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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
Fragments describe visitors and family gatherings in Brookside and Belvidere, plus legal notices about a bridge contract and public works in Warren County. Items include Mz Toward, Paul Toward, Mina Anna Stocker, and Frank Stecker among others, with notices on public bids and dissolution paperwork for a New Jersey corporation.
Fragmented social column reports visitors and refreshments at local gatherings. Names like Farley Murai Coley Pankow Evans Evitts Hall Meret Hartman and Augustine appear amid weekend church, carnival, and community event mentions with several local guests and residents noted.
LONG VALLEY residents and relatives are listed visiting and hosting over the week. Theodore Hoss of Brooklyn and Norma York families attend gatherings in New Jersey and New York. A public reception honors C. Trimmer and bride at a Lutheran church before mission trips.
The Willing Workers festival east of the Sunday school drew a nice sum. The Sunday school picnic at Wy- Aame Park was well attended. Mr. and Mrs Percy Berry and two children visited Mrs. George Jones of Pridigy until Sunday. Mrs Thomas Crag and family attended the funeral of Mrs True Hopler in New York. Jones family friends visited Oxte Vi on Monday. Mrs Mes Lane Reese hosted relatives from New York for several days. Mrs Emma Aten and Miss Margaret Allen of Bloomfield visit Edward Jones at Blairstown.
Local column records Johnsonburg residents visiting relatives and returning home after travel. Names include Mrs J P Fateh and children, Airs Chas Syinton of Green Ello, Mr and Mrs Hamilton, and Mr and Mrs Charles Ping with son. Also notes a hospital discharge and weekend gatherings at Midaplow n Y.
Fragmentary report from Bridgeville notes an Abeb fren harp event at an OAS gathering Saturday evening. It mentions Mi Uhrig visiting and a daughter Denise linked to a Wednesday Tel vi event with a Plehmond team, claiming a 72 to 0 score for Buttevint with a $215 stake.
Hackettstown residents report accents of travel to New York City and Bangor while hosting relatives and attending church events. The page notes community activities, road work, school plans, and local family updates from July through August, including baptisms, weddings, and visits among neighbors.
A jumble of local social notes recount visits and gatherings. The text lists guests and residents including Mrs Rebeves Huffman, Walter Uoffman, Ade and Max, John Caster, Dawiel Caution, Mrs Win Cautier, and various others from Washington, New York, Newark, and Beyond, with birthday celebrations, visits, and sickroom updates amid community chatter.
Local residents share weekend visits and gatherings across Glen Gardner Fort Plain Pralln Aelt Ward Flemington and nearby towns. Families including Siglers Dinkolas Trendersons Thonnings and Taylors host relatives and travel to Newark Asbury Park Dover and California with church events noted at Spruce Run Lutheran church on August 2.
The Califon Improvement Association carnival last week generated 2300 in proceeds. Mrs Moore of Oradell spent several weeks with Miss Macy Klag at the Methodist nursery. Dr and Mrs Trimmer hosted Sunday guests. Trimmer plans to depart for San Francisco en route to China as missionaries. Miss Penwitle returned to Hempton after visiting Miss Marie Uip gore. Mr and Mrs Wim Tuhns of Plainfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Winfield Kuhlis. Mr and Mrs Wine Pithower and son of High Bridge visited his parents Hezekiah Phihownes for a martet last week. Miss Isobel Mack of Yonkers was also noted in the social notes.
Fragmentary OCR lists names of residents and guests for a weekend. Mentions Mitch of Mies and Mrs BP planning a three week vacation in Maryland. Also notes Mrs Mary Kings and guests at Lang Branch and other visits by Stra Gacy Chaxtur King and J Tabor of Hewat Brook.
A flood of names appears with weekend visitors and hosts across towns. Families such as the Carpenters, Coles, and Smiths hosted relatives, while individuals from Washington to Yonkers and New Uronswick traveled for short stays.
Ming Deelyn Kitshen hosted guests Miss Grace Worthington and Mrs Helen Tleuins at her home in Huntington. The group, including Alexes Duruthy and Margare-Dick with Charles Kidehull, motored to Lake Hoplicons on Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Grant Shoenaber and Henry Zel accompanying.
Fragmentary text shows a notice of a court event or settlement with scattered names and dates. The legible parts indicate a scheduled term and fees or allowances to be settled, but many words are garbled.
In the Orphans Court of Warren County, on Friday, the first day of September next, at 1 o'clock A.M., for settlement and allowance. Dated July 15, gong. Harry G. Van Noorman and others appear. Palioabrres, Palen PHM pebars, ST. LARENCH WALTET.
Nathee 8 herely named as executor in the settlement of Balthaser Roxskopt, deceased. Matthew Ringe, administrator, will have the accounts audited and reported to the Orphans' Court of Warren County on Friday September first, at 11 30 o'clock AM in the April term for settlement and allowance. Dated July 14, 1927. Matthew Tringfield, Administrator, Pomp self? Pulkinsbure New Jersey. Currenge Walters, Proctor, Pulkinsbure, N.J.
Notice is given under an order of the Surrogate Court of Warren County dated June 17, 19 something. The executor William Houck of Pepsburg New York states creditors must present claims against the estate by the deadline to avoid loss of rights. The order governs the distribution and required oath or affirmation for claims within the specified period.
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