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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
7
A long list of residents and relatives attended a social event hosted by the Altea and Fellows families on March 17. The report names numerous attendees, visits, and small-town movements including trips to Easton, Newark, Allentown, and Roselle, plus civic matters and church activities across the week.
Community notes report shop closures until March 12 and several visits and gatherings around town. Attendees include Mrs. Percy Half, Artin Gayyua, Mike Winkle, and Margaret Nenwedaigger among others. Firemen plan an oyster supper while residents recover from illnesses and travel to Rutherford for events.
An OCR fragment details local events and visitors in Stewartsville including gatherings at homes of Mrs. Birt Shun uth Alenia Ballvnnina and Mrs. Wiliam Qoleer. Mentions bridesmaids, church events, and notable attendees like Mr. White of Du To Focus abe Mate Mgt. References to weddings, family visits, and religious services with names such as A. Rush, Mrs. James Ruell, and Mrs. Charles Apgar.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and relations, mentioning a variety of individuals and roles in a community event. The text references a baby shower, attendees, and kin, but many names are unclear, with repeated errors and misplaced phrases. The overall note resembles a social column with half recognizable names and ceremonial references.
In Port Warren residents gather as union activities unfold in town. The piece lists individuals including Mrs. Crew, Mr. Browk, and Dorothy along with families moving and planning work assignments. It notes changes in living arrangements and local farm plans for the coming months.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and scattered phrases. It reads like fragmented Broadway related notes, with multiple individuals such as Abe, Mes, Sasha, Mr. and Mrs. and various surnames, interspersed with stray dates and places, lacking coherent structure or events.
Crane's Armentone at 1.75 per quire offers fine quality suitable for formal missives while Crane's Highland Linen serves informal and friendly letters. Prices vary and are described as very reasonable.
Fragmentary OCR shows a family named HAZEN in Missouri with mentions of a daughter, dog, and relatives. The legible items include names Thora and Are, and references to a grandmother and a death or final part. Context is unclear and may be a private notice or obituary fragment.
Fragmented OCR details a saggy historical note with names and places, listing a deed or transfer of a hall to Lapras. It mentions a Sunday and references rivals or speakers but lacks clear dates or concrete actions. The sparse readable items center on property or event transfer in a local setting.
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