Bargains for You During August at Fitts Bee Hive
August bargains advertised by Fitts Bee Hive highlight Wash Waists, ready-to-wear summer garments, muslin underwear, ladies wash suits, lawn wrappers, ribbons, wash and white goods, and inexpensive undergarments. Numerous items list steep discounts with limited quantities, urging quick purchase before prices change. Includes waist prices from 2 69 to 0.79, dresses and gowns, lawn fabrics, percale and bateistes, and mens and childrens undergarments marked down to low figures.
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Victoria Lawn
REWS LETTERS CONTINUED FROM BROADWAY AREA
Miss Cora Smulth of Asbury and Bitns Edna Hasard of Jeraty City wore Sunday gubste of Mrs. Wine Hoayeter. Many local residents were noted visiting relatives and friends, with weddings, rehearsals, and school openings mentioned amid a stream of scattered social updates and arrivals in Columbia and nearby towns.
Local notes from Atone Church area and surrounding towns
Local items report visits and travel of residents from Atone Church and nearby towns, including Edith Miller and Louis Ink with Mixw Nettla Van Horn. Gideon Bowerslef's Bytulo visit. Abraham Cooper family returning from Mondry. Dr. and Mrs. McKinney visiting Philadelphia. Lacey of Connecticut visiting Mrs. Bolleck in Brooklyn. Miss Lona Westbrook taking a telephones post. Mrs. George C. Snover and children visiting Bangor. Andrew Steele and Willan and Raymond of Newark as guests. Florence Kinney honored at church, Lottie Black moves to teaching primary. community donations for church work.
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McKinney
Philadelphia
A. D. Hildsbrant
Bmias Lacey
Connacticut
Bolleck
Brooklyn
American Inn
Jattar
Woo. van Aradate
Stanhope
Isaac Gibbs
Lottie -Black
Pranki Ang
Hermonachoo
Frank Kerr
Congratu- Indona
Eudwood Bwayze
Mise Lona Westbrook
Joan Miller
Swill
Mra
George C. Snover
Rand Children
Bangor
Mon
Hice Gale
Andrew. Steele
Willan
Raymond
Newark
de N. Steele
Shore
Burt Roemint
Aliss
Lottie Black
Snd
Kinney
M.vin Horn
Dna
Mr. Kinney
Mra. Kinney
Portland
Bird
J. N. Steel
Bor Ser
Sagt
Local Social Notes From Trangulleley Area
Frances Drake of Andover and Leah Sutton of Nawton spent time with relatives. Ernest Pollard of Newark visited town. Mrs Alexandria Rulon ill with typhoid fever. Soldiers reunion at Benjamin Hamilton's drew crowds after sunny Friday. Next reunion near Greens Food. George Coleman family hosted Milford guests. Rev William Porter Townsend officiated services in town and Grasnavile. Linlie Runion visited family in Sumartt. Leah Hendershot has left Tabor home after two months illness. Various guests and travel, with minor incidents and local chatter.
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Trangulleley
Frances Drake
Andover
Cooper
Misa Leah Sutton
Nawton
George Lewis
Ernest Pollard
Newark
Alexandria Rulon
Benjamin Gamilton
Ehrht Ghia
Huntaville
Belun
Hamilton
George Oper
Greens
George Coleman
Hire
Elizabeth
Kennedy
Homrs
Milford
C. Ice
Porter Townsend
Everittstown
Jnand
Bunday
Grasnavile
Linnle Runion
Sumartt
Sealeo Leah Hendershot
Jon Tabor
Basta Meriers
Howell and Slater
Newton
Blairtons Hotal
Springlawn Family News From Local Gatherings
Springlawn families including Mr and Mrs John Warner and Mr and Mrs Benny Zuller with relatives from Allentown and Caypantoraviile enjoy a Sunday visit. Alfred Young attends as nephew, Mrs Shipman and son travel nearby, Rae Mins of Hoboken remains enroute. Harvest Home event at Greenihou Park drew attendees despite inclement weather.
