Curfew and Town Social Notes From Nackettown
Curfew rings at eight thirty one night. a dance was held in town. Several local updates include Hazel Grover at home in Rockaway, J T Tilldebrant ill, J Sulton moving to Liberty Street, and tax rate details. Public school closed for election day. various residents announcements and church events noted. Mrs Ann O hea of Liberty street died at 73. funeral at St Marys church.
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Nackettstown
Liberty Atreat
Chas
Marlatt
Newark
Edna Apgar
High
Harctett Schuyler
Hope
Misa - Katherine Uhie
Schooley’s Mountain
Glendale
Mass
At & A
Elerk
Gray Will
Anna Dikeman
Ashington
Atreet
Cole
Trinity
Y H. Bowers
Alfred Applegate
M Mall
Wiese
Mary FudKos
Exprokwon
C. Cool
Venice
Avioul Waste
Biurpa
Brookstile Firm
I Piria
Packetta
Bowen
Eeaples
Astovladean
Manin
A. Pern
Osman Te
Sandayeit
Philip Auhot
John Hamns
David Mor Kats
St. James
Ann O' Hea
Michael O'hea
Liberty Street
Treland Soo
O'sden
Rome
Tedster OeErg
Mary Wheelin
Hoboken
St. Mary's Church
Mountain Rollout From South Orange to Blake County
A dated fragment lists residents and guests visiting from Burin Estilo and Port Morris. It notes Mrs Harold Take, Mr and Mrs John Reede, Gertrude et al. visiting relatives, with moves to new cottages and a Sunday church service by a new pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Take
South Orange
Blake
Burinestilo
Meindl Stree Cyrus Cook
Moektown
Koohker
Togeville
Gertrude
Port Morris
Nail Mes
Philip Ort
John Reede
Koehker
Magele Reede
Gon J. Wire
Forest Hoan
Rudd
Inlhugs Provnnan
Ang
Sargent
Mrv
Mersey
John Rico Hs Sisd
Hormagn
Hack
Eustown
Ata
Franklin Hunt
Kathering
Kathering and +Lawrynes
Boston
Old Alunt’ Hatrestend
Mitona Tableta Relief Ad From Williams Opera House
An early 20th century advertisement touts Mitona Tableta for stomach distress and indigestion. It claims rapid relief, strengthens stomach walls and glands, improves digestion, and promotes overall health. The ad references a fifty cent box sold at Williams Opera House.
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Williams’ Opera House
Halloween dance draws crowd at Searica Hall Belvidere
Local notices describe a well patronized Halloween dance at Searica Hall in Belvidere with many residents and visitors in attendance. The item notes community chatter, moving about townspeople, and various social visits including Mrs Mary Large of Philipsburg and George McMurtrie returning from Mt Pocono with pheasants.
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Belvidere
Searica’ Hall
Delaware Bridge Co
D.C. Blair
Bay
New York
Mary Large
Philipsburg
Lommasson
Front Street
Ai Os
Geo. McMurtrie
Mt. Pocono
Fey
Dunn
Morristown
Samuel. Dunn
Ke DePue
Waalington City
Edwin Neuweh
WOW, We Co
Philadelphia
John Lantz
Kelsey
Ely
Third Street
Tonge
Tits Place
Nasmathor
Stockport
England
Alice Greene -Pishbayeh
Fhoekda
Sullivan
Juleleonler
Selvidere Athletic Association
Eaeby
Cudney
Retvitere
Satarday
Hye ttenry-Vincent
Atangushed Daheg Vincent
Ghatnuquia
Vincent
Stev
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Eeciidud
Frank Pierson
Eamluetra
Srroadabure
H. “Morgan
MR. Church
Rite Mountains
Conimik
Tohnaton
Tampon
Arethodiat
Sant
John
G. Voxel
Rev Teef
Pahiquarry. Mining. Co
Witl
Auibontlchen
Local Gossip From Spruce N Un And Vicinity
A scattered survey of visits and social events in Spruce N Un, Bernardsville, Easton, and nearby towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs J Fritts of Easton hosting relatives, Miss Grace Ballind from Manfield staying with her uncle, and a Halloween gathering at Anna Carhart’s home. The Missionary Society planned a public thank offering with Miss Florence Fellows of New York speaking.
