Resignation of Washington Baptist Pastor Amid Domestic Scandal
The Rev Henry A Buell abruptly resigns from the Washington Baptist church amid a domestic dispute with his wife Mrs Buell. Miss Ellenbeth Dobbins of Narberth is named as the woman involved. Buell and Miss Dobbins allegedly confronted by Mrs Buell after a February incident. Mrs Buell, 19 years married, seeks separation and possible divorce with Buell claiming the affair and letters were used to pressure him, while Buell plans to pursue a city position and continue ministry elsewhere.
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Henry A. Buell
Washington Baptist
Cormon
Philadelphia
Jan
Cass
Miss Ellenbeth
Dobbins
Narberth
Pala
Paladelpnia
I 'S
Dublins
American Baptist Missionary Society
Bueldine
St Pailadelpitt
Hehmond
Abe
Lovie Muvilin
Tusttetor
Ikea
Crovter Theslagis
Miss Dobbing
Parsghage
Washington
Heta
Ian
Fos
Marek Howeholt
Lin Ang
Keb
Snk
Buell
Ja. Phildelphi
Buerleton
Sik Ghai
Mery Baiell
Buel
Suil
Calue
Sleter
George M. Miller
Wet Wittow Grove
Avn
John J. Meeler
Warren Druk
Meeker
Ik Porcine
R. Duell
Seagelell
Meg
Buels
Clothing Brouse of QUIITT &MES SINGH at 298-230 Northampton St Easton
Fragments describe a clothing store named QUIITT & MES SINGH on Northampton Street Easton as a busy shop while others idle. Mentions of a manager Frank Nixon and a Warren Counts Drug Store selling TORACHO DUST for Rose Bugs and vermin appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiitt &Messingh
Northampton St. Easton
Bury
Frank Nixon
Warren Counts Drug Store
Death notes widow of former marshal at residence
The obituary reports Mrs Thompson, widow of O Thompson former county marshal, died yesterday at her daughter’s home 181 E Washington Ave after a lengthy illness. She was born in Weil Springs and survived by a large family including children Leis Kinney and others, with several grandchildren. The funeral arrangements are pending with local pastor officiating.
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Thompson
Alee Faee
Aitie Smith
Washington Avenue
Tureless
Lawrences
Lea
Tealdrien
Hari Auevive
Divs
Tolin’ Fi
Smith M ‘Vetsaburg
Sohn - Www
Cated
Edward Ps Thompson
Daeoats
Gladstones Fumiph of
Jersey City
Jenn M
Char
Dayer
Themttod
Abe Avrsainetes
Melintish Sluipel
Whet
Leew
J. BL
Conor
Laleben
Laleben Eeueriay Udlermonn
Ini
Platy
Irregular OCR Summary of Local Election Discussion
Fragmented report describes a contested primary with figures and places unreadable. It mentions Governor General, CP ena Tey vase Nite, and Mart loo k. Ane Kiyo is named as a candidate. Ambiguity limits clarity about outcome or dates.
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Govergar
Ane Kiyo
Barter
Jhlilipsburg
Werday
Ant Lea
Prisoner Robert Pear Sentenced in United States Court
Robert M Pear completed of mise applying over £80000 at the Worhingsin National Bank and was among UK prisoners received at New Jersey State prison. He was sentenced last Monday in the United States Court to two weeks in prison work with possible further confinement. Pear appears deeply affected and speaks rarely, showing disappointment at his condition.
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Robert M. Pear
Worhingsin National Bank
New Jersey State
Peur
Atlanta
New School Plan Draws Strong Community Vote
Residents of Broadway section favored building a new school replacing the old structure, with 95,200 approved and 38 opposed. The project aims to provide up-to-date facilities and service, despite some opposition from parts of the New Village area.
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Franklin
Lus Citfrona
Soils Hi Spotless Uniforms and Onions in City Scenes
A rambling column recalls a police officer, a drunken incident in a white sweater, and local gossip about reporters and townsfolk. It notes pension checks, a joke about officers, and stray anecdotes from Belvidere, Philepsburg, and Morristown with mentions of Dr. E Keith Downing and local civic bids for a town hall.
Local Aspirants Debate Tide Era in Warren County
Fragmentary notes indicate candidates debating maritime issues and county leadership with references to Congress, the Tide, and Howard Harris. The excerpt hints at Warren County pride in past noncreasmin leadership and a press-logged critique of current aspirants.
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Jos
Firth of Philips
Ike
Congress
Warren County
Howard
Harris
Tin Press
Sutton Held After Hearing On Horse Theft Case
Justice Pitagibbon heard Sutton of Cokesbury in Hampton Monday on charges of depriving horses and cattle of sustenance and driving an emaciated horse. Henry Johnston presented the complaint and witnesses. Eleanor Gebhardt, pending attorney in Chin tor, defended Sutton. The judge reserved his decision for one week.
