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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

2

Memorial ad reveals new homes on local streets

Fragmentary notice from Asbury Park and nearby Belvidere reports plans for new residences. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hendrickson will move into a third street home soon as improvements finish. A Ty RR employee has built a house on Water Street and another estate sale is noted.

Asbury Park Sotond Atreet Belvi Samiel Hendrickson Third Street Meerm Myera Hawe Bourne Ayer Water Street Amd Aiil

Local Belvidere News Briefs Include Fire Dept Motions

Reports from Belvidere detail James Merta’s exemption papers from the Good Will Fire Department and various town notes. Topics include street oiling, memorial preparations, Odd Fellows anniversary, color photography interest, and community efforts on playgrounds and pest control.

Mrs Graves Poultry Experience Prompts Profits

A reader recounts poultry raising experience from years ago, noting success with incubator use and selling birds. The fragment mentions rats and chickens and hints at past entries, with unclear references to two deaths and names like Jenkins and Jorge amid garbled text.

Mary Graves Jenkcins

Local social notes from Helvidere area mentioned

Mra Dewey Mottler and children returned to the Mele home in Helvidere Monday after a week with her mother. Mr and Mrs W Koster came home Thursday after a New York winter visit. Mrs J Reyne returned Friday after a week with friends in cities. Ann Heyane spent the weekend with family. Ella Canstinct, Mrs Henry Dalrymple of Washington called on Mrs Calvin Tush Thursday. Mrs and Mrs Galvin Rush spent Sunday with Mrs Edward Kyat in Washington. Mrs Belle Mardin of Selgidere spent the weekend with her sister Elizabeth Martin. Wh Miller slowly improving from a heart trouble. Mrs Jesse Rittenhouse and Mrs Pred Hrost spent Wednesday afternoon at Belvidere. Emma Sunday and Miss Mata Stout spent Tuesday with Mrs Mittita Stout in Montana. Fats Martin drove toad in West Portil on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Mier and daughter Laura visited Ruth Cole and Mrs Margaret Yadler, they spent the day with relatives. Lanonte Larsen of Morris Park and herbert Larson and son Giles at their father Wm’s on Sunday.

Mra Dewey Mottler Chiidren Helvidere Mather W. Koster Thurasay New York J. Reyne Fends He. Cits Ann Heyane Ella Canstinct Alra Henry Dalrymple Washington Calvin Tush Galvin Rush Edward Kyat Alrs Belle Mardin Selgidere Elster Elizabeth Martin Miller Jesse Rittenhouse Pred Hrost Belvidere Emma Misa Mata Stout Montana Miitita Stout Fats Martin West Portil Henry Mier Laura Ruth Cole Afra Margaret Yadler I Ecusln Lan

Local Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Week End Gatherings

Long Valley notes list Alval Rolmar ending a matter in gialt at Mr and Ales, Morrig Adersid returning to Ws home in Stephenaburg, and Tiving Uuehanan of this place as lawroors on the Gand Jury at Morris ROW. Wilbur Apgar and Mrs Harott Border of Faston visit late ters parents, Willard Ayigar and Aire, while Willan F Nietiels visits Elizabeth, Mex. Castle and daughter, Mrs Paul C Thyboldt, with Mes Willd Apgar spending Thursday in Orange. Madaten E Moore visits Chatham over the weekend. Thomas Keating of Rockaway visits friends here. Mr and Mrs Sehrom and Jim my and Mrs W R Whiter and Newark visitors greet Mra and Mrs Edward P Brooke. Julia L Swackhammer and Mrs Louisa Bonglass of Virginia mentioned. Mr and Mrs David Seats visited from asthma era. Alfred Baldwin hosts week end visitors their son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs Edward Balin. Lester Apeny and family of Calston visiting Mira ApauT’s parents Morris Trimmer.

Alval Rolmar Ales Morrig Adersid Stephenaburg Uuehanan Gand Morris Wilbur Apgar Harott Faston Mie Willard Ayigar Aire Willan F. Nietiels Newark Edward P. Brooke Julia L. Swackhammer Louisa Bonglass Vir-ginla David Ani Yeurttts Alfred Bahdwin Edward Balin Lester Apeny Firmy Calston Mira Apaut Trimmer

Mountain Lake News Briefs From Easton To Atlantic City

A jumbled Utah style local note list reports visits and travels among residents. Joby N Park visited Mrs Wasshspaugh and Free Union of Yhurs HD. Mr and Mrs Chas Sutton and son Frank were in Easton. Miss Mary Fitts of Atlantic City visited her parents. The Sweener family of New York, with Mrs Maud Dick of Brooklyn, spent weekend at the Sweeney cottage. The Leninton and Streker families from Monichir and Washington also visited local cottages. Strand Thebesn Week World, 2.75.

Joby N. Park Wanshpaugh Streker Washington

Buttzville Notes On Local Residents And Events

The district reports visits and arrivals including Mrs Clarke returning from Utica New York after a month with relatives. A local baseball game went to Maxton G with Waitzville winning. Several residents and visitors join church services and school fundraising events.

