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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
10
A crowded column of brief items reports illness, visits, construction, and social events in Manunkachunk and nearby areas. Highlights include rheumatism housing, Presbyterian program, families visiting New York relatives, renovations on local properties, a large wedding in Ming Afurtha, and updates from triangle towns.
Lawrence Sauls of Delaware visits his son Theodore at his parents home. Chickens and wattle supper raises $23. Harold Headley of Newark wins weekly event. Christian church and St Luke’s Episcopal Church announce services. Miss Mabel Ervine and Miss Malvie Hoover of Ulverswon visit Park residence. Mrs Ray Black travels to the city. Amanda Wintermute of near Strand and Leater Columbia attend Maratlan Grange meeting as winter months arrive.
The readable text advertises Syrup of Figs and Senna with references to California production and quality claims. It mentions genuine manufacturing and emphasizes uniform product quality and pleasant taste.
Sackets Town Clock Boettlinger noted. Newark guests Mrs W O Cregir and Mrs Richie visit. Miss Halgle from Stroudsbury visits. Corneilus Hildebrandt recovering. Belknap family to Indiana. Wm Reed visiting Newton. Ruth Amperman critically ill. many clubs host meetings. town council held December session. opera house wiring upgraded. Edna May Ackrey engaged to Clarence Huff. local business and property changes. church groups plan Christmas events.
Embroidery club events at Miss Ethel Cregar’s home were postponed. Rev J M Meeker preached at What-Brogbytortin Institute. Women’s Home Missionary Society held annual praise service on The Indians. Mary Die, widow of ex Mayor Elgin, buried in Union cemetery. Young People’s Church Association elected officers and planned fund drives. Will of Ruth Porter revealed naming daughter sole heiress. two Main Street properties and a Logan Street homestead form the estate.
A town column lists residents visiting relatives, guest appearances, and small events in Bloom s bury area. Entries include Mrs Wa Vermiyen hosting in New York, Miss Hockenbury visiting Anna dale, Edw. Engis leasing a hotel, and several townsfolk traveling or entertaining at home. plus brief notes on crops, church work, and Cross stamps appeal.
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