Quakertown and area residents gather for a Sunday visit
High Bridge and Hackettstown communities share a busy Sunday with many travelers, visits and greetings. Local names frequent social calls at Quakertown and nearby towns, including Cawley relatives from Anbury, Mrs Doyle, and Mrs Higgins of Jersey City, plus numerous family and church connections across Somerville, Clinton, Newark, and New York.
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Lavy
Saururdnay
Somervills
Theresa McChniey
Ler Rater
Annes McGinley
Thert Ottourke
Arey
New York
Bilaabeth
Wis
Eeriuts
Lfeatiaibienn
Bishy
Bvanasie
Winifred
Ae Milthe Valley
Serennel
Milas
Arto
A. Abelian
Geri
Walasye
Tier ToMeps
Dorn Dali
Bineau
Elmer Sos
MD Dielpark
Dee Pose
Sra. Phow
Sregar
Henry Enwesot Kedite
Cab
Ehurebot
Joey
Pho
Clare Fave
Bayer
Horgrer
Challen
Mion Ink
Ehnnegdy Blagly
Mids Kline Genbnecht
Clint
Samuel Chevenine
Korey
Elven
Jersey City
Ana waudeviNer
Norfolk
Axbury
Relatiwak
Atra
Win
Aleos
Mes
Ara Avi Boo Cawloye
Wren
Dover
Relives
Local residents share visits and family news in New Jersey
A string of social notices from Hackettstown and nearby towns lists weekend visits and gatherings. Ira Trimmer stayed with his parents in Fairmount. Mrs Adele Reed hosted relatives in Wrakestown. Mr and Mrs Fritts marked birthdays with friends and family. several neighbors and relatives from Beatyestown Tackettstown and Schooley's Mountain were guests at various homes.
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Prine
Apgar
New York
Ira Trimmer
Fairmount
T. Sutton
Calfon
Jacob
A. T. Tann
Joln MM
Woreey City
Ada Reed
Wrakestown
Smith
Twolloway Sargent
John Rive
Achooley's
Mire
Walter
Nowell
Hackettstown
Pasead
Bake
Fritta
Grover C
Jas. Valley
Fritts
Taimbert
Benty
Edeh Bridge
Vialt Irionde
Mra
Toti” “Batie
Anita Ish
Chas
Battin Lek
Brooklyn
Sirah Todd
Beatyestown
Samuel M. Siltcer
Theo
Carpenter
Tackettstown
Slater
Daughter
Ata Kinnaman
Schooley'a Mountain
Community notices and local visits in a small town
Broad way Prink Strum discusses building a new house on a large lot near the church. Mrs Bowers reports a new turn on her property adjoining the church. Mr and Mrs Crats visited Mrs Sage Smith in Tocksbury. Mrs Cruts and Mrs Barnie Bay visited from Oxford Bint. Mrs Peter Gingles from South Finnton guests of Mr and Mrs Boul. The schoolhouse near by is praised by the State inspector as one of the best buildings. Mrs J E Bowman hosted the Epworth League with music and social time after the business hour. Mrs WeoV Berry received a surprise visit from friends in Washington on Thursday. Participants included Mrs DiNey, Mrs Sup man, Bre He Sharman, Mrs Pritts and Mrs Cook.
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Hacketustown
Newark
Thayford
Visting
de Maing
Tottus Antors
Phelan
Wilts
Timan Hist
Newark Iustnesd College
C. C.f
Fishep
Mrn. White
Medgestown
Mes
Holand
Norerad
Daysty Town
Ara
Verey
Mra Anan Dickonians
Miran Afra
Maurice Corcorian
Nance
Daigheer
Mead
Mier Welah
Im Westford
O Siexel
Heb
Haghettstown
Mra
Dhubert Wallace
Washington Street
Newton
Robert Kiangwis
Trenton
Hin Yextment
Mika Lydia Damiin
Fe Hoy
Whatington
Miz Lan Burrows
Arn
A. SW. Pebmon
Mit
de Pothryy
Stewart White
Chee Dan
Tay Cove
Shen Cynthia
Lespita
Gina Smiths
Dose Smith
Chas
Mattsie
Ali Peter
Mies
Mis
Doe
Albl
Elisha
Drake
Mies ‘Tavier
Tavervale
Misslorence Wilcox
Aehonk Gieulty
Parwonige
Meg
S. Bedaekeon
Sidieday
Leaekii
Will Catebhehi
Hackettstown
Rachel Cyphers
Wales
Vienna
Andrey Cumming
New York
Dev
Lubbard
Mfuthodtat Hurgh
WD. Gulick
Wid
John Tiros
Gwickson Suny
Gulick
Leudi
Arcund
Jos. Dennis
Pennosivenia
Ube
Tobira Ak
Mmmeberry
Samuel Wilson
Toc
Fc Mexe
Hlasen Ployd
Broadway
Prink Strum
Hig
M.rs. Bowers
Crats
Sage Smith
Tocksbury
Srutayy
R.A. Cruts
Oxford
Barnie Bay
Peter Gingles
South Finnton
Boul
Wroin
Noarby
J. E. Bowman
Epworth League
Weov
Berry
Washington
Tmrursday
Eso Presant
DiNey
Ars
We Sup
Local notices include society events and meetings
Fragmentary notices list Hadleys Aid Society meeting and a Republican gathering during Mrs Win Cole’s time. Mentions Shiner Golo, Millia Stout, and Henry Sanda at various homes with scattered references to Brew Seminars and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micichel Cole
John Thatcher
Lemensen's Glen
Hadley’ Aid Society
Mdoe
Arborea
Win. Cole
Shiner
Gor Nih
Magen
Ol’ Henry ‘Sandau
Barson
Unreadable OCR Brief Reflects Fragmented Local Notes
Fragmentary readable text shows names and events with scattered references to persons and dates. The garbled passage mentions a Tuesday entertainments, a celebration, and a pastor, but details are unclear and many words are corrupted. The item reads like a clipped society note or community notice with insufficient context to identify a clear event or outcome.
Oxford Town Meeting Notices On Route Elections
A fragmented OCR note describes town meetings and electors in Oxford and White for multiple districts. It mentions Warrants, routes, and officials including governors and surveyors, with references to Oxford and surrounding areas, and a focus on local governance procedures.
Ladies and Children Fashion Bargains in Coats and Suits
Clothing sale lists coats in Cheviot and Boucle, plaid sport coats, broadcloth and serge styles from $4.80 to $25. Includes winter coats in Astakhan and Persiana to $25, skirts from $2.98, Styleplus and English suits from $11.95 to $16.25, raincoats $10.50, hats $1 to $2.50, and assorted men’s and children’s undergarments from 39c to $4.50 with various knit and wool options.
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Astakhan
Boucle
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