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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
10
Local town page lists frequent social and civic items including engagements, travel, church offerings, school events, and visits. Mentions of guests from New York and New Jersey, weddings planned for June, a car accident in Allentown area, a university degree awarded, and a hospital visit are noted alongside church and charitable activities.
Local residents are noted for family ties and milestones. Mea J Christin’s nephew graduates this week from the civil engineering department at the University of Mawin. Several families, including the Benbrookiaia and Kotchum households, are mentioned with travels, visits, and upcoming vacations. The Morrisown hospital, Barnard Swinson engagement, and school commencements at Whitfell are all referenced among community happenings.
The Cal alphabetic town section recounts residents recovering from injuries at Wharton and other locales. Jona Walters suffers a broken ankle after an electrical incident while others visit relatives in Forts Mort. Fire Company plans a new electric siren device. Dynamite explosion at Verney shocks neighbors, raising questions about motive and fear of danger.
Edward Dare’s column shares scattered social references from Long Valley New Jersey and nearby Newark Dover and Vernon. It mentions visits by Miss Madaly’n Moore Liiva and Bimmer Hird to the Roxy stage, parish events at the Lutheran church and a Pythias gathering at Unis Nes Bele. The piece lists residents hosting relatives, a Sunday visit, and a Children’s Day program with school readings and dues.
Hainesburg hosts Children's Day exercises at the church Sunday morning. Ladies' Aid plans a church supper August 9. Miss Minervin Bayder and two nephews from Columbia visited with Dr. and Mrs. Willan Snyder and family. Mr. and Mrs. Steward Tee and son Statley of Bethlehem Isle motored to town Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dermis and family. Mrs. Manervia Andress entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. EF Stir, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stier and family, Gilbert, and son of Jonson attended. Kinney suffered a severe ankle sprain last week when a ladder broke while he was gathering hoes for Marshal Bellis. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bells hosted and Mr. and Mrs. Aulen Vanhorn spent time with relatives. Rumor says weddings will soon be held in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ipho C. Beck entertained last week. Mrs Harriet Acmahong of East Orange and Mrs Elizabeth Walters of Woore Island were visitors.
Residents gathered at various homes including that of Misa Anna Hatshiner and Mrs. Willian Willever of Uniontown for a Wednesday meeting. Commencement and church observances were noted with community support, a 19th wedding anniversary celebrated, and local families visiting relatives in nearby towns while children from the Stewartsville W. L. team performed in a community athletic event.
A stream of misspelled social items notes upcoming events and exams. Sth grade pupils Larry Hibber Coop own Mek and Frederigh Timlin take entrance exams for high school while other families visit relatives in Dover Budd Lake and Warwick. Local residents are listed with kin and travel to church services and Sunday gatherings.
The New Hampton school announces a parade this week as pupils and staff invite all to attend. The article also mentions residents and visitors including Emil von Magen, Atle Coxte, Mrs H Coyle, and Edward Koohier with family, plus local business views and plans for summer boarding at View Hours.
Alvin Hazen and Mrs Polly welcoming guests at their home for a Sunday gathering with a missionary focus. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith host Thursday evening supper for members and friends, with AM group planning attendance and seating. Family visits noted, and a CG BE topic Sunday evening titled Cultivating Contentment. Misses Olen and Joro return from Connecticut after summer attendance.
The report notes a largely attended gathering last Thursday. It mentions children doing well and lists Mrs Prank Like and her son Merle, along with Mrs Wesley Scutt, visiting Raubaville with Minnie Dumie and Verna. Ten graduates from Belvidere Med HO are expected. a Wednesday evening event with Mrs B Crosbs reflects rheumatic concerns.
Fragmented OCR text mentions rats and a group, with unclear references to individuals and events. The readable parts touch on rats, a brood, and an advisory tone, but the source lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a solid summary.
Many fabrics and patterns listed including checks plaids outlines and polka dots. Prices range from 29 to 98 cents per yard with light and dark voiles ginghams zephyrs and ratines highlighted for children's dresses house dresses and skirts.
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