More Than Sixty New Members Join Church Service
The M E church reports a day of special services with large attendance and a strong turnout of new members. Sixty six were received into church membership, bringing total membership to 501. Financials show $1,791 pledged toward the organ debt and new organ costs, with substantial progress on the $6,000 debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paldog
M. E
Thachurch
George B Bowers
Ibis Thorch
Wyisilumily
Ginl Financialls
Ramaphe
Special Corset Demonstration and Variety Show
A corset fitter announces events from Monday to Saturday the 17th at Laubaur's Baston. The advertisement touts diverse acts at the Opera House including Miss Nettle Saylor queen of instrumentalists and a famed troupe with a dancing comedian and tambourine artist. Also noted are an inventory sale at Ay Marzeen’s and a hotel sale of Jacob Greveltin estate with property details in Bloombury.
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Laubaur
Baston
Anton
Opera House
de Tooudor
Nettle ‘Saylor
Willand
Boynnard
Boy Toledo
Jopgier
Montrose Douglasa
Tany Bloyeliat
Antoyelist
Walter Jogos
Footlight
Washington
Jacob ‘Greveltin
Bloom
Bury
Howard Lake Injured in Stagecoach Runaway Incident
Howard Lake, former proprietor of Laka's Mate in Flemington and Democratic figure in Hunterdon, was severely injured in a Delaware River runaway near Belvidere. John Beck lost control of the wagon driven along Route Riv, the wagon toppled, and Lake suffered multiple injuries including a broken ankle and wrist, with three ribs fractured. He remained on scene for two hours before medical aid arrived. he was then carried to Avery Ot's home and later to Belvidere for hospital treatment. Lake is expected to be crippled for life if he recovers.
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Iloward Like
Laka
Flemington
Hunterdon
Belog
Sheri
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Belvidere
Like
Barry
John Beck
Cunterville
Beck
Mr. Lake
Avery Ot
Bin
Bord
Byard of Thresholdorg probes Warren county Peace issues
A special committee reports on probing Igous methods of Warren county Justice of the Peace finances. The panel, led by Chairman Newman of Phillipsburg, will issue a partial report at the Board meeting on Wednesday November 11. Some justices face potential criminal liability for misplacing county funds. The investigation is broad and likely to continue beyond November 11 with possible criminal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresholdorg
Warren County
Jostlcea of the Peace
Newman
Phillipsburg
Thas Gome
Rainet Nartairy
Petitions for ing council push for immediate street repairs
Citizens sign a 9800-name petition urging urgent Park Street and New Street improvements in Washington borough. Council debates petitions, delays decisions, and schedules hearings on openings and remonstrances while minor repairs and finances are discussed. Local officials weigh street conditions, water drainage, and future funding.
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Thor
Common Council
Basbeca
Wiliam Harron
tTmn
Honoaaiut
Cosrafton Cocker
Tor Borova
Washington
Lance Ealdt
Barron
Park Street
Wes
Alexander Hough
Transtate
St. Jeffery
Bartron
Suck
Atrest
Btryker
Mir Jeffre
Wiliam Darron
Electric Light Plant Sold to New York Buyer
The Washington Electric Light plant, owned by a Wilkesbarre group for three years, was sold to Harry Ruail of New York. The deal closed last Saturday, price not fixed but believed around 25 000 dollars. Ernest C. Ward remains local superintendent. The Wilkesbarre group invested about 5 000 dollars in upgrades and now trade the plant for a sacrifice.
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Lance
Connells
Jeffery
Connel
Sayers
Walla
Rash
Lance Cald
Tornehing
Piahigh Survey
Saplomber Cevens Agustine Sesnesisenrensae
Washington Harness Clore
Ing Darncas
Erg
Gardner
O. N. Sarope
Eddy Valve Co
Hyd Win
Wright
Carlloga
Washington Electric Light Up
Warren Tidings
David Baytron
Ogden Smith
J.H
Washington
Ectric
Con Rally
Wilkesbarre
Harry Ruail
New York
Tuia
Reed
Dow
Ernest C. Ward
Ieda
Wilkenbarre
Readat
John Kerr
Hackattstown
Mr Cooke Responds To Dolweetle War Exaggeration
Letters from Mr Cooke defend his family against sensational allegations in a local paper. He denies injuring his wife Myra and explains the dispute over their daughter, stating the claim stems from neighbor misperception and urging fair treatment. He emphasizes honesty and community trust.
