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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

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Church notices from Cranbury include services and clubs

First Presbyterian holds Sunday service Faith’s Adventurer with Gen 14 15. Sunday School at 10. Prayer meeting Friday 7 30. Second Presbyterian services led by Rev Schweitzer and Rev Lennox. Junior C E Society meets Sunday 3 with Psalms to learn led by Virginia Pullen. C E Society meets Sunday 6 30 with Wise sayings led by Mrs Martin Welsh. J F F Club meets Monday at Mrs Bennett. Woman’s Club Guest Day Wednesday December 15 with Mrs Perrine. Christmas Carols and Legends program.

First Presbyterian J. E. Curry Christian Endeavor Society The Second Presbyterian Church Virginia Pullen C. E. Society of the Second Church Mra Martin Welsh Woman’s Club of Cranbury S. H. Perrine

Play to Be Reproduced at Dutch Neck Church

By request members of the Second Church E. Society who staged The EpOpement of Ellen will present the same play at the Presbyterian Church of Dutch Neck on Saturday evening.

Ellen Presbyterian Church of Dutch Neck

Evans elected state master at Atlantic City Grange meeting

David H Evans of Three Bridges was chosen state master to replace the late Walter H Havens at the State Grange gathering in Atlantic City Also elected were Mrs Mabel Hoxie Craryburg Pomona and Mrs Eudora Rue Windsor state lecturer Christmas events at the First Church December 24 feature a Mother Goose cantata Santa Claus characters and a Stitch and Chatter Quilting party planned for December 16 with a social lunch and church talks by Margaret Peck Hill WCNJ Temperance Union organizer to speak December 15 at the Methodist Church

Atlantic City David H Evans Three Bridges Walter H. Havens Mabel Hoxie Crarbury Pomona Eudora H. Rue Windsor Mother Goose Santa Claus Boy Blue Peter Pumpkin Eater Old Woman In the Shoe Jack Sprat Nanny Etticote Punch and Judy Mrs. Santa Claus Brownies Fairies Starz Band Margaret Peck Hill National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Hill

Cows Sold in Mercerville Auction Realize High Prices

Auctioneer F F Grove conducts sale for James M Anderson near Mercerville on December 7. Twenty five head sold with top price of 375 dollars and others ranging to 75 dollars for a young calf.

F. F. Grove James M Anderson Mercerville

Santa Claus Visits Steinbachs Asbury Park Store Party

Santa Claus comes to Steinbach’s Asbury Park store on Saturday at 8 PM and will greet children each afternoon until Christmas from 8 AM to 4 30 PM at Steinbach Company Asbury Park N J.

Steinbach’s Asbury Park Steibach Company N. J

Wedding Rites for Groendyke Wicoff Pair in Plainsboro

Miss Luella Groendyke and John Mount Wicoff united in marriage at the bride’s home in Plainsboro with close family present. Rev G Ashworth Burslem officiated, Elsie Vanderhoef and Elmer Wicoff attended, wedding march by Mabel Holmes, couple to reside near Hightstown. Eva Ely and Harold Applegate wed at First Presbyterian manse with small gathering. couple to reside in Trenton.

Luella Groendyke William B. Groendyke Plainsboro John Mount Wicoff Anna M. Wicoff Hightstown G. Ashworth Burslem Plainsboro Presbyterian Church Eva Ely George Ely Harold Applegate Clark Applegate Cranbury Joseph E. Curry First Presbyterian Manse Mire Willard Applegate

Mme Schumann-Heink to Perform in Newark Fuerstman Series

Mme Schumann-Heink heads the Fuerstman Series at the Newark Armory on Wednesday December 15. She appears with pianist Katherine Hoffman and baritone George Morgan, performing Rossi and other works. It is her only New Jersey appearance before an Orient trip and marks a German repertoire return for the season. Tickets available at 828 Broad Street office.

Fuerstman Newark Armory Mme Schumann—Heink New Jersey Orient Katherine Hoffman George Morgan Rossi Sir “ Ah Rendimi Mme Schumann-Heink Newark

Open House at Trenton Clothing Company

The Trenton Clothing Company at 18 and 20 North Broad Street invites suburban shoppers to visit during Christmas season. Leave packages there for free check and care while they tour four floors of gifts for men youths and boys from socks to caps and all clothing in between.

