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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1903

Page

5

Local News Roundup in Danville and Nearby Villages

Luther Changewates moved to Washington for the week start. Mrs Anna Roungavitis spent the week with her daughter Birs Anderson. George Howath was in New York over Sunday. Betry Knowles of Providence accepted a position in the wool factory. Harry Tordorf’s vacancy. A. Haver of Williamaport returned from Providence. Ladies' Assist Society held a business meeting at Mrs Belle Crayoling's home at 3:30. back dues payable by date. Michael Cantner and Harry Banghart noted graduate and job plans. Mrs Susan Mowder recovering, Mrs Bary Ereitz returned home after a visit. Callea Solvent testimonial cited by Grisa Larson. Mrs Ratort Flomertett hosted week’s end visitors. Eva Hapry and Lyman Wiles convalescent. Edward Whang and Amos Albert spent Sunday at Free Union. Edith Fleming and Clark Wilson wed at Butizvilla Methodist. Rev Towking officiated. Frank Garrison and wife visiting Tranquility with Garrison relatives. Oliver Flumerfelt visited Runyan home.

Luther Castner Washington Anna Roungavitis Birs. Anderson Grean Village George Howath New York Bamupl Knowles Providence Betry Woolea Mil Harry Tordorf A. Haver Williamaport Tle Belle Cray Oling Harry Cramer Morriatown Braslstar G. Moore Parenta and Stra Michael Cantner Harry Banghart Easton Business College Anon Mint Susan Mowder Iwiles Tual Bary Ereitz William Danville Ratort Flomertett Aston Mra Daan Wan Hlairstown Mies Eva Hapry Lyman Wiles Heve Boon Edward Whang Amos Albert Free Union Mary Green Boon Mira Laird Smith Butizvllla Mise Edith Joseph Fleming Clark Wilson Blairstown Bulisvilla Methodist Towking Frank Garrison Peter Garrison Tranquility Grand Union Oliver Flumerfelt Teubén Runyan

The Veo dyspepsia treatment offered in Warren County Drug Store

A promotional notice extols a month long dyspepsia treatment for malnutrition and debility caused by digestive weakness. It promises weight gain, restored strength, and tissue building, claiming to cure dyspepsia and restore health, with sales through Warren County Drug Store.

Warren County Drug Store

Local notes from Hackettstown and vicinity include socials and school events

Milas Johnston entertains at Washington Street home while Dr. and Mrs. Eutphin host a Main Street reception. Hubs of Roseville reaches 85. Blairtown baseball trip ends with a 9 5 mile return and song. O. C. I. base ball at Blairtown. golf club forming near Wagner farm. hospital operation for L. Hy Hunt bin. Epworth League May 28 in Oxford with Wesley Day events. Senior class honors listed. commencement June 17. Wesley Day activities planned with speakers and elocution. various local visits and incidents including garden displays, a large snake sighting, and schoolhouse vandalism.

Hackettstown Milas -Jonnie Johnston Ory Washington Street W. G. Eutphin Thoie Main Rebard Vanhoroo Roseville Woodbury Rusty Newark Merly Ibla Miles Sadie KE VanDeveer Nina Blairtown Hialy Ovary Louis Smith Wagner Farm L. Hy Hunt bin Agin Hedges Plainfield Hospital BE. A. Noble Oxford Bonora Pryoisdent Noble Ellen Vook Gnoster Salmasterian Herbert Chatebarlain New York City Frank Elnsey Backettstown Jane Rodhettar Jersey City BB. Dickisson East Stroudsburg Henry McLean Usekettetown Caroline Ball Huckettetown P. Louie Smith AT B John Wesley Huelcuttatown Priday Alutani Bacaglauroste Rarman M. B. Chapman Boston University Ancualgormon de. Coartes Institute Geo. J. Whitney The 0.C. L Jennie Stryzer Washington Ira Joan Hert Marvin’ Shields Bhim

Blairstown Notes Mixed Local Happenings and May Election

Blairstown township voters prepare for a special election on Tuesday May 12 to decide the permanent road question. Local movements include Colonel Wildrick moving, J F Hill returning from Washington, and various residents changing homes. Community events feature sermons by Presiding Elder Ryman, a May 21 wedding announced for Miss Vail, and staff movements at local farms and businesses.

Blairstown Wildrick Uaw Theoaoa Major Loniz Tev O. M Bre Mira Wine Hibler Postolties U. GC. I. Hoses Hackettstown Hazurday Primosa Thalr Blair Hall Acors Blair Wall Lawrenceville Boys Joseph Bilvera Fins Spain John Die Cracken Darehall Snover Ot Jrcknonburg A. Ao Philadelphia Sunderlin Posk W.O.T. U Hopé Sod W. W. Woodward Newton Dre Sirs. Johnson Ailea Henedetta Loraine Vail Wm. HL Vail Newark Joseph Addison Joneson Mian Vail Joseph Snyder John C. Sharpe Shadowbrook Peter 4. Felker Midily Village John D. Wall Felker Wat Davial Mintler Ryman M. B Fred Foster Sussex Reglater Ab Newton

Local Gossip From Walnut Valley Community

Walnut Valley notes list residents visiting friends and relatives, medical ailments, and social events. Mentions Marshell Washer in Port Jurvih, Joseph Dugan at home with grip, teacher Olive K. Smith, Cora Mishpaughta visiting Orange, and Supt Atwood reporting on teachers and students. Other items include exams at Rackettatown, entertainment at Knowlton, and travel between Biskatown Portland and Delaware.

Walnut Valley Marshell Port Jurvih Lloyd Sein, Jr Warher Jousph Dugan Charles F. Jones Olive K. Smith Misa Cora Mishpaughta Orange Atwood Taugher Mirsea Linnie Jones Thile Mericle Rackettatown Stra. Win. Burd Oxford Knowlton Palmer Lineberry’s Biskatown Portland Delaware David VanUampan Sparta Jabez Regine Frank Mingle Markaboro Geo. Titman Joseph Hill Thomas Swartz Bowmantown Emory Jones St. Pocono Hartmaan Alnk Belvidere

Made Youn Again Life Pill brand advert headline

Deceptive promotional text from D EH Turner of Dempnytown Pa touts a vegetable liver stomach and bowels remedy. The ad claims a two week cash night offer and urges buyers to visit Warren County drug store for 250 units at an unspecified location Jenkine.

D. EH Turner Dempnytown Jenkine Warren County

Quiet wedding and parish notices in small town paper

A quiet wedding occurred at Mrs. N L Apgar's home with Minnie Carpenter and Ohara Tiger joining in the ceremony. Afterward the couple visited Stewartsville. Other items note Mrs Enzo Garey returning from Port Murray visit, David Tiger's recovery, Epworth League box social planned, and Mrs James Smith's health update. The Arar and Tri-Weekly N Y is advertised at 25 cents per week.

N. L. Apgar Ohara Tiger Minnie Carpenter Rovers Atety Stawartavilla Enzo Garey Obag Port Murray David Tiger Alfred ‘Lee Boda Epworth League M. 5 James” Smith

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