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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
13
A garbled OCR item lists numerous personal names, places, and scattered events across various locales. The fragment references families in Wilmingtont, Somerville, Eas, and Del, with mentions of visits, marriages, and social gatherings, but specifics are uncertain due to damaged text.
Fragmented obituary and community notes report events in Hope and Newark areas including a Ladies Auxiliary gathering at Lodge Hall with a 32,000 dollar show fund, visits by residents, family updates, and recognitions. Details are unclear due to OCR errors yet name references include Mrs Charles Westbrook and John Swinson.
The fragment describes local happenings at Asbury with mentions of Mr. Beene and Mrs. Shvites Cold, a church event at Proshy teri chureh, and mid day activities. It references Wendles Abs and Hi West deanant as attendees and notes a weekend vista with social visits and a daughter’s home visit in Bevlr.
Fragmentary notices report moves and visits within a community. Items mention families like Stover, Shipman, Bardie, Garlinghouse, and allies moving to Balvidere or Bolyidere, visits by Herman Slephunk and Mr. and Mrs. John Uixsors, and priests described as serving in CA.
The readable segments list appointments, meetings, and personal notices. References include residents and families such as Arlene, Celia Haley, and Arlene, with mentions of Park Street, properties, and community gatherings spanning multiple days.
Fragmented OCR text describes multiple people and activities with scattered names and places, mentioning a committee, a fete, and various individuals in a crowded event page. The legible items include references to families or attendees and informal notes about seating and participation, lacking a coherent single event.
A garbled social column records visits and introductions among Miss Mildred Spangenbyrg and Mr and Mrs Tents Schayer in Philadelphia. It mentions Melvin Rice, Mrs. Avot Tashi, Jernea Tarte, and returns to other local names with notes on recent improvements and weekend plans.
Long Valley reports a fragmented notice noting community activity including a local event with individuals such as John Pfefferwget and Charles Anthony returning, details unclear due to OCR damage.
The collection features Tricolette Blouses priced 18.75 to 39.50 Georgette Blouses 6.95 to 345.00 Crepe de Chine Blouses 5.95 to 22.93 Voile Blouses 2.50 to 6.95 Hand-made Blouses 5.50 to 11.95 Batik Blouses 22.50 to 43.00 Shentune Blouses 5.50 to 11.95 French Voile Blouses 5.95 to 15.00 Colored Voile Blouses 2.95 to 8.75.
A new Easter ribbon assortment arrives offering many kinds and all prices. Ribbons come in widths spanning from 24 to 34 inches and are ready for selection. The store promotes the fresh ribbon lines for Easter preparations.
Manhattan Shirts are the specified shirt for the man who dresses well. The New Spring Styles are now in stock at Laubach's and they are more beautiful than ever. The patterns are different and the cuts are well defined and fast. Come and see the new ones priced at Sound up.
A collection of leather items on sale including Ostslapes, colds, atte, and Flu Strap Varses with prices ranging from $1.00 to $2810. Features include Dance Bags with Jung step handles, assorted brown and navy pieces, and Over Night toys priced from $5.00 to $16.50.
A fragmented collection lists visitors, family events, and small notices across several communities. Names such as Weis, Layman, Deane, Craver, and Grace appear among family gatherings, travels, and church-related announcements. Several items reference sales, meetings, and travel, with scattered mentions of Boonton, Columbia, and Pennsy venues.
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