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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
A flood of short notices covers visitors, church events, family gatherings, school activities, and local warnings. Names like Castner, Garey, Quyer, Hampton, Smith, and Thorpe appear alongside places such as Phillipsburg and Westio. A fire scare at the Centennial Engine and incidents at the Alpha cement plant are noted with brief injury details and follow up.
VIENNA reports include Higlerhag purchasing peng car riage and Rev Webb's sermon at the Methodist church. Andie Hibler hosted friends. Mrs. Shipman hip injury noted. Mrs. Meghan’s return, Hurt Hoover visiting, and Mary Anderson funeral decor remarks appear. Local residents attend services, plan events, and share family updates across Hawkettstown and Beatyestown communities.
Mt Hermon reports Miss Lingle Rice recovering after a week of illness and Miss Adrian Tavares of Brookls visiting. The Mount Freedom event hosts guests, while Miss Tale Skinner 48 spends a fort night with her sister Mrs Roswall Baw by. Mr Siewert and Mrs Wil Greenbury attend several gatherings, and Bass College Newark resident Mr. Tawls Stinson visits with Mrs. Dep. Mrs. Sthigon. Rev John Hoogland visits, with Edward Monglund helping in the pulpit. Tenia Smad and the church plan a festival at Reid's beast grove near the church on Thursday August 29.
The report recounts scattered local happenings including a confusing account of a man named Tinberry and a suspicious incident near the depot. It mentions a pastor Samuel Jones exchanging greetings with police, visitors from Mr Hunn and Mrs Taco B. Beek, and plans to visit the Soldiers Home at Kearney. A robbery tied to the Ingersoll area and a potential temporary home for Rabblied with the Inqtitition are noted amid a sprawling, unclear chronicle of names and events.
A scrambled report from Mearsboro lists visits, birthdays, and social gatherings. Names include Mrs Anensanit, Mr K Sinleha, Miss Nellie Depue, Mrs Hosa van Lorn, Mr Lakeyt, Miss Adelle Cooke, Mrs Albert Corerell, Mrs Gee, Mrs Denns, Mr Bert Kinney, and many relatives from Walnut Valley and nearby towns. The item notes traveling, hosting at homes, and community greetings amid a bustling social calendar.
Miss Desslemberly spends time at Niazoet Falls while Mrs Freeman Mechet hosts a gathering in Carpenteresci. Mike Helen Gverttelas returns after weeks at ducland as Mrs Hulshiver shows improvement. A special baseball event occurs Wednesday evening with community members in attendance. Funeral details for Mrs Royer are announced with interment at Presbyterian cemetery. Several locals, including Mrs Geo Toshi and Mrs H Fo ab der Haishter, are mentioned with visits, travel, and family updates.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a collapsed ad type line referencing a Dr Rings New Life Pill and a Curter Pharmacy. The readable pieces suggest a questionable plan or product promotion but lack clear details, dates, or actions to confirm full context.
Fragmented text lists Miss Mabel Hauthy and friends, Mr and Mrs Wray Kloneyman, and others visiting Redgleaville. Mentions Miss Marylet Bonedavisl, Mtason Ketliot, Jean Burguse of New York and speaker Johny Ries. Land’s Supper planned for the last Sunday in June with pastor Hen J P Muttenry absent on vacation the first Sunday in August.
The document records teretofore selling prices ranging from 5.50 to 25.00 with several intermediate values including 6.00 7.00 8.00 19.00 11.00 12.00 13.50 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.50 18.00 and a 25.00 percent reference.
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