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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1913

Page

6

Public school lunch program aids forty children daily

A committee of the Parent-Teacher Association serves as supper to school children at noon. The plan, approved and set this week, provides meals for about forty pupils each day.

Teneler Hoek Pitta Ik

Local Social Notes and Visitation Report

Community members share visits and hosting on Sundays with families including Mr and Mrs. Reed Mr and Mrs. Shimon Mr and Mrs Kaseley and others from Buttonwood and Boston. Names such as David Smith Jost Liane Tally Gale Miller Reed Shimon Davis and Bell appear in the fragmented accounts of gatherings.

Elwood Shimon Emanuel Kaseley Buttonwaod Sa's Abert Salter Tarry Davis Boston Harry Bell Ernie Wail Esthey Bat Phidinebure

Death grave in Silver Lake area man dies after illness

Robert Cooper of Silver Lake, aged a long-time farm resident, died Friday after a period of ill health. Survivors include widow Beskler and children Hector and two daughters Hartung of Hope and Pierce of Stroudsburg. Funeral services were held at the family plot with burial at Johnson Hill.

Orn Westenbinder Af Ehindre Alyy Pinstee Thay Dad Allen Wits Meek Robert Cooper Agell Laman Silver Lake Liam Tbis Munity Southtown Schoolhduge Beskler & Widow Hector Marrid Hartung Hope Mire Pierce Stroudsburg Edgar Ives Tey Belsey Johnsonlrg

Marvelous Escape of a Young Boy in Croup Episode

A boy named Prince Albert reportedly suffered a severe croup attack in the morning. A local remedy from "Ghariberaly" led to relief after about an hour and twenty minutes, with the family noting safety from danger.

PB. Bastianis Prince “Albert

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