Local notes from Washington area include fairs and failures
The Washington Star reports on events from Newton Blairstown and nearby towns. Highlights include a harvest home and pig roast, a reopening of the Geran Halls school with Miss Lynda Oaborn in charge, and a county fair planned by the Presbytery at Newton. Also noted are factory layoffs at Taylor iron works, concerns about Lackawanna railroad needs affecting High Bridge, a fatality near Phillipsburg, and plans for a silk parade banner for Allentown festivities.
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Changswater
Geran
Lynda
Yondue
Fr. Lawton
Aabury
Batarday Nezs
Newton
Blairstown
Toneday
Ts . Lee
Broadway
Bartvog Swayze
Wedulog
Mia
Caleb Swayze
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Ofivera
Portland
John F. Hughes
Greenwich Township
Greenwich Presbyterian Church
Lehigh Street
Easton
Washington
Thada
Jasob Frome
Karraville
George Hildebrant
Hope Township
Hildabrant
Linda Barry
Slenday
Mth
Bixson
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Buffalo
Hremen’s
Gabington Steamer Company
Allentown
J. R. Bryant
Willard Alleger
Todge
Oxford
Gheswida
Robinson
Philadelphia
Holman
Breton
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Wreblogton Mardelin
Byverzbody
Death of P. S. Petty a well known storekeeper
The obituary details the sudden paralysis and death of Peter S. Petty, a longtime Washington businessman at 19 Belvidere Avenue. It notes his birth in Washington, family ties including wife Julia, sons Daniel, John, and Henry, and daughters Elizabeth and Eva. It records his father a wheelwright, his work history at a confectionery, and the family letters surrounding his later years. Funeral arrangements set for yesterday afternoon with interment in Washington Cemetery.
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Nehligton
Patty
Winbington
Polly
Willy
Hhain
Ideloek
Tna
Thomison S Petty
Broad Street
Dora
Ywrsbey Inston
John Petty
Washington
Belvidoro Avouua
Hls
Jonathan
John
Elizabeth Patty
Blu
Sra Morgan
West Washington
Henry Woodling
Brags Natin
Wif
Eurrives
Jolla Hol
Hackettstown
Daniel AL
Atwoor C
Eva
Ligzle
Henry
Waatlington
Petty
Washington Methodist
Eheten Dirive
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Pasetorate
Fis
Rev
D. B. FP
Randelph
Mod
Aled Frover
Morris
Bayonne
Saacou
3Dze
Susan Abdio
Tah No Wialoy
Theodore Ablé
Washingtoo
D. C
Aotuer
Misses Bagkor
Carrie Leasa Beve
New York
Mirs
Frank Brangle
Andrew Jonkina
Mexico
Vlalting
Andray LH. Gott
Jonen'oualness College
Eutoo
Foose Crovelleg
Harry Creveling
Towacda
Pas
Ber
Boms Ob Suneay
Tao Novae Baseball Club
Phillipsburg
Bingomaburg
Escura Oo
J.J. Fisher
F. Wagner
Dtacangle
Kratmer
Mrg
Mlosloger
Whiteenbarre
Euroton
Charlotte Parker
Mises Eliz
Chirlotte
Trenton
Mra
Luthor
Parker
Mary
A. G. Creveling
John T. Bird Wan
Exphemia Dulsitor
Tuceday
Woengaday
Mr. and
Aira
Theodore Tioaman
Sire Mary ¥. Smith
Local Social Notes and School Reopening Announced
Port Colden and nearby residents return home after visits and entertainments. Public school reopens next Tuesday Bapt. Ltd with Masel Anderson of Oxford as teacher. Various residents and visitors from New York City Brooklyn Vienna Changewater and Bayonne are mentioned, including travel details and family gatherings.
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Mies Ben Apgar
Harri
Sgranton
Starker
Bapt. Ltd
Dias Masel Anderson
Oxford
M. Dell Starker
Gravatt
New York City
Kern
Brooklyn
WS. Opdyke
David P. Nunara
Robert Hance
Bayonne
Julia Caving
Jat Nay City
Jiobert DeReamer
Yacailoh Vith Hia Marente
Mire
J. W. Dovemner
Jacob Starkorth
Kitcheen
Osevaad Notes Marriages Obituaries In Bloomsbury Area
Osevaad reports the marriage of Misa Hide W. and Jobe Corteieat at the Presbyterian church with reception at the bride’s home. The groom works in copper mines at Culbo. Also noted are local obituaries for David Thomas aged 18 and Wm. Stout Sr, with funeral services in St. Rose’s Church and Catholic cemetery. Bloomsbury church activities, weddings, sermons, and social events are summarized, including teachers’ appointments and bazaar plans by the Ladies Aid Society.
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Osevaad
Misa Hide W
August Nelson
Jobe Corteieat
Caloo
W. J. Mawhinney
Culbo
Belde Hag
Donfield
David Thomas
Jabez Thomas
Asia
Taamaavand
Frank
May. Rand
Margaret
St. Rose's Catholic Church
Father McConnell
Wmn
Stout
Old Homestead
Hes
Macaus
Theodore
Oxford
Bloomsbury
J. J. Flaber
Tamaqua
Presbyterian
J.B. C. Rhodes
Harald
Rosella
Rhodes
M. E
Charmitta Parker
Evas
Charlotto
Orortenos-Fridaemornine Syaller
Fefonda
Dilda Eliza
Misa Charlotte
Trepton
Mies
Anne Tomilson
Miey Sprath
Binith
Thoreday
Wesley Martin
Newark
Alonzo Phillipa
Louis Sinclair
Phillipehur
John T. Bird
Toba T. Gird
Trenton
George Gardner
Boston
Rex. Deuker
Philadelphia
Adrianna Crovelley
J.J. Fisher
Tomiqua
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bloomnebury Presbyterian Church
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