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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

4

High Bridge Observes Lag Day Parade and Church Events

Saturday noon events mark the High Bridge Lag Day with a parade starting at 1430 from the school, children to receive gifts at Telverside Park as Somes speaks. Mrs. Dare, a local Paterson resident, shows slight improvement after a week in hospital. community notes report many visitors and church activities across town.

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Community notes at Wood Glen near frequent visitors

Local residents in Wood Glen near Haliman's hosted guests including Mrs G A Farley and son Preston and many from Newark East Orange and Carls tadt. Visitors attended Children’s Day exercises and a storm caused little damage aside from a few lightning-struck trees. Poultry farming appears to be expanding in the area as J Arthur Coley and others expect to enlarge their operations.

J. de Elalwan Win. Maropsky Gruvansky Nigh Bridge Sunauy Paul Cowell Jack Lewis Glen Garner K. Gantbowsky Mes. Elmer A. Smith Dorothy Hagerty Newark Harold Mra. Markert Tose Moarkert Sandy Carlstadt Meu W. Ae Maropsky Mix K. Gravovsky Buayonne T Misa Lenn C. Hall East Orange Apgar BR. D DeWitt Win Alfrut Orta Carlton Stewart Linnhig Jy Potting Farley Bungaow Doh Polt Mm. B. Dolt Ruti Jacob Petite Seth Morgan Robert Hoss Felend New York Anil Lewis Lance Washington Anil Frank Apir Anthony Arthur Coley Mowntun Mer Coley

Blair Academy and Blairstown News Mix at Weekend Events

Local residents and visitors gather for religious services and graduation events in Blairstown. Rev Cortlandt P. Watler of Lakewood and D. C. Van Seoten deliver sermons. Blairstown High School graduation speaker Mr. Paul Reed. Various local figures, weddings, births, and community updates appear, including hospital graduations and a new steel fire lookout tower in the mountains.

Tanac Lavercool Braniyon Bangor D. C Pistor Bord Rpdduette Tair Academy Ind Blairstown Omo Mike Peter Jtttne Harmony Dante Iloc Steuven Angie Sioux City Vins Waddell Cwton Presbyterian A. G. Lewis Markshora Lanaberry

Mountain Lake News Highlights Local Visits and Visitors

In Mountain Lake In Thea and New York City guests stayed with local families. Starker and Mrs Chas Sutton visited relatives, while Lupe Ver Anen hosted forty friends for a Saturday roast at her home. Belvidere High School graduates were noted, and Jay V Toyt with daughter Toris from Fiteton vacationed at Lallw View House.

Edwin T. van Morn B. Heol Hatnesburp Sharrlot Rhode Markeboro Mulnesbury Frankily Guay George Tend John Tamfany Wilkes Barte David Shotwell Frank Smith Kelvilera Blairstowy Mary Fitmar Otte Hichardson Tyrene Bialestown Prolinghuysen Hardwick A. S. Mice Newton Haa Ribenerer Maude Beseherar Barnett Memorial Hospital Paterson Thea Wits New York Cty Caos Starker Chas Sutton Butteville Jay V. tToyt Toris Fiteton Lallw View House J. WH. Hoyt Femily Easton Suniey Guernsey West and Wife Phillipsburg

Huntington Visit Figures with Bellis Family

Art Huntington and Mrs Harry Bellis of Easton spent Sunday with her parents Aly and Mrs Grant Shoemaker, Mr and Mrs Wellington Van Billard.

Harry Bellis Easton Aly Grant Shoemaker Wellington van Billard

Hen house tragedy and pest control product ad

A garbled notice mentions Mrs Tannau and a hen house death, then an ad for RAT-SNAP pest poison in three sizes priced 36¢ 66¢ and 31 55, with Jenkins Meeker Ford guaranteed by Jenkins & Meeker Floyd Rio. The fragmentary text mixes an alleged incident with an advertised insecticide.

Gome Ford Jenkins & Meeker Floyd ‘Rio Jor

Mysterious Fractions of Names Puzzle Local Text

Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled local note listing people and places such as Philadelphia and Straw Church. The readable bits hint at visitors and a possible social gathering but the text is largely unreadable.

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