Spruce Run Notes Reflect Church Growth and Local News
Sunday services drew a large audience for Rev. De Young’s sermon The Hidden Treasure. Several members joined the church while multiple local residents were noted visiting family, attending events, or traveling to nearby towns.
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Spruce Run
de. Young
Syeryons
Rov. Colina
Long Valley
Mise Helen Shively
Dunelin
Forey
Kira
Elmer A. Smith
A. Staith
Mina Pearl Costner
Vernon Hoffman
Readne
Edward Careman
Inslaw
Dire Foster T. Castner
Changewater
Kate
Anna Grubs
Mian
Mabel Smith
Eloiza Hawkins
Hampton
Emily Vangyckle
Clarence
William Flynn
Easton
Bayonne Social Guests Share Sunday Visits Across States
Bayonne residents hosted and visited relatives in Ohio New York New Jersey and Illinois over a series of Sundays. Names include Miss Marguerite Apgar Mrs. Nelle Bonghart Miss Evelyn Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Coniding among others as they gathered for family time.
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Glen Gardner
Misa Nellie Field
Bayonne
George Siegfried
Mise Jennie Vossler
Washington
Russell Cordon
Nel Hy Potter
Allee
New York
Ohio
Wm. Meclellan
B.C. Green
Robert Miller
Clam Frelyn
Irving Spvord
Plainfield
Marguerite Apgar
Changewater
Ater Bes
Nan Lance
Joseph Stegfered
Ronald Kleckner
Robert Pyster
Perth Amboy
Braxie Diake
Stanton Mr
Miley Jennie Derastresyer
Hampton
Slster
Sainey
Afra
Gearme Sletten
Ruth
Reulah Parraw
Whitamann
Mt. Pleasant
Fred O. Bush
von Treticiek
New Caatie
Mr. Bush
Z. We Bush
Callian
Jersey City
Mira Naner Murry
Minsen Frabeth
Rarah Mack
Georgs Coniding
Groven
Hudson
Mee
Tennie Avegents
J. B. Meyére
Tepes Ctl
Tewla Terie
Siilly
Ilanfoor
Wan
Stout
Changewateis
Uriah Garey
Totin Cavey
Ellenheth
Milas Harel
Vishting
Mdwand
Pini- Aula
William G. Gastar
Alrs
Eli Castnee
Mex
Aym
Fon " Wiley
Tinckettstowy
Jon Niner
Walter Hoffman
Broadway Stont
Atdates
Toho
Elizabeth Colina
Eblipseburg
Death Castner
Rordge
Marshall
Bordge
Pequast
Hayy Pyffer
Joseph Saverese
New York City
Port
Faverese
Min Saverese
Mother
Potatoes Reach Fine Yields In New Hampton Region
The New Hampton potato crop yields a fine quality with large size potatoes. On William Petry’s Change farm 400 bushels of cobbler and green mountain were grown, average weights around one pound. Nelson Hoppaugh harvested about 300 bushels with many one-pounders. Frank Tiyman’s farm reported two-pounders as the largest. Few decay cases noted. crop expected to store well. Also notes about residents moving and visiting, including Frank Baellin family moving to Long Island and Robert Umberger now bank chief in Chicago.
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New Hampton
William Petry
Change
Green Mountain
Nelson Hoppaugh
Frank Tiyman
Baellin
Long Island
N. Y
Robert Umberger
Chicago
Robert
Chicio
Evla Furmnan
Akron
Ohio
Prank Rymor
Abs
NL Coyle
Roy Feitte
Priitinshire
Miss Bectha
Ikeabeth Tritts
Laucn Coyle
Washington
John Btathews
Boston
Mira Edith Coyle
Raven Ray
Lawrence Coyle
Wratfold
Local families spend Sunday visits and a birthday gathering
An assortment of Madison and surrounding area residents visited relatives this Sunday. Names include McRaate family, Nunns of Treekport, Fowler of Washington, Belforth of Port Murray, and others. A birthday party at Roy Thomas’s in Borris Park was noted, with Dr. Moore set to preach on "The Dignity of Labor" Sunday afternoon.
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Hbldeine Fcleal
Holstein-¥ricaion Association
Afr
Arthur Pory
Piana Covtha Ara
Oxford
Gerener
Railroad Avenue
Jeraay Cli
David Knight
Port Golden
Bawart Westervott
Washington
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Anberson
Mro
Raymonet McRaate
Nertha
Madison
Aegid
Mires
Wileiom Wilner
Mae
Gilward
San Mitchel
Snowdins
Tockapa
Ineo Nunn
Treekport
Mrn
M Thomas
Rive
Geored Tisher
Verna
Robert
Ponwell
Marty
Roy Thomas
Borris Park
Thomas
H. Mier
Mr. Miler
Tionkettatortn
Tanet Coleman
Gs Wane
Hanpion
Lletelurell
Dr. Moore
Dangle
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Phupsburg
Waines
France
Danville
Leenement
Heenan
Fils
Treston
A. N. Clark
Mfr
RK. C. Ransome
Gibson Park
Dr. Ransome
Walter Elston visitors and local social notices
Walter Elston returns from Trenton Junction after a visit with his parents and relatives. Several Newark Hackettstown and Dover residents are mentioned visiting family, hosting guests, or spending weekends with relatives. Names include Mr. and Mrs. El ls Bilston, Mr. and Mrs. George Stadelman, Miss Ann Hayes, Mrs. Amal Widener, Mrs. Wiliam S. Marbury, Mrs. Emma Puffer, Mrs. Jane Kindred, Miss Mas Slonke, and others.
