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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
4
Community members visit relatives in Factoryville and Washington DC, with several attendees at parish events. Honorary guests include Mrs Anna Dawes and Miss Helen Martens. activities feature YMCA and Presbyterian programs, plus Thanksgiving services led by Rev. Vo Hargh.
A wave of visiting relatives and neighbors fills the community pages with names like Jacob Ayres Marksbono, Grace Paddock, Edith Fishpaugh, and Mrs. Emma Howell. Social events include weddings, hunt gatherings, a Ladies Aid Society meeting, and a funeral for Mrs. Marlatt in the family plot at the local cemetery.
Springtown notes recount visits by Mrs Fremiarnold and daughter to Washington as well as Mrs Margaret Dalrymple’s Saturday passing and Sunday travels. Mr and Mrs Andrew Lou Inig hosted guests including Mrs Frank Stone and children. A teacher’s institute closed school for two days last week. Rev Hafer of James Lutheran will preach at 4 pm and Miss Anna scam will lead Christian Endeavor in the evening. Henry Zellars and Mary SinslaIr attended the wedding of Mae Fellin and Howard Welder at Spring Ais on Wednesday.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes a product called New Life Pills claiming to banish dull aches and improve wellbeing. The passage mentions women, popular usage, and a retail outlet Jenkins & Mecker's, but many words are garbled and readability is low.
Geo Henry Hag bought a new gasoline engine. A daughter was born last week to Mr and Mrs Richard Green Jr. Their family now has four girls. The L and H offered a one dollar excursion Saturday. He plans to move his family back to Jersey City this week.
The notice references the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher Invuse for more than three decades, highlighting longstanding involvement and endorsement. It emphasizes trusted, familiar marks and the enduring quality tied to a well known name.
Hackettstown items show residents visiting and hosting events at homes on Moore Street and Bellewood Farm. Local veterans, church calls, society gatherings, and social teas mark community life with names such as Mrs Frank M Cook, Mrs Clarence Veseeling, Mrs d Miller Welsh, and Mrs Angie Johnston noted. News covers moves, remodeling, calls to church on Mt Gilead, and a military veteran admission to Soldiers Home.
Fragmented ad style text touts a powder or remedy for stomach and liver complaints. It asserts safety for young children and adults, mentions ease of use, and promotes sale by HW dealers. The readable portion is garbled but suggests a tonic marketed to relieve stomach aches and bowel issues.
Mrs John Hopkins and Mrs Palin Hopkins attended a gathering Tuesday. Miss Myrtle Widner joined her cousin at Lake View Camp. Elizabeth Anderson and friend spent Sunday with Miss Grace Shoemaker. Burl Shatter and others were in town Sunday. Miss Geulah Lozier stayed with Miss Vieske Shoemaker Saturday night. Mrs Jas Folkner and Roberta visited. Mrs Johny Anderson lost Thursday. Mr Daniels and son-in-law vacationed at Josiah Park last week. Mr and Mrs Josiah Mark and Mrs John G Anderson planned a Newark automobile trip. Win and Mrs John G Anderson and daughter Elizabeth visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Bailey in Washington.
Community tidbits report travel and visits among residents in Easton Newark Vienna Long Branch and Free Union. Purchases include a house and feed store by TFBD DeCamp. Thanksgiving union service set in Vienna Christian church with Rev Rush Lake delivering the sermon.
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