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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
6
Community updates recount church events, missionary meetings, and social gatherings in Huntington and Philipsburg areas. The notes mention attendees, meals, and upcoming prayer and study sessions, with brief health and visitors updates and a tribute to a local accident victim.
Fragmentary OCR describes residents including Albert Sweet, Mira Trené Nelson, and Jeane as returning home from Detroit after a stay. Mentions Rockylurg, Toсksburg area, and a contract draw with Mir. Hofmenn At Beigeville. Notes Weaver and Biseho families and a reliable party in the community.
A garbled local note mentions Mr and Mrs Daniel More in Hastings region with references to trips and brief health concerns. Names and places drift in a tangled OCR fragment, indicating social visits and neighborhood chatter without clear events or dates.
Fragmented OCR style item lists people and events from Port Warren and Uniontown communities. Mentions of Mrs Hearge Holly Milford and various residents such as Mr and Mrs Woolf, Mrs Henry J, Mrs Charland, Mrs Green Hawk, Hattie Little, and Margaret Harber accompany references to talks, visits, and dining guests at local homes and schools. The piece reads like a jumble of social notices, with names and places scattered and little clear narrative.
A Mt Hermon note recalls Taniqh Wildehenne and family attending a Sunday gathering at the McCuln homestead with Mr and Mrs Charles Pittenger. A surprise party for Leahy’s son Test Friday night honored a 20th birthday with singing and well wishes. attendees praised the hosts and guests for a cordial community event.
Legally qualified voters in Greenwich Township Warren county New Jersey will vote at Stewartsville town hall on Saturday February 14 1984 from 7 am to 7 pm on two ordinances: erect a street lighting district and elect three commissioners to oversee lighting and maintenance. The clerk Fred Li Dude presides.
The Surrogate Court of the Counts of Warren issues a notice to all persons with claims against the estate of William Fair late of Warren County deceased to present them to the administrators by July 2 1923 or be forever barred. Dated January 2 1923 at Phillipsburg New Jersey by Joes J. P. and Alpha J D Administrators.
The Surrogate Court of Warren County orders all persons with claims against Annh Smith late of Warren County deceased to present them before June 7, 1923. Creditors neglecting to file will be barred from action against executor Charles G. Schmimnt, executor, at 23 So Main Street, Pullinsburg, N J.
Notice given that the accounts of Storvey Lave executor of Johnin's Bildr deceased will be audited and reported to the Orphans' Court of Warren County. Settlement to occur Friday March 2 at 10 20 o'clock in the December term. Dated January 20 1204. Hervey Love Neddyr Raikton Proctor Philippsburg NL J.
Pursuant to Warren County court order dated December 8 19, the executrix Diana Potts invites all creditors and claimants against the estate of Johanna Mary Potts late of Warren County deceased to present claims by June 1 1923. Those failing to do so will be barred from any further claim.
Public sale notice for tax delinquent lands in Hope Township Warren County New Jersey. Sale set for February 11, 1924 at 2 PM at Lodge Hall in Hope Township. Describes parcels, buyers to pay taxes interest and costs. lists properties and owners. Also notices estate matter for Stewart Kinney and claim deadlines for heirs and creditors.
The Oxford Township Committee of Warren County New Jersey files a formal financial statement ending December 31 1922 detailing balances receipts and expenditures. The report lists accounts for treasurer balance tax collections and road appropriations while noting changes in partnerships and the corporate name of the lumber business remaining in operation under new owners.
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