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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

4

Local notes reveal repairs and visits across Hope area

The Hope column lists residents repairing hot beds and welds, visits from family to Great Meadows and Jersey City, and a fire destroying A. S. Howell's Ford tour. It mentions Mrs. Sarah Marting, Jane Albert, Miss Sophia Vanitus, Girret C. Howell, Mrs. Agnes Turner, Leathlehem visits, and Irene Wlursor staying with Irvington kin.

Stouaph Wittehger Qungland Sarah Marting JaaneAlbert Jersey City John Misa Sophia Vaniutas Dowler Great Meadows Mather Girret C. Howell Bsutmamy Araisalah Hermot Adelade Cooke Guti Irene Irvington Aiblebran Grune Gener Leannre Wills Stanhope Thomas Sutton Neteone Charles Givene Mlamiers Aldebrant Niet A. S. Howell Tak

Long Valley notes and court actions over heirs and awards

Local items report residents visiting relatives in Dover and Shippen, arrests in Grestmoor, and a Belvidere court session on the estate of Madison Morgan. The judge and attorneys discuss the unresolved inheritance, with about $3,000 in question and June 2 adjournment after lengthy presentations.

Orplang Fudge John Blair Itedey Tel Belvidere Joseph Beavles Madison Morgan Ad‘s Joseph Searles Melchcem Cee Mika Jonnie M. Roseberry Earl Brugier Hobokin Mrge Anderson

Pleasant Grove Notes and Local Social Updates

Pleasant Grove area notes describe weekend visits to Newark and vicinity with relatives and friends. Mrs Irvin Sharp hosts, others entertain at Mackoutstown and Libery, while Paul Dickie plans a sermon at the Presbyterian church. Church events include prayer meetings and a missionary society program, with a lecture by Rev Hefrevhmetnty and social visits by Mrs M M Post and neighbors in Stroudsburg and Netcong.

Reileriof Newark Irvin Sharp Iiesa Lee Anthony Trimmer Chure Avendts Juxepi Ske Libekty Aulterncan MM. B. Post

Mountain Lake Family Weekend Visits and Visits

A garbled Mountain Lake note lists Mr tutura Meopy Daleyntple of Washington visiting Glaughtery Mya Cart Whidtick and Mrs Monroe Gurlinghorse at their home. It mentions Joaiah Park visiting Hackettstown and Min Joho Hopkins, with other family gatherings and weekend visits across places including Sumas Scranton and East Oninge.

Tutura Lne Scranton Theodore” Hyotar Hackettstown

Johnsonburg Public Schools Close for Nine Month Year

Johnsonburg notices indicate public schools will close tomorrow for the summer as the township adopts a nine month calendar. A Mother's Day service was held Sunday with sermons at the church and decorations featuring towers.

Buttenbaum Wis Furent Assouiation Last Riday Phowan Renleed Mev Arthur Savacool W. J. Merritt

Reform Effort Aims at Domestic Relations Justice Conference

A national movement plans a conference under the State Board of Control of institutions and agencies. The program proposes quarterly sessions replacing the stricter earlier terms, to be supervised by state superintendents. County judges and probation officers show interest in the new approach to address dependent problems.

Charles W. Hoffman Cinchi- Wath Othe Ovening Tirat State Board of Contro of Institutions and Aguiiies Reed Wolfina Stevyns Holtfman Sherman Kingstey Palladolisia Welfare Federaton William Healy Judge Baker Foundation of Basion Steel-Trent

Huntington social notes and community updates fade into jumbled text

Local Huntington items recount visits and gatherings among residents, including Mrs George Thomas of Sadton and Miss Maul Josehe of VRApabure, with names like Green's Ridge and Pineville appearing. Notes mention a May 20 school board meeting and various family arrivals, visitors, and convalescents, all amid garbled OCR text.

