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Cranbury Press

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Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

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Church Services and Schedules At Three Local Congregations

First Presbyterian holds Sunday morning sermon by Rev J B Curry on An Ancient Comradship with Sunday School at 10. Prayer meeting Friday at 7 30. Second Presbyterian led by Rev Frederick Schweitzer offers Community Service at 7 30. Schultz Memorial M E morning worship at 11. Lennox to preach Sunday morning at 11 at another church led by Rev L E Lennox.

J. B. Curry Second Presbyterian Frederick Schweitzer

Second Church E Society Meeting on Recreations

The GC E Society of the Second Church will meet in the chapel next Sunday evening at 6 30. The subject is How Can We Improve Our Recreations and the leader is Mrs John Stonaker.

GC. E. Society of the Second Church John Stonaker

Woman's Club Meeting at Cranbury Home

The Woman's Club of Cranbury plans a meeting next Wednesday at Mrs. W. H Johnson’s home. Afternoon activity centers on bird topics and Victrola selections. Committee members are Mrs. S. O Perrine and Mrs. W. H. Johnson.

Woman’s Club of Cranbury W. H Johnson Birdland Perrine W. H. Johnson

Children stage "The Little Heroine of the Revolution" at Second Church

Junior C. E members presented a fine entertainment in the chapel last night. The children wore revolutionary costumes and gave well performed parts in the production titled The Little Heroine of the Revolution.

C. E

Pageant Planned at Peddie Institute for Pilgrim Arrival Tercentenary

Wightstown New Jersey April 13 Extensive plans are under way at Peddie Institute for a pageant celebrating the tercentenary of the Pilgrim landing. The masque The Lighting of the Torch by F R Buchanan is being rehearsed under J Walter Reeves head of Public Speech. The cast will be mostly Peddie students and the final performance will occur during the Alumni Reunion and Commencement in June.

Wightstown N. J Peddie Institute F. R. Buchanan J. Walter Reeves Peddie

Hightstown Trust Co Opens After Charter Approval

The Hightstown Trust Company receives a state charter with 100000 capi tal stock and 20000 surplus. Shares priced at par plus surplus or 120 each. Charter members listed include G A Bennett and A G Conover. Building purchase by Mason building owner Elmer B Chamberlin. possession Sept 1 1921. Open for business on or about November 1 with general banking savings and trust departments.

Hightstown Trust Company State Banking Department G. A. Bennett A. G. Conover C. Herbert Davison W. H. Davison B. V. D. Erving David Gross Clarry Gross D. I Measler

Governor Edwards Signs Bill On Chiropractor Education Rules

Governor Edwards signed Senate Bill No 149 formed by the Medical Society of New Jersey setting educational standards for a four year high school and college course for chiropractors. It abolishes the State Chiropractic Board and places chiropractors under the State Board of Medical Examiners. A measure to grant osteopaths similar practice rights was defeated in the House where it originated.

Edwards Medical Society of New Jersey State Chiropractic Board State Board of Medical Examiners

Fresh and Whimsical Exchanges From Cornell Widow

A clipped exchange features two lines from the Cornell Widow with a hygiene lecture reference. One line warns that many illnesses can spread by kissing while the other jokes about a sister catching a fish, delivering a light, era-specific quip.

Cornell

Congregational Meeting at Second Church Cranbury

The annual meeting of Second Presbyterian Church of Cranbury was held April 8 in the church. Trustees were re-elected for three years. Treasurer reported over 12500 receipts with 8400 balance. church membership at 247 with 33 tithers. Salary increased for Pastor Rev Frederick Schweitzer to 2500. Social in chapel followed with refreshments and baby prizes.

