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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
3
Chefforris County Savings Bank Morristown announces a bank event and officer names including Philander B. Pierson as president Horace G. Wolfe as secretary and treasurer with dated references to a forthcoming action and scheduling. The text preserves odd OCR fragments but indicates a formal bank notice or meeting notice for the institution.
A collage of notes from county and state on civic projects and trials. Reports cover road work between Flemington and Flemington French town, factory experiments in Parsons, Dover civic pride, and a judge's ruling on prison work. Includes brief health ads and local rail travels by residents.
Fragmentary OCR shows ad copy about steam and electric offerings in Newel area. Limited legible text mentions a Veeck and a wed fad reference, with unclear product details or dates.
A woman describes severe nervous weakness and sleepless nights due to anxiety and bodily pains. After doctors failed to help, she credits Dinkham’s Veretable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring her health and ending long spells of worry and fatigue.
A noisy clipping records deaths, memorials, and school events. Elsie Gibbs reportedly closed her school Martie Hill while Elizabeth Graver and Miss Graver are linked to Petersburg schooling. The funeral for a Burtaville resident was held Tuesday.
The column reports varied local happenings including church services at Trinity and Presbyterian churches, a funeral procession for Med. Tuhtizan’s brother in Andover, and community visits by residents such as Asa Osman and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis. It also notes the engagement of Mrs Kennedy of Grand Garrabrant, a planned annual out-of-town outing, and a May 15 wedding in New York for Leta Hayward and Ernest Lowen thar.
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