Belvidere Notes Highlight Local Life And Loss
Belvidere items detail Frank Richards returning home from college to swim and mingle with locals. funeral of Mrs. Miller’s mother clarifies estate plans. a court case and property sales are noted. craft fairs, a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Gross draw many guests. various residents attend to farming, trade, and personal health amid community updates.
Towns Suffer Storm Damage And Farmland Loss
A lightning strike hit a chimney at Tenac Morgans bouge on Saturday afternoon, shattering the kitchen stove and knocking plates. K Morgen near the stove was knocked unconscious. The bolt damaged Wm Hills barn but did not ignite it. Other locals noted illnesses, visits, and travelffected by the event and community life in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenac Morgan
K. Morgen
Hill
John Hoyt
Free Union
May Cartio Drake
Buttzvilla
Wm. Barley
Aaron Morgan
Milton
Moorg
Steward Goodmany
Lotda
George Mack
Tle Sfath Ord
Mary Fleming
Horfriend
Beulah” Bretobatn
Mira
Bosgland
Dave
Benny Oridaian
Base Baston
Willover and Willover Families Honor Late John A
Local notices report the funeral of John A Willover at the Presbyterian church last Thursday chaired by Roy F L Corntah. He served as president and treasurer of the church board. brother Joseph A Willover the sole near relative. Also noted is the death of Mrs Peter Stanbrough after a paralytic stroke following pneumonia, with services at her home and burial in the Presbyterian cemetery. she leaves four children. Other items mention visits by Mina Lazzio Croveling, Mrs Etumta Budd, and Mrs Shoemaker, plus a village burglary involving the post office, blacksmith shop, and Smith Hoagland’s store, and plans for a Hunterdon County Epworth League spring rally on May 29.
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J Jobs G. Gros
Frank Richards
Delaware Bridge
Abram
Miller
Brookelyn
Klenda
Brown Church
Pax
D.O
Gardner
Br. Howard
S Bargalo
R. Co
Manunkachunk
Stewart Hutchinson
A Theological Seminary
Cation
Dakota
Holstein
Fry
Mecksburg
Jane Williams
Jeramiah Wil- Uoma
Adams Etreat
Jacob
Jacob Shdemak
Lower Mt. Bethe
Washburn
Andrew
Oxford Township
Rod
John’ Ee Gross
Germany
Amerion
Bedi
Ashury
Tru Tees
Joseph A. Willover
Mra
Wm.Sitten
Anna
Moe
Fife Tarlow
Peter Stanbrough
Thoreday
Presbyterian
Bosdos
Canvanthy
Mina Lazzio Croveling
Easton
Honce
Etumta Budd
Newe York City
Shoemaker
Milie
Norrletown
Chas
DeHart
Abram de- Hart
Hunterdon County
Epworth League
Dolan
Sory
Walnut Valley: Sunday visits and local notices
Samuel Snover and family visit Alex Titman on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marshall’s lackey spent Sunday at Jacksonburg with George Snover and Budd Van Kirk. David Van Campen and son visited his sister Mia Garrison at Knowlton. Mrs James D Huff confined by asthma. Philip Teotor ill. Carrie Lane studying botany with Myra. Anson McCain of Vail and Abram Franco visiting Newark. Edward Dustt and family from Walnut Corner visited Joseph Hill. Samuel Barra of Hardwick spent a day with nephew Samuel Harris. William Jones and family from Kalorama visited N. B. Linaberry. Jacob Meriele presented daughters a parlor organ. Township grammar school exams held at the school building. A new daughter arrived for Palmer Linaberry. Carrier Burnett Mann recalls kidney trouble and praises Dr Charltria Bitters, 60 cents. Robert, son of M. O. Flumerfelt, moved from Veron to Newark. Rumor Barry may relocate to Green's Pond to assist Patt Frank Garrison in a coffee business. Delmer Groen tracks for O. Braniorfolt. Old Soldier’s notes from war veteran M. Austin. World Daily and Star ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Valley
Samuel Snover
Alex. Titman
Sundey
Mra. Marshall
Jacksonburg
George Snover
Budd van Kirt
Dovaria
John van Kirk
David van Campen
Soo
Mia. Garrison
Knowlton
James D. Huf
Philip Teotor
Dessa
Maa
Carrie Lane
Mya
Anson McCain
Vail
Abram Franco
Newark
Stillwater
Edward Dustt
Famiy
Walnut Corner
Joseph Hill
Samuel Barra
Hardwick
Samuel Harris
William Jones
Kalarama
N. B. Linaberry
Jacob Meriele
Soho
Palmer Linaberry
Fragmentary Historical Notice from Exeter 1904
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice or obituary snippet from Exeter with names such as David Bartron and dates in 1904. The legible bits reference a ward, a coming event, and a local area in the context of a formal notice. The readable portion is sparse, providing little cohesive story beyond a dated archival notice.
Notice of Estate Proceeding for Parmel Wither and Daryl Ginnnenindt
A probate notice states the executor must publish by December 8, 18 01, and creditors lacking claims must present by that date or be forever barred. The Warren County matter involves Parmel Wither and Daryl Ginnnenindt with the deceased estate of a man named Barrage tas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida
A.M
Daryl Ginnnenindt
Parmel Wither
Warren
Alice
Wade
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Helga
Henry Foun
Thin Creamery
George B. Armstrong
Armatrong
Wildriak
George Roe
Sparta
G. Addy
Brooklyn
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Hall
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Ball
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Meadow Niew
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Biss Bila Heary
Overail Dean
Faily
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Afra
Haweil
Tur
Teri
Mir
J W. Flamerfett
Milas Anna
Burnett Mann
Levanna
F. N. Jenkins
Warren County
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Robert
M. O
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Thin Place
Vernon
George Dorona
Barry
Succasa
Frank Garrison
Green's Pond
Doca
M. Austin
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Fort Bi
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Humphreys
Cellel
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Mike
Dawlle
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Minato
Tate
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Dart
Craxtees
Cy Pawo
Cali
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Wit Deweloe
Revoe
Ae Ghorch I
Coby
Sherk
Nouce
Gottlied
Warden
Roy Erie
TNT
Eli Ryder
David Bartron
Mary
Neil
Baring Bute
Walter Avenue
Sieniuairy
A.douineteon Warel
Bnetrige
Sun
Awaie Ani
Innis
Fae
Lin
Ah Hovontat
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Bowers, Jr
Washington Foundry Repository
Washington’s Department Store
Daniel ‘Coldsmith
Eton
Lnawr
Teleeseia
Kid F
Washington de Boege
Washington Ave
Goodyear West
Washington
N 'To
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