Children Hallow Pulpits Sunday in Two Borough Churches
Children headline a Sunday service with fine exercises held in two borough churches. Local congregations welcomed families and honored traditional rites with choir and scripture readings.
13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
Children headline a Sunday service with fine exercises held in two borough churches. Local congregations welcomed families and honored traditional rites with choir and scripture readings.
A jumble of names and places describes a local church fair and concert at a Methodist parish and a related community meeting. Mentions include Atlantic area groups and local clergy, with scattered references to attendance, music, and tribute.
A fragmented account describes workers at a textile mill led by Roy Canedie demanding better hours pay and safety. The piece notes years of hardship and a casual attire worn by workers while surrounding tensions rise amid unresolved grievances at the plant.
Fragmentary obituary notes a Mrs. Blomsds aged 68 with scattered details including connections to a Yoribor president figure and locations such as Stin ton Virginia and Seattle. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context, providing few verifiable facts.
A Warren boy died in an unspecified incident with his sister mentioned as a survivor. Authorities reported the death remains under investigation and details are incomplete due to fragmentary text.
A garbled OCR passage mentions figures about American moon missions and wartime topics, referencing Truman and wartime economies. It weaves disjointed names, places, and events with scattered phrases like 50 000 Yantes and 0 0 000 American moons, lacking clear narrative coherence.
Fragmentary legal notice reports a divorce involving Mrs Weener and others in Clbitan and nearby districts. The text is garbled but mentions an attorney and a Washington reference. No clear dates or final judgment details are readable.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places with unclear context. The readable bits reference a person named Mion and a location or organization abbreviated as SANs. The item appears to be a brief notice or column fragment with uncertain details.
A grim murder occurred at a new village on Monday as a Mexican person was killed by compatriots. Police investigated the killing and sought leads to determine the motive and assailants.
Incoherent notes reference American waters and shipping, and mention France rainfall totals, Easter events, and Red Cross planes. The muddled text names ships, crews, costs, and counts tied to wartime logistics and relief efforts.
A garbled report describes bootleggers near Blairstown linked to whiskey production and distribution. It mentions arrests, a jail term, and a plan to salvage proceeds through local crime networks with references to a meeting and a cemetery event.
A chaotic relic of a school honors note lists numerous names and events including graduations and meetings. The fragment mentions the Petter monthly meeting, Ada, Yvonne, Magee Halle, and various dates and places with unclear context.
An article describes an upcoming high school festival featuring dances, costumes, and athletic events. Students from OA and DA will perform, with guards, bands, and dramatizations. The program includes field events, a parade, and a showcase by TR and others, framed as a community celebration.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a Terre diste meeting with references to Wisapa ferm Fouetngs and local figures. It mentions Duhite Library, church matters, and plans for a town improvement fund. The text lists names like HOU Hat A and ATTY, with figures around 91,000 dollars and 200 to 800 next diner, but many segments are garbled.
A scattered OCR reveals a jumble of names and places including Monmouth county, Berkeley tow, and Warren county. It mentions a local charity sale with proceeds split with a church group, a single nightly show, and a Broadway Method for children.
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