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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
10
Community announces weddings, visits, illnesses, and deaths with multiple residents named, including Mrs George Seta of Chester and Derotion relatives. Local events cover church services, schooling, and harvest season activities with numerous neighbors listed and family updates throughout the Phillipsburg area.
A birthday surprise event in Washington honors Mrs. Lidie Bailey and her family. Letters and memories from relatives, including Mrs. Michael Mims Rowitsky and Mrs. Tolan Uy dreyeeanyilee, mark the occasion with a toast to long service and friendship. The gathering features many names and local acquaintances from Buckley to Waco.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Edward Showauiker and Anita Slopkine visits by parents over a weekend. It mentions Floyil Cros of Sterling and local school events at Tremor Sormal School and Victory High School with several attendees. A stray line references Josiah Ray and August mail handling and a carrier.
A long readable fragment details church events and social happenings in New York and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs. Patrick Hurnan and families hosting gatherings, sermons at Methodist churches, and plans for festival day meals and processions with local residents and visitors named. Community life centers on church activities, weddings, and charity efforts with numerous names and places cited.
Newburg area society pages report Joba Skinner wed Sunday to sister Hashana of Likellstown with families present. William Flock and friends gathered at Schoolay's Sidiunpaein. Nelson Read returned to New York State after time with his mother. Roseberry of Pare Collen and Mary Cummins family connected to local events as well.
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