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Geo. Reed
Bernardsville
Mass
Lulu Floghenburg
Taft
Walter Smith
Hampton
D. Achenbach
von Stanley
Easton
John M. Smith
Jon
Fritts
Easton Apent
John’ Fritts
Mies Sadle Castner
Watereaia Mea Elin
Achenbach
Woods
Mrd
Waverley
Alchield Springs
Ribet
Grace
Ballind
Manifeld
Lowlaisnith
Hugh Bowlby Hag
Stimpton
Howe
Fee Hares Alvah Lance
Lebanon
Mise Milan Ived
Mabel Fritts
Smith
Ken Walter
Chriss
Simith
Mabel
The
Missionary Society
Florence
New York
Stepilensburg
Catherine
Fritis
Steward Fritts
Inte Myers
Pleasant Grove
Stewaritts
Etta Apgar
Chester
Morris Milter
Returnh Blackwell Wag
Ter
New Brunswick
Derbert Beatty
A i
Community Notes From Marksrono Area Church and Socials
Local items report visits by Jacob Cooke and Miss Shannon to Preston Wildriol in Marilwesen and Biskstowna kinship ties. Listings note Mrs Kerr, Miss Primrose, Miss Stiplas and Layton family guests in Marksboro. Upcoming events include Ladies Aid fall supper on December 11 and a Sunday preaching candidate from Otisville.
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Marksrono
VMS Gree
Caery Kerr
Halnesburg
TAS Ars
Jacob Cooke
Bhas Tually
Preston
Mra Mayberry
Mita Elizabeth Primrose Pasaud
Alice Stiplas
Stroudsburg
Vos
Windlord
Lace
Kentriog
Biskstowna
Mra
L.yinhorn
John Lang
Otisvills
Pa Marksboro Church
Wht Lanterman
Daugh
Blackettstown
Slater
Win
A. Kerr
Clinton Kerr
Lucy
Johnsonburg
Hal T
John Burtt
Paterson
C. E.raub
Wditstown
Brent
Ars
E. W. Rica
Jefpry
Local notes from Norton and nearby towns
Obscure community items list residents visiting relatives in various towns including Jersey City and Hamburg and Asbury. Mentions Laura Johnston, Miss Laura Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. Chis Rodenburgh, and Amanda Yossellor. rebuilding efforts by Nathan Melligan for H B Stuing. social visits by Aira Smith, Mrs. Watson Welle and daughters, and Wesley Matthews. scattered references to Pattenburg and other locals.
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Norton
Ddie Johnston
Fleming
Hamburg
Amanda, Yossellor
Jersey City
Chis.Rodenburgh
Laura, Johnston
Asbury
John Johnston
Nathan Melligan
H. B. Stuing
Aira. A
WH. Smith
Watson Welle
Dirs
Wesley Matthews
Washington
Ant
M. Low
Fos. Gano
Pattenburg
Jos
alaGulra
Blste
Asat
New Discovery Promises Quick Sleep Amid Cough Warning
An old self care ad touts Dr Kin New Discovery as a remedy for persistent coughs and throat issues. It claims the first dose relieves symptoms and aids sleep, with a money back guarantee and prices listed, including two dollars. The ad cites Mrs ALF Mertz of Glen Ellyn and mentions distributors Bucklen Co in Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Kin —New
Discovery
Alf. Mertz
Glen Dlyn
Sing
Andrugelste
Moll
B, Bucklon & Co
Philadelphisiiar
St. Louis
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Anna Carhart
Conmreention
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Society of the Lutheran Church
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David Gobover
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Stassatt
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Jutland
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Annie Stires
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Henry
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Glen Gardner
John Sheets
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Jonas Fleming
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