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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1917

Page

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Church Activities Highlight Sunday Services and Club Events

First Presbyterian features Rev A W Halsey speaking on Latin America at both morning service and community gathering with Pastor Warren Elsing preaching on The Wedding Garment. Social and Corona clubs host gatherings. Loyal Temperance Legion meets. engagement announced for Hattie Lewin to Fred L Hoffman. Village Improvement Society dues collection supervised by Laura Scudder.

A. W. Halsey D. D Board of Foreign Missions Arso Latin America Warren Elsing

Will Aid Farmers and Congregational Meeting Notice

Burrogate D. W. Clayton named to represent Middlesex county in securing farm help. Currying interest for boys or girls to work on farms via Mr. Clayton in Cranbury. Second Presbyterian Church holds annual meeting next Thursday evening April 26 at 7 45. Members urged to attend and participate in church affairs. A social in the chapel follows.

Burrogate D. W. Clayton Middlesex County Mr. Clayton Cranbury Second Presbyterian Church Middlesex Lodge No. 90 Odd Fellowship America

Pastoral Call Extended to Rev Doran at Schultz Memorial

At a Monday meeting the Schultz Memorial Church congregation extended a call to Rev Mr Doran from Princeton. He has preached the past two Sabbaths and was well received by all who heard him. He traveled to this country from London England about two years ago with his wife.

Schultz Memorial Church Mr. Doran Princeton Doran London England

Bonfire Sparks Ignite Barn Fire at Bennett Property

A Hightstown fire crew fought a barn fire on North Main street Saturday caused by sparks from a nearby bonfire. The blaze damaged the structure but no injuries were reported.

Hightstown G. A Bennett North Main Street

Reading Circle Meeting to Hear Nurses Settlement Work

The Circle will meet tomorrow after noon at 3:30 with Mrs. M B Bergen. Mrs. Karl Ebeling and Miss Bessie Conover of Brooklyn will speak on Nurses' Settlement Work. Remember the time 8 80 o'clock.

M .B. Bergen Karl Ebeling Bessie Conover Brooklyn

Red Cross Auxiliary Formed and Meeting Planned in Windsor

A Red Cross Auxiliary started on Wednesday April 8 at Mrs. Wm Gordon home with Mise Ione Rose guiding sewing efforts. The next meeting is set for Friday April 27 at 280 o'clock at Mrs. Gordon's home to boost patriotism by participation. Charles H. Mount, 72, Windsor retiree, died Sunday after a long illness leaving a wife and six children. funeral at his home followed by interment at Allentown Presbyterian Cemetery under George Leming’s direction.

Red Cross Wm. H. Goron Mise Ione Rose Princeton Wm. Gordon Charles H. Mount Windsor Mr Mount Windsor Council No. 108, Jr. O. U. A. M Allentown Presbyterian Cemetery George Leming

Transfer of Wines License Objections Held On Petition

An application by Fred W. Curtis for transfer of an inn and tavern license from Annie E Wines in South Brunswick township was called in county court Friday but rejected because the filing date April 4 violated the 10 day posting rule. Rev. J. B. Clark of Dayton attended and asked about objections. Judge Daly indicated objections could be made when formally presented. A Trenton attorney represents the transfer petition.

Fred W. Curtis Annie E Wines Brunswick Township J. B. Clark Dayton Daly Trenton

Miss Lamson Engaged At Trenton Luncheon Announcement

At a Saturday luncheon hosted by Miss Helen Hutchingon Lamson in Trenton the engagement of Miss Lamson to Harrison Carver Massey was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs KE Smith Lamson. The corsage favors carried the message and the event featured pink sweet peas and pink Killarney roses as decorations. Mr Lamson is with the firm of S P Dunham & Co in Trenton.

Helen Hutchingon Lamson Trenton KE. Smith Lamson Harrison Carver Massey George W. Massey Lambertvisle Killarney Lamson 8. P. Dunham & Co

Mrs Schultz Gives Encyclopedia Britannica Volumes to Cranbury Library

Mrs Wm. T. Schultz of New Bedford Mass has donated twenty five volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica to the Cranbury Public Library. The set will aid readers researching unfamiliar topics and many thanks are extended to Mrs Schultz.

Wm. T. Schultz New Bedford Mass Cranbury Public Library Mra. Schultz

Flags and No Flags in Town Spark Civic Debate

Citizens debate flag display at homes and public buildings. The piece questions why the First National Bank, the Public School, and churches lag in showing the national emblem and urges action.

First National Bank

Steinbach Company Forms Home Guards in Asbury Park

The Steinbach Home Guards have been organized by employees to aid the government. A naval recruiting window and an army recruiting display are prepared, with literature distributed at the Service Bureau. National colors feature in decorations and Red Cross work is promoted.

