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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

12

Local school and church notes from Stewartsville area

The Board of Education met at the high school and elected Walli Chegewliden as president James Do as vice president and Rasael Trexiee as clerk. Various local items include church notes society events residents travel and community notices across Oxford Easton Belvidere and nearby towns.

Board of Education Hatkling Walli Chegewliden James Do Rasael Trexiee Richmond Dima John Mietelsaig John Sb. Cryan Tha Overland Oxford Clark Willdneodt Marion Easton Rosary Society of St. Hose Johnie Wiseburn Washington Washleton Liberty Council Belvilere Cohuraday Theodore Pheddere Litthe Ant Burstawen FG Pranedl Fallawin New Ryunteos Lyéar Charles Teun Max. Dehour Oro Ars BAS Oma Christian Bandensory Fit Huret Feiday Aprit i. Best Win Tisthovne Abes Levi Tide Frank Bevin Hiltelde Cereral Ils Alsier Levi ‘Tee Parcell

Fraternal News: Improv Order of Red Men Meeting Notes

The article reports Warren and Sitesex counties tribes planning quarterly meetings, electing chiefs, and distributing responsibilities. National officers praised a council achievement and a ceremony schedule outlines classes, degrees, and parade plans for April and May with members from Warren County and nearby lodges.

Warren Niename Phillipa Vurg Mons Renin Warren County Sitesex Hirse Ib Ter Studi of Good Intent Council Eetinse Ametigan Ckdvacite Cornell Soo Sana Puuelers of Liverty Witlird Laberty Caverty Counviler May Phayrindy Sue Chris Hull Mandenett Aeelin Divi Diepectin AW Starieht Pethian

Port Muriay and Local Notices Highlight Small Town Life

Port Muriay notes show Mrs. Charles Mayberry certified on Sunday, with family mentions of Esllpur family in Newark and Washington, and a hospital recovery for Mrs. Ohaves Spangler after surgery. Socials include Roberta Ann's birthday surprise, plans for a sale in Karrsville, and a baptism at Munk Flight Baptist Church. Local movements include Landis moving, Misses Latin and Florence Winton shopping in Easton, and a milk route startup by Scheway.

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Edward Post Retires in June Amid City Controversy

The New York postmaster Edward S. Post plans resignation in June after a long tenure marked by scrutiny of postal practices. He explains duties in the big city and recalls his rise from local clerk to postmaster as crowds gathered to view the tower and share in city history.

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Judgment for Awoer af Mal before' Justion

A court in Crondwiny awarded judgment to A. Warac against multiple defendants over timber work from spring 1920 and 1921. W. Birykor and WoTtallian represented the plaintiff in Phillipsburg Wind tllaeney. jury returned verdict in favor of Warac with a weekly World payout of $3.75.

A. Piorsim Phillipsburg Tllaeney Snook Warac Auit Aba Inter Ayia Howe

Scores of new coats at very moderate prices

Scores of coats in Polo Cloth, Tweed, Uliva jour s and other soft fabrics. A Polo Cloth loose fit Raglan sleeve coat with patch pockets and notch collar stands out. A fashionable Tweed coat in loose fit with Mandarin sleeves and satin lining is offered at a remarkable value.

Yee

Kimonos Priced at 2.95 to 3.95 in Attractively Styled Crepe

The advertisement promotes kimonos in crepe with Japanese patterns and light blue and pink serpentine options. Styles feature flowing Japanese sleeves, V necklines, and narrow Latin ribbon trim. Prices range from 2.95 to 3.95, with several models highlighted.

Pallern

Easter Lingerie Styles Show Silk and Lace Delights

An ad highlights new Easter lingerie in silk crepe de chine satin and radium fabrics. It features silk envelopes and camisoles in pink white orchid with lace trims and tailored fits. Prices range from 33.50 to 6.50 for envelopes and 0.08 to 0.58 for camisoles, with special large garment offers.

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Children's Organic Dresses in Various Models

Dresses for children range from sizes 2 to 14 and are described as irresistibly faint and beautiful in multiple models. The item emphasizes organic materials and a delicate styling suitable for young wearers.

Boys Suits Offered With Palm Sunday Ready Style

Norfolk stores present boys suits and coats described as neat and durable for everyday wear. Sets include two knickerbockers with matching sizes from 3 to 8, in gray tan tweed and Navy Blue serge. Prices around ten dollars and change reflect sturdy materials and easy care.

Norfolk

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