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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
2
A lengthy obituary and social notice from Newark recounts a funeral and numerous family mentions. It notes survivors including a widow and several adult descendants. references a church service, local properties, and community figures. The piece also lists visits, remembrances, and a parish priest’s involvement across multiple names and addresses.
A scrambled OCR page records various names and events in a mid century New York setting. It mentions Miss A hes, Mrs Willilin Heialsces, and Helen Bip Wher of Newark, with familial and social guest notes. The text lists dates, locations, and attendees in a dense, fragmented notice style.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions individuals and a vague event. It lists partial names including Snell and Shon and a Christian reference, with fragmented terms suggesting a meeting or incident. Readable content is sparse, providing little clear context or outcomes.
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