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Vienna
Presbyterian Church
Christian’ Church
Avening
Ide
Hilda Coulbern
Swander
England
Vialt Bee
Cantbear
Wiliam A. Harris
Milas Lenora Titman
Hackettstown
John C. la Faucher
Boligville
Mra
J. A. Linaberry
Misa Gussia Desty
Corrult’s Hospital
Faston
Mr. Letson
Newark
Edward Smith
Elizabeth
Megs
Ars
John Tims
Panisi
M. E. Epworth League
Mise Mildred Gulick
M. F. Ladies’ Aid
Ww. C. Johnsons
Theodore Hill
Warwick
Andron Howell
Aslington
B. B. Howell
Chautauqua
Hockuttstown
Walter Gasequary
Walter Elston
Trenton Junction
Ells Bilston
George Stadelman
Ava
John N. Marson
Mme
Winthrop Pane
Wreter
Wiliam
Marbury
Washington, D. C
Ann Hayes
Siater
Amal Widener
Misa
Ruth Handershot
Dover
Mex
Charles Churcher
Dlarence Churcher
Margaret Durmer
John Jaen
Emma Puffer
Geoorge Fool
Alphone
George Dawson
Hudson, O
Judd
Elizabeth Munro
Jane Kindred
James Coldwell
Ernest Hans
William Cramer
Phiadelphia
Howard Hans
Mas Slonke
Childvare
Mallia Drake
Lewis A. Hart
Sis Benny Munro
James Caldwell
Whitilek
New Haveo
Jacob Bailey
Local Notes From Hope Area Residents
Hope area residents are listed visiting relatives, traveling to Asbury Park and Atlantic City, and attending events. Multiple families including Hartman, Van Horn, Howell, DeRemer, Gibbs, McKnight, and Standingbear are mentioned with moves, visits, and social gatherings.
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Hope
Alpert Hartman
Philadelphia
Sarah
Hartman
Crurco’ & Wilson
George Stone
Stra
F.C. van Morn
Barbara
Verona
van Horn
Fohnsanburg
Wred DeRemer
Maagketts- Down
Stertt Nnrt
Jexne Gibbs
Farward McKnight
Cartiste
MeKnight
Diss Thuth Albertson
Belyldece
Georss Andross
K. T Wilson
Myra
Aml
Harald Greene
Edward Vasler
John Dilapentort
Atlantic City
Parente Teachers’ Association
John Aa. Swavan
Scranton
George Wole
Jersey City
George Zangerle
eSey
Tames
Wewarke
Pues
Miyerlaon Brothers
Bossie
Chautauqua Attendance Marks High for Warren County Event
The Warren Skirt Co in Machettatown hosted a Chautauqua with strong turnout and an evening program. Speakers included Z Marahan a Penn State teacher and Aretho Church minister. the Jupiter Chautauqua board led by Miss Helen Thorpe will handle junior tickets. Community notes list residents visiting and local social updates.
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Machettatown
Warren Skirt Co
Tyce
Z. Marahnan
Arethodist Church
Pennsylvania
Penn State College
Helen Thorpe Ia
Rebecca
Sunnybrook
Chautauqua Nrowram
Mra
Gray of
Orange
Joseph Spendlove
Mia René Spendlove
Aeveral Jaya
Millionaire incomes in United States cited
The story notes numerous individuals with high earnings, listing totals from $50,000 a year to over $2,000,000, with most millionaires said to reside in New York City. It references towns, states, and a peculiar quotation about a substance or group.
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Aires
United States
Chad
Thenity Nea
Yorke
Fragmented OCR note on Wilson and presidents influence
A distorted OCR fragment contemplates future historian views of Wilson and his presidency. It muses on memory, fame, and the role of technology in shaping political perception, with several garbled quotations and unclear context.
Women Voters Stir Campaigns and Public Debate
The piece surveys how women may reshape campaigns with questions on voting roles and candidate images. It notes men and women both weighing gender impact, predicts shifts in political engagement, and includes local anecdotes about public sentiment and civic duties.
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Politi
Alecun
Wifey
Home Office
Warren County
Huwever
Wade
Mater
Slater
Judge Fendolph Posts Kissing Ban Sign in Linwula Court
In Judge Fendolph's Linwula court a sign warns that kissing is forbidden in the precincts. The report notes tense exchanges and a likely dispute over decorum as two Gypsy suspects face vagary charges but are acquitted. The scene centers on the judge posting a clear ban and seating rules for the day.
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Dudge
Fendolph
Linwula
Rudyhrh
Ubey
Tudge Lindelph
Feu
Local Notices and School Dance Debate Summary
Fragmented OCR text covers school life with Nellie and Margaret and muddy shoes on a porch. Mentions a New York group and a church discussion on dancing schools and reform, highlighting concerns about misleading or questionable aims. No clear single event. contains garbled names and phrases.
Hell Is vit No Longer and the Crown Debate
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses Peter Melt of Chua hay facing jibes from Devons and strangers over his name. His son Otto attends little attention to terrisiers and a plea is recorded to Judge McGnarty for permission to poke an e out and place an a on the note. The family faces potential consequences in the future.
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Hell
Peter Melt
Chua Hay
Otto
Udite
Lev Ality
Merry Hell
Pellion
McGnarty
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