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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
15
The column lists a jumble of names and places including Washington Newark and Oxford. Readers see mentions of families meetings travel visits and social events with scattered notes on who spent time where and with whom. The fragmentary facts point to a broader social roundup typical of a local paper page.
An assortment of brief social items reports visits and family occasions in Hampton and surrounding areas. Mentions of Mrs Fe Tiley, See Tin Young High Birds it Fellas with Mr Bis Ho, and various locals attending gatherings, visits to relatives in Peapack and New York, and upcoming church events.
A Sunday service on May 9 at 9 o clock in the Rauthodise church features Campbell and address by Nichokis Maria of Belvhlere. Ruth Cole is recovering from Treutien Teitben injury and was with her husband last week. Other local names and places appear in brief notices about health and visits.
A fragment from a 1920s style food column presents several home recipes. It lists Easy Chocolate Cake, Maple Roll, Graham Griddle Cakes, Cabbage With Milk, and Raisin Gruch-Tulen as simple preparations with measurements and steps, including mixing, baking times, and optional additions. The text preserves era tone and practical kitchen guidance with ingredients like cocoa, sugar, vanilla, and crackers.
A motley note lists visits among individuals in Port Arthur area families. Mrs Edward Prager spent the preceding Saturday with her mother, others traveled to Cary Avenue and Washington Street, with several relatives staying a few weeks and news from Port Arthur and nearby towns.
SEW VILLAGE reports sixth anniversary chapel event and social activities at Wesday evening. Includes names like Frank Apgar and Kathryn Ruley, hospital updates for Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Dalrymple, Lady Aid meeting notice, school reopening plans, and visits from residents to Newark and Port Morris.
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