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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
3
The Hampton area reports a variety of community notes from a wild creek scene to local gatherings. Town residents including Elizabeth Crater and Whitfield Barris, along with numerous families, share summer visits, church events, school enrollments, and road work as autumn approaches.
Miss Marlon Boyla of Doylewood to New Jersey where she spent the weekend with Minx Jessi Tiehenor and William Moore. Several residents, including Gertrude Tiehenor and Guruki Alexander, traveled to Newark and South Orange for weeks with relatives. Frequent Sunday visits and farm changes are noted, with Rev. D. B. Tompking renewing old connections and Stewart Hoyt acquiring the John Hoyt farm near Beaver Brook to move April 1.
Funeral for Mrs Marvy Pierce held at NWatnesburg church after her passing at 83. Community details include survivors Mrs H E B Jones of Walnut Valley and Mrs Maryin Consfield of Mt Bethel Pa, with other local notices of residents visiting relatives and ongoing farm work in the area.
Automakers and insurers discuss reducing hazards to boost premium income. Manufacturers support rate reductions and better underwriting as a path to higher volume premiums. carriers foresee improved profitability if exposure and risk are controlled.
A baby reported missing since the night before was found on a nearby roadway near Stroudsburg on Saturday morning. The child was taken to Stroudsburg Hospital for observation and appears to be in good health with no immediate injuries. Police are investigating the infant's disappearance and locating the parent.
Mrs Joann writes of a rat problem in her cellar and endorses RAT-SNAP as effective. The claim notes a rat found dead for months and praises the product’s performance with price details and seller names.
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