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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
12
The Philipsburg item reports Rev. J F Muschmann attending a funeral in Newton and other church notices. It details local engagements with residents visiting, illness mentions, and community events, including memorials, engagements, and social visits across towns.
The item lists visits and social events around town including the Clentersiots, the Goedilyons, and Mrs Nell Clark of New York. It mentions a party at Great Mendowa Jase and a baseball related engagement. A creamery shipment of 40 cartloads of loozhip was delivered last week by Win Wil sok J. W. Dunn er and others.
Spelling and wording indicate a social column noting Mrs Ti and others visiting Washington on Saturday. Mentions of Mrs Laurga Siwkhyld nia Rwosts ony Sunday with sister Mrs Miller and elfidron. Entertainments include Mrs Clin Miller hosting Miss Lilian Bunk and Chas Arevsand with others at Stephenshuys. A birthday for Miss Tiattig Scott on Arch 20 is noted along with Miller hosting a party Saturday evening with refreshments.
A jumbled, OCR corrupted column fragment mentions various people and places including Washington, Asbury, and New York, with scattered names such as Mrs Howard Shuts, Balmdaty, Torner, Watson, Clattat, Hodes, and others. The piece reads as an informal society-bulletin of visits, meetings, and associations, but content is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent single event or outcome.
A garbled social column lists names and events including Abe Marg Ceteloe, Mathie Myers, Myron Mrs. Brant, and John Manisel among various gatherings. References mention a sale in Bloomsbury, guests of Mrs. Biurry Buyer in Springtown, and several family visits, with scattered locations and unclear contexts.
Abie and guests attended church gatherings as families visited in the village. Residents noted extended kinship with Kinney and Tinney families, while Daniel Kinney moved to Washhit. The Wolies of New Village announce a box social at the school on Saturday evening March 8 to aid Broadway money needs.
A stream of names and events from Glen Gardner and nearby towns appears, detailing visits, Sunday gatherings, and family milestones. Residents like Nancy Murray and Mrs. Siegfeld are mentioned along with relations in Dunellen and New York state. The fragment notes travel to Elizabeth and Hackettstown areas and upcoming local events such as a gathering at Pinelow's Well in June.
SeNes Aso rtonmag suite details an upcoming bout between Nour Venth and New Dla Sauer with claims of early career rivals and a controversial remittance tied to poetry and memory ailments. The article notes Big Pond Tennessee and a local vendor offering a trial bottle of a whitening product with a $1 guarantee.
A garbled local social page lists residents and visitors at various gatherings. Names such as Donis Garey Andieson, Mrs Heddershot, Miss Myrlc Corper, and Mabel Fisher appear beside house events and church society meetings. The text references dances, family visits, and an upcoming charity table, but many words are garbled, making specifics hard to decode.
The listing highlights a wide range of men and boys suits including Worstead serges and neat mixtures in plain double breasted, sailor and Russian blouse models. Doylle breasted suits priced from $2.95 to $6.50. Sailor and Russian blouse suits $3.93 to $4.95. Keeters worsted and covert cloth fixtures in navy light and dark tam priced $2.93 to $3.95.
A grocer style notice highlights a range of weaves and cubs dress fabrics for Easter. It promotes plain colored Prinettas and Broadcloths in multiple shades at varied prices, striped Broadcloths, Molair, Herringbone serge, and black dress goods with price points from 50 cents to 2 dollars and more per yard.
A local store advertises a broad range of ladies and misses suits in serge worsted prunella and other fabrics. Prices run from 15 to 50 dollars with many models available. Shoppers may try on different styles to match individual taste and budget.
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