Death in Phillipsburg and town notes feature
Obituary notices recount the death of Valenthys Larko known as Dao at his home in Phillipsburg on the 12th after multiple diseases, aged 48, leaving a widow and seven children. The piece blends local anecdotes including a dog chase, reflections on politics, music praise, and community happenings around Stewartsville and nearby towns with various social notes and local personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenthys Larko
Dao
Phillipsburg
Stewartaville
Iia
Jacob
Ilin
Paterson
Rogers Locomotive Works
Washington
Senator Quay
Chapman
Canal
Orpheus
Trenton Sears
Theo. Thomas
Taylor Hall
D.D. Gregory
Mike Smith
Mike
Quen
Martin
Earth
Gregory
Theo
Thomas
Amie
Strang
Wm. Ramsey
Port Murray
Cregar
United States
Sid
Rali
Gov. Pingrad
Michigan
Blairstown News Roundup and Social Notes Amid Local Events
Blairstown residents report tributes to a good citizen Reed Blai rest. Rev Jorace Butler and his father shared pulpit duties at the Presbyterian church. Epworth League day featured sermons and programs by the Sr and Jr Leagues. Miss Jonnie Blatter visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Shotwell. The Friday evening entertainment drew a good crowd despite poor weather. Harry Rusling and Tenah Unity families visited Belvidere. Aaron Reed shows partial recovery. Judson Brandt left railroad job. Frankmith remains troubled by health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Frank Ashton
Albright
Eugene Cull
Scranton
Bartley Cooper
Thoms Crag
Huttaville
Ales
Lewis Williams
Danvillo
Lemuel Willams
Phillipsburg
Eugene Linaberry
C. B
Thomas Reeve
Philadelphia
David Bell
Grey Court
Nmy
Ftlepda
Kalpe
Presbyterian Church
John L. Hayes
Port Murray
Father Russi
St. Rose's Catholic Church
Edifree
Frank Flotden
John W. Cooper
Holden
Atwood
Oxford Graded School
Cbuch
E. W. Sharps
Adam Snyder
Behureh
Lambert
Bulleville
John Scharrer
John Pich«hiel
Marx Blessing
Albért Stelter
John
Teter
Montana
Jacob
Dover
Snyder
Hillside
Barney Rider
Do’cleck
St. Rose’s Church
High Moss
Father Rusai
Pheodore Shoal
Jorace Butler
Blair Hall
General Assembly
The
Jonnie Blatter
Vail
Brrs. Shotwell
Epworth
AL. B
W. M. Johnston
Wm. West
Blairstown
Hettie West
Harry Rusling
Tenah
Belvidere
Mr Ball
Aaron Reed
Judson Brands
Prankmith
Town Notes On Bridge Work And Local Visitations
Columbia reports minor infrastructure work with a replanked bridge at the creek mouth and notes of local visits by Wesley TAnnbery Join Carduor and John L. Weller of New York. W. W. Weidman improves property with a new fence while residents attend entertainment in Portland, with general satisfaction reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Carduor
Wesley Tannbery
Water Gap
John Ll. Weller
Title
New York
Charles Lisk
W. W. Weidman
Portland
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Caroline Segraves
Dunmore
G. Ry .Brocker
Tate
Bessie Segraves
Easton
Myra Stocker
Uncle Bil Cruthers
Tim Uteyin
Greece
Europe
Enil
Turkey
Harry Thomson
Ney
Wm. Thomson
Thos. Bowers
the Crocket
Texas
Enterprise
DeWitt
Jonking
Warren Co
Blairstowl
Reed
Eritnds
Newton
Stull
Cascarcta
Bat Cannery Natural
Sams
Montreal
Cari
Ar New Watks
Lincoln Nelson
Marshfield
Washington, D.C
Springfield
Ill
St. Louis
Thad
S.S.S
Swift
Atlanta
A. B. Groff & Bro
Mattings
Oro Lora
Humphreys Med
William &J
Caren Rai
Skegat
Hinderg
Ghire Sas
Rambler
Thiaia
Luive
W. W. Christine
Blickensderfer
Tont Needhun Miasug & Organ Co
Davin Ko
Tha Waunbeton Star
Euters
D. M. Perry
Frank
Oepnans' Court of the Cenate
Warren
Nile Mal
Compton
Will Hall
Public Vaudues
Promisis
Asbury
Franklin
Fan County
New 40S
Aldiaee
Ebery
Jacq D
Auclion Vales
R. Q. Dowets
Jimy Washington Foundry and Repository
Squire Nutt
Nutcoast
Lady
Mambaret
James L. Shields
Washington, N. J
Jack
Pattenburg, N. J
Milton Shive
Braok Yao Speke
Ty Wim
Fanderhots
Arlors
Dawes Bulldl
Bata Dinor
Reouly
Eatio
Hance Bros
Belvidere Avanua
Gitales
Notles
Eve
Fay al
Parker
Fog Seth Atu Kiba
Ogm Scory, Lizal Woolverton, Brovitora
Xtorn
Obie Aid
Warren Strest
Bowlby
Fnerary
Hemig
Darter
Drugétara
Taleshong
Migh
Saturn
T and
Hong
Wim, J. Roeker
Miller Building
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