Real estate transfers dated 1914 in Hackettstown Philipsburg and Harmony
The record lists multiple 1914 deed transfers across Hackettstown Philipsburg Belvidere and Harmony Township. Names include Jas Transters Ferdinand Cantrel Lyala Hawk Katharine Melick Walter Pittenger Chas Brady Magee Bowere Glen Schultz Richard Smith Miller L Gipp Arthur Shimer and others. Properties move for nominal sums and indicate conveyances of several lots and tracts in Phillipsburg Washington Boro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey Ber Investment Co
JAST4
Belvidere
Daniel
Wyckoh
Walter
S-Pittenger Cval
Washington
Phillipsburs
Magee Bowere
Richard Smith
Philipsburg
Wilson “H. Graver
Royal J. Day
Phillipsburg
Glen Schultz
Miler L. Gipp
Wilson Grover
Arthur A. Shimer
Veys
Social Round of Visits in Washington and Surroundings
Barnes Hoffman of New York visited his sister in the capital area on Sunday. Numerous Washington and Hoboken residents including Mrs. Wro Ramford and Mrs. Percy Ope fakes joined family gatherings at various homes. Read, Sanders moved from the Thar Wandling house to a recently vacated Dalrymple residence in Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anass
Castle
Barnes Hoffman
New York
Jas
Lewis
Tanidas
Rith
Ackerson
Sundin
Wh Neremer
Washington
Mroc
Perpy Ondyke
Wwrahinetan
Wm. Bamford
Wm. Dalrymple
Puteleh
Chas. Rannet
Teneston
Florence
Rush Shont Skivrdnay
Frnedas
John Erhamp
Raymond ‘Rush
Cornish and
Srs
Homer Rush
Montana
Sanders
Hag
Thar
Wandling Nouse
Howe
Rog Dalrymple
Pleasant Vallet
Alice Oemin
Jaton Force
Mrz
Selple
Hariman'e Corn
Sundar Gett
Force
FCHOYLEY'S MOUNTAIN SUMMER SCHOOL NOTICE
Mise Ether SeNerr returns to Hille evest for summer. Daughters of Mrs Henry Brown listed as visitors. Miss Winne will not return as teacher. Miss M Edna Winn visited Miss Hajnet at Lite Brook. Anna Bird and daughter visited Dover with Mr and Mrs Samuel Taylor. Roselin Slater and brother Sam were guests of Mrs Ros a Lagues at Cokashiry Tenn Bann. Mr Hunt injured thumb while working. doctor removed bones.
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Fchooley
Hille Evest
Cmerit
Denry
Brown
Relyn
Tasmeagles
Miss Winne
Mise
Edna Winn
Samuel’ Taylor
Mise” Roselin Slater
Sammae
Mmre Rosa’ Lagues
Cokashiry
Tenn- Bann
Pr. HK
Hunt
Mills
Mrs A L Luckle Finds Relief From Sick Headache
Mrs A L Luckle of East Rochester New York became ill with sick headache and despondency due to a weak stomach. After taking Chamberlains Tablets she found them pleasant to take and effective restoring her health in a few weeks. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Luckle
East Rochester
Nly
Social notes from Port Colden area residents
Port Colden area residents were noted visiting relatives in Washington and nearby towns. Mrs. Anderson of Whippany spent Sunday with Mrs. Joy Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Colenyit hosted daughters from Clinton. many local names appeared at homes in Phillipsburg Elizabeth and Paterson, with Reverend Mr. Brown preaching on character building and Mrs. Brown joining from Ohio.
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Port Coldex
Skinner
Vised
Enaton
MrasKirte
Amell
Chas
Quigley
Wisheten
Brown
Sue Muwder
Mr. Browns
Charicter
Mr. Perrine
Bentyestown
Min
MS Stirker
Ebner Gardner
Arthur
Patlsburg
Ce C. Hummer
Mra
Roth
Elizabeth
Viola Starker
Phillipsburg
Wm. Barber
Mes. Marlatt
Washingon
Lester Mayberry Visted
Philipsburg
Ches, Miler
Harvey
Frank Lance
Mt. Lebanon
Cinva Tilmor
Washington
Airs
Wim. “Anderson
Geo. Smith
Roy Apgar
Washinete
Robert Apgar
Dover
Alonzo Bigler
Meg
Sarah Mowder
Hardy
Missea O'Brien
Kerby
Brooklyn
Wee Xunn
Nina Nunn
Ald Society of Port
Murray
Chas. Winters
Mayberry
Mr. Brown
Ohio
Local notices from Free UxTon area
Fragments report Mrs Jos Flemley and Mr McH Tichenor building a barn. School to close Thursday for summer vacation. Sunday school children preparing for Children's Day. Mrs Wm Hishpaugh visited Mrs Reuben Runyan and Mrs Clark Wilson of Hope visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Fleming. Shoemaker and Whdrick related tenants in Mouéekeeping house on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UxTon
Jos
Flemley
Tichenor
Wm. Hishpaugh
Reuben Runyan
Clark Wilson
Hope
Ands
Jos. Fleming
Gear
Will
Local Town Notes Include Weddings and School Closure
The town reports a school closure for five days this week and rumors of another wedding soon. Mentions Mr Snyder with an odd horse and Cal vin Sinter’s horses recovering. Alonzo Apgar and Calvin Elater head toward Patenburg on Saturday. Winfield Thuns stays with his grandmother Mrs Lange in Hampton. J W Bannister of Springfell visits his daughters in C Fy. The widows and widowers supply is shrinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Snyder
Calvin Sinter
Alonzo
Apgar
Calvin Elater
Patenburg
Winfield Tuhns
The Emulsion Called Scott’s for Overworked Mothers
An editorial style notice extols Scott’s Emulsion as a natural oil-feed tonic to strengthen mothers, aid appetite, and restore energy. It urges husbands and friends to ensure women get nourishment and health care, presenting the product as a trusted remedy rather than a drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breares
Scott
Ee Scott
Notice of Estate Claim for Martin Wrekoff Deceased
The widow Mary Wyckoff as Executrix warns all creditors to present claims against the estate of Martin Wrekoff, late of Warren County, within nine months from May 8 1914, or be barred permanently by the order of the surrogate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wrekoff
Warren
Marin Wrekoff
Mary’ H, Wyckoff
Notice in the Estate of James L Shields Warren County
Notice is given to all persons having claims against the estate of James L Shields late of Warren County deceased to present claims to the administrators on or before January 18 1915 nine months from the order date. Creditors failing to file under oath within the period are barred. Rittenhouse Tolberg Shields now administrators. Pris feo 90.
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