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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
11
A scanned fragment outlines a Montana community's week of social, school, and family notices. It mentions gatherings, births, a Sunday service, a school term closure, and local names such as Mr and Mrs Beer Mr and Mrs J Beer and others attending events near Patin and Sumierfeld.
Marwsboro notes a prank at Whine Lake with a party on Thursday night and a lantern scene. Local obituaries and family visits are listed, including Mrs. Frank Ehrhardt visiting grandparents and several residents attending services and events. A Valentine social planned by the ladies aid and a building project add to the community updates.
The report notes a marriage performed by Rev Powers at Callfon with Mrs Charlie Apa c ay ANA of Ainnvale. nearby, residents celebrated a surprise wedding. Meanwhile, in Wish Bridge and Wall at Whitehouse, local sports and rivalries drew crowds. townsfolk described crude gambling and shooting blocks as two weeks of practice hinted at a tense aftermath.
Inge Un ton and John Flumertel spent midweek with friends in Teatyestown. Mrs Joseph Kinney and Mr Willard Kinney were weekend guests of relatives at Great Readows. Ludmila Cartwright and 23 Ludmila Cartwright joined family at Delaware. Mrs Elan Finmerfelt visited near Townsbury to see her sister Mrs Caroline Alberto who is unwell.
Local items report church services and visits by residents across Beaver Creek and nearby towns. Events include a church service in progress, a Sunday gathering, and an interchurch program with refreshments. Family visits, moves, and schooling notes are mentioned along with a school trip for students and teacher activities.
Local items recount social visits in Knowhon and Oxford, high water effects, and church activities. Epworth League monthly meeting at Miss Maury’s home, and Columbia address by Judie Morrow on Washington and Lincoln. Musicians from England to perform at evening service and ordination of church officers planned soon.
Mies Doiydle-Anderson spent part of last week in New York. John Hopkins and family visited his parents at Free N LAKE. Mrs. Tohn G. Mileman entertained relatives. Ethel M. Anderson visited former schoolmates in Bayonne from Friday to Monday. Mrs. Lewis Smith and two daughters visited Mr Bethel’s relatives Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Josiah Park.
A damaged ad cites a Washington couple praising Dean's Kidney Pills for a child’s kidney weakness in infancy. It claims prior doctors failed while noting the medicine strengthened kidneys and improved bladder control, recommending Donn's Kidney Pills to parents and listing Warren Courty Drug Stone as a sole agent in the United States.
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