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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
8
A late 19th or early 20th century candidacy advertisement by G Howell Mutchler announces his run for Warren County Clerk. He asserts experience and a serviceable, businesslike approach, urging voters to support his bid and promising efficient county office management.
Cornelius N. Brokaw requests votes at the Democratic primaries on September 28 for the unexpired Freeholder term of the late Then P. Roppler. He pledges to continue honest fair and square methods if nominated and elected. Paid for by Cornelius N. Brokaw.
Frank M. Bair of Belvidere, N. a announces candidacy for Warren County Clerk in the Democratic Primaries of September 1920 and respectfully solicits voter support.
Mrs. Jay Swayze and friend Aublee camped at Delaware with Mrs. Auble's daughters. Several visitors called on Mrs. John Davison and Mrs. Nancy Pierson. A storm caused a lightning strike near Wm. Welderman’s barn, burning it and damaging others. Civilian guests from Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Yonkers and Stroudsburg attend Rest View gatherings as meetings and outings continue.
A rundown of residents and guests visiting relatives in Newark, Stroudsburg, Belvidere, Nazareth, Holyoke, Atlantic City, and other locales. Couples, siblings, and friends entertain at cottages, cottages at Silver Lake, and at homes in Clinton, Belvidere, and Mount Airy. Camp Taylor hosts over 45 girls with leaders, while local clubs and church groups resume activities and outings.
Robert Savaccol Knowlton died Monday August 16. Funeral services will be held Friday at his home in torment at Ceday Ridge cemetery. Miss Ella Hoagland of Colvidero visits her uncle Edward Hoagland. Mrs Jank Swisher entertains her niece Miss Grown of Newark. Ester Hondershat and brother from Newark visit David Shotwell. George Hougland and Arthur Taa perry drove to Boston for watermelons. Pearl Linaberry was sick last week. James K Branda is reported to have a serious illness in the community. Racing at Flemington Fair draws attention as horse racing remains a local specialty.
Annandale and nearby towns report a flurry of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Families from Monticello Catskill Mountains Clinton Trenton and High Bridge visited relatives in Ananda dale Croton Scranton and Raritan. Several reunions and social calls highlight community life with mentions of Cathy Hoppaugh Ada Rinehart and Mrs. Smith among others.
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