Cranbury Social and Camp Dix News Highlights
Cranbury residents hosted and visited many during the week with Camp Dix figures like Roland Dey and Thomas Wells returning from the camp. Local figures attended Liberty Loan events in Jersey City while others traveled to New York and Trenton for visits and business. Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson hosted guests, and community notices include church and charity happenings along with a fire company appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Dey
William F. Perrine
Camp Dix
Mary Follman
Trenton
Thomas Wells
EO. Wilson
Everett VanDright
Allentown
Russell Johnson
D. W. Clayton
Mesora
H. J. Butcher
W. H. Havens
Jersey City
Joseph 8. van Dyke
Palisades Park
H Perrive
Alvah Forman
Montreal
Canada
C. R. Wicoff
Paterson
Wicoff
Cranbury Fire Company
H. N. Scott
H. F. Doran
Maine
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Chamberlain’s Ointment
Mrs. A. N. Finch of Batavia New York reports prompt relief from chest pains and shoulder lameness caused by rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Ointment. The letter praises the medicine's speed and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
N. Finch
Batavia, N. Y
Cranbury Public School Honor Roll March Names
The Cranbury Public School announces honor roll for March with students across grades. Eighth Grade Frieds Sehuett. Seventh Gertrude Harder and Marion Hughes. Sixth Katherine Barlow. Third Wayne Stahl Sylvia Jobogson Carl Laird Sara Smith Herbert Johnson Warren Hendricks. Second Emma Bennett Mary Hoffman Luella Reed Jobn Wilson. The note laments no American flag at the school and appeals for someone to restore the rope to unfurl Old Glory. Principal Laura Scudder signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieds Sehuett
Gertrude Harder
Marion Hughes
Katherine Barlow
Wayne Stahl
Sylvia Jobogson
Carl Laird
Sara Smith Herbert Johnson
Warren Hendricks
Emma Bennett
Mary Hoffman
Luella Reed
Jobn Wilson
Laura Scudder
Composition By Lewis Brown of the Sixth Grade
Poem urging savings with the line Every hand in the land to bring victory and urging quarters to Uncle Sam. Advertisement notes Summer Hats in black and colors at Mre EB Harder's with Sport Hats Panamar and White Fetts available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brown
Uncle Sam
Mre
Harder
Federal Reserve
Cost of feeding soldiers and Liberty bonds explained
The War Department estimates 35 cents feeds a soldier per day. A $850 bond funds one day’s meals for 143 front-line men, a $100 Liberty Bond feeds a company, and an $1000 Liberty Bond covers almost a full regiment. Secretary Baker cites hopes for a million at the front this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Baker
New York Plans Massive Liberty Bond Ad Campaign
The Liberty Loan Committee launches a sweeping advertising drive in April to sell Liberty Bonds in New York City. The campaign features red white and blue visuals, huge signs, and 20 million page fillers across Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Loan Committee
Liberty Band
Liberty Bonds
Ile
Manhattan
Women's Committee
Indigestion and Constipation Reconsidered
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois writes she suffered indigestion and constipation after moving there. One bottle of Chamberlains Tablets eased the distress, improving her rest and energy and making her feel like a different person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allison
Mattoon
Chamberlain
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the Cranbury Press
E O. Howell
Harvey Duncan
Sarah Lawrence
Princeton
RP Stillwell
Harry Applegate
Misa Mayme Applegate
Philadelphia
Emma Harder
R L McDowell
Pine Bluff
N. C
Cranbury
Harry Moore
Orville Moore
Jamesburg
Helen Walker
George Walker
Claire Moore
James O'Neil Jr
J. 8. Silvers & Bro Vo
Roland Dey
John 8
Bergen
Camp Diz
Harold Rue
Jacob Voorhees
Navy
Peter Walton
Lydia Walton
R. Bruce Gordon, Jr
Irvington
C. H. Lewis
Milton Lawrence Thas
Chamberlin & Barclay
G. B.mershon
J. V. D. Mershon
Martha
Arthur L. Burroughs
Hightstow
James Hutchinson
Hightstown
J. E. Bennett
Lizzie Stab
Gladys Barlow
Grace Hutton
Joseph Hutton
Kathryn Loesch
Mary Spaulding
Warren Elsing
Fred Maple
Maple
Mra. E
Cranbury Public School
Apollo Lodge No 166
John FH
Banemorf
W.M
William
Middlesex
aAnril
Firat United
Aaret
Gerona
B. Mrusser
Vna
Johnson
Wegen
Harness i
Harles
Ottrell
Bed No
Cranbury, N. J
Nurcross & Grobs
Rhode Island
J. A. Fausner
Brookcrest
Union Valley Road
R. Jd. Keppel
Monmouth Junction
Phono
Plainsboro
Murr
Plymouth Rock
Brookcrest Farm
BABY
Bn Brothers
Reading Pen
Vineland Contest
Bungalow Poultry Farm
C. H. Chandler
Prop
R. D
W. J
Phond
Ford
Samuel J. Oehler
Michell Seed
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Caorga BR
Merahon
Belindaine
Decengse
Vlyeg
Belinda Kane
de Mondon
Nice
Groner B. Manusson
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of Middlesex
County Record Building
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Bart
Thomas J. Mulvahill
Charles C. Groves
Office North Main Street
Cranbury, N
DELCO
ER. M. Cofpey
Cranazick, NI
P.O
Eet Agn
Ae Rey
P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Axminster
Bigelow Wilton
Fashion Quarterly
First National Bank
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