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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
8
fragmented OCR item details social events in Teachettstown and surrounding area. mentions Mr and Mrs, parlor gatherings, recoveries, property transactions, marriages scheduled, and community club notes with names and places.
Community snippets list visits, illness recoveries, gatherings, church events, and a busy social calendar. Names include Miss Ann Maguire, Mrs Stew ard Poslinbenfiehl, Mr. and Mrs. Hagaman, and many neighbors in Easton and nearby towns with updates on travels, entertainments, and church services.
A busy social weekend at Ware has Mrs James Sturmer hosting guests including Wilson Noraian and Miryam Prank A pgor, with several young attendees such as Katherine Aprile and Stan Londren. Visitors from Ruetun and Pile livsbarg joined Abrant tance Sarur Vennamb’s gathering, while D i Shinn and Udy Shyips attended.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Presbyterian congregation purchasing a piano for the church. The messy text also mentions various people and places, including names such as Mrs Gon and Dr Merris Toplins, plus references to a funeral and other local notices amid garbled phrases.
Ques of Newark visited relatives here last week while residents discussed prices and a bridge project. The community held a quarterly conference and planned a church service in the basement after prayer. Construction work includes a city bridge and sizable material arrivals for the project.
Messy OCR fragment references a blood spill, a company in Boston Mass, and unclear names. The readable parts mention The Bleeding Co Inc and a possible product or incident context but lack coherent details or dates to form a full news item.
A stream of OCR text lists residents and households in Norton, Newark, New Hampton, and nearby areas. Mentions include Hayard Mittehotl, Nash of Newark boarding with the Dav family, Redenbough new to Way Sherit lipsburg, Lambert Fritia in New Hampton, and Joseph Magnoulgeil with Paty Ry. The fragmentary text reads like a community notice with multiple personal names and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference several names and locations including Rosie Aden Aly Woagland Mya H. Ciogiad and Parry. Mentions deliveries dinners and a Thursday in a Boston area with references to Otto Uryin Apphoman. Context and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary notices describe moves and visits among residents including Nelson Teynyon renting land to Samuel B. Lacey of Newark after 72 years on his farm. Names such as Belmar Green John Ketcham and Reuben Runyan appear with farm transfers and midweek social visits in the neighborhood.
The notice states Arthur Ort Lierman visiting Paterson to spend the summer with his son Cillard, mentioning Meg Clairta Jinaverry’s marriage to Samuel Head and a brief, era style reference to a New York newspaper and annual subscription price.
An early newspaper notice promotes a tonic claimed to cleanse kidneys and urinary tract, with ingredients easily mixed at home. It targets readers with urinary and rheumatic complaints and suggests the formula is harmless and effective, urging public trial.
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