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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
The text presents a garbled account of a wedding with many misread names and phrases. It mentions bridal party entries and various attendees, with numerous unclear references to places and roles, resulting in a puzzling, incoherent record.
Fragmentary text references names and places in a dated scene with Baldwin, Austin, Bayonne, and Miss. Vanatia. Content is garbled with missing syntax, making precise events and roles impossible to determine.
Fragmentary text lists many misread names and terms across locations and events with no clear coherent event or publication context. It mentions churches, individuals, and possible notices but lacks intelligible facts or a cohesive narrative.
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering with multiple names, a Delran area setting, and a Friday or Monday timeline. Mentions include Miss Miurion Sitots and Mrs Delran, with pie, curd, and a schoolmates crowd. Details are garbled and dates unclear.
Robert Chow was honored at a funeral in the Alunefiehd church on Tuesday. The service and interment took place in Muckette town cemetery with family and friends in attendance.
Readers recall a quiet Sunday with friends and family as neighbors mark an anniversary. A surprise gathering at a home near Phil Ipsleare featured warm wishes, light refreshments, and a casual, celebratory mood.
Local society notes describe Martha Huckt's retirement and visits by Mrs. Pinldock and others to various towns. The piece references church services, a “Town here” gathering, and remarks about the celebration week, with names like Stitar, Grah, and Etryraen appearing in scattered form.
The Washington Borough issues five hundred thousand dollars in sewer bonds at sixty dollars to the hundred with interest at a fixed rate. Proposals are invited for the bonds maturing in various years and payable as per schedule. The sale is for funding sewer construction and retirements, with delivery at Conwell Hall and terms including option to redeem prior to maturities.
Notice is given under the Surrogate order of Warren County dated June 4 1910 to present claims against Sarah Taylor late of Warren County to her executor Willdan Al Somerson on or before March 4 1911 nine months from the order date. Claimants must file sworn exhibits or be barred from action. Executor: Willdan Al Somerson. Phillipsburg New Jersey.
Frederick Minkler is listed as Secretary of the Stallion Examining and Registration Board in official material. The notice records the board’s administrative function and the named official. No date or location is provided in the readable text.
An ad style notice declares Talt-and-Half Butterine the best in the world sold in stock at Cullda Grocery. It promises money back if not satisfied and claims the product supports nourishment and energy.
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