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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

1

Borough Council approves emergency and sewer bills amid road work

The Common Council debated and approved an emergency note for 1264.09 and two final payments totaling 14104.60 and 3100 for street and water projects. They discussed a temporary drainage fix near Belvidere Avenue and Gardners property, potential culvert and paving plans, and payments to several suppliers as part of a broader relocation and repair effort.

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Theatres and Public Works Update at DNBES House

A garbled report lists theater programs and local notices from DNBES House, detailing June events including "War of It Mais" and "The Lavy and the Woman" alongside civic actions. It notes the State paying for street repairs and eleven foot of new sidewalk work, with council meeting next Monday to review changes.

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Records Reveal Vague Names and Numbers in Fragment

Fragmentary OCR notes mention names or terms like BY Great and Asepintia with a numeral 35, but lack clear context or complete details. The readable items hint at records or lists, yet no coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the text provided.

Automobilist charged after Camden pedestrian collision

Camden police report a 43 year old Stewart sustained a fractured ankle when struck by an automobile driven by Emil Kaminski. The driver admitted fault, saying Stewart stepped in front of the car. The case prompted questions of blame in a neighborhood accident.

Marc’ Cane Stewart Bronger

Open Air Bazaar By Acme Amusement for Firemen Benefit

Acme Amusement Company will sponsor an open air bazaar at Welter Lot to raise funds for Washington Ore department gear. The event features Pacis wheel and a camel ride among attractions. Washington High School and firemen coordinated school events, but date changes halted by the company. A new representative was appointed. details on other attractions unclear.

Acme Armusement Wardbington Brandt Washington Ore Uticialions Pacis Wheel Washington High School Inter Ag Covnler

Montana school hosts town festival and fishing event

An annual town festival at the Montany Montana school promises a Saturday evening program with fishing activities, hardware shop ads, and local cordial entries from Gardena Hose and Toes, BARNET and WALTERS, and Philipsburg area vendors. The event, dated March 16 1922, invites families to attend the community gathering at Pulity Park with games, prizes, and a celebration of local talent.

Montany School Montana Jima Smnner & Walters Takcott, Square Philipsburg

Allentown Fair Draws Big Crowd for Washington Visit

A record crowd of 165 men gathered midday at a Washington event joined by over 30 automobiles. Police escorted the procession through Allentown as General Vesnilius and the Washington delegation passed landmarks, with school children and crowds along Le To turn streets. A concert and parade marked the day while officials arranged a formal reception at the hotel. Separate notes report a divorce case: Mrs. Weh, former prosecutor Win. Stryker Fos has petitioned for a decree nisi in a New Jersey matter, citing desertion in 1919 and custody of Martha St. Dicuil awarded to the mother.

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Repairing Trend Street Opens Work On Jaronil Street

The Birdsey Construction Company began tearing up Jaronil Street between the Square and Youmans Avenue late Sunday, with the roadbed scarred and stones displaced. Crews expect to resume work tomorrow as oiling and rolling are prepared to restore traffic. In a separate note, Edward Wolverton harvested over 200 quarts from a large cherry tree on his Camptery property, listing yields and dates.

Birdsey Construction Corpor Tlo Jaronil Street Youmans Avenue Edward Wolverton Camptery

Reconstruction plans and bids for county road project announced

The county announces a road reconstruction plan in Washington with a bid date next Wednesday for the Philpabure-Suill Valley section, estimated 2 miles, cost about 110000. An engineer estimates 4 cords of blue coal. A road from Suit Yule to Broomebutty, about 1.70 miles, is to be advertised with a preliminary cost. County officials’ salaries are listed: County Clerk America Viliou be cited. Surropine 428.07. 1 Sheriff 1044. Sheriff They 3365. Steward of county tolied 499.65. Saturday night crowd in Washington suburb reflects a city-scale turnout for a spring festival, with high attendance and distant arrivals noted.

Yentuailay Washington Philpabure-Suill Vatley Thurraville Vely Wiese Rineball Club Dermikdun Viliou Sherk Aid County Tolise Treolind Construction Company Nalfey Company

Weekend Scenes and Road Crash Disrupt Local Life

The narrative recalls a busy week with clocks misread in a Biore window, students and townspeople reacting to events from a school closure to a church service. A car accident near Alt Pocono damages a Packard and a touring car, with Wintermute settling for damages after a Brooklyn driver caused a scout of fear and a costly windshield replacement.

Alt. Pocono Wintrimute Brooklyn Wintermite Wintermute Jone Toon

Bridge and street work on New Village crossing progress

The contracting firms Korp and Korn and partners report ongoing completion of the New Village coat bridge project. Expected milestones include widening and topping stone work, concrete lays near Stewartsville, and line-up of trolleys as Broadway and New Village roads are adjusted. Delays due to spring conditions noted. extensions anticipated for several subcontracts.

Korp Korn Bettycon Mar Jatta Garin Hayyey Cole Dronway Grydis Broadway Jerlyos Fe Kerp Kerp Marinit

Washington High Leads in County School Meet

Students from Washington and Belvidere competed Saturday in the annual Belvidere school meet. Washington team set several top marks in running and field events, with Belvidere and Hackettstown also scoring. meet featured broad jump, shot put, pole vault, and relay races among grammar and high schools.

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Dead Heats I Saalag Gloveland Derl Convention Hero

Delegates at the tenth annual convention of the National Association discuss impacts of women in business, credit practices, and consumer behavior. George A. Law of Memphis, tentative association president, argues against changing wartime buying habits while criticizing female buyers and credit rot.

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Improved Mail Service Prompted Newspaper Delivery Scrutiny

General notices to clerks urge efficiency in Wheals Patch Wo delivery of newspapers. The Sussex Recart reports March 9 marks a turning point as complaints rise from Star's vow editor and other papers about non delivery and late delivery. Readers seek reliable circulation and promptness from the press.

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Great Church Worker Passes Away Quietly

Mrs. Cooke, longtime superintendent of the Methodist Sunday School primary department, died at her Belvidere Avenue home after seven weeks ill. She organized the Tadley Special Circle of the King’s Daughters and served as its president. Survived by husband John K. Cooke and daughter, with grandchildren, funeral at Belvidere home then Washington Cemetery.

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Washington Team Triumphs in Tight View of Friday Game

Washington and Glen Gardner collide in a close baseball contest. The Washington players produced several hits and runs as Christon and Achtnbach contributed solid performances. The local crowd witnessed a spirited battle with Beauxwain and Stansbury providing steady defense and offense against a strong Oxford schedule. The upcoming doubleheader against Nazareth promises another high effort from both sides as fans anticipate late-season momentum.

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