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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

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Road Concreting Plans For Barker Dormer Great Maval

The Board approved road construction plans including concreting the Barker Dormer Great Maval route. Bids expected July 21 subject to Bates approval with total project cost around 282633.90 dollars plus items for curbs pipes and water management. Remaining sections cover Still Valley Bloomsbury and other bridges with bids anticipated later this year.

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New Lights for Glen Gardner Electric Upgrade

Washington Borough in Glen Gardner awards a contract to provide electric lighting and rights of way. The project aims to modernize power service to Glen Gardner and nearby towns with a $7000 annual operation and a four month completion window.

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Electrification push reshapes regional power and transit plans

A tangled text notes Power & Light Co. planning headquarters in Washington and a rival Edison cement plant sale elsewhere. It describes a trolley route expansion through Washington toward Hackettstown, with routes along Broadway and nearby roads, and mentions multiple communities including Mendham Newton Netcong and Stormy City.

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Washington Concert Band Schedule and July Outings

The Washington Concert Band will perform in Hackottatown with a varied program including standard and popular tunes. After the concert the band will be entertained by the Timkettatown borough roundl. On Tuesday July 4 the band plays in Chester, MT, for an afternoon and evening engagement. More July and August dates are planned, with indications of a busier year than ever.

Washington Hackottatown Timkettatown Chester

City Vandal Threatens Farmer Communities Across County

A long complaint details a city vandal causing damage in rural areas by trespassing on farms. The piece describes orchard thefts, picked blooms, and littering with bottles as locals urge stronger protection and notices of “no trespassing” to curb the rising nuisance.

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Great Year For Pata Products Harvest Brings Record Crops for Farmers

This year brings a выращ season of favorable weather with ample rain leading to earlier harvests. Farmers report crops progressing ahead of typical schedules, robust growth across vegetables and fruits, and generally favorable conditions. Minor storm risk noted, but overall outlook remains strong for the farming community.

Washington man dies after heavy sugar bag fall

Charles Rush, 90, collapsed in the street when a truck, driven by Wm. Smith, turned and struck a 100 pound sugar bag near Beethoven Avenue. He died instantly at a Washington roadway, later moved to Rush home. Survived by six children and several siblings. Funeral services to be held tomorrow at Beethoven Avenue residence with Rev. G. Ly Uo officiating and interment at Bluebonnet Valley Cemetery.

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Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Patriotic Concert Plan

The Washington Methodist Episcopal Church announces a patriotic program this Sunday evening at 7 00. The Washington Lady choir will render sacred and patriotic music, followed by general exercises. Borough beeret societies are invited to attend at the church promptly at 7 20.

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Alumni Banquet Dignifies Washington High School Event

The Washington High School Alumni Association held a banquet and dance in the Presbyterian chapel setting with a formal program. George W. Fleming was elected president, other officers named, and notable alumni from classes dating back to 1900s attended. A large reception at Casals Stadium followed with Dick Snyder’s orchestra providing music and elaborate decorations enhancing the event.

Presbyterian Chapel Christomathous Mission Society of the Church Willeil Groll Manaser Milton Penes Elzabeth Axton C. A. Smith Witlim Srantley Mida- Gertrude Runwell Samuel Mallee Non Donald Aitra Yauediecorian Ciisen Mately Tokn Yehoo Chapye Elas Isaey Wix Lwo Yan Wied Ind Reunion Kpechefferig Harveys Mendar Forkyo Yeues Barouet May Earle Rush Raymond Iorec Sagiuel W. Woller John Stevens James Grom George W. Flening Association Tete Wlves Queen Cate Uerfingements Marry Ly. Smith Misa Bella Beavers John Bown Washington High School Alum Association Casas Stadioc Associaton Dick Snyder Brand Sauccuss

Fragmented OCR reads unclear on news page content

The readable text shows garbled newspaper OCR with scattered phrases and names, but no coherent event or clear facts. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are present to summarize into a factual item.

Hits Rule In Palmer Game Leads Washington Victory

Washington defeated the Palmer A. A. of Easton 6 to 2 in the eighth inning after a long game marked by steady hitting and base running. Key moments featured Doniane and Pyselier delivering power hits while Zimmerman struggled on the mound. the Palmer club showed strong defense but failed to close the gap.

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Couple Shot Dead in Bed In North Water

Monroe county authorities investigate a double murder in a bungalow at North Water with both husband Demund 35 and wife found shot in bed. The weapon fired three times. doors were open. case linked to a prior family violence incident. A separate wedding notice reports Luise Minto and Frank Cortalyou to wed in Bridgeton, with details of attendants.

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Fireworks Display Promoted By Local Meetings and Shops

A fragmented notice mentions a church gathering next Sunday evening with a sermon and general urging to attend at 7 o clock. It highlights Fireworks purchases from local hardware stores including Burne and Walters and Philipsburg area vendors with plans for a public display.

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Unclear fragmentary report recounts workers and a roadbed scene

Fragmentary text describes a scene with workers, a sick note, and a roadbed measure of 330 feet. Names like Billy and Cornellman appear in scattered dialogue as the narrative touches on effort and obstruction.

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Paul Morgan Missing Amid Family Search Efforts

The case centers on Paul Morgan, 24, son of Mrs Grace Morgan of Wilsonborough and the late Rev. Benjamin Morgan. His mother reports he vanished after wartime service and later separation from his Boston wife Emily Agnew. She appeals to War Mothers and officials, noting his injuries in World War I and alleged drug-influenced behavior upon his return.

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Fragmentary Divorce Case In Warren County Bank Fraud Claims

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Blanche Du Parson and Marvin A. Ploduon of Washington named in a divorce case. The narrative mentions Aaron County prominence in Republican politics, a postmaster appointment, and a separation investigated by brother in law Ben Carpenter on the night of February 9.

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Hotel Windsor to Reopen in July Under New Ownership

Washington city notes a revival plan for the Hotel Windsor with Maud Heuer among the investors. The dining room will reopen Sunday with a new menu and price level around one to one and a quarter dollars. The owner promises improved accommodations and a restaurant that rivals the best in the region, aiming to restore the town’s hotel reputation.

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The Temply of Molin Showcases Summer Spectacles

A garbled town entertainment listing outlines a July schedule with operas and stage acts. It mentions weekly shows at an open town venue with times around 7:40 and 9:00 on Saturday and Monday night performances, plus forthcoming Thursday Friday and Tuesday pieces. The page reads as a rough calendar of plays and film screenings through late July with titles such as The Briree n Ply and North of the Rio Gracie, though many names are partly obscured.

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