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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
5
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A garbled Iowa social page notes names and events including Mr and Mrs Teather Th MeChure of New York missing, visits by Armenian families, and a Sunday gathering at Springheled. Reports mention Dover in Bavaria and Dover families, a teeth-related closure, and a list of attendees from Hickettetown and Vienna with scattered addresses and relations.
Amuchy Mia St Dunnie was vetted by relatives in Brooklyn where a funeral sermon was preached for a relative at a local church. The report notes many visitors and gatherings around the town, with weddings, visits, and family appearances scattered through the weekend.
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Fragmented OCR piece lists local people and events in Bridgepatss Conn including names like Mrs Joshua, Tinlert Bodine, Beass Gant, Irene tied fimlly Tremon Taste, and references to a Febephy pipebangel and a smith-linney reunion. It mentions Mrs Nelson Sede visiting and various households, with transportation and education board notes and a meeting in Bridgeville.
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