14 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
1
The Washington M E Church welcomes Rev. A E Armstrong as its new pastor following a circuit of posts in New Jersey churches. He succeeds Rev. Wishahusl and is introduced amid community gratitude and expectation for continued growth.
Miss Caroling Hooked of Bulvidero, the Renwhiican candidate for State Senate this Fall, will deliver an addyons- and attend the event. Attendance expected around 200.
Milas Bennett stars in The Polatond on Thursday and A Lady in Love headlines Friday at 20 and 25 cents. Dugane OBrien presents Souled Hearts Saturday 25 cents. Charmine May Allison stars Monday April 18 in The Cheaters 25 cents. William Hart returns Tuesday April 19 in Lund! 25 cents. Goldwyn’s Go West Young Man appears Wednesday April 20 at 20 cents. May 18 and 11 feature East Lynne in New York to capacity houses. Harness Barnett & Walters of Academy present the show as noted.
The article notes redistricting in Warren County with four new districts proposed for Hackettstown and Walton, based on vot e counts. It details seat distributions by ward and township, cites past totals and pending reductions, and mentions Hall district reallocation as affected by final population tallies.
The recent legislative session concluded amid sharp focus on tax policy and proposed wage increases for state officials. Debates centered on long term spending for public salaries and road projects, with critics urging restraint and efficiency. Conflicting votes and stalled provisions delayed several bills, while discussions noted concerning costs to taxpayers and overall public welfare.
Newton Presbytery convened in Shauteelistown on April 1 with Rev. Spruser Yotrug elected moderator and Rev. Robert Rotinvon named Clerk and Treasurer. Ministers from Oxford, Verona, Philipsburg and other churches attended. reports covered benevolence funds, preparatory schools, and nominations for church positions and committees.
Community members in Wasttiastun and nearby areas contributed over $522 to Near East Relief at the STATE alites drive. The report notes the daily receipts and urges motorists to slow for road repairs along the Washington-Pennsburg road, highlighting hazardous spots needing quick fixes.
Fire swept through the Malle area near Main Street in Raval Bay causing extensive brush damage and trail of smoke visible at night. Authorities suspect arson or careless activity as possible origins while crowds discuss the blaze and its spread to nearby properties. Local stores and hardware outlets in the square report smoke damage and prompt investigations.
Fragmented text shows references to Michixary Rey Barnes Walters and a Washington Building and Town Association with directors and secretary, plus open evenings and a house event. The garbled lines hint at a public notice involving carpenters, hardware, and local commerce intertwined with a political or social gathering at the Washington high school auditorium.
Bids for Phillipsburg road work were not awarded. County officials considered bids from multiple contractors including Treeman Construction Co and Canon & Cannan while evaluating project costs and legal conditions. A public meeting and review by the county commissioners followed before a final decision.
A fragmentary report mentions Good Silent Counted Anniversary and Liberty of Rackett town. Officials plan meetings and arrangements for a push on expected council actions. Roads, lines and a planned siting are referenced with unclear details from the damaged text.
The article discusses proposed appointments of postmasters in Washington and other areas, with political debate over eligibility and regulatory standards. It notes opposition lines, administration aims to fill offices, and possible impacts on republican control and patronage, citing figures like John W. Lung and local merchants.
A March survey reports considerable fruit damage across the southern region with many trees struck. Officials note varying impact by district, with preliminary figures indicating a large share of crop losses and ongoing field assessments.
The April term of Warren County Courts opens Tuesday April 26 in Philipsburg with Judge Smith presiding. Prosecution will present many cases including the Frame Panagelaskos shooting and the March 14 auto incident involving Walter Murrell. Grand jury action and inquest hearings are planned, with notable figures like C Howell Mutchler facing a $50,000 damages suit arising from the campaign.
The borough treasury was enriched through a marshal's actions on a quiet 2 am street incident. A man named Harvey Aisley was fined 10 dollars plus costs for boisterous behavior on Ground Street and for attempting to drive past a trolley car with passengers. The driver stopped and the car was turned around after the arrest. The marshal proceeded with further arrests and police activity surrounding the case.
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