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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
4
A long list of local visitors, family events, and social engagements fills this column. Residents including Mrs. Husene Ginerrs, Mr. and Mrs. Van Hendershet, Mr. and Mrs. J. Simon ton, and Rev. T. Lyon Coughey figure among those hosting, visiting, or attending ceremonies.
A garbled report describes a Monday night meeting discussing a pending postal issue and potential developments. It mentions plans for a new annex and a possible rezoning or construction project, with residents weighing feasibility and community impact.
The readable text mixed with garbled phrases mentions teams, people, and a Virginia North Carolina connection, with references to Davidson College and Wyoming. It describes a chaotic scene on a bed and a struggle, then shifts to a sports or rivalry context without clear facts.
Over 200 articles of valuable wear to be sold Friday morning at the CARP Store. Prices range from a few to several shillings. Large crowds expected as early buyers line up for a true bargain bonanza in the city of Rustan.
Fragmentary text mentions travel to Biinwor relatives and a dinner party hosted by Mrs. Here Brings aid Miss Annie Hustan. It references a dinner event with Ale and Ares Ramuel and notes dates around last Wednesday, with unclear context and scattered names.
A man identified as Wit eleutrician at the element plang hem died this day at the home of his son Willa Tumearal. Interment will follow in Naw rators with Joe Andrews having held his position a week before his death. Survived by his children Albert Weller Willegor TM of Washington and William Andrews of New Visage among others.
An order in Warren County directs all persons with claims against the estate of William Wright, deceased, to present them to the executor Jon B. Wright on or before March 17, 1913. Creditors failing to file under oath within nine months from the date of the order will be forever barred from their claim.
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