Church notices and local obituaries in Cranbury region
Church services listed for First and Second Presbyterian and Schultz Memorial M E with times and topics. Community events include Men’s Service Club outing at Clark's Landing and Stitch and Chatter Club meeting. Local obituaries note deaths of Richard Farr Jacob Rogers and Mrs Louisa Stoddard with funeral details.
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First Presbyterian Church
Clark’s Landing
Point Pleasant
Louisa Stoddard
Prospect Plains
Frederick Schweitzer
Second Presbyterian Church
Cranbury
Mra
Broguard
Prospect Plaine
Brainerd Cemetery
A. 8. Cole
Jersey fruit hit by heavy gale in Burlington County
Enormous damage to fruit and other farm crops reported as a northeast gale swept Burlington County last night. Early estimates indicate thousands of bushels of green peaches and apples lost from trees and many branches broken. Hundreds of acres of corn also flattened by the wind as tall stalks, swollen by recent rains, collapsed.
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Burlington
Burlington County
Girl Dies Suddenly at Lakeside Park While Boarding Boat
Miss Margarete Snyder a 19 year old from Hightstown camping with Fieldsboro Pioneer Girls was stricken and died instantly at Lakeside Park Saturday afternoon near a store on the park. She had rowed across the lake to buy provisions and was returning to the camp when heart failure likely caused death. She formerly lived in Fieldsboro and worked recently for National Musical String Co. The funeral was held at Fieldsboro and burial was in Bordentown.
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Lakeside Park
Margareute Snyder
Phoebe McCabe
Hightstown
Miss Snyder
Fieldsboro
Center Street
Hightatown
National Musical String Co
Bordentown
McCran Clarifies District Election Board Terms in 1918 Law
In Trenton on August 14 Attorney General Thomas F. McCran holds that district election board members appointed in 1918 remain in office until September 1, 1920. He also states county boards may appoint local officials, and that district officials can be compelled to serve by the county sheriff as jury duty, with excusal only by the Court of Common Pleas judge.
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Trenton
William N. Runyon
Thomas F. McCran
Runyon
McCran
Court of Common Pleas
N. Y
Hightstown
Madison
Dunellen
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Bugbee
New Jersey
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Jersey City Commission
Supreme Court
United States
Jersey City
Robbers Take $1800 From Windsor Hightstown Road Crew
Two armed men invaded a shanty housing 50 road workers on the Windsor Hightstown road near Hightstown, forcing each laborer to surrender pay totaling about $1800. Authorities describe one suspect with a khaki uniform and a large scar, the other in civilian clothes.
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Windsor-Hightstown
Hightstown
Passaic Senator backs Bugbee in gubernatorial race
Passaic and Paterson reports quote State Senator Albin Smith endorsing Newton A. K. Bugbee for New Jersey governor. He urges Republican unity, notes high living costs, anti price-gouging measures, tax cuts, and women’s suffrage while asserting Bugbee’s fit with state needs and GOP principles.
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Passaic
Bugbee
Paterson
Albin Smith
Newton A. K. Bugbee
New Jersey
Republican Party
Paternon
Vivian M. Lewis
Passaic County
New Jersey Farmers Influence War Trade Board Potash Policy
The War Trade Board lifted import restrictions on potash after a hearing prompted by Senator Frelinghuysen. A New Jersey agricultural delegation from Trenton and several towns presented facts to show potash's role in fertilizers and food production, aiming to boost farm output and reduce fertilizer costs.
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War Trade Board
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
State Department of Agriculture
Frelinghuysen
A. L. Clark
Trenton
J. Gilbert Borton
Woodstown
F. L. Davis
Fred Gardner
Robbinsville
Wettgen
Roseland
Charles B. Probasco
Cranbury
Barclay
Walter L. Minch
Bridgeton
Charles F. Seabrook
Mr. Millspaugh
Seabrook Farms
Frank P. Jones
Freehold
I. B. Vanderveer
Harry Taylor
P. C. Pittinger
J. L. Pittinger
C. Stillwell
Celebrated Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jay E White of Plainsboro celebrated their fourteenth anniversary of marriage on August 9 at Mrs C A Hollenbeck’s home 52 Maple St Yonkers New York. Supper was served and many presents received. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jay H White and son Harold of Plainsboro NJ Luther Hollenbeck Jamesburg NJ Commissioner of Public Works Thomas See and family Mr and Mrs William Harris Alonzo D Lee Charles Hollenbeck Mrs C A Hollenbeck Edward Nelson Jacobson and others of Yonkers NY.
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Jay E. White
Plainsboro
Thomas See and Family
William Harris
Alonzo D. Lee
Charles Hollenbeck
C. A. Hollenbeck
Edward Nelson
Jacobson
Yonkers
N. Y
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First Presbyterian
W. J. B. Edgar
Second Presbyterian
Fred Schweitzer
Jonah
Lot
Paul
A.G. Hagaman
Stitch and Chatter Club
Mary Hughes
Cranbury Fire Company
W.H. Havens
John A. Bergen
South Brunswick Township
Bergen
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Sedam
Margaret
Marie Schenck
Arso
Washington Market Motor Transportation Company
Dayton
Benjamin Feinberg
Samuel Katz
Brooklyn
St. Peter’s Hospital
New Brunswick
Thomas Manley
Franklin Park
Albany Street
Charles Hullfish
Richard Farr
Ralph
Jacob Rogers
2D New Jersey Cavalry
Sarah Heath
William Crosby
Jamesburg
Wallace Cole
Windsor
Jamnenburg
Jersey
Margarete Snyder
Cuzco
Machu Picchu
Peru
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Donnelly Summer Reduction
Incr Boys Clothing
Bela
A. F. Willams
Williams
East State St
First National Bank
Palm Beach
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Ss. Broad St
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