Ocean County NJ Archives News.....Misc. News 18 Nov 1910 
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  New Egypt Press November 18, 1910
  
  PARKER - MEGINN
  Miss Elizabeth W. Meginn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meginn, of 1219 
  South Clinton avenue, and Walter E. Parker, of 42 Chambers street, were 
  married in the parsonage of the Broad Street M.E. Church, at Trenton, on 
  Wednesday evening. Rev. J.F. Sechrist, pastor of the church, performed the 
  ceremony.  Miss Anita J. Parker, sister of the bridegroom, attended the bride 
  and George S. GIBERSON acted as best man.  The bride wore a dark blue 
  broadcloth suit and a huge black picture hat.  Immediately after the ceremony, 
  the couple left for an extended trip through the south and upon returning they 
  will reside on Walnut street.
  
  Among those present at the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meginn, Miss 
  Mamie Meginn, Miss Addie COTTON, Mrs. William CARMAN, Mrs. Charles FRANCIS, 
  Mrs. Edward LIPPINCOTT, Miss Nellie Lippincott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank THOMAS, 
  Miss Theona Thomas, Mrs. Jeanette STRALEY, Miss Mabel SECHRIST, and Mrs. E.V. 
  Sechrist.
  
  Mr. Parker was formerly a resident of this place.
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  VANHISEVILLE
  Mr. Joseph MOUNT died at the home of his nephew, James WHITE on Thursday 
  morning Nov. 10th. Funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon in the 
  Whitesville church. Interment was made in the Whitesville cemetery.
  
  CREAM RIDGE
  Miss Mary MEIRS, of Wilmington, Del., spent a portion of the week with her 
  sister, Mrs. Wm. COX.
  
  OBITUARY
  The funeral of Dr. Paul T. KIMBALL which was held last Saturday was one of the 
  largest and most imposing ceremonies ever held in Lakewood and the 
  presence of the crowd of people who filled the church was an eloquent tribute 
  to the universal esteem in which Dr. Kimball was held by all classes.  The 
  funeral was held in the Presbyterian church and the casket and pulpit were 
  banked with the floral pieces that were sent by the score.  A host of Dr. 
  Kimball's friends and fellow club members attended and Mr. and Mrs. George 
  GOULD whose physician he had always been came from New York to be present.  In 
  addition there were a large number of those whom the dead physician had 
  befriended and who looked to him as a benefactor as well as a doctor.
  
  
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