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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
9
The notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral services including Anna E Poole of High Bridge, Mrs. Frederick Sutton of Phillipsburg, Anthony Tran of Pinesville, and Levi Meisel of Harmony. Surviving relatives, spouses, children, and regional affiliations with churches and towns are detailed. Military service and long-term residence are noted for several, with services held across local parishes and stablished congregations.
Benjamin Thompson of New York is noted among mourners. Funeral director Hiles of Great Meadows handled arrangements and sent remains to Brooklum. Mrs Fay Fickles, 60, was buried at home of her son Stanhope. The services for Henry WV av Civ War veteran occurred in Hamburs, recounting his farming and lime cement work and early Portianit cement.
Mrs Pierson reports the death of El Tampa resident Pierson aged 64 after a long illness. He had mining interests in Florida and elsewhere before his burial in Evergreen cemetery. He was a bachelor survived by cousins in Florida and nearby communities.
A fragmented obituary snippet mentions Hugh Brown and Hig Brown, with garbled phrases regarding a home, pneumonia, and a steel plant worker. It references a Saturday mark event at 10 o clock and a Townsend, pastor of a church, in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes a death linked to Miltham and Washington with references to a burial at Washing Cemetery. The text mentions relatives, years of disability, old shellage, and a service in a church with Reverend Wagenhurat officiating.
Local marriage notices record weddings in multiple towns including Phillipsburg Easton and Belvidere. Couples include Charles Koller of Jersey City and Miss Maybelle Allen Sidon, with ceremonies performed by Rev. Skittnor and pastors from Pillsbury. The notices note postwedding visits and congratulations from relatives and neighbors.
Robert We Lewly Jr of New Vari and ATH Violet GC married Laurie Itagittr of Mr and Mes Wh. Lantdie of School eys Mountain Wednesday at the Rplyvopel church Hackerstown. Ceremony by pastor Kove WW Fr Mitehinan. Bride wore wax and straw hat with cattle bouquet. Couple to reside at LD Cham Ave, dorvey City.
New Spring dresses in 25 and 35 dollar ranges showcase Canton Crepe favored for its quality. Taffeta options in Black Navy and Brown appeal to matron and Miss, with bouffancy and hip detailing created by cording and gathering. Waist belt gathers noted, and a new sleeve feature adds appeal to the line.
A damaged report recalls President Harding style with dark frock coat and white silk waistcoat at a state fair scene. The Indianapolis State Fair Grounds fire caused $200000 in losses with three men burned and two mortally injured.
A fragmentary item recalls a long voyage in which Mrs Katherine Reabinson wed Andrew J Hes vs. Rohinson’s, with Inst. Lushand and John W Robinson among mourners at Khyhesh ton. The piece also mentions a wedding coupling Dowd Mrs Reabinson and a cruise in weddert hills and a train trip to Toekwane.
New gloves Silk Underwear for women described as dainty, beautiful and serviceable. Two color effect items include White Bodice Vests with Black Crochet Edge priced 3.75 and Black Bodice Vests with White Crochet Edge 3.78. Pink Lavendar and other color combinations available with matching drawers bloomers and chemises priced from 3.75 to 5.50.
A second robbery hits the Alps location with the same suspect pattern as a prior theft at the same store. Police investigate and urge witnesses to come forward as the spree continues.
The article describes new neckwear as a key accessory for dresses and sweaters, noting pastel and colored pieces enhance outfits. It highlights tan yet brown dotted fabrics pairing with brown sweaters, and praises blue and Alice hues, promising a broad assortment at reasonable prices.
A local display highlights Vestees in linen organdy eyelet and lace fabrics. Prices range from 1.00 to 87.95 with many items priced between 0.50 and 2.98 to attract shoppers. The presentation emphasizes the popularity of these dresses and their affordability.
Imported dotted Swiss in navy with white dots brown and white gray and black navy and gold lavender and whites light blue and white 30 in wide price 1 39 yard fancy plaid dotted Swiss 86 in wide 3c yard large assortment of cotton tissues for wash dresses gross-bar mixed plaids and stripes 52 din wide 59 and 69e yds 36 in wide 145 and 59c yd ratine for sport wear in a variety of colors 36 in wide best quality 95c yard
The Wendy collar on the lines of the Bromly collar can be worn in different ways and sits well in Linen Pique Organdie Lace and Satin priced from 2.00 to 2.25. Colored Linen options include Rose Greer Tanvand and Blue with plain or contrasting bindings and hand worked dots.
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