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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented local column lists many residents and visitors from Philipsburg Easton and nearby towns. It mentions church events church meetings Strawberry tea fairs and Sunday services at St James Lutheran Straw and other congregations. Several families are cited with illnesses travel and social visits across Milton Huntington and Port Warren.
State news item reports Atrs, widow of Ray Onne, accused of causing $5,000 by Bateschwiez. The latter held for two weeks and then released. Case concerns return of the money and related alleged actions.
The passage mixes chaotic phrases about barniery last, alvin lewne from North Carolina, canalgnens and Srehrhtot, Salvation Army, and market speculation. It references Whig Browerd, California regdldems, and farm producers facing marketing challenges, debating a plan to regulate supply to meet demand and stabilize prices.
A large gathering at Utell diamhe hosted by Unie featured attendees from New Village Philipsburg and Washington. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs. Clark Aber Edith Alice Mise Aviv Stocker Michaes Giadyas Lottie Cyphers Tinery HSE PVD and several named locals, with visiting parties from Port Warren Me and Syringuse.
Fragmentary OCR lists guests and gatherings at homes in Milly and nearby towns, names Margaret Tripher, Anna Aitlin, Sutin Tillisker, and others. Mentions a broken leg from auto accident at a farm, and a church conference at Kennely station. Burial at a candle cemetery and Sunday/Wednesday gatherings appear amid scattered details.
Annandale residents Mrs Peter Apgar of Tin, Berle pint Tiwemlay at Charenee Miers and Mr Manning and Susan Beam of Imyenne spent the week end with relatives in town. Mr and Mrs Frey Fleming of Sprlaitfiel spent Sunday at Jonas Fleming's. Mrs Paterson of Triijige ton spent Saturday at the Parsonage. Miss Helen Seale entertained Tig Vyres over the week end. At Sir an Menin Aineueb and Trophler Frm were Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs Campbell of Trennon visited.
The Greenwiche memorial fund raises money for cemetery improvements in Arkansas. Funds support headstones and grave markers for deceased women and their descendants, aiding a Christian revival. Clayton Porter circulated notices via Mrs. John Varley to alert community members about the urgent need.
Fragmented report lists visits and greetings among residents. Mentions Al ant Mrs John Dat in Oh Mag well, John Dat and family, Milfred Milton Snyder of South Eigton, and Catherine Sellaptey. Also notes gifts and callers at Stewartaville and Stewartaville area households.
Mrs Faith Bist of Morristown celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a party at the home of Mrs Orie Adore on Saturday. Attendees included Mrs Wilton Johnson aunt Mina Pruners Mr Swazy and many friends from the area. Children’s Tag day will be observed at the Lutheran church on Sunday.
Mrs Merle Antoine and Ruth and Vivian of Park Sum ml visit her relatives Mr and Mrs Mowall Wamilton. A summer plan at Drew Seminary and Meth. Wet church OC place. Gration reenlisted in the wan. Hana Billow attends Swan awk of Haregan Wim Polhemus. Mrs Alberts Valier cares for uncle. Daugher welcomed June 1, baby Clea Ber les.
A Sunday service at the local Methodist church featured a ten member class session in the morning followed by a tee event next Sunday. An evening Children’s Day service was planned with Mrs Quid of Ducksonville hosting.
Fragmented local notices report social events, family visits, and theater plans around Blosinabury. Names include Miss Elizabeth Sutton and Mrs Sutton, Mr and Mrs D A Sutton, and other residents attending a production, a dance, or visiting relatives.
Marth's vacation plans and family notices from Mountain, Lake View mention Mr and Mrs P Waldron, James and Wim of Caroni, Mr and Mrs Keémmiéror, and Pittenger of Phillipburg. Henry Dalrymple and daughter Mrs Cart Wijrick visited from Washington. Mrs Monroy Gartinghouse shows slight improvement. Mrs Maid Diek reports at Mucouten Hussod last week.
Sunday services at 3 o clock with Sunday school at 2 o clock. A meeting at Mr Kimbell's former residence on Stuarte Place. Tea and refreshments will be served.
A fragmented ad-like passage describes using RAT and SNAP products to clean a home rat infestation. Mentions a May timing, repairs, and an asserted weekly cleanup. References Jenkins & Mucker as sellers and a $1.05 price in a likely old classifieds style listing.
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