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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
6
Florida groves offered on creaitible terms. Forty five acre and twenty acre parcels listed in Lake Region and Peninsula areas. Prices mention railroad impact and property fronts, with notes on frost risk, preservation, and payment options.
A damaged archival notice concerns the estate of Joan da Me with mentions of heirs, executors, and a court order. It specifies deadlines for filings and actions by heirs and interested parties, including proceedings to settle claims and respond under oath within nine months from a cited date.
A long fragmented article describes a mother discussing scouting and kinship, with references to Roy Seman of America and the RW twelve points. It mixes mentions of a hospital, a courtroom, and various social topics, including reader notes on home life, employment provisions, and a long anecdote about a home improvement project. The text also touches on a New York or Philadelphia context and community news features.
Last Timisday proved the most bountiful Christmas in the hospital history as relatives and friends delivered over 4,000 presents valued between 4008 and 5000 dollars. Patients enjoyed an elaborate dinner, a large Christmas tree, candy, and small gifts. Dr Britton Twang, the hospital director, impersonated Santa Claus as guests were entertained by vaudeville and a dance.
Local report notes a figure named Reaves, described as a native of Chan Pletohor, with a storied past spanning over thirty years and a connection to a charitable or notable action attributed to The Kind Yow Tee Above Baught.
A jumble of names and gatherings shows neighbors visiting relatives over the holidays. Linzi retired from a Florida trip, Miss Elliol Anderson visits Newark, and Hiram Marlitt and Mabel Mackey plan visits. several families share Christmas with kin in Free Union and Hinckettstown. Local remarks include a stomach remedy note praising Chamberlain's Tablets with testimonials.
MT, VERMON, Roy, and Mrs. Fowler and Ion shared Christmas dinner at Wesley Bartow's. Miss Leah Albertaon visits Easton for vacation. Christmas exercises were postponed to Monday evening due to the storm. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Depue attended a dinner at Mrs. Bem i n Ward's in Hainesburg. Prook Hartung and Ralph Bullivant went to a Masonic banquet in Belvidere. Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. T. Blaine hosted parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill of Washington for the holidays. Epworth League reported 70 attendees at a meeting. The shogtings will begin at 7.40. Mrs. ALS Bartow will read next Sunday evening.
In the borough of Belvidere Warren County New Jersey the sheriff will sell the premises described as lying in Oxford Township Hawstreet area. The sale is ordered by the court in a mortgage proceeding against Genevieve McFadden and William and Mary Sullivan with the property located on East Street in Belvidere. The sale will take place at the designated court location on a Saturday in January at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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