Local couples host and visit in Cranbury area life
The Cranbury Press reports a weekend of family visits and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stout of Princeton with children. Mrs. Alexander Milne visiting. Winfield Stahl moving a business. and multiple travels to and from Perrineville, Trenton, Wilmington, Allentown and Hightstown. Also noted are illness recoveries, birthday celebrations, and a public sale announced for April 29 by Frank T. Coward administrator of Wm. R. Coward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stout
Princeton
Betty
Preston
Robert
Russell Johnson
R. Elia Chamberlin
Lemuel Stuka
Winfield Stahl
Murphy Building
Vreeland
Wm. H. Gordon
W. B Silvers
J. 8. Silvers
Ella Stula
Trenton
William Byrnes
Bayonne
Joseph Wicoff
David C. Lewis
Cranbury
F. 8. Davis, Jr
Montgomery
Alla
California
John Thompson
Toms River
Georgie Thompson
Statley Conover
Ford
Bordentown
Ruth Lennox
New York City
Rev. L. EB. Lennox
Emma Reynolds
Thomas Wells
Main Street
Samuel Dey
Edna McDonald
Frank T. Coward
Wm. R. Coward
Hightstown
Wood Opposes Heavy War Tax
Leonard Wood argues against excess profits tax, urging support for large and small good businesses, warning against punishing big enterprise or overregulating any bad business. He calls for spreading war burdens over more years to avoid paralyzing expansion and to aid postwar economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Wood
Social Roundup in Hightstown Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs William Grover hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Perrine Holman of Clarksburg and Mr and Mrs Clifford Allen of Ezra. The Friday Club holds its annual reception at the Rivenburg home, a major social event in Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grover
Perrine Holman
Clarksburg
Clifford Allen
Ezra
William Rogers
B Frank Mount
Trenton
W. A. Robbins
New York
Prof
Mra
H. Rivenburg
South Main Street
Hightstown
Are You Happy The Cure For Indigestion
A short medical advert claiming happiness comes from being well and offering Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve indigestion and related disorders. The copy promises prompt effective relief and easy pleasant intake.
Princeton Chapter 91 C E S Dance Postponed
The Princeton Chapter No. 91 C E S postponed the dance from April 16 to April 30 at Thompson's Hall Princeton N J with Stillwell's Orchestra. Tickets available at LaVake's Store or at the door. The Cranbury Press notes additional local ads including a 1918 Ford Coupe for sale and farm items from Cranbury N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Chapter
C. E.S
Thompson’s Hall
Princeton
N. J
Notice to Creditors James E Bennett Estate
Notice to creditors of James E Bennett deceased. Executors Samuel E Bennett and Ada L Hutchinson summon all debts and claims to be filed under oath within six months from March 8, 1920, or barred. Surrogate of Middlesex directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Bennett
Ada L. Hutchinson
James E. Bennett
County
Ofiddlesex
Samus E. Bennett
Ava L. HuTcwrnsax
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offers Reward for Cure
An old sales notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood remedy for catarrh. It claims thirty five years of use, urges immediate purchase, and offers one hundred dollars reward for a case it cannot cure, with testimonials and Toledo Ohio contact P J Cheney & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
P. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Drucsgiats
Variety of blouses with embroidery beading and laces
The passage describes blouses in many styles including embroidered, beaded and lace trimmed varieties. Trim options feature filet and valenciennes laces, visible color ranges from vivid to plain. Some blouses use worsted embroidery and options include street shade and delicate house wear shades, plus black and white.
Summertime Fabrics Offerings in Varied 40-Inch and 36-Inch Textures
A catalog of summer materials lists 40-inch organdic lawns in stripes and checks at 59c, 30-inch figured flaxon at 50c, 36-inch georgette crepes from $1.25 to $1.50, and half-silk georgettes at $1.00. It notes 40-inch foulard voiles 79c to $1.39, 40-inch voiles overseas up to $2.50, 40-inch chiffon figured voiles $1.75 to $2.00, 40-inch voilettes from $1.25, 44-inch plain color chiffon voiles $1.00, and 36-inch A. B. C. silks at $1.75, highlighting color variety and patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.C
A. B
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the Cranbury Press
Alexander-Milne-is
W. RB. Silvera
Mary Hoffman
Charles Hoffman
Mercer Hospital
John Brooks
Narberth
Frederick Schweitzer
Winfield Johnson
Mra. Johnson
Perrineville
Johnson
Haddonfield
James Diblin
Peter Hagerty
M.E Church
Thomas Hutton
Louisa Schnell
Frieda Schnell
Trafford Ferry
Harriman
Willard Groves
Wilmington
John Bennett
J. E. Marryott
Jamesburg
Samuel Bennett
Gon Edgar
D. N. Appleger
Cole
G. A. Bennett
Barclay
Mra Barclay
Wed. Campbell
Hugh Jengen
Allentown
John 8. Appleget
Anna Appleget
Red Bank
H. 8
Dey
Karl Pueschner
Frank Wolfe
Alexandra Berrian
Rudolph Heidinger
Jacob Heidinger
Union Valley
Albert Disbrow
Cranbury Station
Frank—Applegate
John Peppler
Mrs. B. Feistal
Beatrice Mount
Virginia Rabold
J. C. Grant
Walter Borden
Walter Davison
Emma Day
Edythe Peppler
Monroe Township
George
Baker
John H
Blook
Joseph
Conover
Clarence
Denton
F. M
Peter
Elias
Epstein
Jacob
Exton
Francis
Samuel
Frier
Jack
Grant
Kirby
Charles
Leidka
Marcell
H. G
Morac
John
Southard
Schenk
Schenck
William
Titus
Fred
Thompson
David
Wersimann
Wilson
Andrew
West
John M
Young
Alonzo
Zerwick
Mount
Collector
C. E. S. Dance
J. 8
Sinvers & Bro. Co
Cranbury, N. J
Cranbury Press
William C. Rocks
Rhode Island
Gareas
Hill
Conkey
Bungalow Poultry Farm
Monmouth Junction
Plainsboro
N. P. Ave
Fargo, N. D
Jersey
Wakefield
Charleston
Boston
Moreau Plant Company
Freehold
Apollo Lodge
Clarence M. Thorne
W. M
William C. Rogers
Bree
Hi. Chandler
Monmonth Junction
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Georgette
Broad Street
S. P. Dunham & Company
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