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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

5

Three M League Formed For Local Baseball Interest

In Cranbury area officials from Freehold Hightstown Hamilton Square Allentown Yardville and Cranbury create the Three M League named for Middlesex Monmouth Mercer counties. W C Black is president with M Whitehead vice president J E Gay secretary treasurer. Cranbury aims to fund team expenses including equipment by organizing a meeting at the Cranbury Inn April 26. Cranbury seeks community support to sustain a fast competitive league in the region.

Hightstown Freehold Hamilton Square Allentown Yardville Cranbury Middlesex Monmouth Mercer W. C. Black M. Whitehead J. E. Gay Cranbury Inn

Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ernest Peterson

Born on April 11 a son to Mr and Mrs Ernest Peterson. Dr Wilbur and Mrs Jennie Applegate attend. Mrs Lydia Lott undergoes cataract surgery at St Francis hospital Trenton. Mr Brown visits Mr and Mrs George Herron of Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Charles Davison Bilers Corner stay Manasquan for a week. Mr and Mrs Charles Field and son Robert spent Sunday at Manasquan. Mr and Mrs Walter Davison spent Saturday in Trenton. Mr and Mrs Alex Turner and son Carl spent Sunday at Hamilton New Jersey.

J F.stllwell Trenton R. P. Stillwell W. J Campbell Edward Orton George Puerschper New York Samuel Nixon Calvin Nixon New Brunswick Cranbury Nixon Fannie Arrowsmith Port Mercer Joseph Wicoff Viola Petty Perth Amboy Disbrow Bergen Emma Reynolds Benjamin Everett Ezra Walton Zdancewick Washington, D. C Zdancewick Bertha Applegate L. Applegate Joseph Savige Della Bergen Ernest Peterson Wilbur Jennie Applegate Lydia Lott St. Francis Hospital Dr. Brown George Herron Atlantic City Charles Davison Bilers Corner Manasquan Charles Field Robert Walter Davison Alex. Turner Car Hamilton, N. J

Community Spirit in a Christian Town

A sermon by Isatan Wilson on Community Spirit as cooperation, unity, and love. It urges homes, churches, and schools to foster healthful recreation, wholesome literature, music, education, and charity. It calls for world wide prohibition, Sabbath observance, and a Christlike daily life to attract others and grow the town.

U |S Jesus Christ Christ

The Road to Happiness with Chamberlain’s Tablets

Mrs George Stroup of Solvay New York writes that Chamberlain's Tablets cured her indigestion and constipation and strengthened her digestion. The ad urges taking one or two tablets after supper for a gentle bowel movement to stay well and happy.

Chamberlain George Stroup Solvay N.Y

SHERIFES SALE IN CHANCERY NEW JERSEY

In chancery of New Jersey between Harry P F Higgins and Charles Alfred Watts et al, a Fi Fa sale of mortgaged premises is set for public vendue on May 10 1922 at two o'clock at the Sheriff's Office New Brunswick New Jersey. The property includes two tracts in Monroe Township Middlesex County known as Farms 451 452 and 453 454 on Hamp ton Road and Avenue U with 100 by 400 feet per plot. The decree amount is about $300 and the sale is conducted by John A Lovely solicitor.

New Jersey Harry PF. Higgins Charles Alfred Watts Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick N. J Monroe County of Middlesex Hampton Road Avenue U Fertile Land Development Company Josiah Tice Middlesex Title Guarantee and Trust Company Paterson Street County of Middle County

Mrs E Harder sale offers yardage on fabrics

At Mrs. E Harder's van customers can buy Percales four yards for one dollar Gvada Apron Gingham seven yards for one dollar Unbleached Muslin seven yards for one dollar Curtain Scrim seven yards for one dollar and White and Black Sateen two yards for one dollar.

Farmer Cured of Rheumatism With Liniment

A farm resident troubled by rheumatism visited a store and accepted Chamberlain's Liniment. After using it freely he recovered, walked in straight and paid for another bottle, saying it stays in the house. The testimonial is from Patten Mills, N Y.

Saya Co. P Rayder Patten Milla N.Y

Preventative Medicine and Local Goods Advertisements

Discussion on preventing pneumonia through early use of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. Local ads list Black Sailor Hats and hats prices, farm lease on 10 acre field and 14 acres of asparagus, and mortgage offer from James A. Harmon.

Parrerson Prospect Ave Princeton Road

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