April Woman's Union Compan ion features notable names
The page highlights the April Woman's Union Compan ion with references to numerous contributors and makers of art and letters. It mentions educators and creators, including Avery, Mary Bieter, and Navin LOSE, detailing the notable figures and activities within the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wott
Howard
Pyles
Dave
Ed Avery
Navin
Atsterkors
Tosakivay
York Ate
Wife Confesses Harmful Fight Over Husband in Odd Memoir
A jumbled, OCR heavy passage hints at a wife describing why she struck her husband and a controversial tale of marital strife. The text meanders through unclear names and fragmented phrases, mentioning a possible confession and a dated event, with little coherent structure or verifiable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajesentie
Cipobart
Ted Owitlee
Dad Cohen
Frossinahe
Webb
Hiv
Fred
Jurors Named for April Term Court Drawn Spanning Towns
A long list of jurors for the April term was drawn across multiple townships and counties. Names include Holden Phillipsburg, Lutten Plpsburg, Savereoo Guirdwie, Henry Ginaberry, Maroug Washington, Phillipsburg, and others, with selections extending to Kingman, Washington Osirek, and Frankin. The draft covers numerous communities and values the jury as part of the court calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nex
Pern
Court
Whittle Opers
Asvishing I. Holden
Phillipsburg
Lise
Mle Lutten
Tard
Eby Son
Wnrorty
Kiiner i. Savereoo
Guirdwie
Henry P
Ginaberry
Cheetah Hunting in India Once Favored by Princes
A late imperial note recalls cheetah hunting among Indian princes and European settlers in India. Cheetahs were kept by Company officials and nobles as a popular sport, likened to English fox hunting and coursing, with praise for the activity’s ancient vogue before modern games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyderbad
India
Nibobs
England
Ilka
Madras
Jimmy Gets a Dog
A boy named Jimmy unexpectedly gains a dog as a family dispute over a pet unfolds. The Kingthorne household debates breeds and ownership, ending with Jimmy insisting on his new dog while the adults clash over who chose which canine. The scene shifts from curiosity to comic chaos as the pup’s charm clashes with the grown dog’s notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thernea
Kingthorne
Oke
Thors
Ora
Klagthornes
Rave
Uta
Thorne
Ivesa
Tally
Jimmy
Mrss. Khigthorne
Kingthorng
Baptist Church Meeting Recap and Pastoral Changes
A congregational printing records the Baptist meeting with notes on church leadership, including the election of threes trustees, the appointment of a pastor, and services schedule. Details mention Jubnetun, Cornish, Wo 8, and the transition for the Wioslingy MOM, with plans for morning and afternoon worship and a parish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culach
West
Monteliet
Tidson
Sws Lwps Atbindoulée
Baptist Young People's Sachays
GR Boeiety
Glinpel Ayoavenbig
Pieelin HS
CMRS
Nedania
Milo Writhsoo
Toran
Willard Wou
Taney
Nystohay Artullen
Misand
Mish
Verilia Cox
Helen Tro
Speed
Btary
Teed
Tar’ Haly ~ Waal
Haines Wagan
The
Ulstrifony of
Baling
Worning Fantasyl Servie Burling
Nod
Tvista
Evonine
Parish Nas
Phelay
Uoxsey
Notice of Surrogate of the Castaty hearing date
Notice announces a surrogate hearing in the Castaty case set for 10 o clock in the forenoon on a specified day in April. Dated March 6, the administrator of the county provides details for legal process and related fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feny
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Mr. Win
Basti
Cooper
Tehorst Pos Bey
Tate
Ines
Feerald
Nissue' Word
andLit
John Osterstock & CO
Hackettstown National Bank
Seymour R. Smith
P. Louis’ Smith
Henry WW Whipple
Cashien
Ronnie
John
H. Hagerty Lumber CO
Phillipsburg, N. J
Frank D. Bishop
Picture Frame Mall
Up ‘Town
5Th St
Easton, Pa
Cheetah Huntin
Shiadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Evers
TD Yugeres
Meath
Womdir
Ie Gauze Union
Torehwey
Peres Mile
Annie O
Versary Price
Foe
Hilton
Slam
Terenade
Anniversiay
U'rice
Sresses Ie
Prive
Haywood
Wakefield
FORD
NEJ
Lambert
Ernest Wielever
Bloomsbury, N. J
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