Memorial Day Tablet Unveiling Planned at Borough Hall
Washington Memorial Day Association outlines plans for unveiling a bronze tablet at Borough Hall before the parade. Officers elected include President Acchie Lance and Vice President Rober B. Groat. Committees named cover decorations, program printing, flowers, speakers, arrangements, and citizen representatives.
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George Yanger
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Washington Business Men's Association Formed
Preliminary steps Friday night formed a group to be known as the Washington Business Men's Association. A temporary committee led by James L. Johnslen and C R K Ford is to recruit merchants and set dues at 1.00 per month. The body aims to advance borough merchants and conduct torchlight events on Wednesday evenings in July August and possibly September.
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Opera mouse program features two shows at Clari Kimball Young
The theater advertises The Forbidden Woman starring Kimball Young with two full performances tonight. Critics laud the drama as among the era’s finest, praising scenes and acting. Other listings note Enid Bennett Hep Husbands, Constance Talmadge Romance and Arnabella, plus various prices and sale notices for garments and local items.
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Freeholders Authorize Bids For Washington P road
The Board of Freeholders yesterday approved advertisements for bids to construct Section 3 of the Philipsburg Washington road. The project extends from Philipsburg to the canal near New Village, with work slated to begin in July and be completed before December, barring weather delays. County finances will be aided by state highway repayment funds and local bond issues.
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Easy Task for Capt Jolly This Week
An article recounts a local entertainment night in Brackettstown and Washington where Captain Jolly performs clever stunts. It notes observers, including Charies Starker and XY. D. Park, and hints at forthcoming submissions titled Easy and Urn. The piece mentions a banquet and old water measurements, ending with a note that the continuation is on page 4.
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Obituary notice for Mrs Anna Willever in Philipsburg area
Mrs Anna Willever aged about 60 died yesterday at UOLena from complications after seven weeks illness. Survived by her son Budd L Wil lever and a sister and a brother. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at her son's home with Rev A B Arm strong Will ofield officiating. Burial in Washington cemetery. The notice mentions Mr Willever Alpi a former president of a section and life-long resident with recent residence in Danville. Auction and sale notices follow for Philipsburg area including carpeting, ginghams, and garden goods with prices and vendors Barnet & Walters and Philipsburg Auction Co.
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Danville
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Will Ofield
Washington
Juniors Hold Large Meeting At St John Church
Reported junior gathering in Warren County drew over 100 attendees at St John church with remarks from Frederick C. Trampe et al. Prizes for best in fattening cattle and leadership discussed, plus immigration views by former Governor. Delegates from Waive Council named. social hour followed with nuttylehes and ice cream. local officials named in attendance.
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Hardin Hotel To Rise Near Am Brasadar
A new city hotel project worth 5 million dollars will be built near Am Brasadar by Saunders of Wo. Ganders Co., named the Hardin in honor of the President. The building, designed by architect Robert De Gols, features towers and lowers with a 235 foot frontage, and rests on land bought from U.S. Senator Walter M. Rage.
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Warren County Epworth League Assembly Tonight
Warren County Epworth League Assembly to be held at the First Ave church in Eastonburg. Rev Dr Moulsdale to give welcome address. Evening program includes Amy 24 at Avastia Garden Station with syncopation and recreation. Local sponsors and prices listed.
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White Township road fight may open township finances
A lengthy dispute in White Township centers on constructing a new road along the Campbell property and ravine. Proponents argue for a plan costing around 22 000 to 7 000 for various routes, while opponents warn of environmental impact and court delays.
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Improvements at County House
Keeper George Whitesell reports progress at the county house with six feet of new lawn, whitewashed exteriors, cleaned interiors, and sanitary upgrades. Inmates two are pleased with the changes as outbuildings and overall grounds receive high praise and taxpayers are urged to observe the fine institution being run.
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Referendum on farm regulation questions to be voted by 2 million
A referendum on agricultural controls is slated for Congress voting by about two million members of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Propositions include regulating short selling of farm products, placing packing under government oversight, maintaining excess profits taxes, and submitting certain wage controls to state consideration. Additional measures touch banking, truth-in-fabrics, and priority lending for domestic production. A separate Northampton-Baston and Washington Traction Co route dispute is noted with car headlights and dimmers required on the road.
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Council To Build More Sewage Beds
Borough leaders push to add four new sewage beds and disposal links as the State Board of Health reiterates a need for expansion. The council approves using two beds received and orders immediate construction, with bids opened for tarvia and cold weather repairs. An examination, postponed previously, is now scheduled for April 29, and officials plan to inspect and supervise the plant under O. H. Derry. The Barrett Company won the tar via bid, and a cold weather oil bid was awarded as well. The mayor and council will attend a Baptist church service on August 5 with the P O of A escort.
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Wage Reductions Set for Railroad Classes in July
The Railroad Labor Board announced wage cuts will apply to all classes of railroad employees with July 1 implementation. Applications filed before April 13 are covered and those after will be reassessed in June. About half of the 180 classes will see reductions. docketing and notices advised. A cabinet with white porcelain top is also listed with a price of 69 dollars against a 344 dollar sale in Philipsburg.
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Murder trial delays and jurors kept in Belvidere courthouse
Amid postponements in a murder case, jurors lingered at Belvidere while prosecutors and defense fought over witnesses and rulings. Court schedules shifted as the trial for Minsgavitch and Fare st faced delays, with jurors returning to duties and reporters noting the ongoing postponement.
Wholesale Purchases' Mean Lower Building Costs
An Oxford area notice from a longtime Washington resident offers wholesale materials to reduce building costs. The writer, promoting contracting work, lists bulk sand slag cement and brick, inviting comparisons before purchase. He references theatre renovations in Oxford and plans to offer low prices, strict order, and an orchestra after reopening.
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