Second Presbyterian Church of Ernest L. Stults Geo. B. Mershon Willis L. Applegate John D. Bennett Charles D. Groves Senior Christian Endeavor Junior Christian Endeavor Men’s Brotherhood Stitch and Chatter Club Home Missionary Society Foreign Missionary Society Board of Deacons Frederick Schweitzer John Stonaker H. B. Claflin Marie A Groves Ruth Hughes Henry Conover

Middlesex County Board to Meet in Cranbury May 18

The Middlesex County Board of Agriculture will hold its May meeting in Cranbury New Jersey on or about May 18. A committee of T M Applegate Dayton Geo Davison Plainsboro and County Agent Bowen will arrange the meeting and appoint board members as needed.

Middlesex County Board of Agriculture Cranbury N. J T. M. Applegate Dayton Geo. Davison Plainsboro Bowen County Board of Agriculture Middlesex County

1921 Legislature Advances Rural Police and Dairy Measures

The 1921 Legislature passed the ice cream butterfat rule and the Rural Police bill while prohibiting butterfat substitutes in evaporated and condensed milk. The daylight saving bill failed in the Senate after House approval. The cocoanut oil ban faced a strong lobby, with support from farm groups and the Grange.

Assemblyman Sexsmith Monmouth State Federation of County Board of Agriculture The Grange Dairymen’s League State Chamber of Commerce Women’s Federated Clubs State Department of Health Federation House Senate

W C T U Meeting Notes New York Conference Report

The W C T U met with Mrs. Fred Schweitzer on Tuesday. The program included Victrola selections discussions on temperance in schools by Miss Laura Scudder and Mrs. Armor and Mrs. Curry. A report covered the first Regional Conference in New York City by Mrs. William Perrine.

Fred Schweitzer Victrola Armor Curry Laura Scudder New York City William Perrine

Mrs Mary Harris Armor to Speak in Cranbury

Mrs Mary Harris Armor will visit Cranbury on Friday May 20 to support the W C T U. A biographical sketch praises her Georgia roots education and long record as a temperance orator and church leader. In 1918 Wesleyan College Macon Ga awarded her an LL D honorary degree, the first such honor for a women’s college in America.

Mary Harris Armor Cranbury Mercer University Augusta Medical College Mary Harris University Town Penfield Georgia Walter F. Armor Armor Wesleyan College Macon America

Pennsylvania Railroad imposes five cent ticket penalty East of Pittsburgh

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a five cent penalty on unpurchased fares on its lines east of Pittsburgh Erie and Buffalo when tickets could be bought before boarding. Tariffs effective May 15 outline the need to use ticket facilities to ease cash handling and protect passengers, with no refund of the extra charge.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Erie Buffalo Tariffa Pennsylvania

Meat Under Perpetual Ban on Island Monks

On Valamo Island in Finland an ancient rule forbids meat for 450 Greek Catholic Monks. Visiting American Red Cross members dined on fish at a monastery lunch, while hunting trapping and meat temptations remain banned along with smoking.

Valamo Finland Lake Ladoga American Red Cross Viborg

Aerial Mail Plans in China Suffer Setback

Chang Tso Lin, who rules much of northern China, ordered six English airplanes and split three for possible postal use to Mukden and three for Paotingfu military aims. The Mukden planes derailed a bridge en route, wrecking the air service plan and spoiling hopes for an aerial mail route.

Chang Tso Lin China England Mukden Muk Tientgin

Mexican President attends bullfight amid dramatic finale

President Obregon sanctioning bullfighting sat ringside as Rodolfo Gaona and Ernesto Pastor faced the bulls. When Pastor seemed to deliver a fatal thrust, the anthem rose and the bull halted, then fell dead as the hymn ended, one of the strangest sights in Mexico City arena, say veteran attendees.

Obregon Mexico Rodolfo Gaona Ernesto Pastor Pastor Boyd Brooklyn Eagle

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First Presbyterian Second Church E. Society Woman’s Club Hightstown Trust Co Congregational Meeting of Ww. Cc. T. U Mrs. Armor New Plaid Trenton Voorhees East State St Trenton, N. J B. F. Gunson E State Street Trent R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Block Daniel Block South Broad St
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