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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
7
A collage of brief notices and oddities from nearby papers includes engagements, social chatter, a golf caution, a drive to clean up town areas, a legal arrest in Ashbury, and notes on milk pricing and local fairs. The clippings mix family events, small town anecdotes, and community updates with scattered names and places.
The report notes a 180 lb fultrt charge to consumers and a current retail Grade I milk price in New York City of 4 15 gents for dealers pay lig. It states the August price will rise by 10 conte per 100 jains, with a total increase of 16 conte.
Local notices report visits and events in Stewartsville and nearby towns. Details include family gatherings, baptisms, school openings with teachers, church meetings, and social visits across Washington, Uniontown, Oxford, and Philpsburg. A weekly automobile trip through the states is noted along with church and civic activities.
A reader describes severe kidney pain and dehydration symptoms and credits Dow's Kidney Pills with a permanent cure. The letter cites a testimonial from Mrs. Devlas of Stewart Street and mentions Downey Pills recommended by neighbors.
Fragmented text lists names and places including Perrine, Cook, Pye, Rinehart, Beronnt, Blair, and Merv. Mentions a vigil, a parade or cortege, and relatives visiting in late spring. References to Costerville and Dullalu suggest local scene notes without clear events or dates.
The Lebnion Community church holds Sunday services and Sunday school with typical timings. A special service is announced for September 27 featuring a notable guest and a bell performance, with plans for midweek activities and school-related mentions.
A jumble of names and weekend travels dominates the piece with Yonkers and Newark residents visiting family, attending weddings, and taking holidays. Notable mentions include Miss Alice and Miss Tila Marton and Mrs C Richey, plus several families from Brooklyn Allentown and Hartford. The report reads like a social roundup with multiple undisclosed locals and weekend plans. The fragmentary stream preserves names and places without clear dates or events.
Port Warren Union Town activity includes family gatherings at Helvislucy and Sunny, a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs A Gowk, and local weddings and movements. Residents names include Catherine Woolf, Claud Tadd, Mary Hatt, May Barber, and May’s Sumimit school update amid broader Port Warren society events.
Community notices record names and travel plans with visits from Clarence Miera and family, George Uoffman of Mampton, Anita Hoattmnn, and Steppard associates. A new law affects Ney Tersey deer season enforcement with specifications on dates and state interpretation by the Game Commission.
A long, garbled note discusses a “Rattlesnake Bill” and residency issues in Sussex County. It cites Elsie My Corten and Tarvey County Clerk, mentions Van Horn, Stillwater, Oneonta, and Warren County, and questions legal domicile and enforcement related to a state hospital and juvenile welfare. The piece attributes statements to Mr Hopkin and references an inquiry into the bill’s reach and the status of the accused as a resident of various counties.
A degraded excerpt hints at hunting events and annual timelines with references to a hunter, permits, and calendar years 1922 and 1924. Mentions James M. Stratton and unclear tribal or unit context, with January and December timeframes implied.
In the matter of the state of under creditors entry in Warren County court records the heirs and claimants are notified of proceedings on a specified date with deadlines for filing claims and evidence. The notice names Savemasool C Anderson as trustee and provides addresses and dates related to the action for the collection and settlement of debts.
The county order of Wirton directs creditors to file claims against the estate of Phebe Carpenter, deceased, by February 7, 1923.Filed claims must be sworn, or they will be barred. Executor John W. Cheveling of Tigomabucs, New Jersey, is referenced as overseer of the estate.
Notices from the Warren County Surrogate and Orphans Court detail audits and settlements. Items include wills of Blasz Kalseribor and Joseph A Rose, property descriptions in Phillipsburg, and administrators Purdy and Bean seeking creditor claims and final accounting with dates in 1922 1923 and 1985 in New Jersey.
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