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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
6
A flood of small items from Minunkachunk and vicinity records community news. Mentions Shridaburgy, Mr and Mrs Sterling, church ties, weddings, deaths, and local trades. Notable notes include Mrs. Charges Alerting, the Drake family funeral, and a series of social gatherings, with scattered updates on residents' travels, illnesses, and farm life.
Mrs Chaus Coldien and Miss Ew Starker attended events while relatives gathered at Montclair for a brother’s funeral. Visitors from Washington, Weehawken, and Pleasant Grove shared time with families as Saturday and Sunday brought meetings, prayers, and devotional services.
The Harmony column reports Lester Lominason's death and funeral notice for Rev Edward Snyder. It notes Misses Snyder and Helen-Wulper attended a teachers examination, a young people's mission band meeting at Jon Sconiddy’s home, and a village masquerade party. The Presbyterian church held events including a missionary society gathering and a birthday celebration. Harry Hott died after months ill, aged 22, survived by his widow, his mother Mrs Henry Hott, seven brothers and three sisters. Interment was in the Presbyterian cemetery.
Miss Bea Kinney contracts the mintsleg as Reuben Gladfelter resigns from his post and will relocate. Epworth Leaguers enjoy a Columbia parsonage event with 62 present and five prizes awarded to Mrs Coan Mary Jones Minnie Angle Gaylords Ackerman and Fred Ye. Notes reference a morning service and a sermon on the true dignity of man.
Sunday program at Depew Hall featured Wiha and Mrs Gilbert Stonut while Eldimany’s Larkinsoup Club met Saturday. Epworth League business was discussed Tuesday at Key's home and Ladies Aid met Wednesday noon at Sly's home, with leadership by Mrs Evans. A youth gathering from Anthony visited Stephensburg for a pleasant evening at Mr and Mrs Elaney dAngare’s home, with many locals in attendance.
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