Washington Choral Society concert delights Wrabington
Washington Choral Society with the Arnold sextette of the New York Philharmonic and flutist Oscar Hengen gave a packed Washington Opera House performance last Thursday. The program featured The Norman Baron cantata and Liszt Hungarian Fantasie, ending with a lavish ball and banquet where toastmaster James H. Johnston recounted season memories.
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Hackettatown
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Washington Choral Society Inspires Praise At Concert
The Washington Choral Society received glowing remarks for the evening's performance. Mr. Doolittle praised Mr. Knauss, while Mr. Janksna recounted amusing concert experiences and lauded ticket sales. Mr. Krauts commended the Arnold Sextette and the New York Philharmonic Society, and the president proposed cheers for the Arnold Sextotto.
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Washington Team Falls to Wharton Amid Umpire Dispute
A close game sees Washington lose five to one against Wharton after a disputed sixth inning call at home plate. Pendere fielded a play to prevent a score, while Penders pitched well for Washington but the offense struggled. The Washington Colts later beat Philipsburg High School 7 to 1 in a separate game, and Gerber will pitch for Washington this season.
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Doings at Court Continuation of Trial in Sosrloss Case
The jury verdicts in several indictments are reported. Elizabeth H Sosrloss vs William Osha and Wm Sarfous yielded $24 to the plaintiff and $15 to the father. a larger claim of about 5000 was not supported by the injuries. A contract case Raed v Shenk sought $29,000 for a radolite quarry transfer with Shenk maintaining the offer to sell remains open. Wickler v Ohay awarded $1,458 plus interest. plus other matters discussed include licensing stance and grand jury activity. The court reconvened with several defendants pleading not guilty to indictments.
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Osha
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Raad
Jaottina
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Yackettstown
Larceny
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Wilson Smith
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Frank Mizle
Ministers Leave the Pulpit in Turbulent Church Split
Rev Alfred Nicbolson former Presbyterian clergyman from Carlfon resigns after four years at East Bod Presbyterian Pittsburg amid debt disputes and strained relations. He plans to leave ministry for other work. Rev Hare W Hathaway resigns after one year at Madison Avenue Presbyterian and heads to New York for a manufacturing venture.
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Carlfon
Washlogston
Nicholson
Elizabeth
Hare W. Hathaway
Madison Avenue,Presbyterian Church
New York
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