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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper page lists Memorial Sunday observances in First Lutheran and nearby churches, with Rev. Yunaet and Rev. Crown set to preach. It mentions cemetery interest at Mairview, parish happenings, and upcoming school events, including Columbia school grounds celebration on June 9 and Children’s Day activities.
Local notes from Asbury recount Memorial Day visitors and family gatherings. Mrs John Kinny and Maguirs confined to house with chickenpox. Mr and Mrs Goo Creveling of Jersey City visit Nelson Boulby. Pred Rogers of Arlington visits Laure Smith and relatives. Groves, a student, returned home for summer. Grand births and memorial day events noted. Booster meeting planned by local camps and post office group. Memorial tablet dedication to town boys to be unveiled on Ty Day. Mrs Ida Parks of Elizabeth spent Memorial Day with friends.
Fragmented OCR text reports various student names and travel mentions from Lehigh University and Maryland. It notes some names like Charles, Hines, Kitchen, Davison, Thompsan, Bravia Swayze, and Mrs Sivayza visiting relatives, with references to summer school, experimental work, and four weeks away, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Mrs Luther Warner hosted her sister Misa Die dHlo Tiehonor for a few days at her Belvitese area home. The Christman family spent the weekend at their county residence. A large truck wreck occurred on a main thoroughfare Sunday, possibly due to driver fatigue or distraction, plunging through a guard rail and bursting into flames. details remain unclear. Plans are under way for business ventures linking Lpslare to WA's Ishin Park amid upcoming events.
Pleasant Grove items report Mr on Mrs Wim Keller of Nowadl at 307 Leona. Miss Madvet Worman of Sturletts townk visited with her grandmothers Miss Mary Post and Mrs Lake. Mrs Fragel Hawk(ns) extends stay with husband in Califon. Pav Dickie to speak on Happiness theme at Presbyterian church. Rat-Snap ad appears amid local fragments.
A jumble of names and places shows visitors and hosts across Stanton Newark and nearby towns. Many relatives and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Leigh and their daughter, attended weekend gatherings, with visits to Central Park and Newark and calls on Presbyterian friends.
Mr and Mrs George Byerley visit Whiedkon Wat Tresday. Mrs James Zullo of New York and Mr and Mrs Alin with Christine Herel attend. Anvghter Pb from AMudivon and Mrs Tony Zufio from VWI join. Mr Oud and Mrs HH Resenthall with Miss Jane Langhart spend Tuesday in Mackotstowt. Mrs Mrederfels visiting relatives in New York. Mrs Telenor of Orange visiting with Mrs Mary Townescud. Mrs OM Stout visiting friends and relatives in Washington. Mr and Mrs Win Viernes and Cious spend Sunday with Chic Bush. Mr and Mrs Joxupl Kash and son visit G. Dalrymple of Ashbury. Mrs A Garcia of Newark spending vacation with Mr and Mrs George Birkel.
Mr and Mrs C. Vorhewse with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Linkorten of Alsi, Mr and Mrs How rd Vorkesse, and two children, were Sunday guests of Mea Oberly and family in Stewartsville, with a turnout for a morning event in front of the Grant street.
The Daisy farm incident left two men hurt and a leg broken. Investigators noted poor electrical wiring and a rokas use, while nearby farms and residents were unsettled by the noise and debris. Several local families hosted guests and church groups gathered for a Sunday service, with community members sharing condolences and updates about the injured.
The fragment lists several visits and family occurrences. Hilery Vareok and daughter Ruth visited family including Mrs. Wenneed Marcell and Mrs. Ueorda Jones. Ale spent Wednesday with friends at Unckotts. Marvin and Mrx. Letwla Squith and Gert ly hired her dlutor, Mra. Benjamin futher. Reverend John Beam attended their aunt Mrs. Amos Beam. Mrs. Rovers Potty hosted Sunday greetings with cousin Se and Mrs. Oryille Livne and son Abirslul. Children were expected to be at home Sunday and Monday. Marshon of Tok Murray called on friends Sunday afternoon.
Hope community reads a notice of Children’s Day events at the Af church on Sunday July 14 with services in the morning and evening. Local farm sales report 37 cows sold during May 93. Jo acts as buyer for Mints and delivers weekly to the city. Msg Chara Kostanbadher of Washington started her home visit this Sunday. Sins Trene Van Harn of East Orange vacationing at her home there Calvi Erving purchased. Dr Mrs Jennie Gibbs buys house and lot in Hope and will move this fall. Drs Ubi hes paramoid a totty Bol vidoro planned. Ming Elelen Wilson receives graduation honors and will be salutatorian at the commencement. AVI Albartian Jing has inadi pose and rhomatism. z Ain [oe ergy tae) Losthval to be held on May 8 Saturday evening. Mochaale Coract bind engaged for the occasion. The ar Areal nee toolkits bir voting boy whistles when he hears jevlay 48 vacation day. eee Btn and Phileen-Week World price 32.75.
A vintage testimonial advertisement touts Don's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for weak kidneys and back pain. It presents Cyrus Woroltier of Oxford New Jersey praising relief after heavy lifting and cold, claiming the pills strengthened kidneys and reduced pain within days. The ad urges readers to ask for Don's Kidney Pills at local dealers.
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