Personal Mention of Visitors to Washington Week
Readers note social rounds as Martha Baker and others visit Dover Philadelphia Newark Hoboken and Washington. Many relatives friends attend gatherings while Mrs G Staith ill health and Mr Rima visit New York and Newark during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martha Baker
Dover
Phila
Childs
Bessie Bosaiat
Newark
Michael Haseburry
York
Itruitsy
Mogtay
Bos
Sun Wilde
Osfond
Eh Fox
Hobokete
Migs Bent Stark
Nilere
Staith
Fe G. Staith
Streer
Finness
Hoptley Mawihy
Clyde Lewis
Munlis Mittary Schoot
Mande Neo
Wits
Grace Henderson
McMudtels
Heather
Mr. Blood
Bouatt Andferling
Sual
Dun
Jehan Rimawid
Panpairy
Hayes
Christine
Bertive Une
Christopl
Robert
Breaue
Gla Matt
Xow
Sunilus
Clas
Metor
Katieout Avenin
Omar
Robet Andrens
Metropolitan Life Pasnvince Company
Meta Hovel
Borner Preecentor Ign
Anele Gore
Atlantiy
Tiimore
Vitiere
Wittens
Willian
Wharton
Jay
Local Notices From Morris County In The Dover Papers
The Dover papers report town incidents in Morris County including court actions, property moves, and local business shifts. Names such as Chester Tettzan and Geo W Shrope appear with housing, sale, and street changes. The piece notes a man sentenced to fifteen years for a crime, and a range of relocations from hotels to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Svili Bull
Shy Markstore
Whyreb
Innes
Mags
Natsic
Fuse 2
Dover Papers
Ben Senl
le Pozition
Chester Tettzan
Muri Hornhoker
Win Wilkeves
Washington Avenue
Uren
Inawart Diplap
AH Brakemin
Rhlado Phillinsbure
Benjamin
Kershaw
Phillipefurg
Alushter
Shad
Pulaware
MiLanother Nilhon
Lockawanna
Washington
Asith Bligh Jaridge
Caton
Ageings
Chas
Billing
Mer. Webster
West Warran Struet
Geo. W. Shrope
Giut Len
Drndentin Insurance
Belvidurs
Acc
Wan
Willover
Daughters of Liberty
Joseph Bodine
Morristown
State
Fragmented OCR Tale of Names and Places in Old New York
The readable fragments mention Hem off Wikia Mroitor ad Parts of New York and references to Monday events. It hints at a narrative about people, plants, and unclear details, with scattered names and dates, suggesting a historical item with confounding OCR text and partial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lilien
Patt
Wits
Bonn
Will Probably Stark Next Week
The article notes that operations are expected to shift and a key worker group will implement adjustments in the coming week. It mentions a foundry context and references several technical tasks and preparations for upcoming repairs and machine setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamire & Lakkaatonit Steel
Vehitel
Fone
Ane Ry Igang
Ahd San Adtanet
Wey
Etna
Nied Cotter
Firemen Decorate Cemetery Roadside Vigil
In a mistyped notice locals describe firemen preparing for a ceremony at a cemetery near Washington Street. The event appears connected to a vigil or memorial with attendees and possible honors for fallen workers.
Church Notes and Meetings at Baptist Church
The notice outlines Sunday services and Wednesday evening gatherings led by Reverend B. Aw, including a communion, sermon themes on God’s love, and plans for missions. It also mentions volunteer committees meeting at Clifton, with members from nearby towns and a report of a shop incident on Enelor Street and a public school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW Sertun
Willy de
Willi J
Vermittee
Cliften
Alon Daty
Vatatilitie
Hough
Mphi Hey
Ulus
Hart
Bitten Case
Cherryville
Rasen
Fragmented Tale of Hae Peetings and a Quiet Funeral
A garbled OCR passage recounts a confusing narrative centered on Hae Peetings and a looming funeral. It mentions Aunt Mary and a casket scene, plus references to a general quiet funeral arrangement and an heir’s receipt of a gltuevon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ant Eniin
Cirtshad
Kingwin
Maer
Tin
Dace
Reneris
Frita
Memorial services for Mrs. Castner recalled at local church
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Mary M. Castner wife of Adam Castner at her home above Changewater. She was 28 years old and survived by her husband two daughters and several siblings. A memorial service will be held at the Methodist church with Reverend Charles Waldron of Philipsburg to preach. Burial at Washington cemetery follows private condolences to relatives.
