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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
18
Death notices for Siegfried family members outline the passing of Siegfried of Glen Gardner and Morta of Phillipsburg, detailing ages, survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. The obituaries mention Mr Siegfried’s career in Gardiner factories, move to Chicago, and return, along with Mrs Morta’s surviving kin and church associations.
Ann Ingham Wittfalsore died at her Bloomaiery home on Tuesday night. Survived by husband, one daughter Harry Claims of New York, brother W. We Biss of Cad Crayon, several sisters including Mrs LB Lake of Belvidere and Mrs C OW Gand, and others. Funeral services were held Friday at Bloomalary Methodist church with Rev Ay K Wilson in charge. Burial in Bloonshyury Presbyterian cemetery.
Morris Adar of Clinton died at his home in Trenton on Monday. Funeral services were held at Whurtdity on the day of burial at Greenwood cemetery. He is survived by a grandson and a couple of granddaughters.
The obituary lists William Osborn 4 percent holdings and mentions his death on a Sunday. It notes family connections including Mrs Anthony Schofield Mrs Phooe Brower and Kip Osborn among others. He was a foreman at the Ingersoll-Rund plant with ties to Fireman’s Association. funeral details include a Wednesday service and interment at Phillipgbtz cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR text references Mbs Ames Turi and a village Sunday event near Aut Hungary, with mentions of home to Aimber and Fourleed Sears Beales. Details are unclear and no complete events or entities emerge.
Obituaries and funeral notices for multiple residents including Mrs Davis of Uncketistown, Mrs Hick, and Benjamin Smith. Details cover surviving family members, burial in local cemeteries, and funeral services conducted by local clergy. Also notes on church ceremonies, a memorial mass, and public hearing announcements about water supply projects in Warren County New Jersey.
Wepatriay Moveria invites sealed proposals received by Cornellan Carnell of the Borough of Washington New Jersey at the Hore vloh Ent on May 2 at eight oclock. Common Council reserves right to reject any or all bids and to advertise further. Jacob El Wah, Clerk.
Miss Clare Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cheater Bryant wed in a Presbyterian church ceremony. The couple, joined by families, were later seen at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station to depart. Also noted is the Freeman and Eton wedding at Belvidere with ceremony at the house on Spring Street. Hosted by Reverend H Abret the pair departed for Zethle ben and Hudson 171.
The bridegroom a Perry Woodworking employee and Philip Upsburg wed at St Bernard's Catholic Church with close family in attendance. The couple's future plans include engagement announcements for Theda Ora and ongoing wedding preparations in Warren County and Lafayette College circles.
A Wilmington man recounts dramatic health gains from Tanlac, claiming weight gain and renewed energy after years of indigestion headaches and misery. He reports his stomach now acts normally, meals no longer cause distress, and overall vitality has improved, with his wife and family noting changes. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists.
A Washington reader recounts a neighbor’s strong endorsement of a kidney remedy after years of back pain fatigue and kidney issues. The testimonial mentions relief from painful spells improved energy and overall health following use of the product sold by dealers.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Warren County invites bids for surface dressing on roadway loads and delivery of washed pea gravel and gravel products. Approximately 21 504 tons of Cul Pacch grade A material and 1 000 tons of 21% In. Draken stone plus 2 000 tons of Screenings Grade A. bond and forms obtainable at Belvidere County Page, Belvidere Now HCY. Bids due May on the court house. Accompanied by certified check or bond for performance.
An old Philadelphia advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's health. It references thousands of testimonials, claiming relief from various female ailments and asserting decades of successful use. The ad blends product claims with personal assurances.
A doctored fragment notes First National Bank building in Easton Pennsylvania housing an exhibit on medical equipment used in the World War era. It mentions treatments for diseases of men and women and a United States connection.
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