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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
7
A historical clipping lists practical camp recipes including Succotash, Cornish Pasty, Rice and Egg Dish, and Sunt Pudding. It provides ingredients and stepwise directions such as stock blends, steam finishing, and baking details. The tone reflects practical mid-century home cooking for travelers and campers.
Edward Tolman of Taritan hosted by Bor and Mrs Henderson as Margeret Banghart Ruth Forbes Margeret Banghart and Margeret Wilkin Banghart attended summer school. Harold Harmon of Newark visits grandmother Rey Metzer and Glen Gardner, nearly ninety, enjoys pool and hopes to see more happy days.
The notice details gatherings at the Apgar and Pine Lutheran and Presbyterian churches, including a Sunday service and union services. It lists guests and visitors such as Mrs Nellia Hanghartly in Plemington, Mr and Mrs Charles Green of Duncehen, Samuel Sleek of Athontown, Pa, Queen's mother Mrs Lydian Brown, Dorothy Powers, Gertrude Conklin, and Councilman M N Potter. It mentions Mr and Mrs Jank Potter of Bayonne visiting and Mr Trnter's parents. A street ride evokes amusement ride imagery as autumn scenes on the town road bring varied sensations.
Community rounds up at Schooke Mountain with Mrs Pervince hosting guests. The group discussed winter coats and school matters. Meg plans monthly meetings and Dickey seeks election as president while Ms Taylor serves as secretary.
Miss Helen MacWorld of Morristown and Miss Innga Rotate Taner of New York visit Mr. and Mrs. Dean Miran. Apgar family members in Easton and Newark updates. Ruth Beam spends a day with aunt Artie Beam in Newark. Volunteer Fire Department dance planned for Friday night September 1. Mrs Willam Erteson and daughters from Matawan visit. Madaayin Ea Moore returns from visit with uncle Mrs Hipan in Bush Phillipsburg. Mrs Hewlett Day of Ordans Vi spending month with daughter.
Mrs Max Newton and Mr George Meares visit the former’s brother and sister. Mrs Water says Mrs Inc Sandraona entertains her nephew Mortimer Sturd of Bridge. Presbyterian men plan a family tul Friday night. Mrs Burnet LaRue ill from heart trouble. Mr and Mrs David Swartz hosted Sunday visitors. Mrs Nertha Gregory and Auto Stra plus Philphater CG Weike and Miss Alma Welse visit Mrs Kate Stephens. Mr Capke and daughters attend a wedding in Dhovbisi. Willard Apgin guests noted.
Mrs Minnie Robeson and daughter of Philipsburg visited Mr and Mrs A S Scurfoss for several days. Emma L Smith visited Mrs Pret Mayberry. Major Gibson of Washington spent time with his cousin Miss Blaiting Robeson. Mira dustamine returned home in Newack after three weeks with Mira WW Jong land. George Lindenberry and family of Delaware were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Ryeritt and Harvey Perry family. Charles Schirmael, of single, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S F Perry.
Rev and Mrs D B Reese left Tuesday for a week in Ashbury Park. Miss Jimdu Stockwell visits from Warrington Vermont for two weeks with Mr and Mrs Zenoz Aver. Jalus Degnan returned from Easton hospital after a week as patient. Rufus injured while chasing a foul ball at Reercng den Park and will stay home for several weeks. Mrs Amin TIM IH hosts this week at Mr and Mrs James Gorman Somerville. Mr and Mrs Pervetwal Moore and sons John and Robert returned Monday from Culvera Take. Mr Moore returned to Mist National Bank Tuesday for a two week vacation. Mrs George Ferpuxon of Mowarts visiting here and Newark. Miss Irh Reed of Somerville weekend guest of Mrs Myrtle Cave Toy. Conover family attended annual reunion at Ison Spring Park with over seventy present. Mr and Mrs RH Hoffman host Sarah Hoffman and Bertha Maffman of Allentown. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Weareer and family left Tuesday for a week at Keansboro. Rev and Mrs Marion Johnston left Friday for Tilgaheth after a week with Mr and Mrs Snel Checyman. John Buecker of Faxton spent weekend here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas De Russo and baby from New York visit River View House with Afr. and Mrs. W Totter. City visitors praise Munsonconetcong River scenery and summer stays. recent guests have left Riverview House for city homes.
Edward Koehler and family visit from New York as Mrs Koehler’s health prompts repairs at their property. A new concrete pen stock and wheel pit at the four mill are planned with work by Augustin Castner. Lydia and Buelaly Rhiney return from Desmonih’s visit to Norton to stay with grandparents.
A long Sunday arc of visits as BRASS CASTLE Alt and Seaton Hobbie spent time with Mrs. Coraline Bodine in Asbury. Guests included Elm Apso from Lowes Valley at Mira Mary Fual, and extended families shared weekends across Ow en Grove and Wisshington, with several nieces, cousins, and friends visiting in March and April.
Mrs Emily Shaw reports her husband bought RAT SNAP trap, which she says killed 12 rats in a week while a competing trap caught 3. She claims RAT SNAP is effective and indispensable, selling for 35 cents, 1.25 dollars, with a guarantee from Jankine and Meeker, Ft Worth major.
Mrs Lester Tima mul Mlex Pearl Lozier visited Mrs Sev bertins at Greet Meuduwa. Phovu plan to attend a church event on August 0 for a stone row ceremony. Shoemaker died. Ave C. Lovkwond and son visited New Neo. Mr and Mrs Jones Watson spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Acherton. Two services at this Prog GUpiva church on Sunday. Jacob Alert of Hope moved to the Saran recently purchased. John Tomes plans to move to Hope with daughter and son in law.
A chaotic clipping references a bootlegger fined 390 dollars, arrests near Glen Gardner and Tranterdon, and Sheriffs reporting transportation of figures in an automobile. It also notes a marriage announcement for Musa Frances Kine and Steve William H Gaubenich, with Be Be Lafayette College ties and Rochester, NY links.
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