Church Services and Community Notices Update
Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11 with Rev J B Curry delivering a sermon on Benefita Recalled. Frederick Schweitzer also preaches at 11 with junior and senior C E meetings in the chapel. Surrogate Clayton continues to improve and several local residents named as Grand Jury members for the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Curry
Benefita
Frederick Schweitzer
C. E
Rev. L. EH. Lennox
Oehler Dominates Weekly Shoot at the Fairgrounds
Sam Oehler proved the standout at the Sportman's Association weekly shoot at the fairgrounds. He captured the seventh leg on the club trophy, won a gold prize for breaking 50 straight, and also won the chicken shoot with Mackenzie and Lewis third. Eagen and Lewis tied for Class B honors while H Klockner won Class C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Oehler
Sportman’s Association
Fairgrounds
John Kates
Mackenzie
Lewis
Eagen
H Klockner
Prof Makeover's Wonderful Remodelscope by Spinster Club
Entertainment program by the Hightstown Chapter No 103 Order of Eastern Star at Dutch Neck Church on Friday January 20 1922 at 745 PM. Admission 35 cents for Woman's Missionary Society fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Missionary Society
First Presbyterian
Princeton
Vale
Dutch Neck Church
Hightstown
Order of Eastern Star
Prof. Makeover
Woman's Missionary Society
Miss Mary Hagaman Dies in Cranbury After Long Illness
Miss Mary Hagaman 67 died at her home in Cranbury after years of poor health. Born in Branenburg she lived in Cranbury about 30 years and was fond of music. Cousins Mrs. John B. Perrine and Mrs. Abbie Corzine are named, with friend Mrs. Spencer Whitlock. Funeral Saturday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev. Joseph E. Curry. interment Blanenburg cemetery, Cole, Sov & Co. directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hagaman
Ruliff
Catherine Hagaman
South Cranbury
Thureday
Branenburg
Cranbury
John B. Perrine
Abbie Corzine
Hopewell
Spencer Whitlock
David D. Stults Dies at 70 Longtime Dayton Sexton
David D. Stults a longtime Dayton resident and former sexton of the Dayton Church and cemetery died early Thursday at age 70 He was the son of Ralph and and the last of a large family His funeral is set for Sunday at 2 PM in the Dayton Church with interment in Dayton Cemetery under the direction of Cole Son & Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Stults
Dayton
Mr. Stults
Ralph Stults
Dayton Cemetery
Cole, Son & Co
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Reid Dies at 69
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Reid died Wednesday evening at age 69. She was mother of Mrs J Halsey Reid of near Cranbury Station and formerly of Princess Anne Maryland. Funeral is Saturday at 3 PM in her old home church in Princess Anne with interment at Manokin Cemetery. Cole Son Co. handles arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Reid
J. Halsey Reid
Cranbury Station
Princess Ron
Maryland
Princess Ann
Manokin
Cole, Son & Co
Mrs Emma Davison Dies at 83 in Hightstown
Mrs Emma L Davison wife of William H Davison of near Hightstown died Thursday from pneumonia at age 83. She leaves a husband and two children. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m from her late home with Rev Owings and Rev Dr Tyack officiating, burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery under Cole Son Company supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Davison
William H. Davison
Hightstown
George T. Wyckoff
Mr. Owings
The
Baptist Church
Dr. Tyack
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Cole, Son & Company
Pioneer Grange to Celebrate 60th Anniversary
Pioneer Grange the first local grange organized in New Jersey plans a January 24 observance in Dayton. Senator David H. Agana will give the principal address. Local Welcome by Howard J. Butcher with a history of Pioneer Grange. events run from 10:30 a.m. to evening, including talks by Miss Sarah Askew and a grange lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Grange
New Jersey
Dayton
David H. Agana
State
Howard J. Butcher
Cranbury
W. F Knowles
State Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Sarah Askew
State Library Department
Grange
A. Willard Totten
Hugh Jensen
Clarence Perrine
H. G. Hoxie
The
Russell Spratford
J. Errickson
