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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
13
Multiple obituaries published for residents of Phillipsburg Belvidere Stroudsburg and surrounding areas. Deaths include Catherine Ehiladelphia Catherine Elizabeth Rake and George McPherson with services held in local churches and interment at nearby cemeteries. Surviving relatives noted.
A fragmentary local item lists visits and family news from High Bridge. Mentions Mr and Mrs Gallagher Hockenhurs and relatives, Central Park excursion with Sunday school, Henry Dexung visiting Connecticut, Mrs Thomas Hill and daughter with Mrs James Gorman of Somerville, travel to Williamsport Pa, a tie in a Wednesday game, and various mentions of relatives and acquaintances across towns.
A fragmentary local note records visits by Mrs Suchha Ward and Mrs R Hetere to Nesburg area events. It mentions Paul Bopew, Beagle, and Linaberry of Columbia with Mrs D Pconditing, plus a Sunday visit to Slateford and other community members.
In a Sunday incident near Edward Lance's lane, a collision occurred when Swartout of Middleville attempted a turn into Lance's lane and stalled, resulting in both cars sustaining heavy damage. Participants include Morrit Swartout and Bamuel Smith, with Mr and Mrs Win and James noted in attendance.
The Oxford nine defeated Bethlehem Roth A. A. 5 to 3 in a week- end game noted for strong pitching. Brothers John and Mary McCattough featured for Oxford while Bethlehem’s lineup showed solid hitting but could not overcome the visitors’ mound work.
Local Camp Fire group at Budd Lake hosts Mothers Day weekend gathering with twelve participants and visiting mothers joining camp activities. Messages mention hospital and community updates, plus a note on a new plumber and steam offer in the area.
Still Valley residents Mee and Mre Henry FP and their two sons David and Frans attended the fancrn of Hugh Rittenhouse brother-in-law of Catherine Kitchen at Mitford on Saturday. Catherine Worheese, Howard Vorkoege and family joined in a Sunday visit to Harmony.
A collage of wedding notices lists Burgens-Martenis and others, with July ceremonies at churches in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Details include dress descriptions, attendants, and future addresses as couples plan honeymoons and new homes.
Auction-like listing describes a Nicely Located Dwelling on West Warren Street with eight rooms, modern amenities, and new piping. Other county property offers include a spacious front porch, two car garage, fruit trees, barn and poultry house on one acre, with hot and cold water, electricity, and telephone. Cash not required. terms include a $2800 price for another lot with recent improvements.
Multiple weddings are reported at Sts Philin and James' Catholic church with attendees including Gaston and Phil lipsburg guests. A separate case notes a fifteen year old girl missing from her home, prompting police involvement and a search.
A Hunterdon County lodge gathering includes Arthur White performing a colored stunt with Way Steel Charles Humes James and Bert Furman entertaining. Refreshments served as Grand Guardian Robert B Grenrandy deacon leaves Somerville for the next meeting.
SObs Geo Lake and children Anna and Geo visit Netcong area. Mary Maxivenl, Maxtvell and Stanley Pear enjoy a week with relatives. Mrs Maxwell and family visit former’s sister Mrs Wilson in Natcouig. Stury Maxwell family noted.
The Board of Engineers to publish a list of bridge inspections and findings for Belvidere Township and surrounding areas. Details include inspection dates, locations from Hope to Johnstown, and the condition status of bridges with access via request at the office in Belvidere.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders invites bids for preparation of sanit bonds. Bids must be enclosed in a Real mail envelope with bidder name and address outside. Each bid requires a certified check at least ten percent of the bid to County Treasurer J. Jarhart and must include a signed affidavit. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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