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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
8
Readable items recount a Phillipsburg community page with a list of local events and obituaries. Mentioned are hotel proprietors, a crime with arrests, a typhoid case, a burglary, and multiple deaths or weddings. Also notes on church services and upcoming social events.
Fragmentary OCR from a Morristown era paper records multiple obituaries and social items. It notes the funeral of Daniel Dervanier and references Mrs Gean from Monroe Corners, Tot Gibby, Miss Gis, and Miguel Gora among others. Mentions visitors, guests, and local gatherings at various houses and churches with dated hints and scattered names.
In Hermon Maine area residents and visitors share social visits and church events. Mrs Corr Read entertained her father Mir Dougharty of Fawkensayls, USA while Mrs Layman and family hosted guests at their home. Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Rew Wes and others with plans for the Hope Reha Church service. A community meeting noted no major Sunday morning arisings but sessions were planned for the evening with Pastor Collard delivering the sermon.
A fragmented obituary list mentions Steele Stephens and Miller families, with scattered references to Mrs. Vin Kalwroum Mr. Walter Aeders and Clara Hani. Names appear alongside places like Pleasant civic and Virnestonst Grave. The text also references a gathering on Sunday and a memorial tone.
Messy OCR from Bridgeville includes scattered names and places like Clarkes W Dalglael Violet and Delmer Beughart. References to candidates for collector, Crane's works, and local board fees appear garbled, with mentions of October, apples, and cattle.
Fragmented text from a local page mentions individuals including Wes Changewater and Mel, with scattered references to families, visits, and social notes. The readable items list names like Mika Jarrie Herbie, Adela Cas, and Peter Sigler, plus references to Plainfield and nearby towns, but most content is garbled and uncertain.
The Meadow region highlights a clash between Ald Tiuehy and Petersburg cogal as towns field notable players including Man, Miteball, Neighbor, Patty, Morgia and others. About 50 spectators witnessed the game with many plays described as lively. Fallows, Petursburg Douland and Flanagan contributed on the mound and in the field, while hitters from Mitebell and Petersburg fueled a competitive matchup.
Scattered OCR reads as a local item mentioning High Bridge activities. Mentions Patie A p gur of High rile, Apgar and Hoffman Merrill firms, Joe Fisher with ducks, and a nearby town scene with a whale Maul in. Notes reference Sundays and local workers but details are unclear.
Mev Van Thoslin and family returned from Heath House cottage to Ayeie Nome. John Terlgon and daughter visited Moray with Miss Lynn Tales. Briggesse and Dol, Prams spent Sunday with Miss Kate Dayton. Many others, including Miss Kathe Taylor and Ann Garrison, visited relatives and attended Christian Endeavor at Oxford First Church. church services had full attendance.
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