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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
9
Fragmentary text shows names such as Ian Hughes and titles resembling managerial roles and organizations. Content is garbled, unreadable, and lacks cohesive events or dates to form a complete news item.
Fragmented records describe freeholders pushing a committee report on next week’s meeting. The county court discusses expenditures including for roadwork and new park improvements while listing agricultural yields and county assets.
Bethy Slack wife of Hortert Wy Slack of 1 West Washington Avenue died Thursday morning from injuries sustained in a wreck. Survived by husband two children Alverna and twin, her mother Mrs Slurka Worman, brothers and sisters including Mrs Hiram Rush Mrs Alonga Barber Port Golden Mrs John Sunn Beatty Atmos Beatty Port Murray and Frank Beatty Philipsburg. She was a member of Port Murray Baptist church and King's Daughters. Funeral at home Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev P F L West with interment at Mannfeld Cemetery Port Murray. Floral offerings were numerous.
New Jersey lodge notes announce a reception and dance at Baker's Hall on Friday hosted by Modern Woodmen. District Deputy Grand Master del C Protaman of Milnsbyre will visit Oxford Council No. 44 Tuesday night. Wash Inglon Camp No. 46 plans an initiation next Wednesday with new officers and a class of nine candidates at Ted Men's Vinh meeting next Tuesday. Rew Pr FL West will deliver a patriotic address. attendees invited to accompany the Juniors.
The body of Double Six, aged man known as a cabinemaker from Washington, was found along Lackawanna railroad tracks near Oxford. He had traveled with Garrett and Garitty before dying from exposure or other causes. Witnesses reported pockets with tobacco and a watch. The body was interred in the Oxfordshire cemetery on Tuesday.
Ambitious Democratic leaders rally behind Woodrow Wilson as the likely presidential choice. Nugent praises Wilson’s broad intellect and appeal while noting Republican challenges in Washington. Katzenbach’s candidacy is discussed in relation to Fort Woudra’s earlier defeat.
Local ad notes Linbachs in Easton offering thousands of yards of embroideries at specka prices. Mentions corset stays and gowns with prices around 40 cents per yard, WM Laubach & Sons as sellers, and a Mage ad on page 4 at the Star.
Trustees elected at Port Colden Methodist congregation meeting include Colden ay Changewater churches leaders Geo Mowder and Colden ay Changewater men for three seats. Weekly services listed with superintendent Dr J G Muller and quarterly conference set for Feb 1. Sunday schedule shows preaching at Port Golden and Changewater with Epworth League at 7 pm led by Miss Rachael Klane rman.
Walker, a man about 58 years old, fell into a 15 foot culvert and landed in water after dark last Friday. Neighbors heard his cries and pulled him from the swollen stream, leaving him with a badly broken ankle and the bone protruding through the skin. He is hospitalized at Bag ton hospital Ne Wagon fils, home of David Myries, awaiting further treatment.
A confusing report details a horse thief allegedly in custody after a disturbance near a hospital where a horse was taken. The narrative mentions pursuit, a probable chase, and references to county authorities and a Monday event.
The Methodist chapel hosts a Monday meeting with Rev Dre Py B Wrst delivering a special sermon on Mineola. Six conversions at the Methodist church Sunday, the annual Ort Court report shows 046,753 in pledges and 821041 in expenditures. Spiritual Culture services begin next Sunday, with topics on faith and redemption. Presbyterian vote supports honoring the Sabbath amid debates on open saloons and park games.
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