Washington Public School Voter Turnout Sparked Old Debate
A large crowd gathered for an election on school policy in Washington with 392 votes cast in a low turnout but 3,022 registered voters. The town debated a new high school building and a commercial course, while two tickets campaigned. one backed by the current board led by Chairman Dr P Ke LaRion, the other seeking change led by William Van Pleet and Archie Lance. The meeting approved budget lines including current appropriations, manual training, and repairs, with a board organization planned for April.
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Plans of Wis Men s Bible Class organized by Rev Wagenhurst
The Men s Bible class of the Presbyterian Sunday school organized by the ginstar Rev TW Wagenhurst now has a membership of 2h teciled Inst Sen sing one half of their collections to the Sunday school pre yer They agreed to rent one of e host Jews in the church for the benefit of strangers and unanimously tigcood to aid the pawtor In pn homae ty house canvase They solicit weekly contributions for the different bourtta of the elurel When you want something good to eat nicely served come to Foln s restaurant old pastoMirce building 5 tf
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Silk Flag Presentation At New Jersey Lodge Meeting
Spe of Wie two sith flared by Finis Colineiing Allee A. Peer as princs ty New Jersey Comnelle for member Figit Gain was presented to America Advotate Connell Neo vi. on Tuesday might at his lodge with 150 lounge members present Delegations from neighboring towns State Councilor Poer of Toboken attended The presentation speech was by State Secretary 3m Hayward of Newark The flag was formally rec copied by State Treasurey Elorry Christine of the local lodge Other addresses were by National Councilor W oF Wacker of Philadelphia Associate Vice Councilor Wy.4 Sarah Terch of Chatham by Mrs Hester A Shvay of Newark a member of the State Appeal Committee and by others Mrs Care aline My Ryer of Hoboken Mrs Telia J Glover of Feachettstown and Mrs Mayma Aten of Hope Elmer S Thympson presented Coxacitor Veer with a cut glass dish as token of appreciation Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Toboken
3M. T. Hayward
Newark
Elorry Christine
W. of. Wacker
Philadell
Sarah. Terch
Chatham
Hester A. Shvay
Denunce
Carealine My. Ryer
Eoboken
Mrs Gleason Buried Here After Newark Hospital Death
Mrs. Gleason died at Newark hospital after brain tumor surgery. She was 28, survived by husband and two daughters, with a brother and sister. Funeral at St Joseph church, burial in Catholic cemetery. Family had lived here before moving to Newark.
Political turbulence and reform talks in New Jersey
A sprawling note on state budget debates and proposed bills outlines efforts to reduce expenses, tax shifts, and reforms. It mentions Governor Speer and Governor Fielder amid labor, prohibition, and moving pictures censorship debates, with hearings and party opposition shaping the session's trajectory.
Toy Migaing for Three Weeks in Search for Charles
Trank Malone spent three weeks seeking his three year old son Charles. He conducted a search in New York and chased leads about a trip to Stanhope but found no clear clue. Malone, with over 36 people, left home amid concerns the boy shows wayward tendencies.
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Charles
New York
Stanhope
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Special at Opera House Tonkeht Program Debuts Civil War Drama
Eight reels of extra fine pictures feature the Civil war drama Enemy's Lines and other shorts. The program includes air scenes Lunch Counter Join Fanny in jarand Banty The Lobia and more. All seats six cents.
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Dulsen
Fanny
Oil Engages Council Over Tank Issue and Streets
A town council held a brief session to address street improvements and discuss gasoline and oil tanks near the Sanitary Works. Van Wynan of Newark reported resistance to removing the tanks, which the council considered dangerous to property interests. The notice for street-related actions was ordered for a future regular meeting. local residents questioned the relocation costs and utility of potential investments, while the council sought a safe path forward.
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Jackson Avenue Canal
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Auxiliary Hosts Reception For Washington Hospital Auxiliary
About 60 worn representing the Washington auxiliary of the Base hospital gathered at the opera house last Thursday afternoon for a planned reception hosted by officers. A varied program featured entertainment by members, with Stevenson's orchestra and a youth group from the local church. Proceeds and collections totaled 280, with 54 cents in the treasury for next year’s fund. money sent to Easton hospital.
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Harvard
Jennie Axford
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Easton Hospital
School election in the Townshty district outcome noted
In Washington township Pleasant Valley and Port Colden factions clashed over the school shutdown. Voters backed Whitfeld Cregar and Harry W. Wanner, defeating Abram Limeer and Jacob Pence. WW Wy Suppter and IHear Hendershot won, with Percy Opdylla and ongoing expenses set at 2000 dollars.
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Pleasant Valley
Port Colden
Fleasint Valley
Whitfeld Cregar
Harry W. Wanner
Abram Limeer
Jacob Pence
Port Culden
Wy Suppter
Percy Opdylla
Ofaln
Ihear ‘Hendershot
Cemetery Emm
Atm Conponent Seeks Wall Coverings and Oysters Sale
A fragment mentions a carpentry and wall coverings business at 119 Rexo Washington with season offerings and low prices. It advertises special room totals, cheap stock, and a visit to Fehrs building for oysters for family use alongside a sales push.
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Welcome to Our City Hidden in Plain Sight
A terse city feature argues for fresh leadership and new blood in local government. The piece urges voters to embrace change while signaling caution about entrenched interests and outdated approaches.
Mountain Men Of Town Arouse Wide Debate In City
A column denounces retirees from the mountains who move to town and claim superior wisdom on municipal matters. It mocks self styled experts who know how streets should be fixed, schools run, and taxes spent, urging residents to welcome genuine leaders while keeping out boastful newcomers.
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Youths in Washington for Robbery Trial
Harry Price a resident of Washington and Wray Lesher of Philipsburg are lodged in Belvidere jail charged by Justice Powers of Philipsburg with breaking and entering the home of farmer Jas Yawger near Green's Bridge. They allegedly planned the break after a prior meeting, stole clothing a watch and jewelry, and carried the loot to Washington in a suitcase. Price was arrested at home in Washington with help from local police, while Lesher was found on a Washington trolley car. both defendants made no denial of guilt.
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Walter L. Cooke Rugs Sale Opens Store Offerings
A fragment describes Walter L. Cooke's sale of rugs at Mackettstown with special prices and deposits. It notes new stock at discount ranges from 344 to 15 and announces upcoming openings for ladies wear and millinery items with ads and promotions to attract customers.
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Greenwich School Affairs Featured Photo Decision
A Greenwich school event faced criticism as a principal’s photograph failed to draw success. Officials reviewed the program and considered adjustments to improve engagement and visibility for future activities.
Greenwich Board Seeks Principal Resignation Over Failures
Greenwich board of education moved to remove principal Prohaska at Stewart School after a struggle with heating, janitorial duties, and boiler issues. Despite a Lutheran candidate winning the vote, controversy over facilities and leadership led to a decision to seek Prohaska’s resignation within a month amid mixed opinions on religious considerations.
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Minister in PostoMlee race sparks church protest
Minister Leach preached on Philippeburg’s next Postmaster attracting protests from church members. He denounced a leading candidate and accused a broad slate of 16 names, urging followers to contact Congressman Hart and the Postmaster General. Leach had recently protested Washington against the candidate, stirring political tension.
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