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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
A large masquerade ball at Skalla's Amusement Park on Halloween is announced for October 31. The prior barn dance success leads to a formal masquerade Monday evening October 3 with a one o'clock start, costumed attendance, and prizes for best costume. Tickets are 25 cents plus admission. a fine orchestra will perform and lunch will be served at the adjacent restaurant.
The manuscript lists Wednesday and Saturday evening roller skating at the usual venues. It records the writer’s notes to delineate each attraction with specific times and locations, focusing on the pres ent xvi period and standard piles for skating events.
A promotional notice announces a free booklet titled on the treatment and care of horses cattle sheep dogs goats and poultry. It includes a chart to hang and is mailed free to interested readers.
Readable fragments describe local happenings in Wharton and nearby, including social events, church notices, an upcoming horse show, a birthday surprise, a surprise party, a birthday celebration, and mentions of residents such as Colin, Paterson, Moore, and Hoke. The text references community gatherings at Presbyterian and local venues with dates and attendees.
Fragmentary text lists names such as AMSATYI Jon and Mr and Mrs Greel with scattered phrases about meetings and visits. The legible items show a community notice style with local residents, places like New York, and mentions of meetings at homes, but most details are garbled and uncertain.
A fragmentary report lists residents, church ties, and upcoming town notices. It mentions community figures, engagements, school teams, and a proposed landsome private building with a stone front, with various local names and places referenced.
The article lists a church festival and social visits around Pilowe and Mendham. It names Geo Snover, Ary Spence, Wardiag Meapyler, Junes, and Miss Fisk Winer among attendees and mentions families like Lewis and Kalpauga visiting Mendham and Wak Th. Mrs Rachel Stier is homebound with rheumatism.
The item records visits and social ties among residents including Miss Anni Telpher of Long Island visiting Mrs. Ceo Guest and Mrs. Lewis Devemner of Great Mead with several other local names noted for weekend calls and household gatherings.
Townsfolk gather for union meeting at MM church Sunday. Delegates Michael Kivoy Henry Lanterman report from Ghavel’s Lodge No 144 FB to Hackettstown district meeting. Old blacksmith shop once owned by Hoffman torn down after seven years.
A dense obituary and social notices page mentions many locals across Glen Gardner and nearby towns. It lists names such as Myrtle Pope, Thomas Disney, Walter Shuman, Abe Frank, Miss Deertans, and Miss Jennie among mourners and attendees, with interment at a local cemetery and multiple social visits and arrivals noted in familial contexts. The item reads like a community roll of deaths, relatives visiting, and lay events, reflecting a late summer period of services, gatherings, and town news.
A reader testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney distress, back pain, and headaches. The letter from Washten, Washington mentions relief after use and recommends Doan's Kidney Pills sold by Master-Milburn Co. in New York City and Warren County Drug Store.
A local agent advertises quick disposal of farms in the northern part of the state. The service claims a large pool of cash buyers and invites full descriptions with the lowest cash price for fast transmission.
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