Hackettstown NJ Gazette 1935-1937

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Gill of Dover, Vacation School dirI f e Butt-Hart of "Dover- will^-^>^%^^^^^^^^M^^&.
ector for the, M t Olive Larger iParr_ ect a .group of singers from the
ish. A meeting for Sunday School Pleasant Grove and Chester Federand Vacation School; teachers was ated Churches next Sunday night at
Announcements for; Sunday, Jury iheld^id^mornfiD^iand-rp^ans^were the local church service at 7:30 p.
21, 1935. Sunday SdKKJ, 10 o'clock. discussed for carrying-over into the m. Everybody is welcome. No adLesson, "David."' Homer Mackey, Sunday School the lessons learned mission charge.
superintendent Evening worship, during- the two weeks' period. Those j Tuesday, July 30th, has been set
:T:30j>._m,.Christian Endeavor, 8:30 who attended included Mrs. Samuel [as the date for the annual Sunday
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daughter, Ethel, were at! their sum-JHouck and Mrs. Anna Day of New- p. m. Topic, "Keeping One's Word.'' Gill, Jean Hardy, - Alma Hoffman, j School picnic.
mer home for the week-end.
lark apeak Tuesday with Mrs. Simon The Vacation School closed Friday,! Helen P^rrine, Mrs. George Zellers,! Mr. James O. Boone is training a
July 12th, after a two-weeks' pro- Mrs. George Simpson and the Rev. J community chorus which meets each
Mr. and Mrs. Archer, Bachman and Mr. and Mrs. John Ditmas, Jr., of Ayers, Mrs. Burton Van Ness
[ week on Thursday night. The meetcncnpanied
them,
to
her
home
in
gram: supervised" by Mrs. Samuel.] G. L. Winn.
..tamily of East Orange are at the- Indian Lake, spent Sunday evening
Newark
after
spending
several-days
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Ditmas'
parents;
Hance homestead which Mr. Bachwith her mother, Mrs. Ayers.
man recently purchased. They will Mr. and Mrs. John Ditmas.
Mrs. Lillian Burrows of BloomM5£s
"Julia
Selvage
and
her
remain here for the summer,
nephew,
Roger
Selvage,
were
callfield
is visiting Mrs. A. C HowelL
Mrs. Arthur Heiser of Easton
ers
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
o
spent Thursday with her family.
George
Guttridge
on
Thursday
eveAlan Van Kirk of Dover has conL0N6VAILET.
cluded a visit to Mr. and Mrs. B k h - ning.
o
ard Blau a i d family.
Miss Mary Neighbour and Mr. and
O. H. Hardin and son, Richard,
Mrs.
Edison J. Neighbour have reDRAKSTOWN
•spent a day recently with Mrs. R.
turned from spending a few days
Fauteck and family at Ridgefield
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Leary and with their brother-in-law and sis-_4SHi**
Park.
ter, the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas SimMr. and Mrs. Arthur Hehnes of sons ot^Westport, Conn-, were week- aton, at Pleasantville.
: Pleasant Grove spent Sunday after- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Miss Helen Coursen of Branchnon with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nunn. T, Thomas.
•m
ville,
spent the week-end with her
Mr. and Mrs. Tileston and famGuests on Tuesday of Mr: and
mother,
Mrs.
Dora
Coursen.
Mrs. H. W. Hendershot were Mr. ily have returned to their home in
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmitt, of
and Mrs. Charles Cramer of Alia- New York City after visiting Mr. Wharton, spent Sunday with their
muchy; Mrs. Carrie Hendershot of and Mrs. Charles Owens at their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ap\
Johnsonburg and Mr. and Mrs. summer cottage here.
gar.
Miss
Emily
Thomas
is
*atriT>g
a
James Rogers of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Seals, of Dovtrip to Alaska. She will be away all
Miss Dora Nunn accompanied the
er, and* Mrs. Wesley Munger of St.
this month.
Misses Mary Pool, Adeline Strand
The church fair and supper will Augustine, Fla~, have ended a visit
The soapiest short-cat bookkeeping method ever sweated.
and Evelyn Sergent of Hackettstown
with their sister, Miss Lydia Thomon a. ttfe to Bridgeport, Coni, over] ^ h e l d Wednesday, .July 24.
