Local notices fill pages with names and travel plans
Amid scattered items from Washington avenue to New York City, residents are listed in a string of notices and anecdotes. Families visit relatives, attend church events, and plan trips while local officials and societies mark schedule changes and health advisories. The column records births, graduations, and social visits across Easton, Newark, and neighboring towns.
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Finehart
Washington Avenue
Ark
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Aspen Aoriday
New York
City
Cyphera Beran
New
Aloniuy
Mitchell
Washington Wins Opening Game Amid Busy Story
A long, tangled game report highlights Washington’s opening win with detailed play-by-play notes on pitching, fielding, and crucial errors. The account mentions Mayor and community figures, local prep highlights, and forthcoming games, with references to stadiums, lineups, and crowd reactions.
Fragmentary Port Murray notice with scattered names
A garbled newspaper fragment lists names and events from Port Murray and nearby areas. Mentions Mrs AW, Virgil Zelinrs, James Polly, Nashia Paks, Rev 4 C Bolton, and veterans groups. References a memorial service and local social mentions set around a weekend and Monday events.
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Mrs. Cuker
High Cruse
James Polly
Nashia Paks
L.bian
Phillipsburg community gathers for memorial and graduation events
In St Philip and James Catholic church services marked closing of Ue invelary for women with 1409 New York women receiving WUE at morning services. A memorial tablet honored five alumnae, with names including Leighton Smith Felix Smith Favl Zear Wally Grochy and AL Wilneving. Memorial exercises at Kilts lipsbury High School and Wattmount Cemetery observed World War veterans. Commencement details note graduates attending First Baptist Church June 1 for cap and sermon, with exams May 26 and June 2. A marriage between Matthew Verrell and Muth Stinend was announced, and a domestic assault case was set for hearing before the Justice of the Peace.
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St. Phillya
Jamoes’ Catholic
New 4
Cavency
New Yorks
Fun
Ligue
Fred Krosun
Dogree Stem
Leighton ¥. Smith
Felix Smith
Favl Zear
Wally Grochy
Santuct AL WiMeving
Duan A. Ly
Wiliam Banener
Thoras A. Wil Ins
Westminweer
Ap Chiweh
St Ihilips
James Carholle
T. O
A. Band
Broshy Tore
J. Don Hoe
Richard van Emlarish
Marshal Street
Doen
Thniled Nekool
Manelad Deneflt
Dorward Ws
Donovan- Pout
American
Legion
Matthew ‘Verrell
Chas. Tievell
Mins Muth
Afra
Walter Masnell
Sts. Philip and Janes
Tievell
Ingham
Merel Silmits
Milford
Asaault
Cherkes Fochy
State’ Polis
Monvarsd Welk
Pial
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J E.smith
Memorial Day Observances Amid Local Preparations
Mental Dey in Tlamgon prepares for Memorial Day events with a 9 a.m. ceremony at Paraugh ball to unveil a tablet listing World War I heroes. Speakers include Chaplin Moore. a parade will form and travel to St. Ann's cemetery as prayers, then to Baptist and Mower cemeteries with addresses by Rev. Gitmoxe. Music by veterans, American Legion, and Red Cross will follow a community dinner. Local officials urge all citizens to decorate and participate. In other local notes, a quarry accident killed a worker at New Village’s EXfisou cement mine, while political maneuvering includes a potential Wade Nutze campaign for state committeeman and town rumors about a postmaster appointment at Phillipsburg.
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Paraugh
Dee
Moore
Chaplin
Church Street
St. Ann's Cemetery
Main Hill
Adimey Road
Mubtonébong Valley
Gitmoxe
Red Cross Society
Ine
G. A
Veters Jing
American Legion
Fieamen
Cousmon Connell
Siskodt Furd
Mar
Elya
Washington Saturday Night Draws Crowds For Holiday Shopping
Rainy day aftermath spurs a busy scene as stores in Washington report bustling crowds and shoppers from rural areas. Clerks and proprietors note improving business, with officials preparing for continued traffic as Morris Turnpike works near completion and wood roads attract visitors. Local authorities anticipate enhanced policing to manage the influx on weekend shoppers.
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Othe Pleasuyen
Ieuientenn
Gtuilia
Washington
Niger
Mons
Dorough Marshall
C. XN
Shrope
Joseph C. Cline
Weoron
Sqmore
Morris
Local Park Meet Hailed Despite Poor Grammar Lists
A chaotic report details a grammar riddled meet at a public park under Miss Adidi Al Wallaby and a vague fencing of results. Winners listed include GA OL Ob 435 and 1B with multiple errors, while officials note publishing delays due to late result receipt and highway construction impacts.
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Pull Park
Alentres Revival Prompts Long Awaited Baseball Night
A fragmented note details Alentres preparing for a revival night with baseball imagery and personal reminiscence. Nell Sack speaks of love, while Belle and Tera are mentioned in a distant crowd scene. The text hints at music and social gathering surrounding a late event.
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Altrantiana
Nell
Sack
Xorm
Fraternal Lodge Meetings And Initiations At Warren County
Fraternal events dominate the Warren County scene with a large meeting Saturday night in Bupsburg as lodges prepare to initiate many candidates. Grand Lodge officials attend while Easton and other councils plan degree work and receptions. A local official also reports on a pipeline easement and a service station project in West Washington Avenue.
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Xtra Improvementa
Alvoot
Washington Avenue
John Gril
Sli
Washington Avenues
Orauro
Waa Realy
Jt la Muntre
Billy
Skampanore & Hon
Washington Star
Morris County Crinhel “Stowe Company
D. & S. Telephone Cummins
Lackawanee
Clyde Sandy
SIRS
J. FP
Esnnda Post
Memorial Bay
Joy
Crimps
Tee Lad
Slunterdon Federation
Cid
Fienington
MoMbers
Warren County
bUpsburg
Hammions Lodge
Belfynie
Easton
Fifa
State Council
Pennsylvania
Starlight Lodge
Neo
Katghta
Pythias
Pape Tonlent
Ooles
Vanididates
Osiro
Mra
Edith Snyder
Anchepkine
Woek
Ani Wa- Wi
Comnteliman
Eckel
Munry Cumming
Morrie and Essex
Washington
Washington’ Jivenuu
Aiaun
Lighting contract bid for Washington Borough streets
Washington Borough New Jersey invites sealed bids on lighting streets with electricity from dusk to dawn for five years starting July 1, 1982. Bid specifies amplifier and lamp standards, Mazda Type C fixtures, $75 per month street lighting fee, $2000 bond, and contractor supplies equipment, maintenance, and telephone whistle. Clerk announces right to reject bids. bids due March 6, 1932.
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Waslington
Washington
New Jersey
Tforesaid
Nintettal Karan
Thundres Candia
Fitty-nhia
C.D. Tampa
Gondral_Electric Companys
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