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Sutton
Cokesbury
Pitagibbon
Hampton
Henry Johnston
Chiding Eop
Noeller
Eleanor Gebhardt
Chintor
Uhoss Safety Razors Ad Promises Value and Coupons
An old advertisement praises Uhoss Safety Razors noting strong value at a home price of 3 cents with two Star coupons. The copy emphasizes honest advertising and asserts the razors’ quality based on years of experience.
Surprising Event At The Nixon Household Referenced
Fragmentary notes describe a recent surprise involving Theodore Haldeman and Miss Mao Nixon with Mrs Gee Nixon. An unclear ceremony or gathering is linked to the Washington electric plant and a local man named Haldeman, with mentions of a Reverend Buellne and a Gapetlat parsonage.
Marriage Ceremony Reported in Local Baptist Church
A wedding took place at the Baptist church in the evening with Rev N A Bell performing the ceremony at 9 90 o clock. The couple were Lewis O Steakhein and Miss Edene M Diliman with witnesses Ervin Sunday of Washington. They reside in Hovoked.
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Stemfel Dai Baat
Revo N. A. Bell
Baptist
Lewis O. Steakhein
Ale
John Steackhein
Moboken
Edene M. Diliman
Jos
Diliman
Death at Milford Leaves Wilken Family In Bereavement
Aaron Wilken son of the late Eren Fy A Wilken died May 1 at his uncle Aaron Conover home in Milford Hunterdon county. He is survived by a brother and sister and several relatives including Charles of New Brunswick James of Dunes Ian and Mrs. Jos Wittenmeyer of Easton. Funeral services were held at the Bloomsbury M B church with interment in the family plot at Stew.
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Milford
Aaron Wilken
Eren Fy A. Wilken
Aaron Conover
Hunterdon County
Blacmother
Tale
New York Visitor Samples Local Candies at OREERIN'S
A woman from New York City visits the Adile Opera House area and stops at OREERIN'S. She tastes several candies, notes lower prices and higher quality than competitors, and buys five pounds of the cheapest variety. She explains daily candy purchases and praises the local store.
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New York City
New York
Oreerin's
Freeholders Debate Jury Reform and Carhart Speech
Dr Carhart urged Freeholders to endorse jury reform and sought board support for his stance. The assembly debated composition and cost of a county jury commission and adjourned without a vote. Carhart claimed Wilson endorsement but peers viewed the proposal as impractical due to expense.
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Carhart
IeAvarren
Agatinbiyman Carhart
Frdgholder
Just Weel
Tha Trea. Holdars
Dr. Carhart
Gankes
Vale
Cary
Wisen
Wilson
Lrechelders
Min
DeMont Debut Boosts Washington Baseball Opener
Demont makes his debut as pitcher for Washington in a cold opening with Panade and Felt, amid a solemn parade. The crowd praised the battery while noting outfield weakness and the need for stronger hitting as coachers plan for a tougher schedule ahead.
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Bives
Pascor Sand
Death Takes
Mes. Thompson
Wineilnston
Shera Peye
Tim Rye Tewe
Ulatha
Bud Anderson
Bovis
Rolliwato
Anderson
Agdergon
Hurgot
Police
Pru Pshure
N. T
Trubhard
Perlod
Belvidere
Ollie He Etredta
Sam Hill
Rounsy
Morristown
St Mackettstos
Gan
Ave
E. Keith Downing
Johnston Cornish
Char Bei
Howey
Tatter
Del
Olephalle
Phipsburg Ram
Nenat
J. Mad. Drake
Belv
Dgre
Weneteagen
Bulidera
Jisticee
Freeholders
Aflex Walden
Misa
Mrrestine
Mesaac Chamberlain
Sit
Busonne
Dhe Seite Noeiil Selal
Lone Branch Cor Uo
Ciba
MR. Church
Valley Church Caméte|Sterday
Moniotat' Daly
Shale Parke
Easton
Imusio
Dariciiis
Washinrton
Washington’ Cornet Band
Bkalk's Park
Gyo
J. Molto
Enn
Walfering
Bangor
Panade
Work Wells
Poundatua
Gand
Cather Dlemal
Faltheul
Priv Nege
Battery
Liafeld
DaMote
Pauxus
Prout
Sitton
Ghinde
Cook
Hackettstown
Ka” Ke
Bale
Tisser
Enérd Gerd
Cavanaugh
Detling
Sant
Riser Valley
Tenaire
Scranton
Priehard
A. Albert
Stevens
Strick
DeMatt
Widlette
Banat
Ap Skatta
Oxford
Glen
Redlefont
Santa Fe
al Peats
Miusic
Dudta
Ovnveh
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