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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
5
A 1928 kitchen snippet lists varied recipes from pear bread pudding to fried apples, rice and asparagus soup, and meringue. It includes stepwise prep hints, such as folding lemon rind into cookie dough, browning in a hot oven, and finishing with citrus or nutmeg accents, reflecting wartime home economics style and communal newspaper cooking tips.
George Rosenberger returns to Pitts burg this Thursday with notes of the Ladlest Aid Society and church events. Residents, including Mr and Mrs Theo Tinsman and Miss Vesta Croveling, host and visit relatives across Newark and Asbury Park. Local reports mention farm hay cutting delays, a sprained ankle, hospital visits, and guests from Philadelphia, Irvington, and Dover, with many attending church and neighborhood gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a visit to Flemington on Monday by a Mrs G M Pidcocke and Mary Oukew, with guests entertaining at home and a daughter mentioned. Text is garbled and names unclear.
Fragmented social items list visits and weekly routines across Bayonne Easton Rosette Trenton Bangor and other places. Names include Mr H Jerry Colona Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell Bertha and others with references to Sundays evenings and family gatherings.
Me Bethel reports a Sunday service at 2 a.m. and a church event at 4 p.m. Names show Dorothy, Paterson, Parke, and Mr. Bethel with visits from Bloomers and Sentland residents. Local residents travel to autumn gatherings and the Dover parade. Whitesell recovering, and N. J. Whitesell family details appear among the listed households.
Port Murray residents and area families share weekend visits and travel plans. Newe ark and Hoboken relatives, including Mrs. Lem Mayberry and Miss Nellie Smith, spend time with Aln and Mrs. A Y Landis. Other names appear in social notices and travel mentions from New York and New Jersey communities.
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