Lusheran Palesun Chiret George Thomas Sadton Maul‘ Josehe Vrapabure Dracho Hsu Green's Ridge Merk Clara Winter Pineville Catherine Janson Misa Berth Port Warren Fea Clarence Linwle Tt Ue Huntington Aid Atdhersog Peawk Alps Dal Mor Prine Polatcony Towhsilp Board Oranention Wiemeet Yank Stocker Mralrank Steeker Nhn George Snyder Cline Hollon Docktreet Ky Maplay Avenue Paul Trauger Ted Lien Shiner Mieseum Inseha Aday Myrtle Buffman Paupaburg Oller AIRS Charles ‘Nasmin Pullupsburg Mix Wilkim Stahl Sroadwas M' Alulslace Anna J. Ee. Tinsele Mir Aml Mins Claude Earmlin Straw Church Andl Mes Howard Vamlin Paul Maud Mimslin Stewartselle Gragmgo Thorsday Mira Pratik Stocker Siva Abuibant Stocker Stey- Auetavilie Satoday

Agricultural Fair Topics Highlight Horticulture and Calf Exchanges

The article outlines Farm Bureau and Grange programs with focus on Western horticulture, crop values, and practical dressmaking demonstrations. It notes Holstein calf acquisitions for Warren County, youth poultry progress, and earnings from club projects, plus disease notes on gapes in chicks and prevention tips.

Turpentine and Nesting Advice For Preventing Chicks’ Loss

An unclear text fragment discusses turpentine use and nest removal as a method to protect newly hatched chicks. It mentions placing chicks in a separate coop, treating ground, and removing potential hazards. The passage includes references to timing and procedures but is garbled, limiting precise details.

STILL VALLEY VISITORS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS

Still Valley social notes list Mr and Mrs Fenty Dowig visiting at the home of Pri Vali Paps in May. Mrs Alfred Hawk cared for by Sheinvat dy. Multiple names appear with gardening, hospital visits, and neighbors hosting gatherings. events include a piano lit by Geese Uibimonopal and Parish farewell at Stowe avenue Grange.

Fenty Dowig Viate PN Stra. Henry Lubips Abyss Miso Lauille Nat Sherman Wartenew Tismathe Ale Bini Shovrissut Mises Bryvineum Alyaun Marion Rediutliisters Stowe Antavne Slowserville Oid Véalley Ils Mint Hows Churell George Thurehieen Huston Prunklin Nixon Claude Heelin Sceveitatse Vila Grunge

Sealed bids sought for Shipsfield school remodel project

Notice from the Board of Education Mansfield Township Warren County New Jersey inviting sealed proposals for rebuilding additions and alterations to the Shipfield Poe Murray school house in Port Murray. Plans specifications available May 12 from Clerk Waller Mayberry with a $5 bid deposit returnable on return of plans. Bids must be accompanied by a five percent certified check and bond. The board may reject bids and reservees the right to accept or reject.

Learis Shipsfield Warren County New Jersey Port Murray Suturiay Oye Poe Murray van Nuss Archlaet Laceville Mansfield Auepessta Bickler Waller Ge Mayberry N. J A. J. Woous Walipeer LE Siaybhirlly Gadtethe

Community gathering and travel notes from a rural parish

A fragmentary list of church members and residents from Ena ton, including families from Mir, Warren Glen, South Easton, and Bloomabury. It mentions a prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pnutikllid, a cemetery event at St. James Lutheran, and several motor trips to Barrlington and Wishinelor Sindarsafternson. Names are garbled and many lines unreadable.

Baptist Church of Ena Hell Mre Pnutikllid Nixon Hareaday Romaine St. James Henry Phillips Slint Valley Mey Wal Harry Sinclair Warren Glen Thirvey South Easton Clove Petty Bea Ink Barrlington Walt Mive Mirrk Tor Mur Realien Bloomabury

Bridgeville Event Says Large Ascent Involving Local Names

Local report notes a notable ascent with several individuals named Norbert Lush, a female Shipman, and others from Bridgeville and Minesville attending Friday evening proceedings. Details are incomplete in the fragment but point to a formal gathering or recognition event.

Nobert Lush Heridgevilla Noremin Kerner

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