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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
17
A dense roster of visits, guests, travels, and family gatherings across Plainfield Roselle Park and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs A M Larsen, Mr and Mrs Frank White, Mr and Mrs J Kanouse, andMiss Dorothy Hurley among many others visiting relatives in Asbury Park New York Philadelphia and Jersey City.
Meager notes from Great Meadows recount social visits and family happenings. Welch and family spent the weekend with Nile father Py HL Welch. Arcilla Skinner runs the milk transport to Morristown hospital. J N Balmons left for Cettysbury with Miss Ruth Williams visiting Frederica Wudney. Dorothy Balk stays with her aunt, with Wor eaglice at the seasiore. Willan Dorean of Ohio visits parents Mr and Mrs George Dorella. Edward Almer and wife return home after a stay with Mrs Almer, Auntice Weller at Warhinston.
A farewell gathering was held Saturday evening in Belvidere for Mr and Mrs Gert Ge Lance and their daughter who plan to move to Montana. Family and friends, including Nelle Lusk, Wyler Nycook, Rand Mraotolin, Jaytes, and others attended the event to bid them farewell before their move.
Orlando Berger of Long Valley will preach Sunday evening at the local church. The weekly social list notes numerous visitors and guests from Chester, Maplewood, New York, and other towns, with many family and friendship reunions reported during the past week.
The fragment notes a Sunday afternoon gathering at Gardiner Farm with Mr Clarence Price entertaining his sister from the city. Mrs Apgar has returned after a miner away two weeks, and Mr and Mrs Trvin Sharp visited Miss Boat Lance and Miss Dorothy Kerns. The fair on August 23 features music by the California Wand.
Delaware Valley mentions Armstrong and Vannatta family members in farm work plans near Sedar Grove, with Roswell Vannatta pressing Mr Hoffman. Charlo DeRoamer of Faston visited Blair ter. Richel Painter hosted an event Saturday afternoon. Dewitt Vannutta listed among Easton visitors wishing relatives. locals join the American Yeomen lodge including Mr and Mrs Paul Dewitt Alberts Shoem ltgy Harald Osmuit and Tarraret Vans.
Reverend A L Powell led services in Easton borough while Mrs Mary Stapp and son Jelii visited on tape. Neitle Hutter hosted her cousin Mrs Charenvy Mingshy Inn. The community notes: Mr and Mrs Charlo attended Sunday at Willow Uravese. Maykort Chik planterst at Biuahiee Wark. Mint DoW returned from Lebanon week prior. Miss Dorothy Davind of Aletawan attended HAT. families hosted relatives at various homes including Hawk, Mine led breather at Sloankhary. About 20 people traveled to Pb pslaws for Thesdas with Mr and Mrs ARN. Philip Pure attended the Pika test. Tom Famsey and Missy Math hosted visitors. spending week at Tomie of Charles Thantay.
The Vienna area reports a gathering of families and friends with many visits and seasonal greetings. Numerous names are listed among relatives and neighbors visiting kin in New Jersey and Delaware, with mentions of travel, weekend plans, and a blended social scene.
Crearge Opdyke of Lalontown and family returned home Sunday night after visiting relatives at Wover. They traveled with Mr Percy Taovite and daughter Ethel of Stewartaville who spent the day by Dover. The Hoy Beete Jug week at Chanse Mos is mentioned. Catherine Rehabtey’s daughter Teving Parl is noted in New Wilkite. Aly and Stes Magir Cole and children attended the Fursh wente at Bush ie Park Saturday afternoon and were seen with Miss Bibel Rush of Mhivipsburg.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dorothy Lobfelm Misa Ruth Gauss Greenwood Lake Mac Canray Jieten Ityen Tell Harbor Tatly Diver Coders and various social names and locations. The passage reads like a public notice or event roster with looping errors and unclear context.
Fragments describe a Huntington area scene with scattered names and streets. Mentions Shritis Aire Reinet Core and Maple avenue with garbled references to Purest Crave and shoe shop figures. The text is heavily corrupted, inhibiting a clear event or action.
A disrupted session to postpone part of a protective event due to device issues, while a Morristown team handles related duties. State manager approval allows later remits, with a September adoption target. Local officers listed include Forenay, Rirves ob Lotiman, Leo Younons, Ma YF Wilson, and George V1 Wise. A separate accident in Oxford involving a boy from Michel Barton of Oxford is noted with hospital care and family updates.
Changes in Uizieatawe Buk follow the death of Wm. C. Howell president of the First National Bank of Blairestown.ALY meeting of directors elected Theodore B. Dawes president and former cashier of the bank to the post. The vice president position was filled by the former Past Eo wore.
The Oxford Public Library hosted a visit by Ruth McKinstey and Miss Warren Morriatowys Tarnellis to mark a book event. Volunteers served luncheon and discussed new book donations, with attendees including local residents and library supporters.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places in a military or official list. The readable portions include Walter, My van Mee WW, Werner, and references to work and entries. Details are incomplete, but the text preserves several personal names and implied affiliations.
In a Washington scene over the past week Porky, linked to Warren county, hints at seeking reelection to the Congressional District seat. The report notes tensions and fence building around campaigns, with speculation about support and the political welfare in Berea and nearby areas.
Fragmentary listings show residents such as deBruyns from Brooklyn visiting Chant restfoyce Tanke Market and Mountain take, with preaching set for Teelock. Various small ads promote RAT-SNAP products and pet care items, alongside brief community updates and sale notes.
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