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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
3
Hackettstown notes describe visits, family gatherings, and social appearances of residents. Mentions include Mrs Magelne duiniin, Miss Edith Flock, Miss Maud Adams, Miss Ada Adams,and local households hosting guests from Newark Philadelphia Morristown and New York. Also notes church services, community events, and football results for Centenary College against Erasmus Hall and Binghamton.
A calendar of church services and community items appears for Meshampon and area, including Rev. Modgien of Meshampon preaching for the Presbyterians and reports on the Myers building sale. The piece notes local shipping activity, sportsmen’s outings, a theft scare, and residents Lundy, Renn, and Hoyt in recent events.
Local residents including Steward Jona Berry of Bethlehem and Mrs. Stewart visited Aaron Ward last week. Aaron Ward and family hosted guests from Boston and Verney. Neilioter hosted Miss Alley Jones from Verney, while others traveled to Stamhone and German Valleys. Moves and gatherings continued with Gray moving, and church group activities noted in Pleasant Grove.
Mrs Leonard Smith has been ill for a few days but is now better. Ben Trivih lost a fat porker last week. Artie Walters and C. Mow 2 Gruva were seen at the county fair. Alderman Lackey met at Mrs Tas W Wittehm ever yesterday and worked all day. Mrs Harry Shrope of Washington visited her parents. Miss Snella Cornish of Twinsburg visited sister Mrs John Strink. Reuben Crate rents James Atout's farm and will move there from the Geo Huff farm. Mr and Mrs Gea ithe and two children of Oxfords visited Sunday. Mrs J T Mulehter stayed Saturday to Tuesday.
Adletters claim the tonic cured irregularities dizziness and female troubles without surgery. Testimonials from Louisville Kentucky and Adrian Georgia tout dramatic improvements and avoidance of operations.
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A cryptic OCR fragment shows references to a president, secretary, treasurer, and an unnamed group in a charged meeting. Mentions PIT, HORAUE, G WULT hint at organizational names or misspellings from a historical page.
Reads as a garbled OCR fragment listing names and terms like FEVERS and BUMPHREYS with several unclear entities. No coherent event or clear subjects to anchor a factual summary or a title.
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