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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
9
A long list of obituaries births church events and school affairs details residents friends and extended families reflect a week of social and civic activity in Hackettstown and nearby towns including church services baptisms memorials weddings and school reports with numerous names and places.
Beatyestown church members gathered after noon for a meeting and greetings with visiting relatives. The report notes several locals and guests from nearby towns joining the event at the church and related home gatherings.
Local notices detail church service at 10 o clock in Rockport. Residents attend social visits and family gatherings across Port Murray and Newark area. Miss Dorothy Wilson visits, Dorothy Felmertolt and others host Sunday school at the church.
The fragment discusses residents and events at Great Meadows including visits from Miriam Migs Suan Bomghart of New York to the home of G William and Mrs Tornison, improvements at Dr Carrell's hospital, and a peculiar note on a schoolyard habit. The text also mentions Mrs Henry Spelt and Mr Williams with various family details and a curious remark on a shoulder gait.
Fragmentary social notes mention visits and events in Allamuchy during May. Individuals such as Mrs. Winslow Kirby and Abe Mrrsuret are listed with family ties, travel, and small gatherings. The text references a Rutherford home move and a New York work trip, with names like Mary Mauuree and Donald Lak appearing amid scattered phrases about holidays and travel.
The readable fragments present no coherent event, names, or locations to identify a clear news item. The garbled lines mix likely mis-typed phrases without enough context to summarize a specific incident or figure.
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