Cranbury School Midyear Honors and Lincoln Washington Programs
Cranbury School lists students per grade who maintained all subjects. Second through Eighth Grades feature names of pupils and several teachers. The celebration on February 21 included addresses songs recitations and the Flag salute with many student performances. The page ends with an indigestion remedy advertisement for Chamberlains Tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury School
Arthur Campbell
Abraham Ruskind
Alice Scott
Alice Perrine
Donald Owens
Ethel Buskey
Ethel Hartwell
Rosella Perine
Roy Cottrell
Edward Windle
Frances Brults
Gladys Petty
Gladys Stults
John Barlow
Kathryn Stahl
Kathryn Schoell
Rose Vincent
Virginia Pullen
Anna Sydwell
Emma Bennett
Hezekiah Braxton
Luella Reid
Mary Hoffman
Grover Bennett
Irene Michaelson
Gwendoline Buskey
Mary Perrine
Wayne Stahl
Herbert Johnson
Virginia Reid
Charles Grover
Abraham Stolman
Edith Symmes
Lily Farr
Carolyn Applegate
Helen Wolfe
Edward Schnell
Edna Wolfe
Banks Stahl
James Dey
Karl Puerschner
Samuel Michaelson
Anna Harris
Anna Campbell
Helen Kennedy
Irving Bennett
Mary Symmes
Ruth Campbell
Celeste Mason
Katherine Collins
Kathryn Barlow
Marion Hughes
Gertrude Harder
Douglass Chamberlin
Lizzie Schnell
Nellie Titus
Helen Carr
Harvey Phares
Lincoln
Washington
Ege Ends Life With Gun in Hopewell Home
Joseph M. Ege former Mercer county freeholders director and Hopewell Republican leader died by self-inflicted gunshot at his home after influenza left him despondent. He served on Hopewell borough council was a bank director and longtime businessman born 1868, with deep local ties and Republican activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ege
Joseph M.ege
Mercer County Board of Freeholders
Hopewell
Pierson
Wagner
Scammell
Board of Freeholders
Woudaville
Hopewell Borough
Loyalty to Prohibition Affects Enforcement Across States
Before war entry some opposed prohibition but after law, citizens must uphold it as patriotic duty. The writer notes crystallized public opinion and a loyalty sentiment driving enforcement nationwide from the East and Midwest to the South, praising temperance education for shaping obedience to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
South Carolina
Insurance in All Its Branches Fire Auto and Liability
An advertisement urges readers to secure fire insurance covering any place and cause, notes automobile risk and low rates, and emphasizes employers liability protecting factory owners contractors and farmers from liability suits. It warns fires affect all and a policy costs only a few dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Wood for sale in stove lengths
Sawed wood in stove lengths offered for sale at 4.75 dollars per load. Delivered service available. For orders call 3M37 or Jon at 31, 2 mo.
New Jersey Sheriff Sale In Chancery In Cranbury
First National Bank of Cranbury sues to foreclose a mortgage on two Cranbury parcels described as first a 1 acre lot and second a 15-100th acre lot. The sale is set for Wednesday March 19, 1919 at 2 PM at the Sheriff’s Office in New Brunswick. Aaron V. Dawes represents the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
New Jersey
First National
Bank of Cranbury
William A. Hibbs
New Brunswick
Middlesex
Plainsboro
Thomas Cox
Dayton
John D. Britton
Said Britton
William Wilson
Charles Anderson
Ry Sales and Exchange
Central Railroad Station
Freehold
Clean Up This Mess First The Front Line View
A Harper's Magazine reminiscence describes British officers and soldiers in 1914 1915 amid front line life. A grizzled Highland major explains the urge to return home and “clean up the mess” before resuming civilian lives. A young American front line encounter underscores wartime attitude and danger as part of the shared ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feld
Iaison
Harper’s Magazine
Getting Rid of Colds and Recovery Advice
The article promotes Habeleee Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds and emphasizes avoiding a second cold before full recovery. It advises middle aged and older men to stay in bed until well, suggesting three days at the start saves weeks later.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Cranbury,n
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son Editors and Proprietors
Newwy Sersey
Webater
Javina Zdancewick
Caroline Applegate
George Washington
Olive Jones
Franklin Scott
Mary Braxton
G. W
Russell Applegate
Harold Hagerty
America
Violet Cornell
Rosella Perrine
Honest Boy
Anna Scott
Irving Stolman
Charles C. Groves
Office North Main Street
Cranbury, N.J
John J. Oehler
Cranbury, N. J
Jon
J. E. Carlson
Aaron V. Dawes
BABY
Vineland
C. H. Chandler
Prop
Monmouth Junction
W. J
New York State
Monmouth County
Guernseys
Jersey
B&s
T. V. Yetman
Anktdénber
GEO
W. Patterson, Jr
Jacob Zlotkin
Oakland
Sensible
Prospect Plains, N. J
First National Bank
Syre
B.f.gunson
Clothier and Haberdasher
E. State Street
Hotel Windsor
Trenton, N. J
Hightstown
Ford Cars
East Windsor
Mercer County
Washington Township
Middlesex County
N. J
Ning Pric
Detroit
Ford
Leon Ely
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