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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
7
Long, fragmentary item lists scattered social events, meetings, and incidents. Mentions include church visits, a Carriage Dea, a wedding party, and a schoolhouse issue with a neighboring town. References to local families, merchants, and road or rail disruptions appear amid scattered dates and places.
A garbled social page fragment lists visits and gatherings. Mentions Mrs Tlonrs and Miss Vie Bbtrye with relatives in Newton and Ar, plus friends at Catifor and Washington area. Several names appear: Cathy Tig, Mes tad Ma Walters, J. S. Wiseburn, and Miss Mer?.
Fragmented OCR records a mix of local notices, school report items, and community updates. Mentions public school report timing, forthcoming junior league events, and various residents and local figures with scattered phrases about meetings, marriages, and public services. No clear single event dominates. several names and places appear in jumbled form.
A garbled report from Rocksbury describes weekend social events and visits. It mentions Celene, Mist Cutrle Chek, and local gatherings with friends, plus a tower stop and a resident assembly noting Belvidere ties and a modest 10 cent charge for guests over 12.
The page lists various visits and family gatherings including David Guliet and family, Mr and Mrs Jon Wheeler with son Pleason Wheeler, and Mrs Tohn calling. AC T U convention attendee Cox in Atlantic. Several couples as guests at churches and homes, with names like John Lomimason Aine Manile and Abe Gunde Be WaT. Weekend activities include weddings, baptisms, and community events with multiple unnamed attendees.
The piece describes a yellow package image of Harmony Presbyterian Church with a gold title page and a complete centennial rite, offered for 40 cents plus a stamp. It notes publication details from Bogis and Brey of Trenton and lists contributors and addresses in Chestnut Avenue area.
Local residents including Mrs. Tetda and Mrs. Clark hosted guests over the weekend. Families such as Mrs. Dalley and Miss Elizabeth Me attended, with several from Chittyel Hill visiting Sty, Maury Belin JA at Work.
Fragmented text discusses kidney disease and a search for a cure. Mentions hands on trials, a supposed remedy by Dobie or De Dillpin, and warnings about ineffective treatments. References a teacher and location clues suggesting a local health column.
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