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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
Elizabeth neighbors host family gatherings and visiting relatives from Newark and Pitoukly while one member attends a council meeting. The Presbyterian church session hears a sermon by Mr Gilmore, with community figures present and plans for a future address in the town.
Neighbors report wind and rain damaged trees and fallen apples in Cornelid area. Mrs. Hirley returned from travel to Sewark to visit her brother. several residents, including Mr and Mrs Cain, Mr and Mrs Bud and Paul Cowell, were listed among visitors and family arrivals. Apples are plentiful and cider production noted. minor household incidents reported alongside social visits and neighborhood updates.
Still Valley residents share a quiet Sunday with visits and meals. Mrs Harry Vurhose and children spent time with relatives. Miss Kutle Porter hosted Theodora Willever after a hospital visit. Mrs Peter Hefley and guests enjoyed a party in honor of her sister Mrs Stanford Palate.
The text records weekend visits and gatherings among residents of multiple towns including Morriar, Dover, New York, and Newart. It notes friends staying with families like Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Shotwell, Mr. and Mrs. Dreker, and Miss Ada Voter, listing numerous names and places such as Flatkettstown and Ponting while mentioning church services, a sermon, and a recital. The piece captures social mixing, retirements, and church-related events amid a dense roster of individuals and locales.
Local social notes recount Huesell Penedermakerd and Sumy visiting with friends at 1 AT ga Aen tray ey, while May and Mes, Teascites of Whi ipsburg spent Sunday with Ne Coyle and Tumby. Community members report a storekeeper Mire Mitelatt and local events including the Taypont Toreners Association meeting and a ball planned for October 9.
Fragmented OCR text lists residents and visitors including Mee, Chim Hermans, Architaht P Downr, Mrs Most Aves, Schoyler of Vorney, and Frank folfer. Mentions Marin Nigalseh home, court in Murelstawin, and Belleville visits. Also references Mike Amide Videson, Walter Arde, Kurlon Petrone, and other locals traveling, with scattered family and school ties.
Community notices from Port Warren and Uniontown record Grange meetings on Thursday evenings and social visits among local families. The fragment lists residents, hosts, and attendees including Mr and Mrs Cee, Mr and Mrs A Smith, and Ms Barber, with references to gatherings at homes in Stewartaville and Bucksboro and other nearby places.
The readable fragments name several local families in Hope and nearby areas. Mentions include Mrs Hilivon Acker and John Jaynes related to a distant event or memorial. The text references a penitent, a dairy, and assorted relatives without clear dates or outcomes.
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