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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
Community notes from Hackettstown document church plans for July 1 reopening, open air concert by the Washington band, and weekly Wednesday holidays observed by local merchants. The report lists residents hosting relatives, nursing graduates visiting family, and multiple social visits across town.
Miss Florence Unstead, 32, a former cat, services noted. Mrs. Vnsterul died after operation. Theodore Louis Smith injured in a High Bridge motor accident when a Jeep overturned. Smith transported to Ye sloutin hospital. A cow wandered the neighborhood near Spruce Run, causing gate breaches and telephones to be used to locate it. owner later recovered the animal. Various visitors and guests are listed, with social calls and small-town interactions noted throughout the week.
The meeting included a church service by Teagie followed by a secretary’s sketch listing charter members and first officers. The choir performed a special selection as Gladya and Lewis Ranghart sang a duet.
Saturday marked the graft opening of the Park with a fine music program and a large crowd. Mrs. Faery Losey and children from Oxford visited her parents Ir and Mes, George Germini, while Mr and Mrs George Parry and daughter Esther Parcy joined Grant Raymond and Milas Slinale Drink to find Bank Sunday and visit Frank Brin.
Scholey's Mountain guests included Anglo Smith and daughter of Budds Lake visiting their mother Mrs Elizabeth Ort. Miss Margaret Race of Hooleckstown announced plans with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Murahall Sergent. Lording and Mrs A Cook hosted visitors. The Lord's Supper will be administered next Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
Mountain Lake reports Mr and Mrs Avleyne Gola visiting and traveling Friday and Saturday with relatives in Belvidere and Easton. Mrs Sudtondi will not undergo surgery for appendicitis. Norman Thatcher and family of Philadelphia accompany relatives here. The Lippincotts and children visit from Hamel, while Lewis Stewart of Easton plans a cottage project nearby.
A Broadway party details a surprise Thuvatayo night for Hy Mutehler with guests including Mr and Mrs. Wm. Falak and three children Tella Wilum and Mrs. Nelson Matti son comp by Keri huaband of Washington Jacob Godyke Sr. of Port Calder Bir and Mra BV Barry and daughter Ice cream served. Others include Mr and Mrs Zohn Bowman and two children Washington Katharine Bowman Katharine Bowman Sun day Mrs Fred TAuticdey Wes vobitenea from a visit to N Y.
The Sunday school board meeting at Washing ton Park decided to hold the annual harvest program on August 20 at Glosan Park. Bromtwigie was noted for a date change to avoid conflict with Port Aurary church activities.
Beatyestown church members met Monday evening to prepare for a fair and supper set for July 13 at the church. Weekend and visiting relatives noted include Arthur Devon and family, Mary Maxwell, and others from Englewood Teaneck and Cedar Grove.
Long Valley residents Mire Neighbour and Mrs Raymond Neighbour of Cochranville Pa join parents Mr and Mrs Genry Neighbour for vacation. Several relatives including Dana Brondwiele and Miss Mary Prestor are mentioned visiting relatives in Elizabeth Mata wart and High Tides areas as summer plans unfold.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses signatures and a long tenure by Fletcher. It mentions a thirty year period and a phrase Have Always Bought, suggesting a quotation or political context. Names and exact actions are unclear from the fragment.
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