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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
13
A column recounts weekly curiosities and social scenes from Glen Gardner. Vignettes describe a variety of townsfolk, small incidents, and local goings on, including store windows, a hospital stay, trades, and holiday circulars, all painted with a breezy, informal tone.
Fragmented obituary and community notices list burials, hospital stays, illnesses, visitors, and local events across Stroudsburg and surrounding towns. Names include Anthony Ilman, Baas Vankirk, Cedar Lake families, and residents of Washington, Newark, and Wharton, with references to hospitals, hunting permits, and Christmas-tree trade.
A report lists parish happenings including congregants visiting and family updates. It covers hospital visits and a Christmas Eve service, with mentions of Mrs Wilkin, Mrs Soeyvart, and Mrs Gillogly. Also noted are church meetings, aid to the poor, and upcoming singing of The Story of My Fire.
Fragmentary notes indicate Hope Gilhork of Penns Aria purchased the Ogien Wine Der Jit and Wil with plans for next spring. Floyd Cittogle of Warwick visited during the past weekend.
December 15 16 and 1 ATth burgdes mark three night of Chefsumna entertainment. Moa Bagene Garvey visits Mrs W Stuware at Tobe en Nien Mel Suydie. Eugene Cishice entertains AMigvss Beunnrity at Castner. Elopements and family visits color the social scene as locals like Glen Cassiner and others host gatherings.
The fragment references Castoria Bona as the signature of Charles Ht Fieldsher, noting a thirty year association and the familiar casting of the product as “The Kind You Have Always.”
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