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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
2
The Oliver Typewriter introduces Printype a shaded letter system claimed to read as clearly as print It promises first showing a 17 Cents a Day plan and 6 day trial for corporate and mass buyers The copy highlights vast public demand and extensive use by major concerns with specimens available on request
G B Hutchinson completed two cement walks at the residence of William Conover. George R Hutchinson and Clifford Platt are staying at Hubbard's. Mrs George Still visits daughter Mrs Leonard Smith in Hightstown. R M Rowland returns from ten days at Belmar.
Mrs J E White and son Harold visit Waterville New York while Miss Annie Grover assists in the Plainsboro Post Office. Rev T T Emerick will lead Sunday services as Plainsboro Church renovates. Maxwell touring car arrives with Jeffers party. Picnic trips and church events mark the week with residents traveling to Asbury Park Princeton and Yonkers.
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