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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
1
Funds are replaced and the bank resumes operations at High Bridge as the institution announces it is back in business after an interim closure. The reopening signals restoration of banking services for local customers and businesses.
The High Bridge bank resumed operations after meeting the Comptroller of the Currency demands amid a heavy deposit day totaling 436000. New cashier Merne rt 5 Staples appointed. Percival Christile and Know Taylor linked to steel interests funded the rescue. Former directorate largely retained. legal actions loom for James Reavers in a forthcoming plea. A wedding follows: Frank W Pierson marries Ruth J Elwinheimer with attendees Mae Tich Hiser and Geo Hulahiser. Special February sale advertised by Carprinter's department featuring men and boys clothing.
A lively minstrel night produced by the Ladies Guild of St Peters Episcopal featured a mix of white and black performers and an orchestra. The program included songs by Shafer and others, a rapid-fire dialogue, pantomime, and a state drill with 60 girl participants, raising about 160 dollars for the charity.
Voters in Lebanon township face four ballot questions in a special election. One proposal would build a new building and the other to bond for 1200 dollars. the latter was defeated by 74 to 6. A third item concerns a school tax measure of 97,000 with current expenses and salaries.
A 1913 item lists the first installment of plums for the year alongside governor Wilson’s appointments. The note suggests seasonal provisioning and official actions within the state government during January 1913.
A report reviews political moves surrounding the appointment of Tumulty as Secretary to the Assembly Clerk role. It notes the process, the salary of 1000 a year, the vacancy created by the former clerk and the ongoing considerations for other state appointments. The article mentions related bills, political maneuvering, and opinions on merit and age thresholds.
Report on luncheon after mid meeting of New Jersey Editorial Association in Trenton. Notable attendees include Senator Jarber and Governor Wilken guest of honor delayed by Washington delegation. Meeting discussed name change to New Jersey Press Association and legislative aims to ease distribution and posting rates. June meeting planned with committee appointment.
The Christomathean society held a farewell at the home of De. and Mery MS. daywardcon in Tepareins on Tuesday for Mrs. FW. Johngarn who resigns as president due to removal from town. About $1,600 is in the hands of the treasurer as a representative fund for Mrs. Johnson’s service. The event included a presentation speech and notes on past work, with speeches reflecting mixed sentiments and personal reflections on the leadership transition.
A murky day left residents puzzled as rain and slow traffic dampened outdoor plans. The misspelled note hints at frequent questions about the groundhog forecast and current conditions.
A local paper notes a lively community day with the Groundhog and many questions about town affairs. It describes social visits, a NY hotel stay, a mysterious cyanide incident, and quirks of residents. Also covered are church events, a New York trip, town water disputes, and notable local changes in property and tenants.
Incomplete text lists names and events with dates and places including Washington and New York. Mentions a meeting of creditors representatives and a Wallers, Smith & Beds firm in Harrisburg area. References to music, ships, farms, and various personal names with uncertain roles and locations.
Borough officials moved to withhold the electric light company draft amid criticism of street lamps and service. Two new ordinances were introduced on moving pictures and traffic, with license fees and safety provisions. The council discussed a fire chief appointment plan and questioned costs for January lights and a damaged rib liability case.
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