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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

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White Two to Build Ravine Route Road

A local committee, led by Boundyul Freeholiera, discusses a ravine route road project costing about 3,500 dollars, with townships and county options debated. Delegation hearings consider bridge and engine costs, survey disputes, and potential future funding to complete the road frame.

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Cornish Plant Sale Ends as Court Approves Receiver Action

The Cutlip factory once owned by Cor nearly shut after court orders. The Chancery Court in Trenton approved the receiver’s sale terms as Swope offers 5,000 with 10 percent credit to a certified cook, and Cedarbank creditors seek recoveries. Brederick HH, avitermuun & Son previously held the property, which includes 45,900 feet of Noor xpnee and equipment for wool work and production of aller products.

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Florey retires after 39 years with Cornish Co

A E F Florey ends a long career at Cornish Company begun in 1883. He rose from apprentice machinist to superintendent and general manager overseeing mail order and factory operations. Under his tenure the firm grew to a $900,000 annual business with multiple plants. He served as assistant to the receiver after the 1920s restructuring and plans to remain with the Florey-Praytey Co as stockholder.

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Strawberry and food fair to open at two oclock

The Knights at Methodiem of Oxford invite friends to attend a Strawberry and food fair on June 2 at two oclock. Proceeds support church activities at Oxford in the community with various made goods and refreshments available for purchase.

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Bridge Prices Spark a Flood of Bids Across Townships

The board received bids for multiple bridge projects in Harmony Township and surrounding areas. Notable bids include Harmony Township Bridge No. 14 at 418.00 and Bridge No. 45 at 475.00. Concrete extension costs cited as 13 per cubic yard. Officials plan to review bids by Wednesday and select the contractor for the concrete runs between Harmony and nearby crossings. Local crews report rapid progress with consented sections and anticipated completion before fall.

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Washington Clocks May Advance One Hour in Fall Change

Washington council members debate advancing clocks by one hour to align with daylight saving. Mayor supports the plan citing local interest and unified time, while opponents fear disruption to schools and daily routines. The council favors a recommendation for a fall clock change, effective next year, with no compulsory enforcement.

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Opera House Theatre Announces June Film Lineup

The Opera House Theatre reveals a dense June program headed by George Juhotaortes's "Ybeer Live Chora" and a Saturday showcase with Dolly by Roland Oliver. It promotes comedy and Pathe News, plus a Washington photo and a message urging families to see how children have grown.

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Washington Band to Open Season in Friday Concert

The Washington Band of twenty performs tomorrow evening in the Square at Washington. The program includes Capitan Overture, Princess of Tyre, Annie Laurie, War Songs of the Boys in Blue, Under the Double Eagle, selections from Pinafore, American Patrol, She Coronation Grand March, and the Star Spangled Banner. Directed by AV Robertson.

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Barneys Save Stricken Shop As Fire Triggers Alarm

A chaotic scene unfolded Saturday night when an electrical outage plunged the borough into darkness and left a butcher shop vulnerable. Barney, described as very much alive, acted quickly to avert panic and protect customers who feared looting. The incident disrupted business, but Barney reportedly kept customers calm and safeguarded the premises before authorities arrived.

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Departed Soldiers Remembered in Memorial Day Service

The Washington Band led a memorial program honoring veterans from Warren County and Newark with a ceremony featuring readings from the Newark Benevolent Association, a tribute by local officials, and fourteen Civil War veterans in attendance. Tablets were unveiled by the American Legion as part of the observance.

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Memorial Day Chronicle of Odd Observations Nearby

A fragmentary local page notes Memorial Day scenes with a Washington-Liho operator, townsfolk in casual chores, a woman delivering at a defend's house, and others in everyday activity. It mentions road work in Hickettstown, dust on a long highway, and a carnival with locals shopping and social scenes along a rural route to key regional points.

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Riding Cultivators Seeks Wide Selection for Farmers

A local ad lists a splendid assortment of cultivators including Inter nations Beckeye Overstar Net Walters Kidwire Union Satare Phil Ipabury Powis Wins ant iney Law Penne Barnet Waiters Mirdware Puthipeburs Strangely and more, urging farmers to inspect the shop’s wear and gear.

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Law Decision May Hold Up Road Work

A garbled legal notice from Wigren county discusses a court case over road financing and state contributions. The text cites attorney general involvement, potential delays in construction funding, and possible state disbursements with hundreds of thousands in bonds and interest. It mentions local businesses and services preparing to adapt amid possible delays. It references the state legislature, court decisions, and county obligations regarding construction costs and interest. The piece also lists local hardware stores and services available in the area.

Memorial at Bay Cemetery Returns To City Name

Fragmentary OCR note describes memorials and graves at a Bay area cemetery with mentions of names and locations, referencing a Reverend and a memorial service. Details are unclear, but imply a remembrance event at a cemetery with multiple markers.

Barber to Four Presidents Dies

The lone unit is described as longtime aide William Muller who died suddenly at 88 at his Newark home. He served presidents and was surrounded by family when the death occurred just before dinner. The obituary notes a life of service and mentions health concerns prior to death. Continued on Page 9.

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Concreting Service Promises Savings and Guarantee

J Rodney Thompson advertises concrete work at Bind Avenue offering curbing, paving, and surveying with a Jaeger concrete machine. He claims to save money by reducing wheelbarrow use and shoveling, guarantees the work, and invites calls for estimates. He lists materials and emphasizes specialized methods gained through experience.

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Washington Wins Great Ball Game at Memorial Day

Washington defeated Oxford 10 to 3 before a large crowd, with William J. Caswell and Charley Achenbach contributing offensively. The home team started strong, built early lead, and held off Oxford as J. Caswell dominated the mound and new second baseman Charlie Aghenboeh impressed observers, while postgame notes highlighted crowd influence and administration changes at the post office in Washington.

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