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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
9
The readable text lists many names and places in a dense local social diary style. It references residents, moved households, events, a Memorial Hospital, and community notices, with scattered dates and family connections across Hackettstown and nearby towns.
Fragmentary text references multiple individuals and places, mentioning a home, a news sid, and various names such as Marry Washbitriy, Charm Nanna, and Sania Lh. It lacks coherent events or dates, making precise summary difficult beyond noting a local, multi-name item with familial mentions.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a social or signage notice with multiple names and places. Mentions include Mr and Mrs, a Sunday visit, and various personal references. Readable items point to a local scene with named individuals and a late Sunday gathering.
The readable parts mention multiple individuals and relations in a funeral context, including a Newark dedication and references to cemetery visits. Names such as Mrs. Chicenee GUbba and Mrs. Eber Heivell appear amid garbled text, with scattered dates and locations like New York and Washington. The fragmentary passage suggests a memorial or obituaries page with uncertain spelling and missing details.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Schooley's Mountain and a daughter with a possible family event. Names and details are unreadable, with scattered references to mothers, clans, and a location called Dock Ettedown. The text remains highly garbled and non-specific.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Easter selections and a local event with herd and heifers. Names and places are unclear, but references to a sale or selection suggest an agricultural listing or notice. The fragment hints at community figures and dates but lacks complete details.
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