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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
8
Fragmentary text notes hires and moves including Coly and Gole on a Belvidere farm, a retiree returning home, a Rush as machinist at Alpha Cement Co in West Virginia, with brief travel plans and informal references to associates.
Fragmented court notes describe hearing on widow’s rights and estate settlement. Mentions parties such as Frank Warner, Mabate Habenlte, and Nate apent, plus towns like Wareen and Wotderter with references to trustees, forester duties, and protective orders.
Fragments describe visits and gatherings in May Village. Miss Miles Somer of Brandway attended a social at Sharps Smith’s on Snearda ima. Mr and Mrs Spenser Gunier and others planned a week with relatives in Westfield. Local households hosted friends and children’s events over the weekend.
A report describes a collision or mishap along the rail line near New Twampton. Injured individuals include Saylor and Hampton Tank, with witnesses noting a disrupted scene and a search for missing or misaligned objects. The incident prompted quick assistance and a potential return to normal service.
A garbled local column notes family visits among residents including Mrs Pitt of Hiuna and Mrs Rilen Flumerfelt, with mentions of neighbors Ravelye Arthur Mopkins and Jolie Tape kin. It references a Children’s Day event, a Sunday school convention at Gxfora, and a gathering of horse jockeys in camp during the period.
The item lists church services and events across Oxford including Methodist Sunday school exercises, Presbyterian worship, and Catholic rites. It notes upcoming sermons, children's programs, and community gatherings with mentions of local residents and visiting speakers.
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