Obituary and Local Notices From Philipsburg Village
Morning service at the Presbyterian church mourns Mr and Mrs Hugh Masterson as a burial follows for a local resident. Community updates include visits by Willam Goodwin from Madison and Major Ripley’s passing, with notes on weather and road work affecting Greenwich Township and Philipsburg area.
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England
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Harry Sne
Lov. McCracken
Bert Weller
G. Appar
Theo. Hotline
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Tauny
Mary
Jennne Ant
Pearl
Bily
Tommy
Johnnie
Ingraham
Hainesburg Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Charley Ollander spent weekend with parents at Trelvisere. Nearby youths attended Carpet Bag social in Centreville. Miss Louise Quick and Miss Roan Umno visited Mrs. John Vinkurk’s home. Mrs. Sarah Rica visited Marksboro friends for a few days. Mrs. Santerlin to return in three days. Miss Lugio Vanileen stayed with Miss Minnia Dunfill in Knowlton. Tseob Allen guests with Tangor friends. Mr and Mrs. Qwat YnnSeoten of Vaile spent Sunday with the Beek family.
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Charley Ollander
Trelvisere
Centreville Wriday
Roan ‘Umno
Walnut Valley
Misa Louise Quick
Vail
John Vinkurk
Sun
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Marksboro
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Blairstown
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Mra
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Local notices mixing holidays, meetings and theft report
A jumble of town items describes church activities, weddings, and fairs plus a theft incident. Residents attended services at St Rése Catholic Church and St. Paul’s, with fairs, dances, and a wedding near Barrigom. A window burglary at Aira A. My Miller’s store is noted along with coatless business wage talks and turkey and egg price mentions.
Railroad Roundup of Accidents and Industry News
Amos McDonald a Central railroad retiree was killed by a wagon near Bound Brook. Mahlon K. Slaght of Lackawanna, after 34 years, is retired to Newton. W. Bulner of Wharton furnace died at Licks Wannk and Inez Feldey was killed by a passenger train. Reports on management health and potential leadership changes were denied. Railroad safety across Pennsylvania shows 8,653 deaths and 15,007 injuries in year ending June 20, with 2,019 killed and 89,800 injured last year. Pennsylvania’s Penn Company plants 50,000 young trees near Conewso to grow for rails. Lackawanna gains control of Chamberlain colliery at Fortarillo to resume work. Uniforms now required for most Pennsylvania railroad employees. objections noted. Social notes include visits, trips, and an impending wedding in Knowlton and Belvidera.
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Mahlon KE. Slaght
Lackawanna
Newton
Jobe Bulner
Wharton Furnace
Inez Feldey
Lickswannk
Wen
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Pennsylvania Company
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Schuylkill
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Scott's Emulsion Promotes Appetite and Flesh
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing fortifier for invalids, convalescents, and weak children. It urges use when appetite is low or diet lacks fat, claiming the product adds "flesh" and strength as a natural food supplement.
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