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Emtor Sran
Gaoras
Townsbury
Golne
Mra
Khrank
Myra
Cooke
Ata
Arcaly
Axoran
Coorg
Towndoory
Dr Johnson Chosen Pastor in Washington Presbyten Church
A news item reports Dr John Johnson chosen as pastor after a meeting last night at the Washington Presbyterian church. Born in Quebec, age 43, he studied at Queens University and prior served in Chanman, WI before moving to Clifton Presbyterian church. The piece notes his ordination and career path.
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Johnson
Catellen
L'Sizinal
Quebec
Speara
Queens Ualneralty
Cauda
Canada
Presbyteriam Cuutch
Chanaionl
Wharton Street church pastor honored in Clayton election
A Philadelphia presbyterian pastor, Frederick W. Johnson, leaves Wharton Street to serve Clayton New Jersey. The call results show strong support with 67 ballots and unanimous action by church leaders. property improvements and growth noted.
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Romerastinna
Joan Nop
Ravi
Clydeef Birton
Eldar S P. B
Oversea
de Jsingen
The
Wharton Street Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Agatoat
Clayton
Bia
South Jersey
Yoonnals
Wharton Street
Alxty
Sudelon and Board of Trustees
Clayton Aeveral
Thare
Washington firemen miss Annual Alientown parade in rain
Firemen woke to a heavy equinox storm that canceled the Great Alientown Men’s parade plans. Washington’s department lost the train trip, canceled by Hoboken, while a public oath and banner presentation proceeded at Opera House Hill. Senator Johnston Curroish spoke of civic pride as Wo. A. Stryker accepted the emblem.
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Attacming
Alientown
Washington Firemen
Osief Smith
Hoboken
Ltizena
Gael
Suverat
Bialdes
Hiuse Hill
George Washington
At & Cobol
Johnston Curoish
Washington
Lowwellit
Peyagentor
A. Stryker
Anniversary Celebration of Ladies' Aid Society at Presbyterian Chapel
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society marked its 25th anniversary with a decorated, music filled program in the chapel. Members reviewed the society’s history, donations toward church work, and its continued support for the church, followed by refreshments and social time among attendees.
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Presbyterian
Ladies’ Aid Society
O. R. Ford
J. A. Johnnoton
Faa’ Mabel Jenkins
Mijas Mary Byavera Gava
Willard Alloger
J. Hy Johnston
Miles Lonlea Kennedy
P. W. Wandling
Poother
Louisa Kennedy
Ae Wan
Mea
Alieger
C. Ward
Mies
Ethel Hahn
James Doo
Wo. A. Stryker
Largo Company
Pondemot
Fta
Candylabra
Mia
Joseph VW
Johnston
A. W. Creveling
Arna
Mra
Jos
W. Johnston
Misa Margaret Wandiing
Willard Adleger
Ces
John Gorobaker
Nhe
Sama
J. Bowihng Thompenn
Belue Aire
Bowman Thomprson
Joseph We Jownston
Willim Shields
Urafry
J.B. Fulper
Thompson
Theva
Jno
EL Wobater
J. B. Ts
Tae Wowen
Ibertelamonte
Scolbles
Carberty
Leetares
Dm Ieee
D. Noth
Manibera
Society For the
Renalia
Tiny
E. B
Afra. OF
Kane
Mra Wiliam Bshtelda
Mrealdants— Mies
Kats Mi ‘Shielde
Ai Arguret
Wi Mog
Pas
Painting Contracts At Baldwinville Churches
A letter from Hist. Bird of Weslington reports Baldwinville New York churches, including the Balwinsville Catholic church, engaged painters Osterhout and Lockwood. They priced ceiling and wall work at six dollars per gallon, estimating several jobs totaling about 125 to 160 dollars for painting contracts and labor.
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Bird
Weslington
New
Sir
Baldwinsville
N.Y
Slevara
Osterhout & Lockwood
Zallong
Bama
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