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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
3
Hackettstown residents are seen hosting guests visiting in Washington and New York. Local society includes travelers to Niagara Falls and England, family weddings in New York, and community updates from the high school and church events.
Leda Beak spent last week with A J Brokaw CRA, now engaged, while Miss Mary Brokaw ends Keine Ome wit her aunt Mrs Ineo. Several relatives from Hopkines in Washington and Maryland visited, as Theo Barker and daughter Ethel of Flackenstowr joined Mrs George Sharp. Elizabeth and her daughter traveled from Aly ind Mrs John Q Keteham attended with Beecher of Columbia. Rush Latte officiated the May wedding at adon. bride wore white net over satin. The newlyweds plan a wedding trip to Albany before settling back in Townsbury where the groom is president of the local school.
A fragmentary item notes a school opening at Point Pleasant on Monday with Mish Allie McAfee as teacher. Miss Minerve Pittenger returns home from Stewartsville after a week with her Uncle Fred Bruce Pete. The Ladies AUT Zooleny plan a social at Mrs Arthur Tifelman’s home Saturday evening. Alfred Atotroy and son of Phil Upsburge return home after a week away.
The piece recounts political beliefs about income tax, sugar duties, and progressives in Congress. It references Roosevelt becoming president, the transfer of government, and historical U.S. financial figures with a mix of quoted figures and partisan commentary. Names include La Follette and references to newspapers.
Kathleen faces a restless night in a remote house as a strange man Granger clings to life after a ladder incident. She helps him recover, introduces herself, and invites him inside while waiting for her parents. The pair form wary trust as the wind and late ring of a bell heighten tension.
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