The First Presbyterian Communion Sabbath and Local Notices
The article lists church events for First and Second Presbyterian churches including Communion Sabbath preparations and sermons. It notes club meetings Corona, Stitch and Chatter, and a reading circle with dates in February. Local engagements include engagements, marriages, and a ladies aid bazaar. Obituaries mark the deaths of Earl Jemison and Mrs Catherine Gulick with funeral reflections. Real estate sale details show Reuben Reynolds estate sold to Nathan Sterns of New York and prices for stock and area companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben C. Reynolds
W. H Johnson
Nathan F. Sterns
New York
Farmers and Traders Telephone Company
Cranbury Water Company
Monmouth County Exchange
Gordon Lewis wedding at Cranbury home detailed ceremony
On Wednesday February 2 at four o clock a quiet wedding joined Miss Clemene Lewis of Cranbury and R Bruce Gordon Jr of Irvington. The ceremony was at the Lewis home with Rev Warren Kissing officiating and Mr Fred Maple of Trenton at the organ. The newlyweds left for New York then will reside in Irvington. The bride received gifts including checks and jewelry. Graduation notes from Newark State Normal School recount two Cranbury graduates among about 130 in the class.
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Warren Kissing
Shackelford
Trenton Country Club
New York
Irvington
Readings
Gordon
Coult & Smith
Prudential
Newark
Husbride
Cranbury School
Second Presbyterian
Cranbury
Newark State Normal School
Clara N Huffington
Hazel C. Ertckson
Ano
Longtime Trenton area residents remembered in multiple obituaries
Simeon Everett died at his son in law Edmund Van Hise home in Crosswicks after weeks of illness. He once lived in Cranbury and worked for American Mills, famed for flower culture and civic involvement in Trenton. Thomas Berrien, engineer killed near Manasquan, was laid to rest at Long Branch. born in Applegarth, he was esteemed by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Everett
Crosswicks
Edmund van Hise
Ir. Everett
van Hise
Susan Mount
Harry Everett
Mr. Everett
Cranbury
American Milla
Trenton
Wall Street
Ribsam
St. Francia Hospital
Franciscan College
Chestnut Avenue
Cecelia Singing Society
Martin C. Ribsam
Broad and
Front Streets
Thomas Berrien
Manasquan
Long Branch
Mr. Berrien
Applegarth
James Jackson Dies at Home of Eugene Roszel
James Jackson died Wednesday morning at the home of Eugene Roszel in the seventy-ninth year of his age. He is survived by a widow and a nephew, Eugene Roszel. For the past five years he has resided with Mr. Roszel. In his younger day he lived in Perrineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Eugene Roszel
Mr. Roszel
Perrineville
Obituary of Mrs Katherine Outcalt of Hightstown
Mrs Katherine Outcalt widow of Richard A Outcalt died Tuesday morning in her eighty first year. Survived by son Harry Outecalt sister Mrs Helen A Stults of Hightstown and brother Charles H Stults of Forked River NJ. Brother Jacob Bulta died January 21. Two grandchildren Mrs C H Davison and Richard Outcalt also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Outcalt
Richard A Outcalt
Hightstown
Harry Outecalt
Helen A Stults
Charles H. Stults
Forked River
Jacob Bulta
Aleo
C. H. Davison
Richard Outoalt
Taft Addresses Trenton Graduates on Preparedness and Public Policy
Former president William H Taft spoke at the Rider Moore and Stewart graduation in the Moose Home Trenton urging national preparedness and a strong navy while praising the school's work. Resolutions at a Trenton mass meeting call for Local Option liquor reform and repeal of saloon influence in New Jersey. An explosion at Howe Rubber Co in New Brunswick killed two, injured several, and caused over 100 000 dollars in damage as a boiler blast sparked a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider-Moore & Stewart School
Clas
New Jersey
Trenton
Senate
New Brunswick
Howe Rubber Company
French and
Somerset Streets
Apples for Billy Sunday Highlight Mercer Delegations
Delegations attending a Billy Sunday service in the Billy Sunday tabernacle brought gifts for the evangelist. The Mercer County Gronge contributed 1,500 apples from John Barclay of Cranbury. Sunday joked about Eve and apples, linking the gift to the biblical tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Surday
Trepton
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Mercer County Gronge
John Barclay
Cranbury
Kaufman Store Trenton Announces February Furniture Sale
The Kaufman Store in Trenton highlights its annual February Furniture Sale on page four, a major event in its thirty plus years as a leading housefurnishings retailer. Reductions appear by pink sale tags on original prices, with furniture from reliable American manufacturers in various woods and finishes, offering significant savings for every room of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
Trenton
America
New Kodak Camera Offers Quick Landscape Snap Shots
Advertises Kodak or camera purchase to capture cheery landscapes unseen by foliage. Developing services priced per size at 10 cents, prints from 2 cents upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theorurches
First Presbyterian Church
Seasion
Union Meeting
Second Presbyterian Church
Corona Club
Misa Rhoda Dorrance
Corbna Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Samuel Dey
Reading Circle
H.C. Symmes
Stults
Miss Duncan
Harvey Duncan
Prospect Plains
Helen Katherine
Edmund Stephen Walters
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Mias Alice Gamlin
William B Christie
J. L Suydam
Jamesburg
Treble Clef Club
Chicago
Taylor
Lyceum
Crasbury
First Presbyterian Chapel
Z. W. Wells
Earl Jemison
Catherine Gulick
Cartman Ribsam
The
Methodisl Episcopal Church
Lawren
Correll
P. Dunham & Cots
Srenton
N. J
Frank Crane
Kk. J
B. F. Gunson
East State Street
Hotel Windsor Blag
Trenton, N. J
Shap Pictures
Stoll's
E. State St
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera House
Fred’k W. Donnelly Co
A. F. Williams
Mackinaws
N. B
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Trenton, N
Highrtstown, N. d
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