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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
3
OCR extract chronicles numerous local notices from Washington area, listing names, events, accidents, weddings, births, deaths, school and church happenings, road work, and community milestones across months and towns. It notes residents like Gardner, Smith, and Abbott, and references places such as Phillipsburg, Hackettstown, and Morristown with varied incidents and social events.
An OCR fragment hints at a longtime figure named Tony winning a local event or listing, with references to past decades and an unclear sponsor or venue. Names and places remain partially unreadable, but the item appears to mark a notable local achievement.
The item notes Elijah Melty's marked improvement and lists a social schedule mentioning Afro and Mrs. Figeilboan on Sundays. It also records visits by Mrs. John Sinck in Washington and many local relatives visiting, hosting and traveling around Christmas season.
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