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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
19
Vague OCR fragment mentions Edinburgh and an unusual phrase. contains unreadable sections with garbled names and words. cannot determine clear event, date, or participants from the readable text.
The passage discusses the sequence of months and their beginnings. It notes the year starting on the same day of the week as October and mentions the order of months and scattered observations about dates.
A compact society column lists visits and gatherings among residents. It notes Miss Math visiting, Mrs. Guttein entertaining, and various relatives and friends from New York City to Boston sharing weekends and evenings.
A fragmentary local item notes Arthur A. manina of Pittsburgh visiting New York yesterday to attend a conference of Red Crow workers. It mentions Mrs Martha and several others from Westchester Pennsylvania, along with social visits to Norml School and city figures in the automobile party scene.
The Camp marks its 25th anniversary with 48 charter members dating from May 4, 1920. Twenty active members remain, led by early presidents Nellie Lalue and Sarah Taih, with funds rising from 88 to about 400 dollars. A celebration night honors retirees and longtime members as the group remains a strong patriotic local organization.
A Belvidere Sunday gathering drew about 1,500 attendees, many unfamiliar with the church. Rev Dr Cooper spoke on "Playing the Crime" at the One Hrs Presbyterian union meeting, praising devotion while noting social concerns and a charity sermon.
Oxford Board of Education elects Saxon Jones of Easton to supervise Oxford schools next year as former principal Trinelpal of Schavls Wilkin Jones departs. District friction cited. Anna Allen named to 11th grade in Oxford. residents report concerns over standards and education following leadership changes.
Reading through the page reveals scattered items from Washington and nearby towns. Reports include a street crime and theft at a cement plant, a bomb threat and the involvement of local residents, plus a funeral or memorial mention for World War I veterans.
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