Trenton Clothing Company North Broad Street Trenton N. J

Giant Potato Association Meeting In Grange Hall

The Giant Potato Association holds its annual meeting at Grange Hall on Tuesday afternoon December 14 1920 at 130 o clock. Officers to be elected and topics include grading and marketing the potato crop and whether current marketing methods suffice or need a new model. Discussion led by H W Jeffers A Gertzel C L Dey with Leroy Scott and Frank Powell guiding questions on selling a grade that stays sold.

Giant Potato Association Grange Hall H. W. Jeffers A. Gertzel C. L. Dey Leroy Scott Frank Powell

State appoints Leroy Fales as Division Fire Warden North Jersey

State Firewarden C P Wilber announces Leroy B Fales has been named Division Fire Warden for the North Jersey division. Fales, a World War II veteran and former Cedar Pond Lookout Station employee, passed the Civil Service exam with high marks and began December 1 supervising the territory north of the Raritan River.

C. P. Wilber Leroy 8. Fales North Jersey Fales State Forest Fire Service Cedar Pond Newark Civil Service Raritan River

Detective Richard A. Peltier Dies After Sudden Trolley Ride

Richard A. Peltier chief of Middlesex county detective staff, under Prosecutor Joseph E. Stricker, died suddenly on a Middlesex trolley car. He had fought liquor crimes, aided notable Middlesex cases, and served as county detective since 1909 after earlier roles and a private agency.

Richard A. Peltier Middlesex County Joseph E. Stricker Middlesex Peltier Fords Corner Fords Metuchen Perth Amboy William Fitzpatrick Hillpot New Jersey Roman Smith South River Richard von Krebs Voorhees Theodore Booraem

State Highway Route No 1 opening to traffic December 17 1920

State Highway Commission reports Route No 1 between Bightstown and Cranbury will open to traffic December 17 1920. H. Lewis Schenck of Cranbury wins state championship for dark Brahmas and multiple prizes at the New Jersey State Poultry Show in Trenton November 30 to December 4, earning $28 cash and several ribbons.

Trenton N.J D. W. Clayton Cranbury N. J State Highway Commission Wasser Bightstown A. Lee Grover H. Lewis Schenck N. J.State_Poultry Association Mr._Schesek

Inspector Mount Brutally Beaten Near Hightstown

John S. Mount an accounting inspector for the State Board of Education was attacked on a Mercer county road near Hightstown by a soldier he had given a ride to. The assailant used a blackjack, causing Mount to lose consciousness before fleeing on foot. Mount proceeded to Newark for treatment after receiving care in Hightstown. the soldier’s identity remains unknown.

John S. Mount State Board of Education State House Trenton Hightstown Mercer County Mount

Town Folk Visit and Family News in Hightstown

Hightstown residents share social visits with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs Martin Wolfe and Elsie of Windsor visited Morrison avenue with the Perrines. Mrs Catharine Brearley and Florence went to Trenton. Mrs Mary Gaskill of Bordentown stayed with her sister.

Martin Wolfe Elsie Windsor Geo. B. Perrine Morrison Avenue Harry Field Catharine Brearley Florence Trenton Mary Gaskill Bordentown E. W. Caine George Miller Lizzie Ely Allie Wilson Barbara Wolfe Philadelphia Thomas Kester Jacobstown C. B. Field

Whispering after larynx removal through tracheal tube

Dr T Hoshino of Nagate Japan explains a procedure for cancer patients in which the larynx is removed and a rubber tube is placed from the trachea to the mouth. Breath and mouth muscles form speech enabling whispering understood by listeners. Artificial larynges exist but are less preferred.

T. Horshino Nagate Japan St. Louis Hoshino

Also Mentioned on This Page

Second Presbyterian Frederick Schweitzer L. E. Lennox E. Society Second Church Co E. 8 Society J. F. F. Club John D. Bennett Woman’s Club David H. Evans Wicoff-Groendyke Applegate-Ely Mme. Schumann-Heink New Firewarden Board of Trade of Cranbury Township Cranbury—Hightstown Road N. J. State Poultry Association Bolivia East State St Trenton, N. J Daniel Block
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