Oxford News Briefs Highlight City and Surroundings
Residents in New York attend Paul Whiteman concert and return home. Belvidere Avenue residents face illness and sleep disruption from daylight saving time. local workers complain about shift changes at Oxford Foundry and Oxford Foun dry. social visits include Mr and Mrs Lauri Stein hart and others. Oxford baseball loses to Placatinny Mill. upcoming Philpshare A C game and church services noted with a cafeteria supper fundraiser and Epworth League anniversary events.
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Usorke Burd
Franie ‘Burd
New York City
Paul Whiteman
Wiliam
Belvidere
Miradonty
Belvidere Avenua
Sleke Nod
alter Eel/Qelden Star Council
Dughteea Cof
Liberty
Axbury Park
Misa ‘Mannlo
Vosselier
Mra
Sadie Green
Ella Piutenger
Jennie Ie Fichtel
Henry Burng
Oxford Dye- Works Foy
Paterson
Walter Chegowidden
Con
Wharton
Wharton Forvice
Chemicat
Reuben
Enat Oiinege
Lauri Steinhart
Weill Street
Oxford Foundry and Machine Company
Ibin
Plauit
Arive
Oxford Iyo
Stange Auk Milace
iEmakro Steel and Iron Company
Edison Quarry
Oxford
Phunk Veri
Biairstown
David Myers
Vowland
Wankend
Thodore
Lineninavenys
Oxford Wiseball Tean
Mill
Dover
Strnon
Philpshare A. C
Wekitinny
Oxfordees
Mouthadist
Mrederick
John T Layes
New Yorke City
Vis
Fredrick Kimple
James Timulty
Boston
John J. Murphy
Upmburn
Crys
Knights of Columbus debt retirement cited in local event
Fragmented report from Phillipsburg notes Knights of Columbus retirement near 500, details of a McCoy-like collision, a fatal Hawk injury, and various local incidents. Officials discuss safety and a Pennsylvanian Manufacturers Association address as a parade and public events proceed through the week.
Morning and Evening Services Set for Mother's Day
Mansiland Baptist Church will observe Mother's Day with attendees asked to wear white. Morning subject titled Worship and Fellowship. evening message The Happy Life. May Steven will read at the Young People meeting. Church remodel includes new carpet in the auditorium. Avonville Vision Sunday School appoints Children’s Day committee: Hina Jorgensen, Mai Frome, Myrtle Blovens, Alden Wood, Luther Wood, Hilgene Wond, Rufus Phau, Clarence Wilame.
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Mansilnd -Baptist
Chuurch
Mather
Wibsther
Steveng
Poole
Korravilie Vision Sunday School
Hina Jorgensen
Mai Frome
Myrtle Blovens
Alden Wood
Luther Wood
Hilgene Wond
Rufus Phau
Clarence Wilame
Washington Public Library Association April Report
The Washington Public Library Association met Friday night. April loans totaled 2,695 books with 164 non-Hellon. Donations included 1,800 placed in a building fund from a bazaar. Leola Perry presented 52 new books and a monthly paytable donation was noted.
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Wushington Public Lirary Association
Wiehteer
Missle
Leola Perry
Moravian Grange to Hold Special Meeting in May
The Moravian Grange of Hope plans a public meeting on Saturday May 13 at 2 p m at the Farm Bureau hall. County Agricultural Agent Eyans? and County Club Agent L W Hill will present an Agricultural Experiment Station lecture on practical farming topics. Mason will present a lantern lecture and speakers will mix in games. A daily meeting drew 25 men and boys with four boys agreeing to buy calves to start a club under DO W Hill. A purchasing committee led by Arthur Part William Snyder and N Dickerson was formed to select the best herd stock locally and Somerset County visits are planned.
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Grotgo
Mold
Moravian Grange of Hope
Farm Bureau
Eysuason
LW. Hil
Mason
Iruit Speechulats Nlc
Agricultural Experiment Sindlony
DO. W. Hill
M. EL. Keeney
Dalry Spectular
New Bennmvick
Arthur
Part
William Snyder
N. Dickerson
Somerset County
Local social notes from CHANGEWATER and surrounding area
Mrs. Edward Cyntnol purchases a new tar and Mrs. Mame Hill visits friends. Names include Win Deremer, Beilah, Theda McPadhen, Thelma Chainer, Tennta Warts, and Miss Hut tle Petty. Visitors gather for birthdays and Mothers Day events. services planned at Chiingawates church and Academy in Rockaburg with Rev. Clark Shafer preaching.
