Local notes from Hackettstown on church events and gatherings
Reports from Hackettstown detail Hope Christian church activities with a May 13 meeting at the M B A hall and Epworth League hour. Mentioned are Mrs A Swayne visiting relatives, Mrs Gow, and several local residents attending events, plus plans for future processions and transportation logistics.
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George
Selarrer
Achowlien
Clark Witgon
Ciytis Wrere
S. Ad P
Jon Swinnensie
Tditle Bulls
Ida Fame
Mya
Cool and Mex
Sarah
Mattutus Sham
Mies Clarence Wit Hart
Diuvdtern Stavait Hickettstown
Phayiktay
Willam Barton Miller
Trooktin
Newark
Mes
Blaetning
Sumtiy
Stanhope
Diy
Taha Camler
Sid
Hs Tema
Ailerment Ax Ale Il Huckerstown
Friends “of Hope Christian Church
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AL van Horn
Epworth League
Hele Iver
Targlies
Panitay
Pxctetabeck
Clairavenen
Ce A. Teg
New York
Swayne
Mex
Hetdiyshot
Tin Nelridere
Aisa Lucy Howell
Laa
Tyou
Hackettstown
Lark
Mu Aby
Wight
Mir A. Wildelwants
Wites
Geo Aindeors
Vuefer
Jeni de Cilia
Ate
Claire Lingberry
Fractured OCR Notice of Bank Statement and Notary
An old scanned notice references a bank statement with discount figures and a cashier named James Somerson. It mentions a New Jersey location, and a notary public in Philadelphia with witnesses and directors listed, all in a formal attestation.
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Loxelislya
Cerita
Joasa Wan
State of New Jersey
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James
Somerson
Cashier
Hank
Somerbon
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Notary
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A. Richman
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Havery
Washington Ave
The Ugly Duckling at the Sleighing Party
A group of five girls plan a sleighing party while Elizabeth Marlin hesitates. A shy attempt to join Allen Morse leads to a dramatic moment when Morse helps her, followed by a surprise invitation and the tag of the ugly duckling.
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Willth
Elzabeth Marlin
Agusta
Aemie
Eligbett
Goa
Martin
Jiva
Allen Mores
Nesday
Tha
Elisabeth Martti
Elizabeth
Allen Morsethie
Jeng
ClariceTee
Allen
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Allen Morse
Asoslig
Buda Allen
Relief Efforts Aid Armenian and Syrian Refugees
The Near East Relief program reports coordinated aid for Armenian and Syrian refugees. New Jersey contributors pledged nearly $400,000 to support shelters, hospitals, tailors and weaving shops, with thousands aided and substantial domestic fundraising efforts continuing.
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Aitiaya
Caucasus
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Arman Repatilte
Conlon
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Retter
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