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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
A local council session is noted with mention of a franchise grant and procedures to be followed. The town of Glen Hampton and nearby residents are referenced along with a possible additional special meeting. Memorial Day sermons are announced for Sunday at multiple churches with Rev N S Thomas and related parish details.
High Bridge news roundup reports a Monday event in Philadelphia under Epworth League funds raising about $60. A banquet Thursday by the Reformed church choir featured vocal and instrumental performances and refreshments. Updates note George Hurt’s slow recovery, visitors from Bernardaville, and a Daughters of Pocahontas program for their eighteenth anniversary. High Bridge defeated Lambertville 2 to 5 in a thirteen inning baseball game.
The snippet records visits and relatives in Delaware Valley including Mrs Markhet Deheimer and her daughter Trussel Vounattik with local residents. It notes Painter family retirement, Sunday visits by Str. and Mrs. A. Painter, Jobin Smith assisting his brother in law, and Morris Links of Brooklyn with Paul Links of New Jersey on the farm.
Elizabeth Matpateti daughter of Mr aunt Mrs Jahn touches on Sunday at the Firat Tresebyterian church by Rev J Doe Wort Breen. Albert Shoemaker celebrated a birthday with a viralist party at Paul Dewitt’s home Saturday night. About forty five were present. Neighbors and friends attended and offered best wishes for a long and happy life. Harold Osman near Montena secured a position with Paul Dewitt.
Cravall of Higtil Bridge was hosted by Mrs. N. Castle and family Sunday. Repairs to the Cop Fuller residence now Watson Relphact Glen Gardner include a new protected porch and a freshly painted interior and exterior. Emil von Hagen and a student group from John Marshall High School head to Richmat Va for a prearranged concert. He plans further music outreach in New Hampton schools with school board support.
Mr and Mrs Frank Proctor and children from Hampton visited Mrs Wilbert Hornbaker and family on Sunday. Bertha Johnston traveled to Washington. Elmer Humdleson and children of Everittatown visited his mother Mrs Blizabeth Suddleson. Apgar relatives included Tussie Peace maker and daughters Lydia and Kuki Kinney of New Hampton. Einent DeHart and Newark visitors were with his parents. Leator Fleming of Doruy City stayed with Chas Fleming's family. John Johnson entertained son Clifford of Clinton. Wilbert Hornbaker spent Monday in
The Supreme Court ruling discussed in the article questions Congress authority to regulate grain exchanges under taxation and revenue laws. It highlights farmers' woes as the decision impairs exchange-based privileges they sought for cooperative sales, while noting banks and exchanges faced scrutiny as part of agricultural credit and market regulation. The piece mentions the Minnesota and Michigan groups, the Grain Growers, and related entities in ongoing agricultural finance debates.
Fragments show debate over a proposed policy raise of about six percent for longstanding workers. John A W. of Easton presented a plan calling for a $5,000 payment to each employee, amid questions about eligibility and neighborhood impact.
A Baltimore woman recounts dramatic relief after using Tanlae stating her nerves improved, appetite returned, energy rose, and daily housework is manageable again. She cites prior fatigue and grippe illness, praising Tanlae for restoring strength and appetite. The testimonial notes it was sold by druggists and earned positive attention.
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