Sran&Bed to the last degree. Cats bookkeeping time oneas.
t
t h e week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. McLean
half to one-third. Mistakes are almost impossible for this
VIENNA.
Mrs. Richard Blau has recovered!
had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs.
system "checks" itsetf. Designed to fit yoar fine of busifrom her recent illness.
Relatives and friends joined in Graham of Tampa, Fla.. Mrs. Anna
~ Mrs. Arthur Hance spent the
ness, large or smalt
giving a surprise birthday party on Freeman and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
week-end' with her son-in-law and
Sunday to Mr. Simon Ayers in hon- Alonzo Freeman of Boonton.
..daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Diehl of
or of his eighty-second birthday. The
THE EASIEST WAY TO COaWLY WITH U. S.
Linker at Manhasset, L. L
following sons and daughters and Berkley Heights spent the week-end
Mr. and- Mrs. Charles Price and
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Plus 10c State Tax
INCOME TAX AND STATE SALES TAX LAWS
daughter" of Washington spent M o n - i * * ^ were P™^** * £ ' ^
*Jf' Charles Hall.
day at the Heath and Price home.
= » » * " » of Hackettstown ^Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Farre! and Mrs. Burton Van Ness of Newj ark; Mr. and Mrs. John Tims ana day of East Orange, and Mrs. Ollie
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CHURCH NOTES
daughter, Lillian; Mr. and Mrs. Morrison of Springfield, have ended
Sunday, 9:30 a m. Sunday School'j Howard Tims of West Orange; Mrs. a visit with Mrs. Alice Fields and
classes for all ages.
iLeroy Titus and son, Gilbert; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Fields.
10:30 a. m., morning worship.
8. Customers ledger, indexed. Extra sheets free
l . Complete income and out-go record for one
J Charles Van Ness of Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rockefeller
and
daughter,
of
Dover,
and
Mr.
and
| Arthur Van Ness, Miss Helen Black0
year.
on request
[burn and aunt of Bloomfield, and Mrs. Gilbert Ader of Peapack, have
9. Inventory record. Extra sheets free on re2. Yearly recapitulation of weekly records.
SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN
! Miss Lydia Van Ness and sister, ended a visit with their mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth
Ader.
f
Guests at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. Annie Thompson of Brookside.
quest
3. Monthly expense analyses record.
Mrs. Earl Ayers and daughter,
Mrs. George Apgar for the week- A dinner was served at noon and oc4. Monthly expense figare sheets.
10. Free advisory service.
end were Mr. and Mrs. Wendell cupying a prominent place on the Miss Ethel Ayers, Mr. and Mrs. William
Schenawolf
and
family
of
Kenj
dinner
table
was
the
large
birthday
-Cristie of Hollis, Long Island; Mrs.
5. Ittsarance record.
H> Seven rales for saccessraretanmg.
Andrew Brown and daughter, Ruth, cake with
eighty-two
light- vilL spent the week-end at River-:l!
wood Beach, Martins Creek, Pa.
12. How to figure profit
6. Notes receivable record.
of Bogota: Miss Ruth is going to ed candles. Mr. and Mrs. Ayers reMiss Jayne Lay and James Lay of
ceived
other
guests
during
the
afterspend the summer at the Apgar
best Nutley are spending several weeks
7. Notes payable record.
3 3 . Your own state tax record.
home; Mr. and Mrs. Tunis Olsen and noon who came with
their
at Rocky Run Farm, with Miss Gertheir twin daughters, Marilyn and! wishes in honor of the day.
trude Kline.
Lois of Bogota; Mrs. Olsen
and| The local churches have appointed Mr. and Mrs. Ervirt Ader and Robdaughter will spend the summer at' a committee to arrange the date l_
of the
the Union Sunday School picnic ert Ayers have returned from a visit
HACKETTSTOWN GAZETTE
the Apgar home; Mr. and Mrs. Irv- ' of
*ng Browne of New York also spent and they are as follows: John Bal- with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ader at
168 Main Street, Hackettstown, N. J.
AND MAIL TO THE
the week-end at the Gtenwood Cot- moos, Clyde Stidworthy, Mrs. Isaac Calif on.
Mrs.
Emma
Germer
of
Hammond,
Wheeler,
George
Criger
and
Miss
Please check
tage.
j Ind., who has concluded a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Larrison of Gussie Deats.
