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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
17
Tapia ited Baptist Church plans Easter morning services with a focus on the divine presence. The pastor will lead a large ensemble including the Young People's Movement and a roll call at dawn to inspire worship.
A statewide conference praised health focused work in schools. Speakers including Sanford and Morelock highlighted child welfare, school nutrition, and public health programs. Attendees from North and South stressed collaboration and a statewide program advancing public education and juvenile welfare.
The article notes the state faces changes to motor vehicle registration and plate issuance, with plans for new plates and expanded permits drawing attention. It cites the Motor Vehicle Commissioner William J. Daignves and projections of up to half a million residents affected by new permits and registration steps, including a large print effort for learners.
Local items cover community plans for a neighborhood house in Hackettstown and a committee meeting tonight. Albert M Pepper becomes Baston Board of Trade treasurer succeeding Chomae A El Hay who resigned to travel the world. Monte Guerin runs the Americat Hotel in Hackettstown under Curley McCracken's ownership now at his Morristown home. Marysia Sinnet named county tax board member by Governor. she is daughter of Assessor Samuel Brant of Madison. Morristown appointee Peterson replaces Atuer L Holland whose term ends April 1. Flemington merchants hold a dollar day sale on March 31.
A 1921 1922 feature on the New Jersey State Police road duty recounts troopers aiding stranded motorists since December 1901. It notes thousands of assists, including tire changes, fuel deliveries, and minor repairs, with patrols totaling 10 702 in the first year of full road activity.
Fragmented OCR notes describe tooth extractions using a product named Sweet Air. Mentions include patients in multiple locations such as Cohimins, Aye. Hagareth, Pa. Riegelavilla, NLT. and Washington. The text is garbled with numerous names, ages, and scattered phrases about painless procedures.
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