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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
18
Multiple notice items recall the deaths of residents in Orange and Washington areas. Notables include Mary Ann Morgan of High Bridge and Mrs. Margaret Woodruff of Peapack, with services and interments across Valley cemeteries. Surviving families and long-term local ties are highlighted.
A Hoboken pastor and several relatives are reported dead after a December accident and illness. The deceased include a pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Hoboken and a longtime Clinton resident, with survivors listed among Hicks, Snyder, and related families. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
Members of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association receive certificates showing indebtedness settled as part of a five year program. The fund totals around 4.7 million, supporting 73 thousand dairy producers with ownership of about seventy five plants. Certificates range from 1 to 1500 dollars, issued through regular monthly deductions prior to April 1, 1922, totaling about 2.1 dollars per month per member.
Miss Dion and Rotinsaville spent the weekend in Iden Beaels while May Beauliet Deremer earned praise for her efforts with her grandparents. Washington calls and visits from Archibalt, Marshall Castner of Washington, and other locals marked a week of short trips and church services. The public school house undergoes repairs under Augialius Castner, and Rev Grant Yerbury officiated Sunday services as the area notes 21 mile daily mail routes and upcoming changes for carriers.
A crowded gathering at a park event showcased high officials and candidates from New Jersey and nearby states. Speakers included Governor Edwards and Senator Frelinghuysen, outlining tax, road, and prohibition stances while voters observed a lively mix of supporters and critics.
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