Town debate over new dance hall project and morals
A public meeting in the Abe Baptist church committee room debated a proposed dance hall, skating rink, and park amusements. Ministers and town representatives from multiple churches expressed concerns about morals and the impact on youth, while organizers urged continued discussion and closer scrutiny of censure and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacl
Abe Baptist, Church and Consertatinn
Iuytsen
Ager
Wyeleetendt
Preuby- Wrhin
Methorlist
Fae Init Citnalle
Andy
Treciay
Skat
Shalla
Skalletow
Stanling
Vaudewlte
Wetec
Teiwin
Washington
Census duties assigned across New Jersey districts
Mutrlets appointed by Supervisor L Houghind of Elizabeth to conduct the census on April 25. District assignments include Western and Eastern divisions with appointments to lead in each ward. A replacement will fill any vacancies, and a full list of county appointees is provided with multiple names and wards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
L.¥. Houghind
Elizabeth
Washington
Ogu
T. Maywird
Smith
South Amt
Uity
Ruth A.tloydor
Wiley
Thurgol seedOx
Overly Ehawhkattat
Walter T. Howell
Elven Ste
Augestay Dellluker Hardwick
Vahaejuarey
Murens
Harmony
Mreemmn
Seluter Hope
Ruse McCain
Alors Lauber Usford
Taya
Starrer Oxford Twn
Ray
Ay Manevla
Bedley
Tiatedph
Clymer Poe
Watt
Maharani
Chen
Capt Mansfield Beatty Dead Amid Civil War Veteran Tributes
Captain Mansfield Beatty aged 68 died in Chicago on Wednesday after a long illness described as heart trouble. The elder Beatty of the family, born in Lebanon, served as a Civil War union soldier and taught in schools in earlier years. Survived by a widow Catherine Castner and numerous children including Geo U Beatty and Mrs Marshall Bard, as well as brothers and sisters across New York Washington Wisconsin Massachusetts California and Illinois. Funeral arrangements followed in a local ceremony and his death is noted with references to Masonic and Odd Fellow affiliations.
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Minfield
Deatts
Chilcago Mat
Wag
Beatty
Lebanon
Flo Caméviero
Danieb Fe Beatty
Snyrgar Rudtoryy
Chicago
The
Methodist Church
Tad
Schocl
Catherine Castner
Caathor
Spence
Daniel I
New
York
Lewis
Washipton
Wellinston
Brocktone
Masa
Alex
Anderson
Washington
Ble
Bealty
Newton
George
Itditman
Califon
John Hackenuerry
Chester
Efra
James Osborne
Newerle
Gyuktret
Renoing
End
Lewis Raiaing
Fle
Sun Af
Ajelt Winhenns
Low
Tinlow
Stewartevibes
Mis Brothers
Fatley
Devaar
Ldubaen
Greanwich
Wests Wiest Year's Works At Washington M E church
The report notes Dr F L West pastorate at Washington M E Church with 68 members dismissed 8 as probationers 19 44 fall members and 200 present. It lists missions benevolences current expenses church properties and improvements including parsonage funds and Sunday school groups raising funds through King’s Daughters Social Club and Spohnworth League.
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Washington M. FE
Dirred
Enppert
Uhiaire
King's _ Daughters
Spworth League
Elopement and Family Feud End in Oxford Wedding
Emery Fandiong and Louisa, aged 17, elope to Oxford to marry despite disapproval from Louisa's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bossart. A formal ceremony at the Methodist parsonage followed, with a tense effort to reconcile families. The couple later returned to Easton, dining in their honor before resuming their journey.
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Alte
Emery Fandiong
Kane
Oxford
Emery
Louisa
Meo
Mra
Samuel
Bossart
Tha
Wut
Conat Stecet
Easton
Thadloig
Booth
Elypemont
Teallass
Honatong
Poesert
Loulea
Torwivon
David Hundiore
Buckley Avenue
Delightful Uresvaetey event dazzles guests at dinner
A Thursday pre dinner gathering hosted by A Stryker featured a Uresvaetey theme with An the Suesis present. Noral Hecovetians added beauty as guests enjoyed Meagantly entertained evening with host and adviser.
