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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

2

Odd notices and marriages in a crowded town column

Fragmented local items report a pastor’s anniversary plan for a new church porch on Washington Avenue, property talks with W. J. Robbing of Engeton, a June 15 wedding at St. Thomas's with Rev. McCleaty officiating, a public house fine case, a trout gift gone wrong, whiskey penalties, a Boston bride remark at a wedding, a Monroe youth incident, a Fourth of July parade, and various regional notices including obituaries and business leaders in Scranton and Lackawanna region. The mix preserves names like Rev. McCleaty and Joseph Scranton, places such as Washington Avenue and Scranton, and events from weddings to legal actions.

Belvidera Washington ‘Avenues Washington Avenus Hornbaker Street W. J. Robbing Engeton Ac McCleaty St. Thomas's Church Evonts New Windsor Warren County Pennsylvania Hove Minnesota Newberry Cearnest Boston Johnny Moore Monroe Mich Alex Portland Ferr Dia Scranton City. Journal Yoseph H. Scranton Madison Conn Oxford Meath Lack,wannh Tron and Coal Company First National Bank of Scranton National Bank of Scraton Ami Scranton Gesanl Water Company Delaware Tackawwanna and Western Lackawanna Bloomabury Sussex Railroid of New Jersey Mt. Hane Mineral Company Boston J. Franklinite Company Scranton Trust Company and Savings Bank Dickson Mie, Company Moasie Product, Company Oxford Iron’ Company Coal

Local Social Notes From Oxford Parish This Week

Local residents attend family gatherings and church events in Oxford with visits from Spangenbergs and Lopley family members. A surprise party honors Louis Jimko. church groups plan festivals and lawn suppers.

Weekend Guests and Family Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs Tatymond McPoak and daughter Gerth hosted visitors including Charlote Planagan from Madison and Sas family from Port Murray over the weekend. Nearby, Mr and Mrs John Nunn welcomed Raymoor and Nunn visitors. Ed Hixon of Philipshire enjoyed a weekend with Jr and Mrs Charles Mayberry. Dorothy Moore from Stewartariic planned an indefinite visit with Uncle Charles Muybarry.

Ars. Tatymond McPoak Philipshire Charles Mayberry Lt. Hardy Port Colsten Prank Coctmogn Milas Dorothy Moore Stewartariicfe Charles Muybarry

Lutheran Choir Attends Stewartsville Childrens Day Event

Reverend Hafer Ernest Stone Paul Hasalin and Donald Beers served as quaitst of the Lutheran choir at a Stewartsville Children's Day entertainment, performing several selections. Mrs Joséph Carrette attended commencement exercises at Allentown High School. Walter Lair of Allentown was among graduates. An injury at Canister Works in Phillipsburg affected Stanley Weaver, who required care. Afra Anni Weaver visited her mother Mary Metz at the hospital. Misa Matilda Stecker hosted a Phillipsburg guest. James Nixon moved his family from South Main Street Huntlaston to Phillipsburg. Effingberger of Phillipsburg to occupy the vacated house. Acs Taselio received word of her sister-in-law Mrs George Begcon’s death.

Hafer Ernest Stone Paul Hasalin Donald Dbeers Joséph Carrette Allentown Walter Lair Stanley Weaver Phittnaburg Bila Ife Afra Anni Weaver Mra Mary Metz Waston Hospital Misa Matilda Steckeer Phillipsburg Airs Franis Stecker James Nixon South Maintreet Huntlaston South Main Street Efflnberger Acs Toe Taselio George Begcon

Social events and gatherings across Ridge and surrounding areas

A string of Friday gatherings and parties across Ridge and nearby towns features residents hosting musicales at homes on South Main Street and Green's Bridge area. Attendees include Mrs. Andrew Colloser Waton and Mrs. John Fells, with light refreshments and entertainment cited. another note mentions a surprise party for Mrs. William Shimer and various social hosts in Huntington and Killianburg areas.

Wiel Ridgeek Carmel N.cy Atories Elke- Winter Milumiship Clay South Main Street Tzuntington Ars John Fells Leaneer Green's Bridge Andrew Colloser John Hwbbig Anebby Killssburg Ming Anna Stecker Fran Mensley Bedes Hheer William “Shimer

Stewartsville Meeting Draws Large Attendance

Stewartsville held its monthly meeting at Myx Oxcar Metlor with a large attendance. The program featured high order exercises led by Agnes Oberly and others, with Misses and Mrss listed among attendees. Social events followed, including cream supper Saturday and Sunday visits by local residents and guests.

High Bridge Graduation Sermon Draws Large Crowd

Professor of philosophy from Lafayette College Huston delivered the Dareakweeue sermon to the high school graduating class in the Wf church. A very large congregation attended as the senior class, board of education, and faculty marched from the high school building to the church. Special music by the choir and soloists enhanced the service, praised for its quality by attendees. World, $2.75.

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Choir Sermon Sparks Mixed Reactions at Sunday Service

Dr Alten led a sermon that divided the large congregation, with witty remarks drawing praise from some and displeasure from others. Following the service, many locals including Mr and Mrs Amex Corman and Miss Alice Pulty visited relatives in Newark and nearby towns.

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Real Estate Transfers and Conveyances Listed

A compilation of deed transfers dated from 1821 to 1982 listing grantees grantors and properties in Hackettstown Washington and surrounding areas. Items include conveyed lots in Hackettstown Harmony Yardville and Washington Borough with nominal consideration of $1 and other details such as dates spouses and parcel descriptions. Names appearing include Clifent MM Meader Reyes Rowe Dawtreuce Murphy Eckhart Wintermute Coyle Mega Tallman and several others.

Meader T. Comining Ean Reyes Rowe Beese Hacketlatown Dawtreuce Jain Atkimtchy Jesae Seba Peed P Snyder Snaou Ann Elizabeth Murphy Annie, Murphy J.cashley Waltima Conlveys Hackettstown Auchael J. Coyle Tadia Mega Canyveys Jot Prilinsbore Roy Aue Ated Pune Washington

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