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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
5
Readable fragments describe a community event with parading participants and assorted young attendees. The text mentions Miss York and Miss Gibbs among others, praising performances and a festive mood while noting schedule details and local figures.
Local notes recount a social gathering at a mall and a Sunday parade event. The piece mentions Miss Antus Weratess of New Wlelthus and an older crowd attending activities, with several names and scattered details about social visits and travel. A medical recovery reference appears toward the end.
A fragmented notice describes a Saturday festival event with guests from York and Elizabeth, a Sunday program featuring duets, and attendance by local families. The item mentions Mra and Mr Hand, and references a church service and interment by a local cemetery committee.
Dispatch reads through community items in New Hampton and surrounding towns. Mentions include Miss Shennan Hurtuits, Miss Lottie Galt, and Mrs. Latch Wilke among residents, school repairs at Glen Gardner, and a public meeting about funding for equipment and expansion.
A fragment mentions Washington Baptist Church and Washington Catholic Church in a civic discussion context. It references a debate and local cost notes, with scattered names and place hints unclear due to OCR errors.
Local notices describe church events, family visits, and neighborhood happenings. People attend choir practices, weddings, and school gatherings while residents share plans and condolences.
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