Oxford Township Ordinance Notice and Crossing Plan
A garbled OCR reads as a township ordinance notice from Oxford County New Jersey, detailing consent for a crossing project at a town center. It references The Polytoolist council, local officials, and a crossing proposal affecting a center line and public reads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Waxford
Warren
Ustord
New Jeenay
Bridgevile
New Jersey
Tle
Katard
Warrea
Lea
Ivan
New Deetey
Serbiser li
Woolerses
Qsford
Roth
Vine
Poltteong
Osan Iront Companys
Weross
Tye
Apa Allen
Seripnines
Ysa
Townelhie
Joahnteone
Asediis
Geile
Montyes
Tyr
Wien
Pewshire
Cis
Close Vote In Townships Illusion of Election Turmoil
Belated election news shows mixed contests in townships. Greenwich saw no close races while candidates like Edgar Vrey and Verey Thatcher Wat Tiker won noncompetitive seats. several clerk and constable races featured party strongholds and urban precincts reporting minor margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Township
Bred Coeary
Roembican
Fred Pader
Edgar Vrey
Joby Cole Fee
Willian Supplies
Hertel
Cyraeles
Manellehl
Willians
Usts
Relybiote
Mixon
Widener
Willeweet
Sheradtil
Mar Carter
Cieels
A. Bush
Wallin Willever
Deine Crhert
G Rover Yank
Bwartsweller
Derris de Calleennavera
Asaith
Repartie
Robert Grant
Hackettstown
Common Council
Mersis
Beatty
Tools
Kilpatrick
Hazen
Cooke
Angle
Blessing
Citizens
A. G. Boellper
Far Ows
Clits
High Bridge Social Notices and Local Developments
High Bridge and Allentown areas see redevelopment as Witton Callahan repurposes the Joricoho MIE for new business by January 1. Community updates include councilman Ramsay’s illness recovery, Gorman visiting relatives, club entertainments, house rentals, and various residents moving or altering lives. The Chautauqua management shifts to Fanning with strong expectations for next year’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Bridge
Witton
Callahan
Allentown
Corncilman Elmer J. Ramsay
Mins
James Gorman
Somervile
Thomas Hill
Bundsy
Aliss Irene Ladle
George Corgan
Mus
Dames Ware
Cape May
A. Mahnkon
Tony
Alice Alpateh
Offewe
Morse Irak Conde
Mia Thomas
Tikar
Daughte
Mies Dieereude
Braniford
Conn
Therry Beavers
C. 1
Stuckwell
Bortington
Arew Selgar
Reaberg
Over
Mhursbiy
New Branewick
Terlevange
Vesiowly
Wiley Utebro
Wellesitet
L. Apgar
Jerrak
Charleston
Hull
Sumadiistha Howe
Mr and Dies
Baelery
Willams
Cimindangua
Wighridge Noxe Yeu
Si Fanning
Chartaingia
Sin High Bridge
Local Socials Include Visits and Church News
Mr and Mrs Robert Zeiller of News visited their daughter with Mr and Mrs Edward Miller over the weekend. Families including Burgen, Mowder, Nunn, Turner, Rush, Milles, Mayberry, Alpaugh, Moore, and Moore's Bastion Hospital were noted in weekend guests and visits. The Washington M F church Bible Class plans a Sunday night meeting from 7 to 8. The stewards announce an oyster supper Thursday night November 18 in the church basement.
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Jacob Milles
William of
Hacksellstown
Charles Mayberry
Ailsa Marie Alpaugh
Déacom
Mayberry
Dorothy. Moore
Bastion Hospital
Washington
Qlen Gardner
Anna Fritts
Newark
Meg
Emma Fritts
Spruce Run Luthertin Church
Atrs
Fulgar
Suits MekKron
McGram
Anki
Ann
Thomas Meyers
Dinellen
Joseph Somerg
Pred Miller
Stobert
Pintnfield
Miler
Aliss Elizabeth Mack
Bayonne
Nancy
AP Datis
Sheen
Bagirt CT
Conkling
Someouville
Mia
George Conkling
Tiny
Lucy
Local notes from Slackettstown area fill week with visits and events
The Slacketstown column reports activity in the Gil home and surrounding towns including moves to Trenton, the Warrenskirt Co opening a factory, and local residents such as Mr Lommason of Pompton Lakes visiting for the Huang opening. It notes church activities at Pennkity and Methodist churches, social entertainments, hunting by Town Clerk Boettger, and many visits among relatives and neighbors in Hackettstown Oxford and nearby communities. It mentions a fall and recovery, travel to Madison, and a birthday social planned by the Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slackettstown
Thomas Gil
Curele
Gilt
Trenton
Warrenskirt Co
Stanhane
Wiliam Lommason
Pompton Lakes
3Iyers
Brooklyn
Strahaner
Pennkiy Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Panto
Afartyn
C. OG
Young Peoples’ Church Associ
Hitler
Haviewell
Mli
Oof Stephensburg
Madison
Howe
Mora Chih
Hackettstown
Mise Sage
Vier Ath
C. CG
Big Leen
Presbyteria
Mills
Wilgaml
Hveto
Jim
Thoyer
Induries
Mie
Mikes
Anna
Allee Cliswvson
Sabla Heath
Eiram Sehnar
Oxford
Boetjavr
David Lands and Son
Iby Daceb Cummins
William Tommason
Mr. Landy
Johnsonburg
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Cokesbury
Peter Bhithower
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Rey Hamlin
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