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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary text references individuals and places with garbled phrases. Readable names include ALi Gon and Robert Tehenor while many terms are indecipherable. The piece resembles a stray OCR-assisted mockup without a coherent story or dates.
A sequence of social and school events fills the week with visits from notable residents including Mr. and Mrs. Waldring, Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. Gouger. The Board of Education held a meeting at Columbia, while residents hosted family and guests, with multiple local figures traveling between Newark and Braton for gatherings and church services.
A jumble of names, marriages, travels, and local events appears in a dated column. Mentions include Walnut Valley horse head mishap, Beal Bends and Vera Burns, Mrs. Elizabeth Tes, Linvie Garris, and visits to Vavinesburg schools. Names such as Oregon travelers, Washington consuls, and various families surface amid scattered dates and places.
Unclear OCR text from a Delaware page shows scattered names, dates, and places with movements and events. The passage lists multiple individuals such as Carrie, Lettie, Wilkes, and Helin along with vague actions, dates like March and Tuesday, and references to locations and entities, all jumbled and hard to parse.
Fragmentary report mentions Mrs Wong Heawell of Newark and several locals including Mr. and Mrs. John Larkin with references to events and meetings. The text notes a held event, a March date for a Neha, and mentions property purchases and an upcoming high school building site activity.
A report notes a board of education meeting at the School House on Puegday acreage. Various residents and visitors are mentioned in connection with local activities and family visits.
Fragmentary note references Henry Disston and Son, a Philadelphian toolmaker founded in 1834. The text is incomplete but points to the firm’s origin or product lineage within 19th century industrial history.
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