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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
9
A long notice describes multiple court actions in New Jersey including a Chancery sale in Phillipsburg and Whitaker area, detailing parcels in Alpha and Whitaker, with dates, parties, and deed references. It lists heirs, trusts, and title chains, projecting a public vendue and legal proceedings overseen by court officials.
In the county of Warren and state of New Jersey on Thursdays the third day of December next at 2 o clock in the afternoon the following lands and premises in the Masereash bys with parcels and boundaries described pass to a grantee. The deed includes all appurtenances and rights of hitherto owners and the title to Lavine Mer wife of Dobin C Mets. Dated November 4. Wales Apuphil Manton.
The notice, dated October 13 1921, informs creditors of the estate of Patrick W. Walsly Devensed, deceased, in Warren County. It orders claimants to file their claims with the subscriber on or before April 15, 1922, or be barred from recovery. The executors Crevelia Go Walli and others are listed with notices in Pumbabire, Nod, Proctors.
Notice of the estate of Mary A Shafer deceased filed in Warren County New Jersey. Executors Mary Isabelle Shafer and Francis J Slater require all creditors to present claims by September 17, 1922 with oath of authenticity. Claims must be filed at the executors address in Phil psimerg New Jersey.
Public notice concerns the matter of Michael Orogans tithe and a rule against Crealters. The order, issued by the Surra Hue Court of Warren County, sets a fourteenth day of April deadline for action and potential sale, naming administrators and local parties in Phillipsburg New Jersey.
The court issues orders in Warren County to creditors of Francis Tunica Drakints deceased. Creditors must present their claims by a specified date, with deadlines and claim forms to be addressed to the estate’s executrix Tulia Prake at Phillipsburg, New Jersey. The filing date is September 10, 1921.
A miscellaneous clipping features kitchen hints and recipes for nut cutlets, fruit jewels pie, chicken gustard, filled sponge cake, and a note on storage. It also includes society notices from Glen Gardner and surrounding towns, listing visits, guests, and a town bazaar announcement.
Miss Chirence Prico hosted a linch gathering Sunday and Mes Gusste Hann entertained guests for the first three days of gunning. Victor Hr spent the weekend at his home and Amated Mr rank hosted relatives. Mr aunt Mes Wim He Finn hosted five gumters during the initial gunving days.
Pursuant to the order of the Surrogate Court of Warren County the widow of James B. Gipp late of Warren County deceased gives public notice to all creditors to present their claims to the undersigned executor or executrix on or before the thirteenth day of April. Nine hundred and twenty six months from the date of such order any creditor neglecting to present will be barred. Daled November 15 1833 Brady & Brady, Proctors. Philadelphia.
A long column of fragmented social notes from Schooleys Mountain and nearby towns lists visiting relatives, gatherings, and weekend entertainment. Names such as Newick, Montclair, Turktan, and Brightstone appear among residents hosting relatives, church events, and a Thanksgiving sermon.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief mentions. Mrs. William S. Swackhamer hosts gardening gift updates while Frank Pfeifer and Verona relatives visit. Miss Anna Mie Sohnuritrs My and Mrs. Raymond Van Pelt entertain, and several couples are noted with neighbors and family during the holidays. A Woman's Missionary Society event and a Lutheran service reminder headline the social column.
The Indies Ald Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. H. Loola Fun. A missionary and women’s society event at the church is noted. Various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives, with notices of improving health and community happenings in Stewartsville and nearby areas.
Hunters report dogs sighted in fields and meadows last Thursday while sportsmen bagged rabbits and pheasants. A sermon by Rev Krink Miner titled The Next War is planned for Sunday at the Presbyterian chapel, with religious exhortations urging attendance. Obituaries note the death of Albert Selty and the community extends sympathy to the family. Local residents and church groups discuss upcoming events and social notices, including a charity program and school welfare appeals.
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