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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
11
Aerial fragment recounts moves and visits in Pleasant Grove and nearby towns. Families like Mr and Mrs Marotaky, Mr and Mrs Cowell, and Archie Geiger relocate between towns, purchase properties, and host or attend gatherings. Weekend travel to Washington and Somerville is noted, along with church activity and summer plans.
A jumble of names and places notes from New York and New Jersey residents. Mentions Andrew Llumertet visiting brother Charles in Washington. Miss Isebe Guess in Bethe. Agnes Umuebit and family in Fay et al. Powells and Newman family visits in Paterson and Netcong. References to Rev VeWwelt, Powell family, and local church and conference activities amid scattered social mentions and travel.
Residents Smith and Slater families relocate within the area from Sprinat Wi to Suppter farm and Cline Farm. Guests at multiple homes include the Hoftman, Chaplea, and Ledtgy households with social visits from Washington Clifton and Clinton attendees. A Sunday church service drew a large congregation and plans for next week include a continuation of community events and family gatherings at various local residences.
An OCR fragment lists multiple residents changing addresses and households during a period. Names include Andrew Cregur, Archit Creager, Loulan Wiggins, Miss Eva Solsion, Macy Smith, Efrem Fister, Stella Cranmer, Mrs Johnston, Atrs Chum AEXWOLL, and William Astor. Some lines mention care for the ill and a hydrant-related event by Adolf Werinusihiy on May 29.
A fragmentary notice lists John Baytor Broadway and S. Baytor among names, with scattered references to relatives, moves to Washington, and parish connections. Other items mention Walter Froiiiiart visiting parents, the Gar ty of Chi and a parsonage move, plus several households preparing for new homes in Abahiaeronib and related social occurrences.
A garbled OCR style item records Jolie Simpkins of Anmaviiue New Rada Wee, describing a recurring rodent issue and a dubious product called RAT-SNAP. The piece mentions costs, a king ata, and references to Jonleus & Meckéry Moya Anjo Co, in a fragmented, unclear farmers’ anecdote.
A noisy, fragmentary Belvidere page notes rain interruptions and neighborly events. It mentions groundbreakings for new homes, church trend, and local projects in progress with references to shops, schools, and street improvements amid civic activity.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Crude’s Popular Mangan for a few weeks to restore health, strength, and vitality. It touts improved daily performance and happiness, urging avoiding prolonged illness and sleep issues, and notes the product is sold by druggists in tablet and disguised forms.
Night scene from a troubled region shows Artie Bueul and associates amid weathered streets. The report names several individuals including Ghy, Qe, and Hentaiatt MK Cot, with Sauely Dorney also appearing.
Fragmented OCR text references Fetmuttyy Ategnird Chow MIKE Siigiteent tin and a February 1Q00,000 gust ad mulls dined AGT. Mentions U.S. deaths, arson, and a World article with a price of $4.75. Names, places, and specifics are incomprehensible, yielding an unreadable paste without coherent events or entities.
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