Governor Fletcher Campaign Swing Through Warren County
Governor Fletcher toured Warren County on Thursday to seek the party nomination for a full term. The march moved from Hookertown to Philipsburg with a crowd along the route. He highlighted eight years as a mentor to resistkoure and a six month tenure as governor, arguing for experience and reform oriented governance. County figures and Democratic leaders joined the procession in several towns, including Philipsburg and Oxford, with rhetoric stressing economy and party unity.
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Volvidere
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Oseler
Ray
Oxford
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Axgeniblsman
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Conklin
Disorderly incident ends with court action and torn clothing
A reported incident involved a man tearing off clothes and spreading chaos in a home and yard. He attacked neighbors with a knife and struck a passerby before being restrained. He later appeared calm, sought medical attention, and faced legal charges including intent and property damage.
Two Teen Players Die as Witty Curses Unfold
Two teen players die amid a flurry of legal cases and town council notes. The report mentions a fatal accident involving a contractor and a textile plant incident, with details on wage payments and local construction projects.
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Chie
Herbert Bushkirky
Catharine Hann
Mary
Polly
Wilehsington
Mani
Viscert
Corneil
Halle
Washington Avenue
Stoel
Newton Presbytery discusses church growth plans
A Newton church reports ongoing efforts to deepen ministry within the Presbytery. Immediate steps include enlarging facilities and improving dormitory space at Blair Academy, with outreach to attract and enroll new students. A Tuesday evening meeting covered church youth programs and future anniversary services.
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Peile
J. Warenhurst
Whitton
Pentiaen
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Palindelphia
Cornerstone Ceremony Marks New Church Page
A Sunday ceremony laid the cornerstone of the new church building with Rev. C W M Lee officiating assisted by Tew Rhodes Washington and others. The brown stone block bears 1756 and 1914 dates with a copper box containing church history and pastor records.
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Peres
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Tiero
S.C. Estile
Grass Castle
Mary Christine Batife
Karl H. Goldatona
Washington, D.C
Lewie Evang
Washe Ington Baptist Church
New York
Very minor auto accident mars Warren county news
A garbled report details a minor vehicle collision involving notable local figures and political figures. It mentions Governor Flower, the Washingtons Pulllpyburg plant, road work on a major route, and community reactions alongside a note on motorcyclists and a single fatality among them.
Historic Old Church Birthday Observance Recalls Early Faith
The Old Presbyterian church anniversary events included a sermon by Rev. Dus W. Martin on The Faith of Christ and a later message The Parity of Christ. The gathering featured talks by Rev. Wagene Hursts and Dan Fermson and reflected on the church history from its Hardwick origins to its present 1860 cornerstone and 1907 rededication. The piece also notes the 1782 Independence Township formation and pastor changes through the years.
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Little Meeting House
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Trev
Poin Wilson
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Washington Falls to Belvidere in Batlimore Series Finale
Belvidere defeats Washington 12 to 2 in the deciding game as Belvidere’s hired players shine. Pitcher Fafer dominates after the first inning while Washington struggles with mixed defense and erratic fielding led by SiG Andrews. Belvidere’s many new opponents draw praise for the visitors’ exhibition and the Belvidere lineup tops Washington’s, with DeMett Carey Scanlan leading Washington and Delis Talay Wome Critchell Faeger guiding Belvidere.
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Tarn Dance at Skalia Park Pavilion Oct 1
Management announces a Tarn Dance event at Skalia Park Pavilion on October 1 with Sattare dances as a feature. An elaborate setup includes decorations an extra large orchestra prizes for best attire and admission to the dance hall.
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