18% year. I Repel to George Rupell in Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rval Estate Transfurs
Susie Witener
James Inghoin
Phpeburg
Civarge Ta Shive
Oron M. Perry
Waghtiecton
Wm. Grell
New Jersey Must Jam Forest Fire Warnings Amid Drought
State official warns of repeat dry spell fueling widespread forest fires across the state. Smokers are urged to avoid burning trash and outdoor fires in woodlands. If drought persists, fire wardens mayStop all fires and residents are urged to supervise camp areas. Delays threaten potato crops with potential early-season losses, as Maryland shipments and Delaware produce impact New Jersey agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrewarden C. Villa
Renee Ain
Ieee
Porbseler Caapr Rabie
Vr Agee
Tie Git Depastrons
Agriculturis
Woutu
Cain
Marylinnd
Delaware
New Jersey
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Ream
Jacob AlherCat
Mu. Fisher
Pridiy
Hey Nhees
Tov Pines
Mr Dual Mia
Tale Cummins Nga Sou Vogl
Oliver Flaniertell
Aur
Tudor
Mba Glee Craminley
Rhumerfely
Aix
Lilien
John
Renovon Pala
Star Office
Ga Kengines
Maen Veactors
American Saw Mill Machinery CO
Nacketystown, NT
FORDS
Foard
Ford
R. C. Stockton Tls
Washington Ave
Brovenworth
Phillipsburg National Bank
Laware Bridge
Phillipsburg.n. A
Hackettstown
Main Street
Chayler Cox
Oxford
Julie Geliont
Hamerlil
Newark
Antiosy
Win
Kaling
Etter Tawna
Ivenvone
Mt. Laat
Raymond Davis
Port Chestee
Cax Ant Vien
Feck Mi
And
Cres
Kon
Mumutadd Avenue
Cary Penton
Bamvule
Bertha Harris
Tie Pulai Achook
Henry Rive
Frank Beant
Elwood Gruendyke Destin
Prudomial Insurance Company
Rigbert Rittenhouse
Sind Afar
Adan
Dennaymidia
Fox
Cenmeth
Trenton
Pune
Trinity Chorets
Roy Older
Rommmieleument
Ap Vale
Row Hyve Boon
Rehweikker & Vierney
Mig. J. Z. Carter
Bastan
Joni
Himkinsen
David Henry
Oxford Township
Mise Grae Biglen
Eieher
Ayant
Huonie
Abra Lance Ul
Yi W. Hilinee
Mee
Willan
Sis
Alffred Clawson
Ru Mariai
Port Mumray
Wadriels
Sra
Hari
Gero
W. Bimittr
Tibet
MEL al
Ohna
SUN
Mis
Mis David Gounidy
Lundy
Alton
Shendlove
Chumge
Bisgom
Fenily
Vital’ Elgolt
Ana Teadder Co
Woot Pall
Berane
Zillah Mhuatead
New York City
Kevortt
Pmortins
Romy
Cate
Amy
Potter
Phoebo
Ies
Helena Shyder
Totenania
Sinilay
Meiad Afes
Win Apa
ThenBigton
Ani
Eerie Castner
Etinaghy
Ail Afr
Anil
Ishernpan
Welawary
Ashermean
Etretul
Howe
Questl
Northampton Street
Panama
Toyo’s
Bangkok
Easton
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Tobacco
Makin
Tor Prince Albert
P.A
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