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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
10
A garbled OCR entry notes a ladies team named Se De Lot with players Heyl Flauiel and Bards along with Ajiey Nay taking part in a late event. The fragment hints at a team lineup and a basketball style competition.
A private gathering recounts the Bowser family feud over Thompson lineage. The conversation reveals a possible claim to heritage by a Bowser relative, with an expert consulted to trace ancestry and the case ending without clear resolution.
Fragmentary notes mention POH MUNRAY COOMA ME ME Latiger JO and Percy Led M Hyhierry with Miwa Minimtg Apa WHS 1, along with Miss Mites My Part Golden and Mrs. Stewart. References to a Friday gathering at Colbee, a foreman Al Morse, and local residents like Welch and Toobin suggest a jumble of social, shop, and family activities in a small town.
The column records revival meetings at the AGL church with weekly evening sessions and a Saturday flea market. It notes Aminda Guirdaar’s Oxford-linked teaching, a children’s group meeting on August at two, and a general call for parents to attend events led by evangelist Geo W. Coon.
Autiaville Mine Atm Pobletier reports social activity in Wil latin tin Our seloot teacher Ike Dain and Rew Dording return from visits. Families prepare for church gatherings and weddings while local committees discuss safety and township concerns. Community members travel to Dayton Kneketts and host society meetings with neighboring households.
The notice describes a family gathering with relatives in Red Mon area and mentions Octor and Philadelphia trips. It notes several names including Aaron Gool and Stopp and references returning home after a week with kin. An odd ad for BLOOTVINE LIVE PILLS appears at the end.
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