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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary notice describes a sale by Lexington Express Co featuring 75 horses and mares with four harness team and four mules. Reads like a damaged public sale ad from New York City with refunds mentioned.
The column records gatherings and visits of residents across towns, noting relatives, engagements, and travels. Names include Mrs. Mary, Mr. Oscar W. Jeffery, Mrs. Nelle Sperry, Miss Ruth Wiliriek, and others visiting from Newark Philadelphia and Hoboken.
Community updates from Philipsburg Bethlehem and Burnside include church anniversaries parish events and marriages at St Philip and James and First Presbyterian. Notable mentions: Monsignor Connelly celebration and weddings of Alexander McIntosh with Mary Fisher and Patrick Coyle with Mary Sargent. A death obituary notes Warren Kramer aged 60 in Philpsburg with multiple survivors.
Fragmented reader items note family visits and travels among residents, including Mrs Peter Hoffman age eleven and Ruth Buyerenene from Staten Island. The Mt Lebanon Children’s Day program and choir rehearsals are mentioned along with teaching vacancies in Franklin and Hiets schools and application contact for Harvey Cole.
The alumni association of the Washington Tea School holds a banquet on June 21 at the Christomathem auditorium with dinner provided. A business meeting and reception precede at the president’s home of Mayor Smithy.
A wedding was held last evening at the Oxford Methodist church parsonage with Rev. Mook Andariese officiating. The bride is Miss Wilrick of Penist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wildrick, and the groom is a driver for A Be Groth & Bro, son of Mr. Opiyke of Washington. The notice also promotes L. & M. paint, praising its high quality and cost efficiency.
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