The Churches and Community Activities in Cranbury
Sunday worship at First and Second Presbyterian churches with Rev J E Curry and Prof RB Swetland plus Rev H F Doran. Y M C A tales, Community Brotherhood address by John Plant, Ladies Reading Circle meeting, Clean Up Day April 12, grange visits, Plainsboro incorporation vote, administration filings, Middlesex Lodge Ladies Night with Fred Hofman and Cranbury social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. E Curry
Matthew
James
John Plant
Edge
Plainsboro
Trenton
Brown
Middlesex
Cranbury
South Brunswick
Middlesex County
Middlesex Lodge
Fred Hofman
Cranbury Orchestra
Mesars
Barclay
Abram Voorhees
Wm. de Bow
W. H
Lower Delaware Bridge needs improved approaches and care
In a discussion reminiscent of a public editorial the writer urges better approaches to the Lower Delaware Free Bridge on both New Jersey and Pennsylvania sides to attract through traffic. The piece also condemns indiscriminate burning and calls for spring cleanups, tree planting on Arbor Day, and greater fire safety to protect New Jersey’s forests and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware Bridge
Calhoun
Upper Delaware
P. Wilber
America first theme frames 1920 Republican stance
Washington April 4 The Republican Publicity Association quotes its president Jonathan Bourne Jr asserting that prior administrations harmed US workers by favoring foreign interests from Japan to Britain. The statement claims a shift to America first under a future Republican president who prioritizes national welfare and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Ralph
San Francisco
Pacific
Japan
Redfield
Hurley
War Trade Board
United States
Europe
Mexico
Germany
Canada
League of Nations
America
White House
Local social notes from Hightstown area visits and movers
Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd of Philadelphia and other locals visit relatives and friends across towns. Numerous moves and visits detailed include Dr George H Franklin’s son in law and daughter, Erma Hughes, Erma Franklin, J Albert Titus moving to Stockton Street, and many residents visiting Philadelphia Trenton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Johostone
Asatleton Corners
George H Franklin
Erma Hughes
Lawrence Station
Eugene Roszel
Franklin Street
Erma Franklin
Philadelphia
J. Albert Titus
Cranbury Neck
Stockton Street
Calvin H Perrice
Trenton
Mra. Syncillius L. Mount
Ezra
Clarence Schreve
White
Frank Probasco
William Davison
Dawson Jester
Wilmington
Applegarth
William Rogers Apo
Frank Wolfe
Windsor
South Street
Charles Rabold
Cranford
Monmouth Presbyterial Holds 47th Annual Meeting in Englishtown
The forty seventh annual meeting of Monmouth Presbyterial Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was held at Englishtown New Jersey on Thursday April 4. A program was prepared by President Mrs Bilesilvers Stolin with speakers Mrs W B Jennings of Germantown representing the Philadelphia Board and A W Halsey DD of New York secretary of the Board of Foreign Windows. Many attendees included Mrs Ella Silvers Stairs president and several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Frank A Brown
Alex. Milne
Josh Curf
Samuel Perrine
Varletoo Campbell
Sheriff Sells Stults Farm at Cranbury Sheriff’s Sale
The easterly part of the farm of Inte Cornelius V Stilts in Cranbury Township was sold at a sheriff’s sale on Saturday to Charles Skok of Helmetta for 36 150. John E Stults filed a foreclosure action. John Witkowski was the defendant. The decree totaled 231 47 with costs of 128 23. The tract contains 50 acres.
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Cornelius
Cranbury Township
Charles Skok
Helmetta
John E Stults
John Witkowski
The Overshadowing Empire Stands Before a Great War
Justice Wesley O. Howard argues in a Sunday article that the British Empire holds vast power from the Great War onward. He claims it can become the Colossus of the Earth through recent developments, presenting a bold, provocative view of imperial dominance and civilization's trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley O. Howard
Howard
Stolls Baseball Goods Offer Fresh From Makers
Stoll's offers new baseball supplies including suits bats balls and accessories suitable for a team or league. Items are fresh up to date, prices kept low and quality proven by long use with satisfaction guaranteed. An immense assortment from which to choose.
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Second Presbyterian
RB. W Swetland
C. E Society of the First Church
D. C. Mershun
the Reading Circle
Ladies Reading Circle
C. T. Hoffman, Hoates
Havens
Atlantic County
Allentown
Cumberland County Pemons
Pioneer Grange
China
Philippines
G Brill
Foregate Farms
Cornell
Middlesex County Poultry Association
A. Tantum
Elias C. Taptom
Lizzie Palmer
Addie Tantum
Mable Applegate
Samuel
Jamesburg
Viola Petty
Elias
Elmer
Everett
Emma J. Everett
Lizzie BE. Meishon
Theodore F Everett
Manarquan
Lower Delaware Free Bridge
Wilson
Panama Canal
Great Britain
England
Hightstown
Charles Boyd
Ferris C. Waita
W. W. Layton
Monmouth Street
Farmingdale
Mies Witheridge
Montclair
Chevrolet Motor Company
Joshua Thomas
Albert Soden
Johua Applegate
South Awboy
Joby Applegate
Peter Johnson
David Johnson
Somerville
Robert Field
Sharon
Mirs
Abe Field
Charles Vey
New York
William McDowell
James Hamiler
Prenton
Russell Mershon
Prospect Plains
Charles Field
James G. Maxwell
George W. Conover
John P. Wyckoff
Manarquang
Ancil M. Davison
RHG
Riverburg
J. Walter Reaves
Ancil Davison
John P Wyckoff
George W Vonover
Milton H Robbins
Mrs
William Robbins
Woymouth Street
Stults
Stoll’s
Stoll's
E. State St. Trenton, N. Ds
Delage
Aglor Opera House
Mens & Boys
Mens G Boys
Trenton, N. J
Rider-Moore & Stewart
Bankin
Rider-Moore & Stewart School
Broad St
A F Williams
Williams
East State St
Daniel Block
Washington Market Building
Teton, N. J
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