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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
6
A fragmentary local report details a February 1 school social at Woodglenn with attendees from the community. The piece mentions preparations for a parents teachers association event and lists several residents, including families and teachers, while noting injuries and routine social chatter.
A mosaic of family notices and social events from Pleasants Grove and nearby areas. Mentions of Mrs. Shier Routh and Mrs. Catherine Dosinty in Verney, Miss Nickie Tarnte of Taye, and visits by Ming Maud Boge and others. Notes on relatives, church gatherings, and a seriously ill individual at Fas Tk capi, with names including Agnes, Mari ADR, and Catherine Worman among attendees.
Rigor Neighbour and family visit Morristown as Penne Adder travels to Poagitek for studies. Mrs Denlet Adee Warne hosts Chale Moasler and daughter while MixA amet jute visits Newark with Air. Mrs Myrde Dairein and family from Wilmington attend church events. Nurse Move Lake visits. Catechism Class meet noted. local engagements include Dover trip and Libs place residents.
A Belvidere teachers conference drew attendees including Miss Nor Morrit and Tuna Linadinsry with Lineberry guiding anchors. Local families like Mrs Bates and Mrs Maye Nudes hosted relatives, as Deshant son William visited Washington. Prayer night featured Miss Staples and Miss Ginnin in the Adlumuety group.
Fragmented obituary and social item notes describe Samet Cole's funeral in Newark and multiple Belvidere Newark visits. Mentions Erick Rittenhouse of Relykters and Mrs Aosshe Peenkowses Lunia with various locals and scenes around Belvidere and Newarlis Noney Miler.
The Asbury MB church held its quarterly meeting last Tuesday with the district superintendent and Elizabeth presiding. A unanimous vote approved a plan for the next conference year and attendees shared travel, marriages, and community notices as well as upcoming rites and sermons.
The text records residents of Oxford attending a wedding at Tuttaville, describing attendees and local church members. It references Abr and Mrs Moors and lists contributors from Oxford Presbytorkiy hiveh and other local families. The account reflects community ties among residents of Oxford and surrounding areas.
A fragmented note describes a gathering or service led by Rev Macaeoe and a listed attendee group. Mentions of Sun, Pasticity tail, and Bilgworth Gotle appear, with references to a house visit and a soon upcoming event on Bi Cudtels aug Mapeho 14. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates.
A fragmented report notes residents returning home with visitors and local names in Jersey City and nearby areas. The piece mentions Mr Gruger and Mr Aleming among attendees, with scant coherent detail about events or outcomes from the gathering.
A cryptic OCR fragment references Castoria Benra Qhas Biotohar and a second star, alongside Thrleon Week and a New Forts Weta amounting to $2756, leaving unclear context or events.
A dense wire service style roundup covers church notices school events and community activities in Morristown and nearby towns. Mentions include a Sunday sermon at St Johns Methodist and a quarterly conference at a local church alongside social gatherings and visits by residents to Newark New York and Philadelphia.
An ad touts Pepto-Mangan as a tonic to rebuild blood and energy. It claims the product heals sluggish blood, restores appetite, vigor, and a bright mood, selling liquid and tablet forms with the same effects.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous farming tools and equipment including a thresher, fertilizer attachment, corn planter, wagons, plows, wire, sprayers, mowers, and other items. The note mentions William Gaviller and a location near Layton with references to local farms and livestock.
An 1880s public notice advertises a live stock and farming implements sale at a station farm. The listing enumerates cattle, horses, wagons, plows, manure meters, irrigation gear, and associated farming equipment with location hints and several vendor names.
The notice announces a public sale of farming equipment and live stock in Warren County. It lists items including plows, wagons, harnesses, fertilizer attachments, corn gear, and related tools, with claims against the estate to be presented by a stated date in May. Creditors are named and the sale seeks to settle debts as directed by the court.
A damaged notice from the Orphans' Court of Wat Tenson lists settlement actions regarding Mary A. Stolle and estate executor Mary A. Stolle. The document references a forthcoming March date and mentions accounts, probate items, and notification requirements.
The notice describes a public sale of farm machinery and household items. It lists engines, elevators, binders, plows, carts, hay gear, tools, and various farm implements. The full inventory includes grain binders, corn plows, wagons, mowers, and general equipment along with household articles.
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