Deaths and obituaries from Green's Bridge area
David Johnson longtime detective at Lehish Walley Baltroad and watchman at Taylor Wharton plant dies after shock from son’s shooting. Mary Regina Comerford nurse and daughter of James Comerford dies after long illness. William P Wilkinson Hackettstown druggist dies from heart neuralgia. Oliver Fritts 78, farmer with survivors and funeral held at Linden.
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David Johnson
Green’s Bridge
Nhoe
Johnson
Lehish
Walley Baltroad
Taylors
Wharton Plant
David
Mauch Chunk
Mattie Keller
Coral Steele
Sylvester Johnson
William Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Simon Johnson
Florence Leavener
Aliss Jramin Johnson
Philliipnburg
David Johnson, Jr
Yeho Ds
Sinan
Syfer
Willign
Claeetee
Mary Regina Comerford
Mies
Mary BR. Comerford
James Comerford
Highborn
High Bridge
Easton Hospital Training School
Taylor Wharton Trontal Steel Company
Miss Comerford
Anna
Margaret
Titele
Elizabeth
Anes
Joseph Comerford
Comerford
St Jospeh’s Church
Preht Aral
Iran
Owhiel
J. J. Mahoney
Lambertville
J. O’conner
Eret
C. J. Brevan
Highridge Parish
St. Mary's Cemetery
Plainfield
William P. Wilkinson
Williem P. Wilkinson
Hackettstown
Wikingen
William P. Shielda
Newton
Main Shreet
Oliver Fritts
Liamden
Clinton
Henry ‘Mac. Guivray
Geundin
Grandi
Frits
Shoelis
Iiwin Moser
Flamden
Obituary notices from Pattenburg and nearby towns
Fragmentary notices report multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. Individuals named include a seven year old boy from Pattenburg, a James Hann and James Stann associated with Pattenburg, and several survivors across Englishtown, Phillipsburg, Stroudsburg, and Knowlton. Other obituaries mention Emma Harris, Mrs Fong Hayes, William Flynn, Naomi Eade Hlavinow, and John Tuller with scattered details on burial, church affiliations, and ages.
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James Hann
James Stann
Pattenburg
Tr. Betts Hospital
Barton
Beiday
Diughe Cer
Morris Stockton
Oliver Vann
Pattensburg
Charles and
Wiliant
Phil
Jineburg
Theodore
Engilahtown
Harry
Winston Salem
N.C
Mia
Anna Hann
Englishtown
William, Silverthorn
Thackettstown
Rages
Tank
Emma Harris
Fong
Hayes
Knowlton Ehurch
Juhiel
Cluntess
Adele Aide
Presbyterian Church
Knowlton
William Flynn
Wiliam Flynn
Revse Court
Philipsburg
Stephen
Phillipsburg
Mary
John Meyer
Keyport
St. Sts. Philip and James’ Catholic Church
Great Lakes seaplane race claims vast viewership and feats
Monday news reports 900000 witnessed a Great Lakes seaplane race near Detroit with planes averaging 212.60 miles per hour. crashes occurred but no flyers were seriously hurt. The article lists multiple oddities and notable events, including a convict’s death in New York and World Series prize shares for Yankees and Giants. It also notes railroad shopping delays and labor conditions, plus various local notices and biographical mentions.
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Deceoit
Widlun Aime
Gailery
Grand Central Station
N.Y
Giants
Yankees
J. Curran
Wilkes
Baressay
Lackawanonn
le Wey
Delaware and Hudson
Central HR
New Jersey
Corayiteyer
W. R
Oplenla
Steike
Lcr
Rilyoad
Lecal Steikes
Iss’ Liltine
Gatlin
National Association of Aviition
San Fiancisco
New York
Digitnec
Medieal Society
State of Aaelawire
William He Viendlerbilt
Ager Augusta
Yale
Wordman
Pevonie
Hope
County Almshouse
New Townsbury
Fragmented OCR Tale of Trials and Trials and Trials
A garbled news fragment mentions a long peri od of over 35 hours and a failed sun stop from San Diego to New York. It references Dr Cruchet and marine biology ideas, a public health case in Holidaysturg Pa and a charity drive in Francs. The piece cites Lloyds Register and a Governor prize for Astory-Usk.
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Realy
Whl
San Diego
Cal
New York
Capito
Washington
Sonverrin
Holidaysturg
Maida
Thordeaux
Franes
Seeder Ja
Shiplunding
Lloyd's Register Armistics
Atyertie ii
Adaprian
Maitchil
Socien
Hampton Rally and Class Plans At Local Parish
A Hampton area rallyDay program details outreach for a parish school with new classes and leadership, including a women’s class led by Miss Pidpps and Mrs Apsara8. Nearby, a hospital patient, Antie Kenna, 39, leapt from a second story window causing serious injuries. Fire destroyed Wendell Hawk’s new home in Carpentersville, with neighbors unable to salvage the building or contents.
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Elisass
Oelock
Antie Kenna
Easton Hospital
Kenta
Martins Creek
Sheavyleh
Carpentersville
Wendell Hawk
Carpenterview
Jersey
Carpenterville
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