Local notices and society updates from Columbia and nearby
Community news from Columbia and surrounding towns details visits by Mrs Mary Carling Mrs Whiston Calver and Clarke to their relations at Dover and Reading church gatherings at the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society in the basement of the church. Local families from Phillipsburg Stroudsburg Bloomsbury and Newark attend events and travel for visits. A military funeral for John Marvin is noted along with various social calls and one accident near Delaware Water Gap.
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Bira
Fremenney
Jane Mira Pall Kinney
Mary. Carling
Dover
Aria Wolshizer
Whiston Calver
Clarke
Robert
L. Society of the Lutheran
Donald‘ Oswald
Deasie Weller
Fuesday
Misa Margaret Store
Wiliam Thuce
Charles
Charles ‘van Dame
Cublwell
Dillan Saylor
Edgar Toxeberry
Bloomsbury
Robert Gruver
Misa Milfred Strunk
Phillipsburg
Misa Margaret Stone
Chartes Price
Caroline
Paice
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church War
Alrs
Richant Gavin
George Smith
Albert ‘Rush
Columeta. Sr
Clarence VanHorn
Hope
Cerrice Grands
John Gant
Stilwater
Libble Dunberry
D. BR. Ackerman
Stroudsburg
Vissted
Sprich
Paterson
Clara
Stroudsbury
Elvie Kitchen
Columbia
Gilbert DeWitt
Rockaway
N.Y
Geo. de Witt
Robert Kitchen
Isaac Brands
Atlantic City
Frank Brogler
Delaware
Horge
Angeoe Meshuch
Haines
Burg
Alfred Snyder
Strouduburg
Minerva Snyder
Charles Daniels
Shafer
Wind Gap
John Davison
Percy Barry
New York City
Charlene Barry
Ars. Inna Swayze
Delaware Water
Bertha Tinaberry
Libbty Lina
Fred DcRemer
Rackettstown
Isaac Gibbs
Sanday
Mabel Bowers
United States
Flainfeld
Sadie Paddock
Butler
Michael’ Duanl
Jersey City
Whey
Stearley
Newark
St. Duke's Church
Edwart Muljetn
Raber Cruagen
STAR
Chas. J. Stryker
Momtes
Clarenca’ Duncan
Andress
Marthus
Coleville
Wm. Crusen
Sylvester
George Wolfe
Philp Bells
B. F. Asa
Silver Lake
Bart Orange
California
Samuel Cooper
Local notes reflect community life and incidents
A jumble of items records injuries from a broken item while cranking a car and a burn from a flame, weekend visits to Ocean Grove, factory work and safety mentions, births, travels, sermons, church meetings, and residents returning from hospitals. Names include Biggs, Salter, Hoffman, Uostmit, Wallon, Nowwhelainger, Hoppoumh, Apgar, and von Hagen across Elmhurst Dover Brookyn Plainfield and Willow Grove.
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Coo
Galifon
Biggs
Amma Wenverr
Suneday
Elmhurst
Sumner Bone
L. P. Salter
G. Hoffman
Right Time Etiquette for Introductions in Military Life
A column by Mary Marshall Duefer discusses proper manners for introductions in social and military settings. It critiques abrupt forms like Meet Smith and urges respectful phrasing that includes the mother when presenting soldiers to female relatives or guests.
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Mary Marshall Duefer
Tones
God Cenin
Smith
St. Grown
Jones
Copsright
Dither Word Sparks Praise in News Notes
The passage notes Frank Wilstach noting the revival of the word dither meaning to quiver with delight. A witty aside comments on a wet and pretty ward and an odd suggestion to send shins to the cannery. Boston Transcript.
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Shuffe Sharp
Frank Wilstach
Ward
Boston
Community Notes on Local Guests and Visits
Sunday visitors and relatives are listed across towns including Dunellen, Brooklyn, Paterson, and Montclair. Names mentioned include J C Green, Abs Conkling, Win McClellan, Gertrude Conkling, Dorothy Jowerk, Mrs Potter, Mrs Den Collinas, Geo Conkling, and many others visiting homes, attending events, or staying with relatives.
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Glen Gardner
Chas
Dunellensvere
J. C. Green
Mere den
Conllinas
George
Clayton
Mes
Win -McClellam
Mar
Conk ‘E
Abs
My Conkling
Seyneyville
Gertrude Conkling
Fred Togher
Dorothy Jowerk
Brooklyn
Potter
Mr. Smith
Elizabeth
Ervin de- Remér
Desart T. Conkling
Geo
Gonkling
Robert Miller
Wm. Mik
Paterson
Mack Homestead
Tad Varovateeta
Martha's
Sarah Fillebrant
Hackettatown
Mira
Bydla Brown
Ey W. Cowper
Wie. McCreclan
Momnell
Amet Ais Rreank Hraudage
John Linda Tiss
Evelyn Shannert
Walter Shannen
Newark
Sarah Shannon
Nancy Beavers
AL Beavers
Bligh Fettia Hs
Tha Nowak
Lotter
Hye
Brooklynr
Muted Smith Ot
Vie ‘Pitti
ATV
Joynle Jordan
Chay
St High Bridge
Ayla
Mary McKeor
Nancy Murray
Margaret
Mack
Wilmington
Del
Weber
Homestead
Pyles
Washington
Alyse
Albert Sylvester
Trobridge
Erston
Wirat
Allentown Fair Through Time and War Years
The Allentown Fair grew from a long planned venture into a prosperous event. It faced railroad riots in 1877 with a double grounds attraction by the 4th Regiment National Guard. In 1917 18 grounds served as Camp Crane for U S Army training, pausing exhibitions.
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4Th Regiment
National Guard
Pennnsylvania
T. H. Good
U. S
Camp Crane
Allentown
United States
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Cleorge - Young
Edward Wallon
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Gelat
Bie
Berne
Wheate Wormill
Bird
Choo’ Mes
Peter “Hoppatizh
Daniel Hoppoumh
Lower Valley
Lower Valley Presbyterian Church
Wren Youngles
Muhlenburg
Dewsl de Dulin
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Tagen
Mike
Freda ‘Kornberger
Junaiell
Apgarapont
Willow Grove
Lizale Canning
Son ‘Reuben
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Richard Cotter
Misa Lilian Maloney
Misa Tian Binhu
Helen Blaha
Crank & Kant
Blancho Swalnik
New ‘York
Air
Paul Kiendal
Herbert Underwood
Plainfield
Oxford
Amos
Burdge
Robert Burdgg
Lydia
Abel
Pinfold
Abelland
George Boehm
von Hagen
Jaxid
Charles von Hagen
Harac
LeRot Potter
Alice Slang
Philadelphia
Atlan Annie Bergstresser
Montclair
Ass Jennie
Charles Bridge
Camden
Joseph Seamers
Lehigh County Agricultural Society
Allentown Fair
Lehigh
Lehigh Agricultural Society
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