Plainsboro men fined for firearms in Fish and Game case
In Cranbury Justice Wincklhofer fined George Seroviz and John Gusko of Plainsboro twenty dollars plus costs for possessing firearms in violation of Fish and Game laws as to unnaturualized persons. Edwin Demarest of Monroe was fined twenty dollars for fishing without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincklhofer
John R. Huge
George Seroviz
John Gusko
Plainsboro
Morris Amend
Commercial Ave
New Brunswick
Wincklhoter
Theo
Knothe
The
Society of Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Amend
Wilton T. Applegate
Benjamin
Samuel Schwarz
Hoffman Station
Benjamin Gorman
South River
Schwarzes
Gorman
John Martin
Adam Mueller
Martin
Mueller
Schwarz
Justice Lehman
Schwarz Boys
Lehman
Edwin Demarest
Monroe
Hugg
Fish and Game Commission
Demarest
Costa
Dayton News Briefs of Local Visits and Passages
Dayton notes list residents traveling for visits, returns from Belmar and Princeton, Rutgers Summer Session attendees, Newark guests, and family gatherings. It also records upcoming church service changes with August and September Sunday and Friday gatherings omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dey
East Orange
Nehemiah Dey
Presbyterian Church
Jamesburg News Notes on Residents and Travels
Rev Earl Hampton visits home from the Hampton family. Mr and Mrs George Davison drive 1400 miles from Miami in seven days using 147 gallons of gasoline, loving the place and noting William C Buckelew as a former town boy now in Miami. James P Casey buys a garage building in Spotswood and will run a new business. Rev W Edgar Compton and family vacation at Lakeview House in Schenectady. the sporting editor slips into poison oak and chiggers while fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hampton
James Hampton
George M. Davison
Miami
Florida
Davison
William C. Buckelew
Davisons
Annie Applegate
Winter Park
James P. Casey
Spotswood Grains Company
Spotswood
Clarence Bennett
W. Edgar Compton
Schenectady
N. Y
Hunger and Digestion Promoted by Chamberlain Tablets
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for poor digestion and weak appetite. It claims the tablets improve digestion, stimulate a healthy appetite, and produce a gentle bowel movement.
Old Bridge Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Miss Ada Thom has accepted a position with Jonlee Paint Company in New Brunswick. Miss Teresa Herbert of Burlington vacationing with her sister, Mrs. Charles Schmidt Jr. Mrs. William Downs of Camden visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Dobson. Miss Louise Thom of College Farm, New Brunswick enjoys a two week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Leland De Loach of Columbia S C arrived to spend a month with Mrs. De Loach’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J W Squires. Miss Kathryn Leroy of Perth Amboy returned home after a few days with Ruth M Meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Thom
The
Jonlee Paint Company
New Brunswick
Teresa Herbert
Burlington
Charles Schmidt, Jr
William Downs
Camden
Emma Dobson
Louise Thom
College Farm
Leland de Loach
Columbia, C
de Loach
J. W. Squires
Kathryn Leroy
Perth Amboy
Ruth M. Meets
Nine Years Later A Woman Recommends Chamberlain Remedy
Mrs Mahala Burns of Savanna Missouri recounts using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure flux and a later attack. She notes rapid relief with few doses and says she has recommended it to dozens of people, asserting it is a quick and positive cure for bowel troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Burns
Savanna
Hamilton Square Harvest Home at Locust Grove
The Hamilton Square Baptist Church will hold its annual harvest home in Locust Grove on Wednesday August 23. Committees aim to make it the biggest event of the season with many attractions and a splendid supper. The event has a wide local reputation and the ladies in charge strive to improve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Square Baptist Church
Locust Grove
Harvest Home and carnival planned at St. Cecelia’s Church
Members of St. Cecelia's Church in Monmouth Junction prepare a Harvest Home and carnival scheduled for August 30 and 31. The event promises many surprises for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia’s Church
Education scares warned by Dr. Tigert at Rutgers
U S Commissioner of Education Dr. John J. Tigert warned at Rutgers College that national danger lies in rulers illiteracy and neglect of teachers. He cited Babe Ruth devotion over schooling, prize fight crowds ignoring education, and Arkansas corn losses from lack of farmer knowledge compared with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Boys of
America
John J. Tigert
United States
Rutgers College
Russia
Arkansas
Tigert
Notice to Creditors of Daniel W. Clayton
Executors Katie J. Clayton Bertram B Clayton and Arthur A. Clayton announce a creditors notice for the Daniel W. Clayton estate Middlesex County Surrogate directs all creditors to present debts demands and claims within six months under oath or affirmation to avoid barred actions. Dated July 3 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie J. Clayton
Bertram
Clayton
Arthur A. Clayton
Daniel W. Clayton
County of
Middlesex
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Hoover
Potato Diggers
Hightstown Hardware Company
Lone
Ieee N. J
Jamaica
Clicquot Club Company
Millis, Mass
John Winiarski
North Main Street
Hightstown, N. J
First National Bank
Granbury, N. J
Cranbury Police News
Dayton
Rowland Grover
Belmar
Annie Wines
Ethel Boice
Princeton
E. Errickson
Claudiene Taff
Trenton
Cecelia Errickson
Rutgers
Isaac Luttmann
H. A. Feuerbein
Whester Lehman
Frederick Luttmann
Newark
Margaret Hubbard
Lincoln Gardens
J. W. Grover
Annie E. Wines
Henry MacDonald
William F. Wefer
George F. Dey
A. C. Shreve
VanDerveer
Nellie
Harry Buckelew
Jamesburg
Grainfield
Kansas
Steinbach’s
Steinhard Company
Asbury Park
New Jersey
House of Good Printing
Billheads
Ine
the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, New Jersey
GEO. W. Burroughs & Son, Proprietors
Old Bridge
Hamilton Square
Monmouth Junction
John J. Oebler
Cranbury, N, J
Water Supply System
KK. EK. Orton
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