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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
6
A circular attached to a chamber letter is described as recording the experience of a dollar. It notes 31 transactions including salary payments, tobacco, cigarettes, candy, men’s furnishings, meals, automobile accessories, bacon, washing powder, fur garments, shoe items, and a fur-tooth pate. The passage emphasizes dullness and lacks sports or alcohol content.
A gang boarded a night express near Wilkes Barre and threw silk bales from the car during a haul between Glen Gardner and Hampton. A moving van waited on the highway to haul the cargo, but alarms were raised by onlookers. most silk was recovered in Hampton. The case follows earlier thefts of silk from trains in the area and is part of ongoing investigations.
Rev Edgar IL Bronson was installed as pastor after accepting a call to Havbn Presbyterian Church. He was admitted to the Presbytery of Newton from the Presbytery of Monmouth as part of the transition.
A survey of notable women in public roles and civic life highlights trailblazers across the United States and elsewhere. It notes Miss Nell J Roche as Nashville city comptroller, Mrs Bessie Bellinger as county judge candidate in Florida, Mrs Harding set to vote as first White House first lady, and Miss Margaret Robertson as Liverpool’s first woman cotton broker.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a wife instituting proceedings and non support of three children, mentioning a decree and trust concepts. Lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full item.
At the Synod of New Jersey centennial, a resolution passed for a $15 million increase to the endowment fund for retired and disabled ministers and other ministers nationwide. Rev. E. A. Odett was elected moderator, succeeding Ray H. R. Gage. Cement prices were lowered by 25 cents a barrel, and federal aid road figures show Texas leading in completed miles and allotments.
The Warren County Association of the P O A held a meeting at Roys Theatre Birkstown electing officers for the district including president Roland Young and treasurer George Morris. The president praised the county's 434 member increase, the largest in the state, and the group planned to meet next in Washington in January. An address by Rev William B Magsom followed with refreshments and reports on the Hough Riders and state progress. In a separate case, Charles Vanover of Washington was arrested in Stroudsburg on a non support charge filed by his wife Sabrey Lundy and faces divorce possibilities.
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