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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
20
A jumble of names and places from HLATRSTOWN records covers births birthdays and family gatherings. It references the Newtare area, Lincoln and Elk Rent townships, a Lake Cathige event, and school activities with president and election mentions amid scattered health notes and local outcomes.
Local notices recount visitors and family events in Hackettstown and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs. Meafpestown’s property sale, weekend trips by Ackles and others, and church activities at Epworth and Methodist venues. Attendees attended services despite poor weather. floral decorations praised at January events.
A lengthy obituary notes former U S Representative Tuttle died at Stoneleigh Park Wentfield aged 38. It recalls his early life in Westfield and Union County, service as Assembly candidate, election to Congress, and later roles. The piece lists finances of schools and churches, and mentions a funeral planned for Friday in New York.
Sunday night church services are planned in Hainesburg with a quilting day scheduled for Tuesday and next Wednesday February 2. Miss Tin Glosier entertained relatives from East on Sunday and George Kiechen helped friends over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. F. Beck hosted several guests at Mapper Wednesday night. The Busy Bee Sewing Circle meets at Mrs. Mathis Beek’s. The fifth Warren County Conference will be held Friday March 8 at Temdere High with emphasis on rural education and the state rural school program officials and teachers slated to speak.
The week brings visitors and family events across Port Murray area including Hulls of Shildesburg, Mayberry clan, and multiple kinship gatherings. Mrs Sulton back home after hospital stay. local social events feature a birthday party for Mrs Snyder and a string of notes on local residents and visitors.
Hampton announces the engagement of Mae Madeline Moore to Captain Terhort Winangeal Athanc Oty and Trenton Captain Wins, connected with the American Diplomatic Powers in Renney. Holm FL Winn, a prominent New York attorney, appears as a witness. ceremony details include a sermon at 7 20 Stand fst and a baptism in the evening service.
A village gathering at Nelson Wickinney's home featured speakers from the Sarepta Café Cin on farm health and cleanliness. They urged farmers to push early education, discuss a proposed wool and fabric bill, and contact New Jersey senators to back agricultural legislation. A note on basketball closes the report with Washington College's team visiting for a game.
A fragmentary report notes Somerville defeating a local rival with strong passing and defense. Key figures include Kane and Stouulating, as crowds cheered in late season play. The match featured tense moments as Somerville clinched a narrow victory despite earlier back and forth scoring.
An American Legion production at Ridge Dolt theater presents a bustling cast led by Joseph Marin and Morence Hankineet with Chattie Gaidin and Dagathy Cooke. The show highlights athletic gate and crowd energy, praising the trained ensemble and the Maharajah roles while noting production costs and audience reactions.
Classified note advertises three-piece Daveno bed suites in Birch Mahogany finishes with sofa armchair and rocker. Includes models with tapestry blue embossed velour and taupe velour options priced around 105 to 195 dollars. Describes bed by night feature and easy motion opens with hidden sheets and pillows. Other sets listed with chair and fireside seating.
Advertises Simmons steel beds in multiple sizes and finishes. Features include mitered corners, cane center panels, rectangle filling rods, and two inch continuous posts. Prices range from about 9.75 to 25 dollars with various value notes and finishes.
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