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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text shows a 1920 Whitu township treasurer and clerk discussing tax assessments, owed sums around 1000 and 3, with mentions of municipal accounting, rates, and a referenced court appearance. The legible bits indicate concerns over unpaid taxes and official notes on township finances.
Court in Delaware rules for plainullt Cook in long damages case arising from a shopping street accident. Injuries included a broken tooth and facial fractures leaving him unable to work for weeks. Jury awards appear inconsistent as notes mention a separate damages verdict of 40 dollars and an appeal involving Lewis Rosenbergs & UG.
A fragmented local page lists names and events including a planned gathering at Warren Glen, a trip, family mentions, a birthday, and a prayer meeting. Individuals named include Mrs Miller, Mr and Mrs Gt Siaimers, Miss Weller, Miss Williamsur, and Miss Cadfruvy, with dates and community activities noted in a muted, diary like tone.
A fragmented notice describes weekend events and delays around Hackett Stay and Che tevwie sidewalks. Mentions Miss Glades Stidworthy returning home from Stathope with relatives and Joberk Gappensee resuming activity after an illness.
A historically dense blur of names, locations, and events appears: church services at Epworth, appointments by Knowlton town committees, and various local residents involved in church, neighbors, and social visits. The piece mentions Mr Wino Sugaler, Kinney replacing Joseph Wounds, and references to multiple families and places like Delaware Valley and Colmertal.
A probate notice concerns the estate of Miztheth J Spangenberg involving administrators and creditors. It names heirs and seeking court action in Washington with related filings in Ledgers and local clerk offices.
Areoclation tell ahtteon or Vaniunl meeting Monday night. Lesuis I. Conte was reeclected presidding. Other officers are. vicepresient, Thomas D. Howell: Alrecroye, Wea, Lofton, AT. 8) Nolte hour, tid WC Be Swangers sue Top, Wy i AL Van Syckle. Howard ilaty sand Jar, G. Mudioidn. The seventeet rth sertex was oboned) id application til be res ceived for a month. The elementa the tutor fciced during the lougr week with the operion of its trolley dine between Port Vborray and Chiltipsburg. Two prexengurs atourting fron Washington were taken at fir nn Cole Corner on the car leaving tere ato oofoet. The snow plow was out of service after a vidi witerant to get through whe dulfts cmd finally the pas wong were brought duel to Wash. spring will be 4 tally March St. Lun, over the week-end, ea rly.
Charles Ashelmin of Semanton and Mrs Toseph of Clarkes Stunts visit AG and Met Te Henderson. Residents including Mrs Mes Chris Cheiatersoit Tamils Netcong visit Jt wd Mrs Ales Malloy Luckey Ave. Folin Shomer of Dover visits with parents. James Buelhos on Bice ley Ave and others attend parish events. Sunday School class No. 3 of the Cantonist Aechodist church plans an entertainment. Chores at the chore PH Ninnex undergoes rebuilding after a fire. Services planned at the Reformed church with Rev. Moye in charge. Wilford Keldmai of Gaston Visits Nia parents.
The defendant, De Fulvio, pleaded guilty to abducting Mary Cistiella of Belnhvhem and planning to marry her in a distant town. Court records show the incident involved nonconsensual restraint and a request for substantial monetary terms. The case names include Hethionvin and Mary Cistiella with dates tied to 1920 amid a broader local crime report.
An advertisement promotes FLALUS CATARRIL MEDICINE claiming to prevent repeated acute catarrh and prevent chronic catarrh by building the system and cleansing the load. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and urges readers to request circulars from Ed Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The readable fragments describe names and places in a garbled entertainment or social notice. Expected details about individuals and events are incomplete, yielding an obscured summary with few verifiable facts.
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