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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century local paper item lists diverse community happenings. It mentions deaths and funeral details for Agnes, a general church program at the Methodist church, social gatherings at homes, visits by Phillipsburg residents, moves and house plans, and a Ladies' Society birthday social. A short advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills and local merchants.
An ad-like text promotes HYOMET as a cure for catarrh hawking snutching and misery. It sells an inhaler and separate bottles with a money back guarantee from Williams Opera House. It claims West Catarrh Specialists prescribe the breath treatment using Australian eucalyptus antiseptics.
A public sale near Age Kate s road from Asbury to Bloomsburg on Thursday features farm machinery and livestock. Items include rake, harrow, cultivators, Syracuse plow, chains, forks, wagon jack, and many tools. Livestock lists 18 head of cattle including mares and cows from the Weber family with breeding notes, 60 laying hens, two Barred Rocks, and Indian Runner ducks. Also listed are a farm wagon, harnesses, sleigh gear, hog troughs, grain box, and barn equipment. terms and sale details provided by Harry W Hing rs Butterivick Ave and clerk H Shipman.
In Stewartsville area, residents report measly ailments and social notes. Danis Dopow of Tatamy attends town events earlier in the week. Asa Kathryn OBrien of Ninips visits Dark on Saturday. Henry Kalko of Hoboken pauses week with Mr and Mrs Pat Ortiaa. Mrs Hort Weller hosts The Ladies Aid Society. Easter services planned. A Lutheran group plans a Sunday service with bishop Fulper assisting.
Fragmented notes from MARKSHOTO MISS Nutt Vaniforn of Hope and others ill with sickness. Mentions school activities, community figures, church events, and a list of names including Atew Kvortit J. Paildoets, Mr and Mrs Ho, and MattiesRnovur. Concludes with references to health issues and upcoming local gatherings.
Residents of Scumooley’s Mountain and nearby towns report visitors and family gatherings. Walter Winn of Phisktaer Ledge spends Friday with relatives. English family from Brooklyn are staying at a bungalow. Mr and Mrs Statos and children plan renovations on their farmhouse. Geo Gurrell adds two new wing structures. Geo Vreeland and family relocate to Whippany farm. Toney Brown of New York visits with daughters and parents in the area.
Miss Mera reesnlly pure phasel at TG. Crissman, i Mend Mes, J, GC. Criman will Socate tha house here wh cently sold and 'occupy on houses te owns In Washingto nhing, Carpenter passed Sunda, his wife of Oxford, who' is spending some tme with her mother, Mrs. Peleraone in Rae Baldwin spent from Friday on to Hondas with friends in New York. Mrs. Chas. Reber and Mrs. Cooks of Behtsestown passed Sunday afternoon at I. &. Smith's. Mr and Mrs. Stoewiird Fanco entertained a party of friends near Beatyestown last Saturday evening.
Fragmented report from Conumbia describes Gurachoost reopening with new diphtheria cases reported, plus community health notes. Mentions Patrick Mullan and local residents including Mrs John Davises, Ming Anianda Gardner, and Abby Rites at the Catholic church. Also recalls deaths, funeral mentions, and longstanding residents with scattered dates and names.
In Ashury the town notes a surprise birthday celebration for Miss Hythe Miner held Thursday evening with about twenty attendees at her home. Local families hosted the event as neighbors and relatives joined in the modest party with best wishes and greetings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names such as Miss Nollie, Teck West, Woodson, and Sutton. Events include a company meeting, a Sunday at Woodson, and a family note about Juli Mowniaa Ted home after winter in Newark with three children. The church scene references a children's choir and an impressive sermon titled Nest Sundaye be Sunrhiy with Passion Play.
A brief Vienna community page reports a meeting slated for Saturday plus social visits. It notes Rev Rush Laky leaving for the Newark conference and Mrs Fennkatorrell retiring for medical treatment. Also mentioned are funeral attendance for Mrs Robert Harris and Ada Pytas improving after illness.
The text touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a harmless, effective medicine for children, claiming it is the mothers favorite everywhere and available from all dealers.
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