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Mra
A. Stryker
Bourges
Suesis
Ughis
Howe
Local notices and court will details from Brass Castle area
The issue reports on the will of Samuel Oxerke Brassin Castle, a court case over an erasure of a will clause, and probate actions involving Glen Gardner and Belvidere. It notes a life of poverty affecting a family, a fatal accident near Stewartville, and property concerns around Morris Canal and Lackawanna engine fires.
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Shipman
Belvidere
Roseberre
A. Stevie
Angle
Glen -Qurdner
Tush
Glen | Gardner
Norge
David
Broadway
Lackawnaane
Morris Fritts
Longtime Washington official Joseph Thompson dies at 77
Joseph C Thompson longtime Washington constable and former chief of police died Tuesday night at his home on School street aged 77 He survived by eight children and left a legacy as a respected local authority with memories of early Washington life He served as police chief for 20 years and as constable for 40 years Funeral plans were announced with services at his home and church followed by interment in the Washington cemetery
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Joseph C. Thompson
School Street
Thompson
Weahngton
Washington
Wrehington
Mor Rla
Changawater
Lie
Carer
Barks
Belvidere
Bai Mipsburg
Mr. Thompson
Ohio
Trebecca Kinney
Port Marraux
Sounde
Lang
Wnd
Oller
Johnny Thompson Ie
Tackettstown
First Presbyterian Church
Vivale Thompson
Toha Thompson
KY Smith
Bebvard Fredenberg
Mes
J. W. Dannelly
Trenton
Jacob
Atone
John MM
Chas
Promp
Dover
Toseph
Thompsons
Ersey
Elward
Avashneta Methodist “Church
Starlight Lodge
Kyoft
Priddy
Washington ‘Cemetery
Legislature Nears Final Finish Next Week
The legislature races toward a closing session next week or sooner as lawmakers push to finish key bills. Negotiations continue on budget items and policy measures before adjournment.
Governor Signs Utilities Bill Amid Political Tussle
The governor vetoes the McCran bill and other measures while backing a reform package. He labels the bill unconstitutional and criticizes county funding optics. A Senate substitute lowers child labor age to 15, amid partisan clashes in the assembly and calls for a broader public utilities framework.
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Vigoroualy
Mudgon County Water Company
McCran
Legge
Aldermat
Common Council
Cliles
Lely Foundation
Congress
Assembly
Senate
Mummers
Youding
South Jersey
Fielder
Hudson
Port
LIN
Essex
Sind Alfred’ Ny
Rymiple
Oahu
Goernon
Story
Alddleses
Alria
Silzec
Dave
Supreme Court
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Justice Elow
Sharps
Joseph Fredrick
Tie
Arg
Jobs
Miller
Buetley Avenue
Mra Miller
Fredrick
Paterson
Une
Mansfield Beatty
Povimer
Deas Hing
Hutaes
al Enston
Killa
Ratle
Mit Olle
Lackawina
Knckettstown
Jane Vandergritt
Cnbegao
Bela Stove
Williams and Smith
Che Tahy
Huston Station
Huston
Che Yollroad
Vondergritt
Morris
Inagar
Daniel Woerg
Arthur Sheets
Washington Avenue
Officer Strone
Sheets
Squire Lindaberry
Lindabeerry
Cappy
Sharles Linea
Port Murrayston
Cinno
WH. A. Keller & Son
Temple
Johnston's
Whit Hutte
Gustom
Jay Smw
Sun Jesus
Asbury
Greece
Morris Canal
Anit
Halieyn
Etna
Sumeeset
Hunterden
Jonneton
Bova
Tuchabatehee
Intian
Oklahom
Warrin Grinty
Jim Lane
Tony
Berti
Fell
Neyork
Somor
Tih Schley
Dent
Doayy
Pidhis
Etotal Chirendon
Ny Hagin Seta Lown
Sountey
Swendhapiy
Schaokiy
Mountainny
Alto
Maral
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New York
Sandy
Jownston's
Joseph Campbenl
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Vorel's Hook
Wherry Experk
Trimmer
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Port Margny
Bill
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Tagan
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