Miss Alice Henderson of Jersey! Miss Marie Porsch, is visiting her
I will pay $££• pins fax for a ledger on delivery~Wn»ndtiar" spent Sunday at the home
City
has
been
spending
a
couple
of
j
sister,
at
Long
Island,
before
^return- of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rice.
I wish farther information about the ledger
Miss Lucille Ward of Trenton was weeks with her grandparents, Mr. j ing home,
i Mr. and Mrs. Anson T. Leary and
, at the home of her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. .'Henderson.
Name
168 MAW STREET, HACKETTSTOWN, N. J.
Miss/Ruth* WilEams entertained at sons of Westport, Conn., and Mr.
Mrs. Robert Ward for fee week-end.
Address
^Mrs. Alice King of Hackettstown a benefit bridge party at her home and Mrs. Frank Hankinson and Mr.
on
Thursday
afternoon
for
the
Beland
Mrs.
Arthur
G.
Boettiger
of
spent Monday at the home of Mrs.
videre White Shrine.
t Hackettstown have concluded a visit
.Alice Mackey.
I with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Applegate.
Miss
Jean
Roafiffs
of
Newark
has
^Mrs. Mabel Naughright of Madison
Funeral services for Harry Ader
been
spending
a
couple
of"-"
weeks
-was visiting her parents, Mr. and
with
her
grandfather.
Andrew
Bar[
was
held Wednesday afternoon in
"Mrs. W. Searles this week
e
,
tow.
i
t
h
Presbyterian
Church, the Rev.
I f c . and Mrs. Abraham Ditmas
Miss
Doris
Linaberry
has
been
a
Frank
E.
DePue
and
the
Rev.
G.
B.
and son of Pleasantville and Miss
- Caroline Ditmas of Atlantic CityJj guest this week of her sister-in-law, Schultz, officiating. Mr. Ader died
Sunday night after a lingering illspent the week-end with their par- Mrs. Clyde Linaberry of Rahway.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ditmas.
The Warren - County Epworth ness. He was the son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp and'League picnic will be held tomor- and spent his entire life in Long
family spent the week-end on the row on the Methodist Parish House Valley. He is survived by two sons,
Mrs. Morris Ader and he was born
grounds.
Mountain.
Lawrence
and Howard Ader, of
Mrs. Floyd Pitt. Mrs. John Bartow
Miss Ruth Mackey called at the
Newark,
two
grandchildren, Harold
and
Mrs.
Archie
Skinner
were
borne of Mr. and Mrs. George Gutand
Florence
Ader
of Elizabeth, two
guests
on
Wednesday
of
Mrs.
tridge on Sunday.
sisters,
Mrs.
John
Nunn of Long
Francis
Pitt
of
Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horner of East
Valley,Mrs.
Alvah
Bulmer
of Union,
The
Rev.
Bell,
will
exchange
pulOrange and Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
N.
J.,
three
brothers,
Holaway
Ader
pits
on
Sunday
evening
with
the
Weiner of Chatham spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rev. Wright, pastor of the M. E. of Bartley, William Ader of Eastern,
and Bert Ader, and his father, MorChurch at Buttzville.
"K. Laird.
ris
Ader of Long Valley. Interment
Mrs. Edna Huff. Mrs. Margaret
Mr. Henry J. Henschkel and
pin Naughright Union Cemetery.
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Mrs. Harry Tenny and Mrs. Samuel Perry spent Tuesday in Easton.
J. W. Hummer of South Orange is
spending two weeks with his brother, Daniel Hummer.
Mrs. Evelyn Marlatt is visiting her
children in PhiHipsburg and Easton.
The M. E. Sunday School will hold
its picnic July 24 at Butler Park.
The firemen were called out on
Monday morning at 2 o'clock to the
home of Harry Johnson of the Mt»
Bethel road. The house was completely destroyed. The cause of the
fire was unknown, as there was no
one at heme at the time.
Mrs. Munn and daughter, Emma,
and some other friends of Arlington are spending two weeks at their
summer home: here.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Apgar
spent Sunday in High Bridge, with
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Cravat.
Mrs. EUa Groover who has been
spending some time in Washington,
is at her home here for a couple of
weeks before returning.
Mrs. Gustave Sauck is in at her
htwnft.
There were twenty-five guests at
the Sauck boarding house over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Connelly e n tertained relatives from Lyndhurst
on Sunday;
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