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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
12
A column highlights women using spare time to earn money through home crafts and services. Embroidery, garments, baby clothes, window decorations, clock repair, and a “Walltht room” offering childcare generate steady work. Families balance home life as these ventures grow.
Advice column addressing a 12 year old girl and a young woman with romantic worries. Annie Laurie counsels self control, keeping away from flirtations, and seeking social activity with friends to ease jealousy. A married woman shares unhappiness and urges staying with her husband, while other letters ask about dating etiquette and letter responses.
Oxford residents report on a coming school board election, Mayor and board changes, and local moves including families relocating on Belvidere Avenue. Also covered are a church dance, library reports, and a Sunday school bazaar with community notices and upcoming events.
Voters in the Township of Os Corl Osford Warren County New Jersey are notified a special meeting election will be held at the temporary hall in Warren on Saturday February 15 1828 from 2 to 7 PM for voting on an ordinance erecting a street lighting district selecting three commissioners and approving expenditures to maintain the district and carry state powers. The judge inspector and clerk of election will be elected by voters at the opening of polls. Lewis H Wildridge Oxford May 2 1028
Community updates list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Philipsburg and New Brunswick. Names include Mira Raymond, Me and Eugene Castner, Reulal Deremer, Mrs. Eva Les, Mrs. Simpson, Myx, Philipsburg residents, and Merrit McManningu of New York visiting family. A wool delivery arrived for the woolen mill and local social visits are noted.
Readable fragments mention individuals such as Mrs. Wuetell Wackworthy and Rev. Stanley Ty Cromford along with several others, plus references to Mount Pleteapt and Stewiartyvilles. The passage blends names, locations, and a stray statistic about USAKORgOD end agitator packs, with unclear context and broken phrasing.
An informal gathering at Green home featured relatives and friends from Kearney, Port Morviss, Washington and nearby areas. Guests included Simon Tosh Jr and Philip, Mr and Mrs Hoy Mush and Ethel, Marjorie from Port, and others. The event celebrated Alphy xehody and Mra. 2. Caek's birthday.
A land plot opposite the Anderson schoolhouse has been sold to a Mr. of Doré Mirrens who plans to build a large lime and motor garage and install a telegraphic exchange. The new residence is slated for completion in the coming spring with a winter relocation to Brooklyn.
A garbled report describes a meeting at Meh Lridge featuring the Starlight Galgey Mu and Peihine participants. It notes a 44 to 70 defeat and mentions the Order of Gill and a Treeday night ceremony with references to the Kulzhs of Golden Basle and Shieh pubiranry.
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