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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
5
A long, fragmentary page recounts a Belvidere gathering with talk of dances, speakers, and local committees. It mentions Princeton, a Parent Teacher Association function, and a lively audience with performers, promising continued community activity and upcoming events.
Disjointed notes describe a Washington meeting with traces of posts and accusations. The fragment mentions a person named Cacey and references authorities, papers, and an arrest. The text is garbled, with several names and actions unclear.
Funeral services for Mere Acka mi Ackermammo take place Monday with burial at Path teth cemetery. A regular prayer meeting with Tie Delt occurs next week on Mhiyadage, followed by a Crebd Frdikiy service. A meeting to choose Trustees is held next Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Choir and pastor’s messages planned, plus a collection for the Home for the Aged and a youth event by the Gowerth League.
The Board of Freeholders issues a new order detailing how constables are to be paid. The document outlines payment methods and procedures following a Grand Jury review.
A garbled OCR passage describes various named individuals, places, and incidents with numerous errors. It references Glenanney Port Jevvla and a fiber machine maker, plus mentions of a teacher, a drowning, and a riot-like scene. The text is severely corrupted and difficult to interpret a coherent news item from.
Reported gathering of Elbe Heights council delegates and 40 supporters Thursday night discussed a non candidate for Stuare. Prominent attendees included Mrs Weaver, Gulihey, and Phillipsburg officials. the session aimed to address civic concerns and plan future meetings.
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