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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text reports various Newton area happenings including visits from relatives, social notices, and local events. Mentions of residents, family ties, and community references appear alongside scattered names and places, indicating a miscellaneous regional column.
Sudden death of Crm horn of Alpen Michigan is reported with details of his immediate family and ties to Mrs Udehrant. The funeral in St Louis featured pallbearers led by Chas Quigeleo. the young man was a cousin of Mrs. Udehrant and connected to local boyhood days.
The chapter lists multiple residents and visitors in town including Mrs. Frank Sarea of Matawan and Mrs. Urlak Carey, plus Mrs. Anan Rounsaville visiting her daughter. Socials include Mrs. Jauscus Casines entertaining guests at Townsbury and John Shields hosting at Hackencstown. A Sunday school program is planned with invitation to all.
A crowded local social column lists visits and appearances by families including Witte, Opdyke, Snyder, and Westervelt. It notes gatherings at homes in Washington, Clinton, and New Milford with mentions of relatives, travel plans, and upcoming events.
Fragmented notes report Mrs. Miller and Martin’s Cries at Lairstown as family gatherings occur. It mentions Jessé Agumet Deckert, Phillipshitrs mu Sumas, Paul Frey, and various neighbors attending church and social events. One couple, Miss Téhtier Oberly and Rivmendant ul this plee were wed before about sixty guests with travel plans to New York and other places.
The message lists neighbors hosting and visiting in a rural community. Names include Mrs Jagob Fleming, Mes Sob, Mehenar, Mrs Clinton Carey, Tod Mra, John Daynes, Als aha, Mrs Jos Pits Stenger. A dance was held at a home Wednesday night and several residents were seen with local families.
A Sunday gathering in Rockport saw Mr and Mrs Ita D Reed of New York move into their new home. The Ladies Missionary meeting met Monday at Mrs Chas Silker's home with refreshments. The Pine Islands and Mormonism were discussed led by Miss Geartla Ort.
Mrs Cy Shriverlet plans visits to friends in Dover and Prante s end with family. Moreln idle from Nink Academy spends the weekend at home. Miss Emma Digryuple stays with her sister Mrs Emima Wishes Ap Dll. Ming Jnte Wilyon and Mick Wiemu visit sister Mrs Ce Itehya. School events note Phikidet phe and Treus Rogrotn rs Of Ye Lowa tay Beet suggest local schooling. Gerald Bratt and Wila Bratt attend school with parents Mr and Mrs K I Stith. Shifter of Newton wishes Malas well.
Fragmented text shows names such as Mike Bergh Shane Mrs JH Aly Ion Mrs Geo and Mrs Pender, with mentions of Newark and Detarice Trott. Several garbled phrases refer to a festival or meeting, unidentified locations, and scattered dates and people, lacking coherent context.
A reader report praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing chronic back pain, headaches, and dizziness. The story notes relief from kidney-related symptoms after using the product bought at a local drug store and endorses continued publication of the testimonial.
Frightful OCR copy reports a notice from Frankston Township Clerk about a meeting to elect officials and discuss township surveys and appropriations. It lists plans for road and bridge projects, with locations including Blurstown Hotel and Clairstown and references to county officers and directors.
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