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Geo
Daumerrilie
Shorts
West
Leahteh & Molson Ratleoid
Bis Roal
Belvidere
Groeycourt
WSU
Panto M Naadies
Howard Snyder
Phipsburgy
Young Sunpower
Meier
Tone Kastan Bodtal
Sadler Hose
Tiret
Neel
Harry Geeler
Tiis
Cal Aethor Bestey
Baas
Washington Avenue
Will
Tom Anil Aceije
Teper Bronstrat
Saints
Wayton
Port Morris
Hisler
Houston
Wright
Hacmiiae
Som
Seexe
Eastor
Fall
Alleger
Dru
Brulaain
Gan
Zell
Jeake Balding
Reese Wis
Fhitadelphis
Bridgeville
Gale
Delaware
Elmer
Washington
Betes
Nelson Ayure
Deis
Don Siatan
Reakness Peretors
Tae
Watts
Tian
East Washington
Webi
Apertors
Cher
Karry Hana
Ghitkis
Bush
Wilson Fos
Win
Ryandwe
Dsey
Pwo
Martison
Bony Busnigg
Enelor Street
Nile
Pyle
Mra
Adam Castner
Mary
M. Castner
Adan Castier
Mirae Cantyery Allen Tianiemais
Ste Wre
Jowman
Pointy Mills
CisQier
Sears
Custain
U. A.M
Uhtr
OT AM
Wil
Washington Cemetery
Saleleess
Aye Williams
Duput Clirely
Aden
Ebireh
Fey
Charles Waldron
Philipsburg
Csernun
Weinlers
Poe
Hatching by Hens and Twewbaters
In spring reports, local poultry activity and hen care are described. Names like Mrs dni Wroudhead and Edward Mates appear alongside notes on turkey and chick management. The passage mentions hens, ticks, and various farm tasks observed in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merition
Edward Mates
Suse
Glendon Was Easy Nine Supporters Rally Amid Odd Phrases
The fragmentary text mentions a game with unexpected names and unclear actions. References to Opdyke, Tati Wun Uber, and a high school setting appear amid garbled phrases and partial game details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon
Iesocom
Local Ball Highlights Washington Hills League Action
A late Thursday indoor contest featured Epworth and Paterson players with Stans, favorites, and team leaders on display. Strong play from Miss Caring and others showcased rising talent in a neighborhood league setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panu
Stan Epworth
Wahiington
Sue Hilly
Tle la
Sayiler
Tiél
Paterson Strict League
Brhel
Old Jewelry Store Relocates to New Eneton Street Site
An established firm formerly at Fox and Bulmer in Eneton moves to a newer, larger shop further up the street. The space is being fitted with upscale displays as the owners invite readers to visit the reimagined location, promising continued service and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox & Bulmer
Eneton
White
Tavialy Didi
Fourth Street
Edie dl
Pre natal Child Culture and Birth Advice
An early 20th century style prospectus advocates mental well being during pregnancy to influence a child’s disposition. It extols prenatal culture, warns of worries shaping the infant, and promotes a program or product offered at an opera house pharmacy for guidance and remedies to ensure “talented virtuous children.”
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Ak Breatisa
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AIA
Button
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Shoe Department
Ain Hoye
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Foemer
TMENT
Pact
S. W. Nunn
Big Port Colden
Oxfords
Dorothy Dodd
Dorothy’ ‘Dodd
Scoth Odel
J.B. Hampton
Idaho Ranges
Wilson Stave& Mfg. Co
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Tiaelphe
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Humell
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