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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
A dense, fragmentary page reports on residents’ travels, town meetings, school reopenings, drought worries, and farm issues. Names such as Miss Puller, Mrs. Rosenkrans, and Reverend Neener appear among unofficial village events, church notices, and local committee references. The item notes river and water concerns, medical needs, and civic turnout, with scattered social updates and obituaries implied.
Fragmented OCR text appears to mix names, places, and events. It mentions Asbury Park, individuals such as George Voudon of Rome, and a Raxton hospital note. Several garbled lines reference a public sale, a surgeon, a junior class at Svineide University, and a body fragment for Private John Elsehalr of Company Js.
Saturday events at Fairmount Presbyterian centers and church notices. Visitors and guests from Newsark Bosnardayville Mt Grove Port Morris and New York City are named. Monthly Improvement Association meeting announced for May with local hosts. Carnival music planned by Miraclean Heel and Baxtera Orchestra for September 16. School events and verse sermon noted along with community gatherings and visiting families.
Local item highlights holiday gatherings at Beatystown and surrounding areas. Mentions of Mrs Charles Lanter hosting visitors, Mabel Gulliver serving at Newark, Jacob Baldwin and Baldwin family visiting Morrstown, and Beatr town picnic postponed to Sunday due to cage constraints. Family visits from New York and Easton cemetery arrangements noted.
Sehowl opened here Tuesday with Missy M. Shrope as principal and Miss Miller Smith in the primary departments. Guests from Camden Beondway Newark and others visited Mrs. Edgar Castner and Mrs. Russell Higgins and son. Donald Moore and Mr. Joly Jersey and duty attended from Newark.
A promotional snippet riffs on smoking P A tobacco and making home rolled cigarettes. It urges readers to buy makin's papers and Prince Albert tobacco and to puff away, framing rolling cigarettes as a sport to enjoy.
A crowded lettered page records Port Murray and surrounding village events. Guests visitrelations, weddings, fairs, and church notes fill the long column with names like Miss Mina Cantner and Charles Bielyman, while preparations for a Port Murray band fundraiser and electric line work are mentioned alongside school and family updates.
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