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Edson Chatner
Edward Cyntnol
Wacd
Deremer
Beilah
Broadway
Mame Hill
Fampson Thucuday
John
McMuniman
Brooklyn
Samantha Oraner
Lai
Theda McPadhen
Moy
George
Mieghet Clrny
Rockaway
Ark
Milton Ilm
Huttle Petty
Theodore Midnack
Washington
Sitardays
Thelma Chainer
Trond
Ticlamity
Surmlay
Tennta
Robert Miller
Port Murray
Frank Warts
Chiingawates
Beth
Mlo" Dreseler
Jev. Clark Shafer
Ttoekaburg
Euston oculist promotes founders day school markers
The influential Euston oculist Dr ML Sel advocates public school interest through commemorative markers in town trees. He plans to place plaques naming the fiveDeclaration signers in New Jersey and nearby states while visiting Washington and Trenton schools. A separate suit by I Taylor Baker Co. against Oxford Board seeks 177.38 for books sold last August. a special meeting is planned to resolve payment.
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Buttes Somerivans
ML 8
Sel
Euston
Usere
Aystem
New Jersey
John Witherspoon
Abraham Clark
Richard Stockton
Franely Hopkinson
Nuhan
Maryland
Washington
Tuckettstown
Balyidere
Trenton
Oxford Sedgel Board
George M. Shipman
I. Taylor Baker Co
New York
Oxford Board of Education
Clarke Wilkinson
Charles H. Carson
Wikinsor
Zion Church Preparations for Srothers Day Service
Preparations are underway for a special day at Zion Church next Sunday with music by the choir and a special sermon by Pastor Rev BB Sherman. Last Sunday the congregation commended the sermon titled The Folly of Warry and Poet and all mothers are invited to attend 10 30 a m Eastern standard time for all services.
Missionary Aid Societies Hold Annual Meeting at Parsonage
The annual meeting of the Missionary Aid Society of St James Lutheran convened at the Huntington parsonage on Thursday afternoon despite bad weather. Mrs Thomas Purest and Rev. 33,9 led reports on the Springfield convention, with life memberships awarded. Reading on “The God in the Home” was given by Mrs Shipman. Sick committee visits were noted and officers were re-elected. both societies enjoyed a cordial, productive gathering.
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Qaid ‘Aid
St. James Lutheran
Styaw
Hundington
Thomas
Wedneadar Gate
Misionary Society
Shipman
William
Piolo
Clarence Hawk
Harry Hughes
Mya
Clara
Ald Society
Woman's Missionary Society meeting reports progress in Springfield church
The 28th Limul acdiion of the Eastern Conference of the Woman's Missionary Society of the East Pennsylvania Synod met at Springfield church with large representation from St. James' congregation and Missionary Society. Min. Thomas Purcell of Flyntington was elected delegate for the Woman's Society. Master Stanley Lickel was delegate for the Light Brigade. Mrs. Anna Fleck and Mrs. Melchor presided as devotion leaders, with talks on travels to India and recent experiences at Maslow school in Harrisburg. The next meeting will be at Upsher Tintum, Pa. A bake sale by the Mission Band is planned for Huntington parsonage lawn.
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Jevera
St. James
Missionary Society and Mission
Woman's Missonary Society
East Pennsylvania Synod
Springfield
Thomas
Purcell
Flyntington
Woman's Society
Stanley Lickel
Light Brigade
Societes
Tuinka
Munheer
Sharps Shimer
Maslow School
Ue Hlurrisburs
Mra
Shimer
Larkin
India
Anna Fleck
Eimelkvillu
Amrx
Tiufer
Upfer ‘Tinttum
Springfeld
St. James- Lutheran Church
Hafer
Aira
Dodanie Caraiati
Sharp Shimer
Ured
Ars
Minnla Butler
J. . Inscho
Mra. R. Pickels
Mrn
Borough Creation Vote Mentioned Amid Township Debate
Fragmented report notes a 36 to 4 vote against a change and discusses whether a borough should be established or remain part of the township. The item touches municipal reorganization and local governance amid broader regional administration concerns.
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No Pus for Alpe Road in Alpha Borough
The state road through Alpha Borough will not be built this year despite Senator Thornay Barber securing a 25000 dollar state appropriation. Freeholders were told no appropriation this year and funds may come from the county motor vehicle department. Residents may still pursue the project as soon as possible. A separate note reports a two-wheeled speed incident near Finch Tristown with a $3 fine. Mothers Day guidance from the Postmaster General urges post offices to display recognition on May 4.
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Alpe
Alpha
Thornay Barber
jWward
Site Highway Department
Freehollers
Alpha Laws
Posalbte
Mythers
Post
Postmster
United States
New Pastor Lytle Installed by Methodist Church
Thursday night attendance marked the installation of Dewe Ge Lytle as pastor at the Methodist congregation. Local officials and church members delivered welcomes and sermons in the chapel, celebrating four decades of service by prior pastors and the arrival of the new leader.
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Ladion
Gmlowny
Tews ON
Waogenkurat
Osenur Fefory
Anit
Treader
Mrn
Mes
Skinner
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