New Hampton Me and Mrs Walt Atalth Visit

New Hampton Me and Mrs Walt Atalth spent Sunday with Sty Silel's sister at DRpeburg. The Mavent Teachers' Association will hold an upcoming event Monday evening next week. Workingsut ate sti bey vopalengs Cher residence here while formerly owned by Gee Fuller. The sills of aly eld ware room and adjoining lw clas ouse are Lelerm doen. Mite QU Mira Laurence Coyle spent several days last week at Thirwaent Ro Marlatto and Diwhd Peace meso Siumtay with Van Putty at Chingewste Ait Hail von Hagen ad Mohimonid. Vag 4ardved at hta borne ere on Sunny for am exteres eta. My tml Mrs Lind Snyder of Newark are speaking the weekend at their summer home here.

Walt Atalth Drpeburg Assockiini Gee. Fuller Aly Eld Lw Clas Lelerm Doen Laurence Coyle Apent Severial Dass Thirwaent Ro Marlatto Diwhd van Putty Chingewste Hail von Hagen Ucsky Lind -Snyder Newark

Mayday PTA Event At Christian Church In Johnsonburg

Mrs Wuivell Hamilton attended a school event reporting PTA entertainment at the Christian church tomorrow night May 1. Admission 25 and 30 cents, with a note that the school tows and instruments will feature performances.

Wuivell Hamilton de Siewiies Mae Mike Ada Hamilton Pittersoty Parent-Teacher Association Ad Mission Ding Heli Ae Uy Tows

Saleroom Notices and Local Appeals Mix in Patchy Text

Fragmentary OCR notes reference sales and a bar fundraiser at a minister's salary wartime effort. Mentions Mrs Paw trate Mrs Bert Jowett and Mr Bert Jowett at home for a week end. A bar social is planned at the home of Eusene Sherrer to raise funds for ministers salaries.

Charles Price Paw Trate Tlogher Myre Fou Bert Jowett Eusene Sherrer Frank Aygéir

May Membership Drive At Local Church

Fragments show Frony Picknexa and Mre Wy Dui involved in a California Saturday event at Mt Lebanon M. Churel. Dougherty paid a church choir, Sunday attendance rose, and a May drive aimed to secure new members but reports are garbled.

Califor Satgatay Trampore Mt. Lebanon M. Churel Dougherty Pais

Lew Brunswick pike improvements and local notices

In Bloomsbury readers learn of planned Lew Brunswick pike work delaying access until month end. Social notes report visits, travels, and gatherings of local residents including Mrs. Charles Crevetings, Meg Wilkicd Hoffan, and families from Pen Argyl and Columiblit. Thieves recently struck the Thomson and Costells properties on the Helhets.

Lew Brunawick Byether Highway Department Charles Crevetings Meg Wilkicd Hoffan Pritseve C. A. ‘ J. Pekel CG. C. Wiute New York Amide Creat Meadows Presday Hart Keun Dackel Bheaningian John Tide Warren Clon Hia Frank Riallond Avenue Wadpew Givers Columiblit Isa Bussel L. Diekel Thomson Costells

Delaware Valley Social Roundup From The Borough

Mrs Voueh returns home with her son and family after a brief stay in Easton. Mrs D Vannuattia and daughter attend a dance at Roxbury hall. Mrs Paul D Matt visits her sister in Philipsburg. Miss Mareuvet Vannutta and friends visit relatives in Easton. Belvidere grade students walk Arbor Day to the Ferry under teacher supervision. Osman and sister from near Montana visit Chovever on Friday. Irregular town notices reflect community life and small events.

Voueh D. Vannuattia Easton Vietity Roxbury Hall Paul D Matt Philipsburg Mareuvet Vannutta

Sunday Guests at Local Church Gatherings In Hazen Area

Orville Warm, Jamea Snyder and others attended services as Sunday visitors of local families including Mr. and Mrs. Arethie Huah and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Le Pat. Numerous attendees from Staten Territory and nearby towns spent the day with relatives, with several families hosting gatherings at their homes and sharing meals after services.

Orville Warm Ant Mr. Cane Basler Mike Plareice Fulper Lieatnys Pulper Miva Seth Insey Towph Amos Wb Mira Shownaker Ipl Hitren Muttarie Mes Jo Ty

Norton Mrte Irvin Dalremble and son Lege tale

Mrte Irvin Dalremble and his son Lege fer visited Mes Philp Traul in dullant. They returned to Amboy after the visit. A Mitth daughter came to the home of Mirod Mes Chad Fleming and Sunday, April 0th. Jo ur Wene Ja and son-in-law visited with daughter Olvin. Chayton Johnson and Willa from Amiboy were mentioned.

Mrte Irvin Dalremble Son Legefer Cuesta Philp Traul Dullant Amboy Velttven Cain Mirod Chad Fleming Apel Joule Ms Olvin Laut Amiboy Chayton Johnson Beether Willa Ulan

Local Sports Update From Bridgeville Weekend

Bridgeville report notes Mareindt Toft and von Eloy at a Sunday event with relatives, a 2 PM start, and a sale near Ok aridicial bee. Jatisville hosted a big event where the Bastun toma Suderlay paid, while Butts Willy team babys the wiv at Shipman. Slek Uist bee has recovered.

Mareindt Toft von Eloy Sionday Erbat Bieeey Fe Aera Jatisvile Bigebadd Bastun Toma Suderlay Butts Willy Team Bebys Iin Shipman Diate

Castoria Beare the algnature of Chos J Fletebat

Castoria praised for long use spanning over thirty years. The product marketed as the gentlest option for soothing infants and children. Aimed at parents seeking a trusted remedy for minor digestive issues and upset stomachs.

Castoriaa Chos.j Fletebat

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