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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1903

Page

4

Social Events of the Six Days Chron Ieted for Quick Pervaal

Local society notes recount a flurry of visits and gatherings. Residents such as Miss Edith Tinsman, Mr. Win Diebl, and Miss Afary Amerman hosted or attended events in Port Coldom and nearby towns, with many trips to Newark Paterson Jersey City and Columbia noted.

Mina’ Marg Goonca Paterson Misa Edith Tinsman Mr. Win Diebl Serantog Ta” Yinittog Jr Mia John B. Scott Mohort Willaims Navy Blea Sommers Brooklyn Mifsees Port Coldom Mira la Boera Budd Miss Afary Amerman Mina Elizabeth Hunt Nawark Hashocuy C. &. Vase Aines Fred ‘Yawpor Schoolers Mountain Caveral M. W. Waller Ailsa Rolle Burd Thomas Hall Scranton Wow G. Hall Richard Baggett Russell Newton Merv Jos Boguine Edward Christias Afies Jonnie Thompson Stanhope Louiza Burd G. E. Fredenburg Dire Charles Davia High Bridge F. B. Frost Vermont Pacific Coast George B. Gardner Harmony Harry B. Gardner Wm. E. Weller Berwick New York Misa Anne Piekel Mich May -Erie Flemington O. B. Badeley Hackettstown William Henderabot Witte Newton Aro Harphaker Street Jono Fox Passale Misaes Carrie Eleio Fuoss Altconn S.J. Tingman Broad Street Wm. Wright Wm. G. Tomson Port Murray Newark Win L. Hall Edward Albert Bertha Hattie Dover Neweark Bmrs John K. Smith Jennie Bra Frigada Jersey City Boon +ton Dovar Ste. Smith Weil William Shipman May Bellé Rinehart Upper Belvidere Avenue State Hospital Mozria Plains Elmar Snyder Joseph Weller Phillipsburg Elmer E. Wyckoff Washington John H. Weller Jackson Valley Viola Bowers Cora Raub Columbia University Heria Joseph Cook Lade Waek Loag Laura Cook-Hang Almont Musconébong Valley Presbyterian Church Imlaydale James, Mayberry Misa Eva Li Sells New Hampton J. Bamberger Wim. Eartghorne G.h.crocker Helen Hartehorus William Norman Miss Mary W. Dean Baston Carenony Philadelphia Brida Resaiay Laavsdullua Barry Miller Mes Jobo B Mary Cyphora Nolan Polot Ville Lake Hopatcong Os Mixa Gertrude Gardner Engton Mins Etta Gardner Robert M. Petty Aaron Polity Rocksburn Albert Fritts Youman's Avenue Otley Ira M Towch William Trigly Bix Penvesivania Niagara Park Wu. F. Davia Fleasste Leola Julia White Haven Jackson Davison Jackson Avenue Watson Hoboken Lackawanna Needham Mir Emma BieCarter Uister fieAg Cummins Grandavenue Shertwood Young Della Fleming Pittatown Tousday Drbliss Elizabeth Gardner Bloomabury Btr Bus Harry Host South Norwalk Viola S. Bower Boers Biles Berths Smith Clinton Ward Hatcher H. Barnes Bisa Roste Hatcher Mica Isabel Everitt Alice Royston Easton Edward McCoy Theodore Hatehar Wobaken Thea Royston Jay Belvidere Dirsdd Tierson New York City Anna Plexel Washington Silk Mill Bamford Bros Etta Bamiston Miss Pickel and Mirs Edward Bowlby Daniel Snyder James Li

Corner Street Brawl Ends With Laugh and Ice Cream Treat

Constable Jacob Smith and Paddy Ryan were involved in a street prank gone physical when Ryan struck Smith on the neck. Chief Shope warned arrests, but the pair reconciled with a handshake and later shared ice cream at Deremer’s.

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Oxford Court and Lodges Rendered Yard News

A long OCR list names Liberty Council Oxford Court lodges and members such as Perc y Henderson and J W O Bryan plus notes on local incidents. The piece mentions a mining accident, a horse breaking through a cistern floor, a parade planned by KE, a wedding at St Rose's Catholic Church, and school attendance statistics from Supervising Principal James H. Griffite. It also covers local business chatter and a price rise on binder twine.

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Bryant Store to Close All Day on Fourth

The Bryant Store advertises a Fourth of July closing with a sale on Suits for warm weather wear. It promotes several suit styles from $6.00 to $10.00, Crash Trousers, shipper goods, and a variety of children’s wash suits in multiple colors.

Christine Sporting Goods

Summer Underwear Sale Highlights Through Weather

Advertises Bulbringun Shirts and Drawers in sizes up to 48 at 44¢ and 386 each. Joan Drawers in ribbed material with double seats priced at 44¢. Union Suits claim great fit this season with money-back guarantee. Balbriggan shirts and drawers for boys at 25¢ each, including various styles and sizes.

Union

The Philadelphia Record Celebrates Its Twenty Sixth Anniversary

The Philadelphia Record marks its twenty sixth anniversary as a dominant Pennsylvania newspaper. It emphasizes a balanced voice, progressive policy, and enduring public trust while defending its calm, authoritative stance amid rival papers and modern journalism pressures.

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Garden Produce Aims To Lead Local Market

The store announces a shift to high quality Green Goods with a focus on choice and fair prices. It promises reliable selections, personal service, and a satisfaction guarantee with easy returns.

Local Cream Producer Promotes In-House Dairy Goods

The firm touts its own powered cream production and low prices, inviting customers to sample at the restaurant and place orders. They reference a new Scar Building in promotions.

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