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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
12
Long OCR fragment notes multiple Phillipsburg Oxford township items. Mentions deaths Mrs. Edward Prendergast and Mr. Phillipsburg chief, various local visits, elections, taxes, and social events with scattered names, places like Oxford township Newark and Philadelphia, and parish activities.
Sunday visits fill the community calendar as Mr and Mrs Wham Fitts y host and entertain at Daniel W Teishs , families and friends from Washington Loyd Cowlss enter med er from Slowarisyie attend. The L adle society meets in Dhiling on the first Thursday in October. Mrs Martin Andrews hosts her sister amid quinsy recovery. A school update notes 39 new pupils enrolled with seven preparing for grammar school in spring.
Fragmented OCR item mentions Bratnars en Bere in Aliss Josephine Hess and brother visiting Stroudsburg. A boy came to live with Mr old Mes. a birth to Mr and Mrs avivester Hawk of Rocks ning. Mr Lonbart moved from 1 tower to third trick at Demp sey’s tower. Harry Mannon of Rookshurpent visited Phillipsburg Saturday evening.
Mount Grove Massachusetts Laurence Bush spent Wednesday with friends in Clinton Mrs Avi Apein and daughter. Monday to attend school Hightstown Miss Bessie McGytharah of High Bridge spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Bynest Noth who has been away returns New York Harry Apgar son of John Apgar visited with cake and cream served by Mrs Hartrum Present were Rick and wife Hilton and others including Harry Hartman and Belineon family.
Fragments show Mrs Frank Wooley and Mrs A Dan visiting sisters in Hinckelistown on Sunday. Miss Plaza Zellars entertained Mr Pasty of Budleville, and Geo D Osman spent time with friends in town on Saturday.
Benjamin Stondershat and Raymond spent Friday and Saturday in Faston. Mrs. Saved Puder Evan visited Sullkwater with his mother and brother. Mrs. Tom Hann entertained friends. Mary Axford returned from New York State. Richard Whitheld, new store keeper, away for transfer. Mrs. Lewis Doremer opened a confessional and grocery store. Frank Bickel and Harry Kintaman were at the Adlaencement Plant. Mrs. John Brink and children visited. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Beera entertained. Mrs. Brooks and others attended events. FG Smith began studies at Drew Seminary. Lucretia Colver teaching at Harmony. Stacy Larson Givens works at High Drive steel mint.
The misspelled ad touts a genuine Symp of Fig and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co. It warns against imitations and instructs to check for the full company name printed on the package. The note references a printer in New York.
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