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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
Local social news records visits and gatherings in Phillipsburg and nearby towns. Details include weddings anniversaries and homecomings with attendees named. church events, funeral attendance, and mission fund activities noted.
Clinton area residents report wintering in New York and returning home to Center Street for summer. Many social visits are noted including Mrs. M. Warntin and Eva, Miss Ligete Anderson, Miss Margaret Mullistin, and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh with relatives in Orange and Plainfield.
A Sheboygan reader reports relief from nervousness irritability and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The home remedy is promoted for middle age changes including melancholia and headaches with a testimonial from Mrs B LaNser and a general urging to try the product.
A collection of social notices and visits from Stroudsburg and nearby towns. Names such as Mrs Anna Swayze Miss Emily Kinney Mr and Mrs Gilbert Harris and others are mentioned with Sunday and weekend visits. Mothers Day plans include a town walk for non walking mothers.
Annandale notes show residents visiting relatives and spending time with friends. Tevin Ape and Elizabeth Boum visit, George Mottman of Blumpton spends Sunday with his mother, and Mr and Mrs Wine Long and family of Tangor stay with Sime and Seals.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Eu Farley wife of Asbury Parley of Mi Grove aged 68 who died after a long illness from paralysis. Rev HOP Melcury of Lower Valley Presbyterian officiated at the Farley home services. Lester M Appr has recovered from measles and neighbors Marc Waldron and family spent the weekend at Asbury Park. Minnie Ward, three, was buried Monday in Lower Valley.
Fragmented local report notes deaths and health concerns. Mentions Morristown residents Mrday arrival illness diptheria and operation recovery. References to West Orange move of Father Carnwell and a student from Lehigh University spending time with family. Public school reopenings and a continuation of community updates.
Glen Gardner and others visit relatives across Reston with Sunday gatherings. Reverend W. S. Metzgar to preach farewell due to health, drawing many local friends. Visitors include Mrs Nora Nunn, Miss Nancy Murry, Mrs. Laura Tuntson, and Miss Eulenberh Dean among others, with lengthy family drop-ins at multiple homes.
Mt Hermon residents report Aira Browning's weakening health. Mrs George Christie of Newark and her husband visited over the week. Mrs Jamey Cooke returned from a Brooklyn visit. Win Creenburg from New York stayed with his grandfather Dr Nepue. Tastye Curford Newman and family hosted Miss Bert Gallagher of Paterson. John R Hartung of Jersey City visited Sunset Farm. Many attended the Orange meeting at Flops. Crant plans Miss Noetile Hildebrant as lecturer for the program.
The weekly Asbury Presbyterian community reports a flurry of weekend visits and social calls. Residents include Mesdames Wardle, Bristol, Martenly, L'Hommedson, Lehn, Hines, and others visiting relatives in Brooklyn Newark Washington and Tyrone, with church activities and alumnae events noted.
Sunday evening entries from Uniontown recount a surprise party at the Kennedy home for Mrs George Gpalyko with Rev Fulper of Stewartsville presiding. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edgar Cole, Mr and Mrs Wilmer Daly, and numerous relatives visiting from Broadway Maine Summit Avenue Philey Upshur and Stewartsville. The gathering featured gifts of a bouquet of flowers and extended family visits to Springfield town and other nearby residents, highlighting a busy weekend of social hospitality.
Still Valley residents Ais and Atha with Nixon and daughter Melivine of Thillipsburg, Hermon Peerymondie of Steaw Church, and Miss Leunk Houses of Bloomsbury spent Sunday with Minn dlonry Weber of White ATuyen. Mrs Nixon and dau Mrs George Hitchimson of Easton visited Tuesday. Catherine Phillips stayed with Mrs Lanier Meow of Bloomabury over the weekend. George Dogma of Straw ce td is confined. sister fHommit plans to visit Stewartavilly.
Gurner Hill of Gladstone New Jersey advertises Stat-Snap a rat poison claim that it kills rats and mice quickly. The salesman notes the product is guaranteed by Jones King and Meeker Floyd Major with prices listed as three hives for a dollar and 1.20 per unit.
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