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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
A dense, fragmentary historical note recounts a string of obituaries, marriages, accidents, and local happenings across New Jersey towns such as Hackettstown, Dover, and Phillipsburg. Names like Davis, Creveling, and Shafer appear amid references to trains, mines, churches, and historic anniversaries, with scattered dates and places. The piece blends personal losses, civic events, and societal updates in a single crowded column.
Miss Hertha Young of Hackersbnwry visits sister Mrs Benner Case while Mrs Robeson of Parker spends weekend with Walter Mi after a month apart. Mrs Dunellen and Mrs Sadie Arkell of Turhian were in town briefly visiting Abe Turner and Mathias Wie g Marek tl. A Waites Be bisenmiment of the
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Er g ry Moore of Tigh Bridee spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Latimer. Miss Mary Mullan of Tasore was seen with her mother Mrs Mary Mulligan. Mrs. Joseph Gane of Pattenborg attended with her daughter Mrs Westes. Leigh and daughter Mar Fila Leigh spent Wednesday at Base l on Airs. Charles Tuytley spent Tuesday with his aunt Mrs Bligibeth Miten at Tishridge. Mrs A C slanting has been entered Mrs Veit of Mrenehtown. Miss Daley Plum entertained Miss Laie Johann of Nottun for the week.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions poison and food items and references names like Sargon and Marmvins. The text is highly distorted with nonsensical phrases and lacks coherent events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
A fragment notes Chas I Fletcher, labeled as enduring signer by practice spanning more than three decades, with reference to a well known phrase The Kind You Have Always Dough.
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