Asbury Park N. J Steinbach Home Guards Economist Service Bureau

Bachelor Hall Play By C E Society Slated for April 28

The C E Society of the Flist church will present the play Bachelor Hall on Saturday evening April 28 in the chapel. It promises to be very good.

C. E. Society of the Flist Church

Local Citizens Form Home Defense League at Monday Meeting

About fifty attendees joined a called gathering to organize a Home Defense League. Officers elected include W. H. Havens as president and W. R. Silvers as first vice president, with J. E. White and C. Raymond Wicoff also among officers. Seven special officers were sworn in led by Chief Officer W. H. Havens.

Home Defense League D. W. Clayton J EB Curry H. Perrine C. R. Wicoff John O'Keefe W. H. Havens W. R Silvers Wm. Hughes J. E. White C. Raymond Wicoff G. B. Mersdon J. C. Chamberlin T. E. Windle Wm. F. Perrine James Bogart J.C. Wicoff Clarence Hagerty W. A. Bishop Wm. Appleger E. C. Wilson Dr. Wilson Russell Rpratford G. B. Mershau John Scholer Charlee L. Ely Wm. H. Johnson J. Barlow Samuel Lawrence W. R. Silvera Harry C. Schnell J. 8 Bergen J. W.o’keefe H. N. Scott M. A. Rue Defense League Wo. R. Silvers W. H. Perrine BR. P. Stillwell J. C. Barlow D. J. Wilson Dr. W.S. Bull Wm Bishop Fred Grove Thos. Hickey Raymond Britton

Musical program highly praised at Tuesday meeting

The association met Tuesday with a strong program led by Mrs. H. C Symmes Mrs. J. C. Barlow and Mrs. Bertha Applegate. Pupils delivered engaging musical numbers and readings under Miss Applegate, an instructor in vocal music and sight reading, earning praise for the demonstration.

H. C Symmes J. C. Barlow Bertha Applegate Franklin Scott Reading Ethelbert Nevin John Barlow

Spring Institute Held by Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

An excellent spring institute for Mercer county Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at the First Presbyterian church in Hightstown on Tuesday April 24. President Mrs J W Bickford of Princeton will preside with county officers Mrs A B Hunt in Trenton as corresponding secretary Mrs O H Hubbard of Princeton as recording secretary and Mrs E W Gilbert of Trenton as treasurer.

Hightstown Women’s Christiano Temperance Union Mercer County First Presbyterian Church J. W. Bickford Princeton A. B.hunt Trenton O. H. Hubbard E. W. Gilbert

Community backs YMCA fund drive and Fourth plans

Cranbury and district residents contributed nearly $600 to the YMCA appeal with payments available at the First National Bank or from collectors. The Local Committee will meet next Wednesday to allocate funds while the Fourth of July Executive Committee outlined plans and appointed committees. The New Jersey Grand Lodge of Masons pledged support to President Wilson in the war with Germany with officers elected for the coming year.

Wm H Gordon W. H Jobocon W. R. Silvers R. Wyckoff John Barlow Isaac Cherry Trenton

Death of John Hassell in Jersey City at 74

John Hassell age 74 died early this morning in Jersey City after a brief illness. He leaves his wife two daughters Mabel and Gertrude a son Harry and a sister Mrs Abijah Applegate of this place. Interment will be at Dutch Neck Tuesday.

John Roagswell Jersey City Mabel Gertrude Harry Abijah Applegate Dutch Neck

Visiting Former Friends Peter Ruthgeber in Town Today

Peter Ruthgeber of Hast Orange, a former Cranbury citizen, is visiting friends in town today.

Peter Ruthgeber Hast Orange Cranbury

Dependable Stoll Baseball Goods Offered For All Players

Dependable baseball goods from Stoll feature top brands with a wide selection for open players and professionals. The stock promises quality at low prices to ensure value for buyers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Mrs Walter Havens C. E. Society C. EB. Society of the First Church OC. V. D. Symmes Corona Club Geo. B. Mershon Loyal Legion Loyal Temperance Legion Schultz Memorial Chapel Village Improvement &Society Laura Scudder Congregational Meeting Charles Davison Hightatown Emma Forsythe Walter W. Applegate Gideon Applegate Reading Circle Community Red Cross Miss Lamson Steinbach Company Home Guards Home Defense League of Cranbury Township Parent-Teachers Association Catherine Barlow Lillie Farr Marion Hughes Mary Hart Gertrude Harder Henry C. Symmes Serenade Babine Wilson J. D. Chamberlin R. Stillwell W. H. Gordon D C. Mershon H. Scott S. Bennett John Hassell Baseball Goods Stoll's E. State St Trenton, N. J Otis Balbriggan Roxford Wright Cooper A. F. Williams Williams East State Street Phoenix Holeproop Interwoven R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Block’s Daniel Block Clothing CO Washington Market Building Hkroad
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