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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
4
Workmen began Main street concreting while a new brick and burke structure rises in the town. Local residents and numerous visitors are noted in a roundup of social events and farm talks, with folks traveling from Newark Trenton and Hoboken for weekends and family visits.
The report lists several weekend visits with families and individuals such as Lauhinr Dey and Mr Mes visiting West Pittston relatives. It notes George Crownsy and Henry end daughter Mabel spending time with Mr and Mrs Bibert, and Henry Brown moving to Atlantic City. Tallinn returns to New York after summer away.
A steering gear failure on a Woods fee cresn truck caused a crash Monday night above ortho. One woman was badly injured. several locals including Mrs. Prank Earnest and grandson, Mes Brugby, Mrs Gladys Jackson, and Mrs Martha Prim were mentioned among the injured or visiting relatives. Local residents and visitors from Belvidere, Danville, and Arlington attended services and events through Labor Day weekend.
Community notice states there will be no church services this Sunday due to revival events in the evening. Local residents and visitors are noted in various brief mentions, including families visiting relatives and travelers from nearby towns.
Mrs Agron Stevenson and daughter Thelma travel with her father Joseph Dingler from Brunewick to Philipsburg spent Monday and Tuesday. Glive and Gladys Pickel return to Philipsburg after visiting their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Wm Pickel. Many families from Huntington, including the Ty Hater and Ortin Pini households, motor to Asbury Park for Labor Day.
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