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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a probate proceeding and public notices with names and places including New York, Brooklyn, Allentown, and references to family members and estates. The text weaves in social events, letters, and local civic notes, with scattered dates and locations.
The text lists many people and places in a scattered weekly note. Mentions include Mrs and Mr, families in New York and Arkansas, and several residents such as Philower, Mey, Hagerty, Belity, and King. It hints at hospital stays, visits, weddings, and casual social events amid a jumble of names and fragments.
A local gathering hosted by the friends of Mr and Mrs Dafherd extends into the week with plans noted for a transport ride and a visit to New York. The event references family, travel, and a January timeframe with unspecified details.
Teish and gon Waearin of Washington mingle during a week of visits with Meda UF. Local attendees include Mrs Ata flush and many others from Trenton Belvidere and Green's Bridge. The writeup lists numerous names and minor entertainments with brief mentions of travel and hosted gatherings.
A jumble of social visits, family gatherings, and travels spans across towns with many names and places. Mrs. Dunena, Messrs Opdyke and Opastee visit relatives in Syracuse while Miss Cynthia Hunt hosts guests from New York and Newark. Several families plan weekends away and one couple announces a Washington trip.
The high bridge town hosts Chautauqua events this weekend with a visiting group delivering lectures and musical numbers. Emma Neighbor, janitorial staff at First National, and Mrs Jub White are among weekend guests while Riverside marks a key gathering Saturday afternoon.
An advertisement recounts a long illness followed by hope through Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Washington woman credits the tonic with improved health enabling home life and motherhood. The notice urges other women to try the medicine and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
Public notice dated July 10 1919 in Warren County appoints claims by July 10 1919 to present and file sworn statements with the administrator barring any creditor who fails to act. The administrator Wauntington names the parties and requires exhibition of claims and oaths.
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