Booster Meeting Drives Cranbury Trade Board Growth
The Cranbury Township Board of Trade held a July supper at the First Presbyterian chapel drawing about two hundred supporters. Speakers lauded Cranbury as an ideal progressive town and outlined aims including better roads, a fire engine building, and a future Community Building for townwide benefit. The Blues defeated the Reds 1491 to etc in a six month Red and Blue contest with notable attendees like Judge Daly Prof Swetland and Rev Curry.
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Board of Trade of
Cranbury
Ladies Guild
Alvab Forman
Peter Francis 'Daly
New Brunswick
K. W.swetland
Peddie Institute
John H Baremore
Jamesburg
Daniel Vanderveer Perrine
Freehold
D. W. Clayton
Fred Schweitzer
J_E Curry
Ezekiel 3 Barclay
D W. Clayton
Alvah W. Forman
Raymond Wicoff
Clarence M. Perrine
David J. Wilson
California
Alfred Bennett
Hightetown
Blues
Reds
Symmes H. Perrine
David J Wilson
Irving Bennett
Marion Bennett
J. E. Curry
Samuel Perrine
Mary 8. Symmes
Emma Bennett
Charles Davis
H. Perrine
First Church Goes Over the Top in 1919 20 Campaign
The First Presbyterian Church reports over ten thousand dollars raised for its 1919 20 New Era Movement budget with benevolence quota of 5064 and current expense budget of 4100 met, while Senator Frelinghuysen proposes a national banking branch law.
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First Presbyterian Church
New Era
Presbyterian Church
First
Joseph S Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Senate
Committees Formed for Sunday School Children’s Day Events
Church and society notices outline committees for the First and Second Church Sunday schools, with named chairs and members. Obituary notices record Grace A. Bennett of South Cranbury and Maria L. Applegate of Monmouth Junction, with funeral details. A Hightstown entertainment benefit for the local Y M C A is announced, plus engagements and a wedding shower for Cranbury residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SH. Perrine
Russell Johnson
Clarence Perrine
Bertram Clayton
Arthur Clayton
Samuel Bennett
David Witton
T.B. Woolston
Ruszell Johnson
Edward Chamberlin
J. E. Curry
Clarence
Maria L. Applegate
William P. Applegate
Monmouth Junction
Harvey H. Mershon
Cranbury
A. S. Cole & Son
J. O. Horner
Hamilton Square
Laura 8. Hornor
Charles E. Rhubart
Bordentown
Miss Horner
McKinley Hospital
Trenton
Rhubart
Mercer Auto Company
Women voters could swing future elections say suffrage advocates
A discussion notes that after the Nineteenth amendment women across thirty states will vote in large numbers. It argues men fear a woman’s influence beyond party lines and cites a dry petition case where a wife or mother signed to support prohibition, unlike some husbands.
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First Presbyterian
J. BE. Curry
Second Presbyterian
Frederick Schweitzer
Eleanor Grover
Albert Priory
Hightstown
L. E. Lennox
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
Mary Edsall
Woman’Club
A. W. Forman
Pioneer Grange
Clayton
Allentown Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Missionary Meeting
Ladies| Missionary Society of the Second Church
Peddie
Peddie Mandolin and Glee Clubs
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club of
New Jersey Experiment Station of
Edward W. Dunham
Edward W. Dunhham
Young Women’s Christian Association of
Howell ©. Stull
Dunham
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Presbytery of
Monmouth
First Presbyterian Church of
C. E
H. Waire
Ezekiel S. Barclay
Granbury Trade Board
John Bennett
Grace A. Bennett
South Cranbury
Brainerd
N. J
Lincoln University
Methodist
Cunningham’s
Rue Grover
Ada Mae Barlow
Nelson T. Smith
Stoll
Stoll's
Block
Daniel Black
Washington Market Building
South Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
First National Bank
J. S. Rogers & Son
Hightstown, N. J
R.A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Suits FC
Horace Mann
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