Farmers weigh pickle factory or creamery at Jamesburg meeting
Movement among Hebrew farmers near Jamesburg to start a new industry on foot. A Sunday gathering at Joseph Shostak’s home discussed whether a pickle factory or a creamery would be most profitable. Over fifty farmers attended. no decision made though both ventures considered viable. Heads named include William Belkin of near Cranbury and Samuel Boatein of Jamesburg. Another meeting slated for January 30. Herold Bennett of Temple University visited local family. Cola recovering after a fall on the farm. a scaffold broken his fall and likely saved his life with only severe bruising. Charles Kaine, the Mongolian laundryman, sold his business and returned to Hightstown to run another branch previously.
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Jamesburg
Joseph Shostak
William Belkin
Cranbury
Samuel Boatein
Herold Bennett
Temple University
Philadelphia
and Bennett
B. Everitt
Local Notes Highlight Students and Community Events
Miss Mildred JeVoe remains home ill with grip. Miss Berthefydle takes a post at Westinghouse Shell Company Runyon. Miss Viola Fisher visits Milltown relatives. Mrs. James Beebe and Mrs. Hardy host in Jersey City. Dayton items include visits with Dr. James K. Wright in Trenton. Dr. Edgar Carroll ill with grip under Dr. Van Dyke Cranbury care. Community gatherings feature turkey supper by Six Mile Run Reformed church and a Woman's Society meeting at Dayton chapel. Evangelist Billy Sundsy to hold campaign in Trenton then Ocean Grove August 26 to September 3 with his party. Dr. Ballard arranged for a longer stay.
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Mildred J éVoe
Berthefeydle
Westinghouse Shell Company
Runyon
Viola Fisher
Milltown
James Beebe
Hardy
Jersey City
Elwood Petty
Mildred Dartt
Estella van Derveer
James Ic. Wright
Trenton
Edgar Carroll
B. 8. van Dyke
Cranbury Charles
Potts
James B. Clark
A. P. Deane
van Dyke
Cranbury
Miss Hubbard
Friend
Six Mile Run Reformed Church
Franklin Park
Dayton
Tabernacle
Jerimah
John
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Clark
H. R. Dey
J. H. Judson
H. B. Dey
Janet Brown
R. H. van Derhoof
Henry Mac Donald
China
Andrew Ely
Misa Tillie Rowland
Misa Dillenbeck
Mra. N. Dey
Little Ming
Lida Hubbard
Billy Sundsy
Ocean Grove
Aaron E. Ballard
Windsor Grange installs officers and Hightstown sees growth
Windsor Grange No. 40 P. of H. held its annual officer installation with Walter Havens of Cranbury assisting. New officers named include Master Frank Baur, Overseer Frank Tindall, and others. Reported also is Prosperous Year for Hightstown with population up about 500, higher property value, new houses, extended water and sewer main work, electricity in annexed district, and tax payments completed.
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Windsor
New Jersey
Walter ‘Havens
Cranbury
Hamilton
Hightstown
Thomas
Electric Light Company
Bank Street
Broad Street
Franklin, Academy
Ward Streets
Mercer Street
Cunningham
Finance Committee
Callector
Chamberlains Tablets Called Benefical For Constipation
Women with sedentary habits may suffer constipation and indigestion and find Chamberlains Tablets beneficial. A daily three or four mile walk is better, but tablets are pleasant to take and agreeable in effect. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
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