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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
12
A scattered collection of names, events and happenings from Washington and Port Murray areas, including notes on residents, illnesses, social visits, garden shows, church events, road work funding, and upcoming community meetings. Mentions of local families, businesses, and civic activities appear amid fragmented OCR text.
Miss Velen Melroy is spending time for two visits "Newar." Mrs. C. E. Vasa visits her daughter Mrs. T. C. Brown in Dover. Mrs. Elmer Creveling of Newark visits sons Floyd and Balward Creveling. Mrs. Bling Resitfolden visits Binatin, today to visit daughter Meso Toh Crevelings 32%.-a sre. Warty Te, Smith and Clark Addis motor to New York for the day. Miss Katherine Shanepanare visiting her leather Ath. HW Shumpanare in Easton. Mr. and Mrs. Amal W. Alleger and the mother, Mrs. Feat inte Florey, visiting in Plains on. Mrs. Haines, a nurse from Philadelphia General Hospital, guest of Dr. Maude Kins Tartenin. Mrs. Tenry Bauman returned to Jordsy' City after visiting Atta A. RR Schhooley at Port Calden. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Teer entertaining Mr. and Mrs. TR. Myers and daughter Kathryn of Cambridge, Ma. Baca visiting former's parents in Port Colten. AI and Mrs. Henry Starker at Port Colten. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Morayant from Palilinahur Sunday with parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Florey, also Mrs. Edward Price and daughter Dorathy of Newark returned Saturday after Tow daya. WHTM Rule Sohooigge and Geneva Cowen of Somerville and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Laubach of Bethlehen were visitors. Miss Vor. Bwayzo visited. Mrs. Carmaronsities Merri William Stewart went to Madigon yesterday.
A jagged OCR of sale ads, losses, notices, and bids features assorted items. It mentions for sale livestock and goods, lost dog at Washington and Grant, executor sale schedules, rent notices, and jobs, with scattered names and places such as Walter, Ward, Huntsville, and Washington.
Readable entries show numerous ads for sale and trade in Kaymare Wastingins and nearby Illinois towns. Notes mention farm equipment vehicles cows horses and hay as well as real estate, rentals, and services. Some items reference specific buyers sellers and locations like Washington and Dawes Grocery Oxford.
A fragmented page discusses independence through thrift and saving as a path to peace of mind. It cites the Old First National Bank of Washington and references public notices and want ads including items for sale, lost or wanted posts, and miscellaneous classifieds. The text mixes inspirational lines with a garbled sequence of ads and contact hints.
The Ford Store invites all valley residents to visit its multiple floor showrooms offering the finest furniture bedding rugs and home furnishings. The advertisement promises event stock, broad assortments and attractive prices with a friendly guided visit through basement to annex.
The Ford Store record from Washington New Jersey notes property related items and local business reference in a brief listing. No further context or events are provided in the fragments.
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