Marhsboro Gentle Socials and Local Industry Notes
Miss Cora Armstrong of New York visits at her home from Friday to Monday. The Mitchell heirs sell the tract known as Mitchel's Grove near Johnsonburg. Cement plant work advances with a 120 foot smoke stack foundation nearly complete. School officials appointed for Frellipghareen town and nearby districts. Many residents attend visits, teas, and gatherings in Newton, Cranberry Lake, Dover, and surrounding towns. Local clergy host a welcoming reception for Rev. Richardson Teysod. Community events include a pig roast, a Red Men gathering, and farm visits among families and friends.
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Anton C. Brugler
Scrantog
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Misa Grace Awisher
Newton
Andover
Cranberry Lake
Edward Reo
Hope
Washington
Vienna
Buttzville
Ailsa Olata Youmans
Dover
Branchrills
Frankin
Deckertown
Huntaville
Alvah J. Walters
Social News Roundup From Neighbors and Relatives
Mrs M- Jobrigon and Frank Ream plus Mr and Mrs Ilmor Batoner spent Jass Thoraday at Budde ake. Mrs Ralph Cutter of New York stayed with her parents. Mrs Wm Heeee, Mrs Hoover and others joined a surprise Friday for Mrs Sarah Fisher. Miss Edith Van Ness of Newark visited Miss Nettle Guilck. Bert Hoover visited his mother. Win Williams from Plainfield visited over Sunday.
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Ilmor Batoner
Thoraday
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New York
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Wm. Heeee
Hoover
Wim. Waite
Sarah Fisher
Eror Sul
Edith van Ness
Newark
Nettle Guilck
Nolday
Toraday
Bert Hoover
Aston
Win
Williama
Plainfilla
Hia Jephow
Bere Johnson
Portland Beats Washington In Double Bill At Labor Day
Columbia and Portland clubs clashed with Portland winning the Saturday game after a split on Labor Day. Reports note Washington defeated Portland in the morning fixture but Portland dominated in the afternoon, while local social updates cover community visits, church plans, and Labor Day activities across Glen Wood House and nearby towns.
Hainesburg Notes Move and Visitors From Nearby Towns
Floyed Miller of Pateraan is home after summer with grandfather Saang Smith. Miss Amanda Granda spent the past week with relatives at Newton. Mrs. Abram Beck visited Thursday. Eiten Meranda Yanforn began first grade at the Bopo school last Tuesday. A band of Gypsies passed Friday en route to Pennsylvania. Our school spent Tuesday with Hollander of Belvidere as teacher. Mrs. Frank Thompson returned to Bayonne after two months with local friends and relatives. Jacob Obensbarlin and Orrin Chamberlin were Sunday visitors. Jacob Andross plans Ablands this week. Dorothy Nelman of New York returned Tuesday from Meadow Brook Cottage. Harry Brang of New York is stopping at Paullus Ell Ville for a few days. Those on the election list this week are John Rice and Epsma Gardner.
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Faston
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Dover
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Bonday- Hare
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Tiwery Jones
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Ablands
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Misa Dorothy Nelman
York
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Tueaday
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Paullus Ell Ville
Elek
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Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for Constipation
A Victorian era ad extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy to ease chronic constipation by gentle action. It claims rapid relief, cites testimonials, and notes availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes from Dr. David Kennedy Corporation in Romdonk New York. The text also advertises miscellaneous liver and kidney benefits and references a sample bottle by mail.
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