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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1911

Page

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Ethel May Dickey and George Ketcham Van Nostrand Wed

Miss Ethel May Dickey daughter of Dr and Mrs George H Dickey of Flushing LI wed George Ketcham Van Nostrand son of Mr and Mrs William H Van Nostrand of Little Neck LI in Flushing Episcopal Church. Ceremony featured organ violin and multiple musical selections. The couple will reside at 185 Madison Ave Flushing after a Palm Beach wedding trip. Reception at the bride’s home. The groom works for Roxbury Carpet Co and guests gave gifts totaling about 1200. The article also notes wedding party outfits and jewelry.

Mies Imogene Areson Eisner Ogan von Suppe Mendelssohn Wollenhaupt Offenbach Hamoreske Dvorak Nevina Hansel Et Gretel Humperdinck Wagner Louis Enne Frances Ritch Greenwich Conn Edith Raleton Lowville Mary Robbins Ent Williston L. I Bessie Curry Flushing Elmira van Nostrand Everett H. Woodruff Leslie van Nostrand F. Harold . Outcalt Walter Woodruff Leslie Nash Howard van Nostrand C. Herbert van Nostrand Everett H Woodruff Bes Palm Beach Florida Madison Ave Roxbury Carpet Co

New Jersey Farmers Educational Train Schedules Lectures

The New Jersey Farmers Educational Special, in partnership with the State Board of Agriculture and the Pennsylvania Railroad, tours twenty New Jersey cities February 2 to 8. Lectures on orchard management alfalfa poultry and soil improvement accompany exhibits from the Experiment Station at New Brunswick. Four 20 minute talks per city are planned with additional in station viewings and backup lectures in case of crowding.

New Jersey State Board of Agriculture Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad State Board New Brunswick New Jersey Farmers Penney Vania Bedford Maryland Pope's Creek Railroad Company Cranbury Blake Minkler Lewis E. van Alstyne Howell EE. van Alstyne Prof E. van Alstyne Mickler New Jersey State, Agricultural College Davis Lipman Lewis and Minkler Edward VanAlstyne State Baaed of

Public Sale of Armstrong Property and Local Bake Off

Executors of Rev A L Armstrong and Mrs Annie Armstrong estates held a public sale at the Armstrong home, with items fetching high prices. At Davigan's store Hightstown a bake contest awarded prizes to Mrs Randolph Chamberlin and others. proceeds from cake and bread sales near 3100 dollars will go to the Hightstown Improvement Association.

A. L. Armstrong Annie Armstrong John Sears Armstrong Davigan’s Hightstown Anchor Randolph Chamberlin J. B.schenk H. D. Mount George Conway George S. Reed yAfra James I. Hutchinson W. W. Kirby al Campbell Anna Wyckoff Carrie Richards Charles T. Norton

Spring Stock Sale From Blauvelt Store

Blauvelt offers choice stock of dress goods wash goods white goods and embroideries for spring sewing. Prices are attractive often below city store specials. Selection includes sheetings tickings towels table linens napkins counterpanes curtain laces draperies challs and quilting cottons for the young housewife to compare before buying.

We Are Losers Coat and Suit Sale Offer

A retailer declares a sale on coats and suits with a bold message that customers should take advantage of the low prices since the items are unwanted by the seller. The notice promotes shopping before stock runs out.

We Have Made Still Deeper Cuts In Our Prices

We have reduced prices further on ready to wear garments and materials. Prices start at five dollars for oats and ten dollars for suits or more. Note that all stock is new and styled. No bad styles remain in the new stock.

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Middlesex County School Board Association Perth Amboy Packer House F. H. Green West Chester State Normal School of Pennsylvania M.S Meinzer C. J. Baxter J. Brognard Betts Stokes Armstrong Property Fred W. DC Fire Sales Ogden-Bailey & Co Academy Street Trentoa, New Jersey Hightstown, N. J Qur Store Blauvelt Sea Isle R. A. Donnelly S. Broad Street Trenton, N. J
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