Woodglen wedding guests and local harvest notes
Saturday evening Mrs. G. C. Fareley hosted a reception for her son Peren ten and his bride marked by music dancing and festivity. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke Miss Mary Smith of Swimmity Miss Alice Anderson of Milburn and many others from Caton Mottmans and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Mrs. BT Hagerty of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coleman. Also noted were farm reports with corn husking and potato digging activity and a freak orange tree bloom observed, plus local social visits and weather-related frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Fareley
Peren
Ff. van Dyhke
Mies
Mary Smith
Swmmity
Mian
Alice Anderson
Milburn
Morris Fritta
Pitts
Newark
Hallowey
Hierklge
Hwackhammer
Long Valley
de. Lynece
Mavel Coyle
Hampton
Wnat
C. Kirby
Anna C. Kirby
John Angi
Sprig Valley
I. J. DeWitt
J. L. Hall
Taul Cowell
Woodgien
Catton and Mottmans
G. Ganther
Hagerty
Wash ‘Ington
Edward Coleman
Eliza Pritts
Glen Gardne
Ducal Jotts
Jaan
Ghurlis Smith
John’ Smallhuist
Hurke
David Smith
Sra
Ars
Eugene Cowell
Endenat
Turee Bridges
Unl
Ma. Vanloyke
Suramit
G. A. Farley
Motta
Yorks
Alrs
May
Kelsey, Chittordt
Emon
Cain
Emai
Social News from Meadow and Newark Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Davis Gable of Frank Jin and Ar visits, Mary Stencershot and Henry plus New York trips. Whitesell family visits Newark from Wednesday to Saturday as uncle John W Perk stays. Kathryn Kowallek hosted Bucaty from New York. Presbyterian society plans two plays Overheard on Depend and Maddion and Remedies with cake sales for church building. Proceeds support building fund and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Gable
Frank
Jin
Ar. Andates
Stencershot
Henry
Néleo
Mind Vialk
Orlenda
New York
Wiliam Whitesell
Weeneslay
Willy Sra
Mes
Kathryn Kowallek
Bucaty
Amixxiquiry Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Cranbenry Fund
Misa Mildred Brands
Newark
George I. Pous
Bayonne
Mircots
Mra
George
Mies
John T
Ferca
Tainwl
Amerman
Newack
Buniay
Mras Allee Lyons Tiag Ag
Danet Humphrey
Taltimora
Ary
Frank Twdebrant
Nitto Dnustiter
Bethlehem
Pasverg
Wilidebrants
Lewis Tartrum
Minnde
Terriborcy
Wrother
Virginia
Alentown
Elan Beavert
Misaea
Elizabeth
Mary ‘Terclperry
CG. H. Stanton
Clinton
J. C. Fendyraon
Kang
William of
Hardybung
Avram
Stutwers
Tigh Tridre
H.W. Hush
Plaintieg
Sune
IMA Patutits
Community Notes From Relowille Social Visit
A distant town record lists Mrs. Frank Groosty and Mr. Clarence Lyotsy visiting Relowille for several weeks with relatives. The text mentions Mr. and Mrs H C Troupherly and a dairy boy named Ellsworth Lloyd, plus several local residents and family gatherings over a recent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Groosty
Clarence Lyotsy
Relowille
H.C. Troupherly
Elleaworth Lloyd
Mia DE Ayird Eldwin
Ray Ot Weal Caldwell
Anwar Fe
Henry Crohasinn
Suonday
Ireny
Newark
Fred
Phiinield
Charis Cele
Cidifon
Free Union Mtr and Met John Tinawell Aid YouV
Weekend visit described with names and relations among Tinawell, Tawell, and Cammins families. Proximity to DC Millers, Elie, and Olive Milmervelt indicates a social gathering at Rowolund with Peter Zemaczki and Katherine Drake visiting from Vienna to spend Sunday with Mrs A A Drake and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
John Tinawell
Aid Vous
Vielat Dents
Puontest
Mes
Tawell
Mr Aml
DC Millers
Packs Cummins
Frank Kinney
Culo Auditor
Mit
Charter Larty
Rowolund
Cammins
Mita Eliseo Aml
Tenseville
Peter Zemaczki
Zymiski Wir Re J
Ldy
Olive Milmervelt
Katherine
Vienna
A. A. Drake
Glen Gardner Rally Day Service at Local Church
Vices will hold a church service next Sunday afternoon at the church. The Sundin school will move to Tit 2,90 and, after a short session, proceed to the pastor. Representatives of the school will be present and a program follows the rally day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundin
Strawberry King of Hunterdon County Takes Newark Outing
David Conover of Quakertown, famed Strawberry King, led a party of women to Newark for a four day outing. The group enjoyed theatre visits, automobile rides, and a celebratory dinner after a season of large, plentiful berries. Conover, successor to the late Hilton harvest king, rewarded loyal workers with the trip and praised their strawberry picking lading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Conover
Quakertown
Hunterdon County
Newark
Conover
Jerolman
Hilton
Thomas A Shields Democratic Candidate for House of Representatives
Thomas A Shields born September 22, 1881 in Hackettstown and a Warren County leader with a coal and building materials business. He studied agriculture chemistry and biology, ran the Shields Chamberlay Co, farmed, wrote on swine and conservation, and cites extensive railroad and engineering experience to justify his Washington bid for the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Shields
House of Representatives
Alden Shields
Hacketts I
Warren County
Hackettstown
Lafayette College
al Esthenate
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shields-Cham~bertaly Co
Shields
New Germen's Association
Swine Growers' Association
Board of Visitors
Jersey Agricultural Station
Foundil
Huckolstown
Wailer
Ware
New Jersey
Thom Shields
Perople
Signal
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Thneo
LONG
Ava
Frederik Beale
Mary Glen
Bay Tuy
CG. Bowdon
Little Ally
Gilbert Lunger
Nut
Mix
David
Trimmer
Raymond von Pelt Ix
Dee
Dia Haughine
Free Newion
Clifford Hopler
Vialilhe
Irving Drake
Planters
William ER Cross
Brooklyn
Foster
Kent
Irvington
Chale Thomas
Hickettstown
Lewis Applegate
Thomas McCann
Trenton
Wilk Angac
Daughte
Charles “Schmitt
Wharton
High Schoel
Victor Tyler
Providence
R. T
John Lance
Mary Pfeifer
Belleville
Verona
Glenn Lake
Bartley
Facey Ort
Barnet Larue
D.C
Philly
Dufford
High Bridge
Viz
Elmer Ramsey
Massimu Apgar
Washington
Mary
Henry .Botwear
Igh Belge
Ada Hoffman
Anthony
Free Union
Glen Gardner
Herrick
Sequeiliz Berea Ee Ee Herick Florist
Ante
Easton, PA
Northampton ST
Euch
M.kowitz & CO
Lehigh Sts
Easton
Main St
Phillipsburg
Thomas Alden Shields
Democratic
Lown Cone
York
Fle
Fhe Io Si Coma Ag
Hilis Avout
Wis
Flos
Aly
Sidola Business Holdings
U Rv
Ger Perls
J Ling
Tyre Board
Mm B
Enginuur
Anc
Facmec
Beada
Departmenty and
Thoroush
Sfairs
Iim
Qarte Ency Tates
George W. Seymour
Campliant
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