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Springlown
John Warner
Benny Zuller
Ana Mra
Iyane Zeller
Coun
Miss Hendrick
Allentown
Art “Jr
Thie Place
Frank Maellak
Alena
and Arter
Caypantoraviile
Alfred Young
Aitpuna
Tia Nephovw
William Shipman Sobnstown
Shipman
Rae
Nz Rugsoly
Chrystal
Atatoly
Will
Local notes on reopenings and gatherings in Johnsonburg area
The township schools reopened for the term last Monday. Lordly and Mrs. Howard Bhimer of Baltimore visited relatives here last week. Edith Cline hosted a year party with twenty Pineyburd friends. Mrs. Elinor Shiffert visits Allentown. Mr and Mrs Harry Lippincott of Philadelphia were guests of Whitfield Meyers. Porch crops exceed expectations with baskets per day. Bley Shittert and Robert Reiley tubed at Cranberry Lake. T K Bennett builds a wagon hand cart. Rev J H Gardner visited Drew Semipary and hopes to return Sept 2002. Gatherings drew many locals, welcoming strangers. Harvest home activities wind down as recreation ends and interest shifts to church and church-school life. Gardner and John Fark went to Water Gap. Thomas Robbing and family, NyVoe binder, and Rev J H Gardner attended Harmony Sunday school plants. The scene closed with a sense of decay from stark to osh.
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Columbia
Miga
Chaman
Nyareth
Viedora
Mra
Hartzel
Misa H. Perry
New York
Milton Die
Stones Church
Ofrs
R. Albert
M, Michaels
Jessie
Margaret Michaels
Stroudsburg
M. Winters
Etney
Our Town
Clemens
Arlington
Pareta
A. A. Tallman
Bonda
Rooksburg
Rey J- D
Allman
Rebecca Case
Phillipsburg
Katie Lumpkin
I, Cresaman
Mise Dusma Dodge
Washington, D. C
Win White
Mitte Bay
Helen Roseberry
Virginia
Rush
Montana
Philipsburg
Ira Good
Rod Vannairn
Lal Wack
Blanch
Folt
Mary Reccer
Philadelphia
J. A. Young
Misa Sallia Fall
Eyton
Atay Natalo Cregar
Yswtoe
Jones McCracken
Nmivs Rice
Jaistor
Vlenna
Walker
Wttle
Briti
Neo
Win
Elahpangh
Soboola
Mire Sadle Howell
Petersburg
Caton Brugler
Vienna
Mr. Beas
Danville
Aber Bros
Aie Mnaon
Belog Bullt
Nelson Ayera
Numbor
D, L
Prandy
Hackettstown
George Sutton
Christian Church
Sutton
Johann
Mover
Nhiagant
Milton
N.J
Samues Johnson
John Martenty
Newark
Howard Bhimer
Baltimore
Edith Cline
Elinor Shiffert
Allentown
Cranberry Lake
T. K. Bennett
J. H. Gardner
Drew
J H. Gardner
John Fark
Water Gap
Thomas Robbing
Voebinder
H. Gardner
Harwony
Stark
Olsh
Fragmentary Notice From Wartety Court Incomplete Text
A damaged OCR fragment describes a legal or official notice with references to Wartety Court and dates near March. The legible parts mention a person named Lani Cains and a list of names or items, but most details are unclear.
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Cnn” Cfo Laverty Torre
Ieee Meres
Dr E E Beatty of Newton New Jersey Promotes Digestive Health Guide
Dr. E. E. Beatty of Newton New Jersey publishes a detailed treatise on stomach and digestive system disorders. The work covers radiant energy therapies dietetics and biomedical methods, aiming to advance understanding and treatment through specialized research and library resources.
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E. E.B. Beatty
Newton
New Jersey
Raaiekexpraving
Vlvclines
Medellon
Vtec
Fermi
Blank
E. E
Beatty
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