Annual Meeting of New Jersey Lord's Day Alliance
The Lord's Day Alliance of New Jersey invites attendance at its annual meeting in First Presbyterian Church Frenton N J on Thursday January 26 at 3 and 7 45 PM The group supports a Sabbath free from unnecessary commercialization and opposes commercialized amusements on the Christian Sabbath It defends the Day of Rest as a national heritage and urges America to preserve it as a world leadership principle with reference to blue laws and 1893 amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord’s Day Alliance of
New Jersey
First Presbyterian Church
Frenton
N. J
America
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Climatic Effects on Wood Propellers Found by U S Forest Service
A Madison Wisconsin laboratory study reproduces climates of southern Texas Egypt and the Amazon to test airplane propellers. Findings show heat dryness warp and unbalance caused by humidity changes. Aluminum leaf coating protects against warping. 10 000 to 12 000 layers needed for an inch thickness. one pound covers 1170 propellers at 66 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
United States Forest Service
Texas
Egypt
Amazon Valley
Philadelphia Ledger
Farmers' Association Distributes Savings at Annual Meeting
The Farmers' cooperative association distributed 7113.42 to members from savings in the past year at its annual meeting in Central Baptist church Trenton Saturday. The organization has distributed over 40000 to members since its existence and a 600 member roster. Trustees elected were William Mount Samuel Atchley John Barclay Matthew Suydam and Silas VanHorn. F W Cruser was added as auditor. The board will meet within ten days to select officers. Lecturers included Frank App Vernon Stewart J G Lippman and Alexia L Clark. Women served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Pio-Operative Association
Central Baptist Church
Trenton
William M Mount
Princeton
Samuel T. Atchley
John H. Barclay
Cranbury
Matthew Suydam
New Brunswick
Silas C. VanHorn
New Jersey State Experiment College
Alexia L. Clark
State Bureau of Markets
Women of Central Church
Eminent Surgeon Backs Prohibition In Speech
Dr. W. W. Keen of Philadelphia, a leading surgeon, urged total abstinence and prohibition at a Philadelphia Contemporary Club meeting. He cited his Paris Congress remarks showing surgeons admire abstinence and argued prohibition reduces crime poverty accidents and health costs while alcohol fuels immorality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
France
Mr Bridges
Doctor Keen
Local notes from Hightstown and area residents
The column reports residents on vacation in Florida including Councilman Frank P. Field and Clifford L. Shangle. Leonard Daniels received a surprise birthday and home party at his parents’ Etra Road house. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nolan plan a Florida sojourn. Mrs. Richard H. Ely hosted a Whist Club gathering. Mayor William N. Cunningham improves at home after illness. A Civil Service exam for clerk-carrier is set at the Hightstown post office. Miss Helen McIlwain will enter Montclair Normal School in February. she recently graduated from Hightstown High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Daniels
Frank L. Daniels
Etra Road
Helen MclIiwain
Stockton Street
Montclair Normal School
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Second Presbyterian
Clayton
Daniel W. Clayton
Julius Romberg
Blanche Stults Greenwood
Ezekiel S.barclay
United States Grand Jury
Ezekiel S. Barclay
Robert C. Nicholas
Middlesex County
United States District Court
George P. Dennis
Oehler
Supreme Court
Jacob Zlopkin
Freehold
Mae E. Farkay
Joseph A. Farkay
Prove Bergen
William Elmer Bergen
Emma Gordon
Ells
Florence Clayton
Charles Bergen
J. 8. Bergen
Geo. B. Mershon
Elizabeth Lennox
Jerry Swinford
New York City
New York
Sen
Lennox
Benton Harbor
Mr. Swinford
Newark
John Carlson
Swineford
the Lord’s Day Alliance of
Forest Service Laboratory
Aeronautics
Farmers’ Association
W. C
T. U
Frank P. Field
Clifford L. Shangle
South Main Street
Jasper, Fla
Martin Nolan
Near Town
Florida
Richard H. Ely
Whist Club
Freehold Road
William N. Cunningham
Glen Roy
Dame Fashion
East State St
Trenton, N. J
First National Bank
Cranbury, N. J
Daniel Block Clothing
South Broad St
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